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Nazareth Child Care Center is beyond amazing. My son has PTSD and RAD and he has been able to flourish in a regular class room. They are patient, kind, go above and beyond. The Director Brenda Powers is absolutely a gem, a rare one at that. The hours are fabulous 7 to 530 and the cost is more than reasonable
We were on the waiting list for this school for 2 years. Now both my children go here and my husband and I couldn't be happier with the diversity, the great activities: walks to the arboretum, visits to the firehouse and local parks), the can do attitude, great potty training, and the excellent teachers. Pam and Brenda (Directors) are fantastic too. The only thing I would say is that the waiting list was long...but worth it!
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On November 12th at approximately 9:30 p.m. a resident reported being pulled over by what he thought was Law Enforcement Officer in the 3500 block of Skyline Boulevard.
The victim was traveling south on Skyline when a newer model Chevrolet SUV came up behind him at a high rate of speed and flashed its headlights. The citizen then heard an order for him to pull over coming from a PA in the SUV. No red/blue emergency lights were seen.
The citizen stopped and was approached by a Hispanic male wearing a black polo style shirt, black BDU-style pants, and a police style utility belt. No firearm was seen but the male did have handcuffs on his belt. The male asked the victim if he knew why he was being pulled over. When told no, the male yelled to get his tail light fixed. When asked to show a badge the male stated, "Have a good night," got back into the SUV, and drove off.
While there are no criminal charges pending at this time, Cape Coral Police would like to identify and interview this subject.
Suspect Vehicle Description: Newer Chevrolet SUV, white, tinted windows, no distinctive markings.
Suspect Description: Hispanic male, approximately 25, 5-10, black polo shirt, black BDU-style pants, police style utility belt with handcuffs.
"We don't know for certain that this individual had any nefarious intent, but we would like to find out for sure. While the vast majority of our fleet consists of marked patrol cars, the Cape Coral Police Department does make use of unmarked vehicles during the normal course of our operations to enforce the law and protect the citizens of Cape Coral. However, all of our vehicles, marked and unmarked, have emergency equipment and all of our personnel will provide clear identification, to include their name and ID number upon request."- Det. Sergeant Dana Coston, Cape Coral Police Department Public Affairs Officer.
If there is ever a situation where you are being "pulled over" and you are unsure of the vehicle that is making the stop, here are some tips:
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2. If you still have concerns, you can contact Cape Coral Police Department Communications at (239) 574-3223 and they can confirm for you that the car/officer is legitimate.
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ETSU Director of Marketing Jennifer Clements has been busy looking at logos these days.
It's out with the old, in with the new for the university, and Clements tells us it was the right time to change logos. "Specifically with all of the things that we have going on," she said. "First of all, we are rejoining the Southern Conference. Also then with the return of football and having that new program with athletics, it's just a new era for athletics and it's a great opportunity and time for us to make this change."
But change comes with a cost. As it turns out, not as many ETSU bucks were spent on the logo change as there could've been. "We spent $14,700," Clements said. "This is very conservative if you look at other organizations, businesses, and universities. You can spend up to hundreds of thousands of dollars."
Despite the bargain on the new Bucs look, some might question the timing of the logo expense. Over the last year, the university has contended with budget cuts and lack of state funding for a new performing arts center and new football stadium. But Clements tells us the timing for the logo change is still perfect. "With the unveiling of the new logo for our academics, it's the perfect time also for athletics to join that unified look for the university."
The look will be on display for a full season of Buccaneer home basketball games at Freedom Hall this season.
And it looks like the Bucs new home is almost ready. "There is an agreement in principle with the city," Clements said. "We're just trying to finalize a few things, cross some t's and dot some i's. We are just really excited about being a part of that and working with the city. It's a great partnership between the city and the university and we're really looking forward to playing basketball there."
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The Feb. 17 school board meeting was conducted for the first time following the newly formulated bylaws which encourage greater community participation. Accordingly, the agenda is posted on the website and estimated times are provided for each agenda item. Another new feature is that residents can submit questions to the board to be answered at the meetings.
