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Obica Mozzarella Bar, Pizza e Cucina - Century City
- Address:
10250 Santa Monica Blvd. #206
Los Angeles, CA 90067Neighborhood:
Century City
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Obica Mozzarella Bar, Pizza e Cucina - Century City
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://obica.com/portal/US/en/dove-siamo/restaurant-los-angeles/century-city/
- Phone: (310) 556-2452
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:30am - 4:00pm; Brunch Saturday & Sunday 11:30pm-4:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Wine Bar, Pizzeria
- Executive Chef: Simone Santopietro
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Cafe, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: We offer full service catering for private occasions and public events. Please contact our Catering Manager at firstname.lastname@example.com or go to http://bit.ly/ObiCatering for photos and more details.
- Entertainment: AMC movie theater in same Shopping Center
- Special Events: Monthly dinners based on Italy's regional cuisine and products. Wine appreciation seminars and pairing dinners. No corkage on Mon-Tues_Wed; Special wine deals on Thursdays.
A word from Obica Mozzarella Bar, Pizza e Cucina - Century City
Obica Mozzarella Bar focuses on using high quality, fresh products. Obica directly imports Mozzarella di Bufala Campana DOP three times a week to be served with other Italian specialties. Obica offers a full Italian wine list and full bar.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
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Obica Mozzarella Bar, Pizza e Cucina - Century City reviews from OpenTable diners
47 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.3
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (29)great for outdoor dining (22)great for lunch (21)neighborhood gem (17)good for groups (11)kid-friendly (8)romantic (7)notable wine list (6)great for brunch (5)late-night find (4)special occasion (3)hot spot (2)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Love this Italian Place!MC64VIPDined on 11/15/2014I love buffalo mozzarella and the smoked version of it called "Provola" is unbelievable. The food is, needless to say authentic Italian at its best. Prosciutto, salame, mortadella are all of the highest quality you can find served with warm focaccia bread. The service is great, and the staff is really friendly. Can't miss this place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Even Better The Second Time....JVVVVIPDined on 11/10/2014I come to Century City once a year for a conference and tried Obika last year and really loved it. So when I came out this year I knew right where to go. The food is great and the menu is unique it was really quiet (which I like sometimes) and the wine was perfect. Definitely an Italian Tapas type place in the sense that if you go with a group get several things and share......it's all great. Service was above and beyond (thanks Jessica).Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 11/4/2014Food is always fresh, great mozzarella, pasta, pizzas. Discovered this in London and have been coming here ever since.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 10/25/2014This is a wonderful place, popular in Italy where the Milan location overlooks the Duomo. In LA it suffers from a name that sounds more like a local sushi bar than an Italian place. It also suffers from its location steps from the food court at the Century City Mall. If you can get past all of that, you are in for a treat. The pizza dough is flown in from Italy as are the cheeses, etc. The service is friendly and they and the food make you feel like you are in Italy.Special Features:
- An Original MealPSWeekenderVIPDined on 10/23/2014I never had dinner at a Mozzarella Bar. Have the trio of mozzarella along with some of the side. Bonus on Thursday night was 50% bottle wine. For two of us rather than order two glasses at $16 each we had a lovely bottle of the same wine at $58/2 or $29. The special, the "Nudie" which was essentially the center of a ravioli without the pasta was creative, low carb and rather tasty.Special Features:
- SpunkyMonkeyVIPDined on 9/28/2014Surprisingly disappointing. I took a friend here for her birthday. I had never been to the Century City location, but I frequent the one at the Beverly Center. My friend and I had reservations at another restaurant, but opted to go to Obika as they were starting a brunch menu AND we both LOVE burrata. Well, my friend ordered Eggs Benedict, but they were out of Canadian Bacon/Ham. Um, we arrived at 11:30 a.m. when they opened. This was one of only 4 items on the brunch menu. I opted to get the Burrata Sampler with all three burratas so that my friend could try them. They were out of the smoked burrata---a main item on the menu. Anyway, I doubt I will ever go to this location again though the service and atmosphere were pleasant.