The second floor boardroom was filled to capacity with 11th grade students in Mrs. Untracht's and Mrs. Kannengieser's classes who had been declared regional winners in the Scholastic Arts and Writing Awards 2011 contest: Julia Comerford, Michael Domanico, Rachel Lii, Julia Smaldone and Emily Snedeker. Families of the award-winning students were also present, intermingled with members of the Manhasset Educational Support Personnel Association, (MESPA). Each group easily identifiable: parents by their cameras; employees by their circular, bright yellow buttons, "MESPA Without Contracts." School board President Cindy Cardinal thanked those MESPA workers responsible for clearing roadways so well following the recent snowstorms allowing parents and buses to get through.
Before the special presentation on the fund balance, discussion revolved around bullying, and the guest appearance of Mr. Halligan whose son committed suicide after being bullied by classmates in school and on the Internet. That meeting was well attended by parents—and, surprisingly, it was said, by empty nesters too. The board mentioned CASA's Cathy Samuels and Lisbeth Shibley for their input. Also mentioned was Halligan's emphasis on the importance of educating the bully's friends and bystanders as effective tools in combating bullying.
The fund balance analysis was provided by Rosemary Johnson, deputy superintendent for business and finance. As she does each year at this time, Ms. Johnson presented the projected status of the district's 2010-11 budget for revenues and expenses as of Dec. 31, 2010. Ms. Johnson cautioned that because the projections for 2010-11 revenues and expenses are based on actual results through Dec. 31, 2010, the projections contain estimates and assumptions that are subject to change and which could impact actual results for the year.
The district estimates that its actual revenues for 2010-11 will likely equal budgeted revenues of $83,512,677 and that its actual expenses for 2010-11 will likely be below budgeted expenses of $83,512.677 by approximately $1.65 million. Ms. Johnson reviewed the major components of the better than expected results: special education, compensation and transportation are all expected to come in under budget.
Ms. Johnson explained that Special Education remains the most volatile component of the district's budget as the student population is always in flux, and as the needs of the students change. The district budgeted for 500 classified school-age students and 40 pre-school students to receive related services in 2010-11. As of October 2010, the district was servicing 478 school-age students and 31 pre-school students. The district budgeted for 42 special education students to attend out of district schools. The actual full-time equivalent student count is 38.
With respect to compensation, Ms. Johnson detailed the 2010 Retirement Incentive adopted by the district in late June 2010. She explained that in June 2010, NYS enacted a Retirement Incentive whereby teachers were offered service credits as an incentive to retire, subject to certain limitations. These limitations included the ability of the district to achieve savings of 50 percent over a two-year period on the total base salaries of the retirees against the replacement employees.
The district, through an agreement with the Manhasset Education Association, was able to achieve such savings. The MEA agreed that all teachers hired to replace retiring teachers would be placed on BA Step 1 of the teacher salary schedule, regardless of prior experience. If the replacement teachers are asked to return for a second year of employment, they will be placed on MA Step 2 if they have achieved a master's degree.
The gross amount of salaries saved in 2010-2011 is $1,123,103. The estimated payment for service credits of $1,258,547 will be paid to the Teachers Retirement System in fall 2011. The district estimates that net savings resulting from its implementation of the 2010 Retirement Incentive will be $2.4 million over the period from 2010-11 to 2014-15.
Ms. Johnson reviewed employee benefits, where it is projected the district will spend about $77,000 more than the $16.1 million budgeted. Ms. Johnson highlighted that pensions, health insurance and unemployment benefits have all increased dramatically, and are expected to continue to do so.
Finally, Ms. Johnson reviewed the status of the district's reserves. Ms. Johnson explained that the district actively utilizes its reserves to manage its capital needs and the tax levy, among other items. Reserves however, must be replenished each year to continue to support the tax levy. Funds such as those generated by achieving better than expected results for the district's revenues and expenses as described above are used to replenish reserves. Active use of reserves has enabled the district to limit its tax levy the last two years to .45 percent and 1.23 percent.
Following Johnson's presentation trustee Carlo Prinzo reminisced how he and co-trustee Regina Rule had served on the Citizens Advisory Committee for Finance "back in the dark ages" when the district had had a seemingly endless parade of budget officials resulting in no year-to-year financial memory. He congratulated Ms. Johnson for her years spent streamlining the budget, cautioning against the inclination, when all goes so smoothly, to take her for granted.
Most school districts, it was said, are experiencing declining enrollment, while Manhasset is currently bucking the trend. In the past the district hired demographer Lloyd Bishop who provided low, middle and high projections for future enrollment, at a cost roughly around $11,000. The projections are now being handled in house by Dr. William Shine, and the board declared it to be more accurate. Another board member underlined that Governor Cuomo's proposed budget tax cap of 2 percent annually does not allow for enrollment growth.
The site preparation has been completed by Huntington Coach and buses began using the town facility near North Hempstead Beach Park (Bar Beach) in January, creating more space at the secondary school.
Following the presentation, time was allotted for public comment.
Public comment was also encouraged later in the meeting on recommended motions on the consent agenda. Additionally, the public was invited to speak on any item that is, or is not, on the agenda during "Open Time." At the Feb. 17 meeting that was calculated to occur at 9:50 p.m. and was pretty much on target.
The next BOE meeting is March 3 when Dr. Anthony Ambrogio will discuss Curriculum Overview: Fine and Performing Arts. March 5 is a Budget Work Session at 9 a.m. in the secondary school boardroom. The public is welcome.


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No longer looking like the Dodge Viper from Hell (see Ampersand, July 2008) as did the previous test mules, Mercedes-Benz's supercar of the the future we believe it will be called the SLC has returned to the U.S. for more hot-weather testing in the California desert.
Although it's still covered by yards of camouflage to hide the car's true shape, our spy photographer was able to catch an engineer opening one of the car's gullwing doors, which the engineers were clearly not happy about! We were also able to make out a strip of LED daytime running lights beneath the headlamps, not unlike those on recent Audis. The test mule we captured here is continuing to use a narrow, tacked-on rear wing. You can also clearly see the massive cross-drilled front brake rotors and a front end designed to allow large amounts of cool air into the engine bay.
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Open Thread: Did You Find a New Lesbian/Bi Character to Love Because of AfterEllen March Madness?
My favorite part of this year's AfterEllen March Madness competition was hearing from our readers who used the tournament as a springboard for falling in love with lesbian/bi characters they'd never met before. I heard from women who knew about Skins, but had never taken the time to track down the episodes until they saw Naomi and Emily in the Elite Eight. I heard from women who had seen all the hullabaloo about Pretty Little Liars but hadn't joined in on the fun until Emily Fields advanced to the Final Four. One reader even told me she read the Millenium trilogy in two sleepless days after seeing that Lisbeth Salander had made the March Madness cut.
Yesterday, I asked on Twitter: Who found a new lesbian/bi character to love because of AE's March Madness?
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@hhoagie I found Betty, Betty found me, we're in a serious relationship and everytime she walks into a room, her swag makes my heart stop.
— Svetlana Fernandes (@SvetlanaCF) April 9, 2013
@hhoagie It made me want to give Imagine Me and You another chance. Will rewatch soon.
— Christina B (@multitudeofgeek) April 9, 2013
@hhoagie I'm sorry, as a full-time, multi-shipper, you didn't surprise me by one single new face
— Snicky (@ixke) April 9, 2013
@hhoagie apparently I've got to get up on Betty from Bomb Girl – Naomily has my heart forever. Emily Fitch & oils for final round
— Kait Rizzo (@KaitRizzo) April 9, 2013
@hhoagie Me! *raises hand* Emily Fitch & Naomi Campbell!
— GreysGleek (@GleekyBuffynut) April 9, 2013
@hhoagie Emily Fitch!
— Cris Penoni (@ABarda) April 9, 2013
@hhoagie me. Spent the entire w/end catching up on 4 years of #calzona goodness because of it. Who knew eyebrows could be so sexy. Lol
— Aimee(@aimeegould) April 9, 2013
@hhoagie Not yet, but I do have a few new tv shows to try. It's so amazing that I haven't seen them all. There are so many all of a sudden!
— Daphna (@whenfishfly) April 9, 2013
So, now I'm asking here on AfterEllen: Did anyone enjoy a lesbian/bi character for the first time because of March Madness? Or, is there a character you want to love but don't know how to track down the show/movie she is on? Hit up the comments and let's share the things we learned to love this month.


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Hi guys,
I'm a Japanese-Australian in France for the first time. I will be visiting Paris from August 24-28 with my meat-loving boyfriend, and then to Marseilles from 28-30.
For Paris, I wanted to have a mixed bag of culinary experiences. I was just wondering whether you guys could give me some advice. Here are the places I think I want to visit:
One 3* Michelin establishment:
I have narrowed down my choices due to budget constraints and many of the restaurants closing in August to:
Le Bristol
Le Pre Catalan
I am leaning towards Ledoyen because of the location and interior of the restaurant looks so quintessentially French.