- Great find in a mallyntbomVIPDined on 9/27/2014Thought we would try the little Italian place in the mall/near the theatre. Food was great/service even better. Very good/very convenient.Special Features:
- Authentic Italian FoodfreemaeeDined on 9/27/2014Love this place, not crazy about the location. It can get a bit noisy depending on the day and time, but worth the try. It has become one of my most favorite restaurants for Italian food. Love, love their mozzarella! I can have just that with their amazing wines. The pasta is cooked to perfection, never over cooked, their veggie pizza is my favorite too. Service is great, friendly and knowledgeable.Special Features:
- Good food - nice lunchdebbVIPDined on 9/25/2014Enjoyed their patio dining this time, and it was lovely! The food at Obika is always great. Got the pizza this time. It looked and smelled wonderful, but the sauce was lacking - tasted watered down. Stick with their pasta dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Real ItalianSchincatDined on 9/21/2014The cheeses are so fresh and the pasta is cooked al dente, so it is the best of all worlds. It tastes authentic.Special Features:
- Never a bad mealObikaAddictVIPDined on 9/20/2014I have dined here weekly for the last year and the food is always fresh and delicious. I recommend the prosciutto pizza, lasagna, Branzino, and filet. The mozzarella and heirloom tomatoes are as addictive as cr*ck. This place is truly a gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food... nice outdoor seatingShellsVIPDined on 9/19/2014While our service was not the best, the food and ambiance were there. We like the food, and would come back to dine.Special Features:
- such a great findRedFireVIPDined on 9/18/2014and wine list was half off on Thursdays. What?! amazing We got the Buffalo tasting plate with Smoked Salmon...da bomb!Special Features:
- Great business lunch SpotFHEHVIPDined on 9/15/2014Great business lunch spot. Food was great along with the service. Great menu and quick food delivery. Reasonable prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- we didn't goOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/5/2014And I was chagrined to discover there was no obvious way to cancel the reservation. I thought that was rude of me, but I blame Open Table. I would think that would be something the restaurants would care about.Special Features:
- overpriced and under flavoredLAdinerVIPDined on 8/25/2014We arrived after work on a Monday and asked to sit outside. We were told we couldn't because the waiter outside had too many customers. The weather was great and so they should have expected more people to sit outside and put another waiter outside. We were surprised at such a response and a bit upset. They seated us indoors where we were the only ones. I ordered the prosciutto pizza which the waiter recommended - being their most popular. It was served luke warm and didn't have any flavor. I tried the trio sampler for dessert. The Chocolate cake was terrible and tasted like compressed sawdust. My friend's ravioli was such a small portion for the $16. The prices are too expensive and the quality of food is not good. We wouldn't go back.
- I love the cheese!RobinVIPDined on 8/24/2014The mozzarella is really awesome. I always get the classica and the burrata and love it. The trio di pesti--especially the black olive pesto--is excellent, too. One of my favorite restaurants.Special Features:
- Never DisappointsFoobahVIPDined on 8/22/2014The food served at Obiko never disappoints. We started with bruschetta and I Tagligieri. The I Tagligieri requires well refined taste buds but the bruschetta is always a good choice. We followed with eggplant parmigiana that was delicious and a marguerite pizza that hit the spot. can only wish I had a menu in front of me to help with the spelling of this review.Special Features:
- ExcellentPeteDined on 8/9/2014My daughter and I always share the tasting platter. Great wine and managed by a lovely person. Perfect pre-movie meal.Special Features:
- The following 299 reviews are from the Obica Mozzarella Bar, Pizza e Cucina - Century City reviews archive.
- Good PizzaOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 7/24/2014I started with the Cold Organic Tomato Soup. After adding a bit of salt, it was quite tasty. The next course was Pizza Fresca. The crust and cheese on this pizza are among the best I have ever tasted. The service was a little slow, but wait staff is friendly. I will definitely return to Obika.Special Features:
- Perfect lunch meetingFields5Dined on 7/16/2014Perfect getaway on the top floor of a busy mall. Met a business associate for lunch and was the perfect combo of relaxed outdoor dining with amazing food - we stayed and talked for a few and they were very accommodating ....they live up to their name - the cheese is superbSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Italian Food !YonirVIPDined on 7/12/2014We dined in Obika Century City last night and enjoyed it very much !! The food was a true gourmet Italian with emphasis on true Italian ingredients. You should go, I guarantee that you'll like it. We are definitely going back!!Special Features:
- Obika is Italian food at its finestOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 6/21/2014Many people don't realize that one of L.A.'s BEST Italian restaurants is located near the food court at the Century City Mall. Obika IS authentic Italian cooking at its finest. The freshest ingredients. A wine list unlike any other. Desserts that make me want to revisit regularly. Do yourself a favor. Make the trip to Century City Mall. Free validated parking too! Obika is the best.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Much better in Florence!PickyVIPDined on 6/14/2014One of our faves in Italy. Not the same here. The food was cold and not very good. They were understaffed and The server was overwhelmed. We were hoping for better, since It's right next to the movies. That would have been convenient. It's much better for lunch, though.Special Features:
- Delicious and authenticKettrocVIPDined on 6/14/2014Finally tried Obika - the name had scared me off because I thought there'd be nothing but mozzarella. Not that I don't love mozzarella, but there's only so much you can eat. Turns out the salad was great, the chicken was healthy and light and the mozzarella...yup, it was fresh and you can almost pretend you're in Positano. My new go-to for Century City.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best MozzarellaRobinVIPDined on 5/17/2014Very pleasant restaurant to sit outside and have a nice lunch. The mozzarella really is the best I've ever had.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 5/4/2014Excellent selection and combinations of cheese/meat/pastas and wines.Special Features:
- JackVIPDined on 5/3/2014Delicious DOP mozzarella. Friendly staff. Thank you!I would recommend this to a friend.