I was thinking of a range of these bistrots for dinner. Also wanted a good recommendation for steak and frites for the boy.
L'Ami Jean
Le Regalade
Le Chateaubriand
For this type of restaurant, how far do I have to book in advance?
I would like some more recommendations for this category. My budget for dinner is around 35-40 euro per person, not including wine.
Patisseries and sweets:
Sadaharu Aoki (just wanted to compare to Tokyo)
Pierre Herme (again, Tokyo comparison)
Christian Constant
Gerard Mulot
I know these are more cake/macaron-centric. Does anyone have recommendations for croissants and other pastries? I am staying in the 14th arrondissement.
Open-air markets:
I would like to have a picnic for lunch one day, where is a good example of a typical Parisian open-air market?
Also, anything else worthwhile would be warmly received. Thanks so much!
Congratulations, for someone coming for the first time, you've done your homework and I think here you're dealing with our personal preferences, you cannot go wrong anywhere.
The one place you'll probably get some different feedback on is markets, I think the Marche des Enfants Rouges (not really open air but seems it) is neat but mainly because of the prepared food stalls along with the fruits and veggies; the bio Rasphail and Batignols and Marche d'Aligre is also fun. The streets around Poncelet have both outside produce, fish, etc. and inside stuff (Alleose cheese for example)
re: John Talbott
Yvonne, JT meant "Marche des Enfants Rouges", not "Marche des Enfants". It sells food not children, don't worry.
I prefer the weekly maraîcher markets for their quality and freshness. Besides the ones JT listed, I like very much the weekly markets of Baudoyer (Wedn afternoon) and St Eustache (Thursday afternoon, Sunday morning). Besides having high quality fresh food, these two markets, like the Maubert market (Tues, thurs, Sat mornings), are near the Seine, where you can have your picnic afterwards.
But the weekly market nearest you in the 14th would be the Raspail market (Sunday morning).
Yvonne, do a search on this board and you can easily find links to the list of open-air markets. If I give it one more time, am afraid that the ever alert mods will expell me for spamming.
re: Parigi
Thanks for the catch Parigi, I've corrected it, hummm, wonder what that slip of the tongue means? As a psychiatrist I don't even want to explore it. Selling children? Oh my.
My favorite patisseries are Pain du Surcre in the 3rd and Des Gateaux et du Pain in the 15th. The latter has excellent croissants in addition to spectacular pastries. However, I believe Pain du Sucre will be closed during your visit, but Des Gateau et du Pain returns from its vacation on August 26. Gerard Mulot is also wonderful for breads and pastries, and it too returns from its vacation on August 26. In response to my inquiry about vacation closure, the manager at Pierre Herme wrote that the shop at rue Bonaparte will be open "at the end of August", so I'm not sure what this means.
re: Nancy S.
It seems quite difficult to figure out which places are closed. I also wanted to try the ice creams at Berthillon - is that closed in August too?
Also, in regards to restaurants, how far ahead should I book? And do I need to book bistrots even for lunch?
re: yvonnez
Berthillon does close during the summer, though I am not sure for how long. Personally, I do not think Berthillon is that great; I much prefer Amorino, a small chain with multiple locations, one very close to Berthillon.
Regarding reservation timing, you should book the three-stars now.
re: yvonnez
While Berthillion may be closed their ices are sold all over the Ile St Louis; agree however with Amorino and you can also check out an article in Figaroscope on ices that gives pros and cons on:
Martine Lambert
Le bac a glaces
It Mylk
La Tropicale
A la Mere de Famille
Gelati d'Alberto .
re: John Talbott
Their gelato is excellent, but the pistacchio paste they sell at Pozzetto is worth the trip in itself!
re: John Talbott
I heartily second A La Mère de Famille.
Plus Caramello on rue des Martyrs.
Except for the absurd long lines, Berthillon has nothing on them.
re: yvonnez
Hi, I have made a lot of similar choices but you will be there before me. I would be really grateful if you would post a report.
re: panaroma
Hi - I will post a report, but I will be running around Europe all of September, so if you can wait until October, definitely will post up here.
re: yvonnez
I'm curious for your report too - have similar restaurant interests, ideas and budget for our trip in October! Thanks!
re: yvonnez
I think the lunch deal at la Table is a great thing. Everything else Robuchon-branded is overpriced, alas.
I just had a fabulous meal at L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon. From everything I hear you are better off here than at La Table. They do take reservations and they are incredibly charming. Gaya, across the street is also good (Pierre Gaignaire)
We also had a fabulous meal at Fables de la Fontaine. Fresh fish in a very congenial setting.
re: croquembouche
"They do take reservations"
be careful, for dinner, they only take reservation for the first service @ 18:30, after that it's first come first serve.
As for steak/frites, you may be able to walk to La Vache au Comptoir, 13 rue D'Odessa, in the 14th. Reasonable prices.
re: yvonnez
One month ahead at most.
re: yvonnez
Just curious, what time did you get for Le Chateaubriand. I tried to get a 9 or 9:30 reservation, but they would only give me 8:30 for Tuesday, August 31.
re: Nancy S.
That sounds about right. Many bistros have 2 "services" (shifts), around 8 and around 10. A table at 9 or 9:30 would mean straddling 2 shifts.
re: Parigi
They gave me 7:30 on 26 August - I thought it was a bit early, but me on my Australian stomach would probably be hungry by then and I might even be able to sneak in a late supper.
re: yvonnez
They tried to give me earlier than 8:30, but I negotiated until I settled for 8:30. It sort of makes me wonder whether they are saving the "better" times for others.
croissants/bread in the 14th; Dominique Saibron, place d'Alésia; Du Pain et des Idées, bd Pasteur; Moisan, at Denfert; Bosson, on bd Blanqui @ Barrault may not be far, depending on where in the 14th your are. Same for Mayer, 100, rue du théatre, and Pichard, rue Cambronne. And many more, I'm sure. The bakery on Mouton-Duvernet@Boulard has very good éclairs.
re: souphie
Dominique Saibron is open in August ? What should I try there ? Everything looks good on the website !
re: souphie
Were the "escargots" the ones Kerstin brought back for me/us?
re: ChefJune
Yes, M'am.
re: yvonnez
Yep. Régalade reopens mid-august, actually. Can't remember the exact date, but their answering machine does. CAJ is closed all of August.
re: The Paris Kitchen
Too bad about CAJ - I guess I'll just have to try La Regalade in both locations instead.
Has anyone been to Le Severo? Is it any good? I want some traditional bistro French.
re: yvonnez
Excellent, esp the Cotes de Boeuf, ate last at the Bis de.....
6.2. Le Bis de Severo, 16, rue des Plantes in the 14th, 01.40.44.73.09, open Tuesday to Saturday night. Another seemingly trite neighborhood place that was unexpectedly good (although to be honest, it has garnered pretty good reviews.) It was advertised to me once upon a time as a seafood place – ha! It was more like a meat place with at least six steak type mains. But I'm getting ahead of myself. We entered to the screams of a two year old that didn't cease until one or the other parent escorted her out and finally, blissfully, left altogether. Our eyes scanned the menu but the only thing that jumped out at us was an outrageously priced cote de boeuf (70 €); but hey, somedays…… We started with a fantastically tasty boudin noir with a tartly dressed salad, then on to the cote de boeuf from Limousin, done charred on the outside, pink/raw in the interior and finished with a divine crème caramel. We topped this fine meal off with Illy coffee and two poires by Brana, excellent. The bill (we had the el cheapo wine @ 13 € for a not disgraceful Cahors, to rationalize our choice of the expensive meat) was 114 €.
re: yvonnez
Sévero has its ups and down, but at its best, has some of the best meat in town. It's not a traditional bistrot. It's a tiny, packed wine bar that only offer meat choices and has no soda.
The topic of traditional French bistro has been discussed ad nauseam, as we say in Latin. They're great for steak -- French steak, that is: grass fed, usually not very aged, and with a distinctive taste.
re: souphie
I think the Bis de....... is more of a resto than Severo; true, beef is the centerpiece. And yes we've beaten the bistro horse to death.


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- Prepkitchen was really goodStumpJrDined on 10/18/2014Went for our anniversary and loved it. Food was excellent and my wife loved the wine (a Malbec I think.) We liked that the menu was simple but plenty of options for us. The Pork porterhouse was ridiculously good. My only minor gripe was no beers on tap, but the bottle selection was good and the Swamis IPA is always solid. We had a great dinner.Special Features:
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- We had a great time there!sdyrDined on 10/3/2014The place is on the small size but charming and elegant. It has an outdoor patio, but we were inside. Food is fantastic, well prepared, with many layers of flavor and portions are good size. I liked everything i ordered and so did my husband. I wish I hadnt eaten that day so that I would be able to eat up all we ordered. Would definitely recommend this restaurant to friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 10/2/2014Very disappointed with the food. But staff was and service were very good.
- Another wonderful visitPhylZDined on 9/28/2014PrepKitchen has become one of our favorite places for dining, with reliably very good, creative food, very pleasant, efficient service and a fair price.Special Features:
- Restaurant WeekSplinterVIPDined on 9/28/2014Ate here for Restaurant Week. Had previously dined at the location in Little Italy. Had the Caesar salad, which was very good, and then the WNL Burger, which they claim is their signature dish. It was an OK burger, although cooked medium rare instead of the requested medium, and was VERY greasy. Came with very good fries. Had an apple tart with vanilla gelato and caramel sauce for desert, which was good, but the pastry was tough. Overall, and OK but not great dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PrepKitchen Del Mar is StellarFelyliciousDined on 9/28/2014What a wonderful neighborhood restaurant that IS everything under the sun and the moon. We bring our Jack Russell Terrier with us (he's well-behaved) and we all just have a splendid time. I love their sangria. Together, with their Tuscan bean & arugula salad and dining on their patio, I just feel so relaxed, happy and satiated. The PKDM staff is phenomenal too. The hosts, the wait staff and the kitchen all have their jobs dialed in. Everything is synchronicity and simplicity. What fun! PrepKitchen sets a gold standard of how a restaurant should be if they want diners to keep coming back again, and again...and again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!dfoodieDined on 9/27/2014I have been wanting to go here for awhile now. I'm so glad we finally got the chance. It was delicious!Special Features:
- karenwDined on 9/26/2014Great dinner with my college buddies (30+ year friendship). Food was creative and delicious. Server was attentive, knowledgeable and friendly. Will definitely stop by next time I am in Del Mar.Special Features:
- Great RestauranthowlingthunderDined on 9/26/2014Food was fantastic. Dessert was mega supreme. If I had to make a complaint it would be that people sit so closely that your conversation steps on others, and vise versa. But, that's a little thing and if you're not super anti-social then it's not a big deal. The food easily steals your attentionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food Fusion RestuarantLuLu1Dined on 9/25/2014If you like food fusion or exotic small bites this is the restuarant for you. Great place for Happy Hour or to hang in the afternoon with friend over appetizers and drinks and watch Del Mar cruise by any day of the week. Had grilled fish tacos and they were meaty and very tasty. Every thing tasted fresh and full of flavor. Service was great - greated immediately and had a choice of nice tables. But it is a busy place even at 11:30am so be prepared or make reservations ahead just in case.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Flexible menu for Restaurant WeekJDinerVIPDined on 9/23/2014The best part of Prepkitchen DM besides the amazing flavors, is their flexibility with the way they structure SDRW. For lunch you select an app/salad from the regular menu & then pick an entree. Other places limit your choices and you find yourself wanting what they don't offer for SDRW. The 2nd best thing are the flavors at PKDM. The beet salad is to die for with its tender greens, succulent beets, creamy goat cheese & flavorful, light, fresh dressing. The Moules Frites may be the best I have ever had. The broth, good enough to pour in a glass & drink. The Frites very tasty though they did arrive 10 minutes after the Moules and no Aioli as I thought it was supposed to have. However all in all an amazing lunch.Special Features:
- Redemption and brilliancePKDMRWDined on 9/22/2014My first impression months ago was slightly disappointing at the Little Italy location so I was reluctant to try them again. I'm glad I kept an open mind. The food was delicious, decadent but balanced. Fried chicken sandwich was a perfect fry offset with a tangy sandwhich dressing, fresh greens, sweet tomatoes and perfectly baked, salted focaccia. The WNL burger was a home run on flavor. Any description won't do it justice. Just try it and you'll know immediately. Overall a great lunch experience. Great service, lively atmosphere. Thank you PK!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CathieVIPDined on 9/21/2014We were here during restaurant week. Our server was very kind and efficient. She even added on one extra alcoholic beverage, bc she said she wanted to be sure we got a good deal!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- amazing!OpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 9/14/2014we were in torrey pines and wanted to grab dinner. We knew there was a location in LaJolla, but saw this place was close and gave it a try. Everything was great. service was great. the beet salad, the braised beef short rib were great. the chocolate cake dessert with caramel ice cream was good too. nice portion control. i guess you could share it all if you weren't that hungry.Special Features:
- Bacck to Prepkitchen Del MarCVFoodiesDined on 9/13/2014We haven't been back to Prepkitchen since they rebuilt after the kitchen fire. It's even better now! Check it out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dissappointing At Bestpmb2934dDined on 9/12/2014My wife arrived at the restaurant at 4:40 pm on Saturday 9/12 for a 5:00 pm birthday celebration. There were no other guests in the restaurant at this time. We ordered two WNL Burgers-one Medium and the other Medium Rare. The burgers came out about 15 minutes later and were both RARE. My wife returned her burger. My wife's burger came back-re-fired not new and again was barely medium rare. We gave both burgers back to the server.Two new burgers were brought to our table. Both were MEDIUM WELL. We both ate 1/2 of the new burgers as we were very hungry now that it was 6:00 pm. Management took one burger and my soda off of the check.No apology was offered by management Our server seemed genuinely concerned that we had received a bad experience
- Delicious brunch in a great settingnycyumVIPDined on 8/30/2014The outdoor patio at PrepKitchen Del Mar is absolutely lovely, and the food is just as fantastic as every other PK restaurant. We enjoyed a great brunch outside with the puppy, and the restaurant was very welcoming. The donut holes were perfect for sharing, and my omelette was perfectly prepared. The price was reasonable and the portion was big enough that I had breakfast for the next day. I probably wouldn't try the cucumber mimosa again, but it wasn't bad- just not exactly my taste. Overall, a great place to sit and enjoy the sunshine and some delicious cuisine!Special Features:
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- Awesome!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014VIPDined on 8/21/2014In Del Mar for a relaxing afternoon & this location was the perfect choice. Great food, Delightful service & a great atmosphere. I would recommend 110% to any & all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- cuban sandwichOpenTable Diner Since 2014VIPDined on 8/21/2014great sandwich, pickles were a great touch an I would like to think I would get a similar sandwich in MiamiSpecial Features:
- Food with FlairSuzyVIPDined on 8/20/2014From start to finish, entering the restaurant in daylight and looking at the menu, then leaving in the darkness of evening is all magical. The lights at night surround the outside dining area, and the inside decor is quirky and "modernly" old timey. Milk jugs for carafe of water, for example. Compliments to the chef who really knows how to prepare vegetables, and offer a healthy variety of choices. The food is exceptional and desserts charming. Would like a few more non-chocolate, vegan choices for desserts, however. Thank you to the staff who all made us feel quite welcome and at home.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SuzyVIPDined on 8/14/2014Varied menu but chef is open to changes due to diet and allergies, etc.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Great Food - Limited Veggie OptionsraviiesDined on 8/4/2014I picked this restaurant for our Wedding Anniversary after looking at their menu and reading reviews on Yelp. We were bit surprised to see that the Vegetarian Entree Options was lacking. I was bit disappointed to learn that they were not willing to make custom vegetarian dishes. That said the Vegetarian options available include: 1 soup, 1 sandwich and 3 salads. We ordered the soup, sandwich and picked one of the 3 salads. The food was extraordinary. I would recommend this restaurant to both my vegetarian and non-vegetarian friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A nice place for localsPasmalDined on 8/2/2014Prep Kitchen sits on the site of many recent failed restsurants. The new owners, with knowledge of San Diego 'a neighborhoods, have moved towards catering to the local populace, not the tourist traffic, which can be rather seasonal, if there is such a thing as seasons in San Diego. The menu is simple, changes based on callable ingredients, and is well prepared and portioned. The management and staff are attentive. My only complaints are as follows: the red wine served was more warm than cool and we were seated near a rather boisterous and loud group of 9. Nevertheless, we would probably return, and recommend to friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Good food, limited menuForrest2bDined on 7/28/2014The quality of the food is excellent, at a level I would expect form a place in La Jolla and Del Mar. The drawback is how limited the selection is and that it rotates. I'd highly recommend looking at the menu before going to make sure they have something that suits you and your date.Special Features:
- 3 out of 4 excellent dishesOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/26/2014Bean/arugula salad, halibut, and bread pudding were excellent. Beef tenderloin was pedestrian and tough. Service was excellent.I would recommend this to a friend.
- hgbmkt20VIPDined on 7/24/2014service and food are always reliable and delicious. Great outdoor seating so you can bring you dog. They are very dog friendly.Special Features:
- great dinner place - mediocre lunchsecondtimetesterDined on 7/24/2014Ordered the fish sandwich - the fish was overcooked and very dry - the large pile of greasy potato chips was daunting - the sauces for the sandwich were good but very oily - the plate was unimaginative and needed color. We have had dinner here twice and loved it but lunch was disappointing. One of us ordered the mussels and has enjoyed those also in the past. Our third friend was also disappointed.
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The deepest circle of Hell is reserved for betrayers and mutiniers.
Fucked up memories.
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Your hollow gaze has shifted past my eyes.
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Another day I regret your memory.
In my mind you will never be more that this.
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As your world comes crashing down I'm going to watch it fucking burn.
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Waltz: NDA glides past with smooth majority. Whirling suspense over, but this Tchaikovsky unlikely given AP results and exit polls.
Tango: NDA 260-271. Can flamboyantly try to win over bit players and ensure that a non-aligned party, say Mayawati's BSP, sits on the sidelines.
Break Dance: NDA 250-260. Tough number, but can try by pulling 'extras' to the floor, plus a star like BSP.
Samba: NDA under 250. Pulsating possibilities for rivals. Would set feet tapping for Congress and allies. Beat could prove catchy for some NDA partners.
Salsa: Red hot stuff. Cong and allies 200. Cong itself 140-plus. Sonia likely to be pushed as PM. Mulayam might agree if Left puts arm around him.
Puppet Dance: Strings attached here. Cong and allies 200, but Cong under 140. Sonia crumples out of PM-ship, though Cong could still pull with Manmohan or Pranab. Left foot crucial for who heads govt.
Item Number: Sizzler stakes. NDA under 250, Cong and allies under 160. Third Front would go dhak-dhak. Gaddi could be in the clinch of Mulayam or Pawar. NDA partners and Cong allies could wiggle to the Front.
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The lack of specific knowledge about what occurred tends to spark curiosity in the same way that any mystery does. As humans, we have an innate capacity for curiosity and a wish to understand the world and our place in it. Perhaps more importantly, when we are exposed to a traumatic event that we have difficulty understanding, we often feel strongly compelled to look for answers. We attempt to create a logical sequence of events, and in this way offer ourselves a sense of control and hopefully some relief.
Left Behind by Flight 370
At this point in the Flight 370 investigation, it can be assumed that the passengers' family members are experiencing some form of ambiguous loss, a term that is becoming more commonly used in behavioral health trauma treatment. Examples would be kidnappings and missing person cases where family members are left wondering what happened and even if their loved ones are still alive. One challenge of this type of loss is getting to a feeling of closure.
In the Rosen Center's work with traumatized military and law enforcement members, as well 9/11 first responders, we frequently see individuals coming in for behavioral health treatment, where their initial focus is a deep need to understand what happened. In many cases, they often say that if they understood the cause, their pain would be relieved. In some cases this is true. In others, accepting the unanswered questions can be difficult.
In many ways, the public can respond to tragedies such as the disappearance of Flight 370 in a similar way. We empathize with the victims and may find it very troubling as we imagine this could possibly happen to us or our loved ones. The ambiguous nature of the event can create a sense of helplessness for some who don't feel knowledgeable enough to avoid a similar incident. Therefore, we can crave the most recent information in order to fight that feeling. The most recent information about Flight 370 is that search teams had reacquired locator beacons, likely from the downed aircraft. Let's hope that a more complete picture of what happened emerges soon.


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Calinda meaning and name origin
Calinda \c(a)-lin-da, cal(i)-nda\ as a girl's name has the meaning "lovely one" and is a variant of Calandra (Greek): from "kalos andros".
Calinda has 1 variant form: Calynda.
Calinda is also pronounced similarly to Colinda, Kalinda, Kalindi and Kalynda. Other suggested similar baby names are Calida, Calina, Carlinda, Celinda, Celinde, Malinda, Salinda and Yalinda.
Popularity of Calinda
Calinda is not a popular first name for females and an equally uncommon surname or last name for all people (2000 U.S. Census).
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