- a pleasant surpriseojaicutieVIPDined on 4/28/2014Very nice light fare, with excellent mozzerella. Outstanding Italian wines -- great place to go before or after the moviesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Mozzarela Ever!steadyDined on 4/23/2014Very good food and service. We enjoyed the mozza tasting and pizza.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- La Vita e Bella!GraceMiloDined on 4/7/2014My favorite restaurant in Century City by far! I die for the burrata.Special Features:
- Great food and great service!!!Carmel123Dined on 4/3/2014Our server was very knowledgeable about the menu, and the food was delicious. We enjoyed a few pizzas for the table and ordered a bottle of wine for 50% off. Will definitely come back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great value in Century CityDavidLVIPDined on 4/3/2014Obikka is a godsend in Westfield Century City Mall. Great food, good value and terrific service. Perfect for befre or after AMC theatre, or for lunch. Staff is so well trained and if you're running late, they can serve an excellent meal in less than an hour.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very tasty but pricey!WendyVIPDined on 3/13/2014The food taste was outstanding but ....... we thought the prices were out of line with most of the portion sizes and given, the location in a shopping mall-- the pricing seemed out of line especially for the pizza, the lasagna, and the salami add-on to the burrata. Only The burrata itself seemed to be priced appropriately for the portion size.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The grand tasting platterOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/12/2014The grand tasting platter was fine. But, nothing to write home about. Was expecting more food for the cost. And $12 for a well Manhattan. Won't go back.
- An oasis close to home.cookieDined on 3/9/2014What a find! Soooo happy I found it so close to home. You don't expect to see such an elegant place in a mall. Everything was first class. The staff, food and ambiance are first rate. Definitely a place for foodies. A bit pricey, yes, but everything else is a plus.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Casual dining with flairLadybergVIPDined on 3/9/2014This place is perfect for a nosh before or after a movie or shopping. We were seated on the patio. It was a lovely evening. The service was attentive & friendly. The mozzarella tasting platter was a great way to try a few things. Our party of 3 shared that, a pasta & a side of heirloom tomatoes. It was just enough to take the edge off. The tiramisu was outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food with great servicefromNJDined on 2/13/2014The service was very good. The food was tasty and well presented.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terific food and great peopleGaryvDined on 2/9/2014we had prosciutto di San Daniele and prosciutto di Parma, plus mozzarella di bufala e burrata as an appitizer and it was fabulous. wonderful and kind people waiting on us...there were 4 of us and we had a great meal.Special Features:
- Definitely will be back!Love2eatVIPDined on 2/1/2014Don't let the name Okiba fool you. It is a mozzarella bar! The food is good, the service is great and the wine and beer list is all italian, so it is fun to try something different. We like meeting friends there at Century City before a movie for a relaxed dinner, or after, if we want to dine. They also have a patio area for nice nights. We will definitely go back.Special Features:


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Odds are you know someone who has declared bankruptcy. One in 73 American households filed for bankruptcy in just the year ended March, 2004, and about 1.5 million personal bankruptcy filings are posted every year.
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Chapter 7 or 13? Chapter 7 is the provision of the bankruptcy code that has been used by most individual filers. It literally "wipes the slate clean" of debts, except for most back taxes, alimony, child support and student loans. But under the new law, the courts will give more scrutiny to a debtor's ability to repay at least a portion of the debt owed.
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Above that level, you'll probably be required to file a Chapter 13 partial repayment plan, especially if your income is sufficient to pay at least 25 percent of your outstanding debts.
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Don't worry about figuring this all out yourself. The new law requires attorneys to be responsible for determining which of their clients qualify for Chapter 7 or 13. In fact, if an attorney violates the regulations, he or she can be subject to costs, fees and civil penalties. Lawyers will have to spend more time determining which monthly expenses their clients can reasonably claim as "necessary for living" based on standards set by the IRS.
That means attorneys will spend more time on the bankruptcy process -- and charge higher fees!
There's another reason consumers have less to fear from the process but face more work to get through it. Credit counseling will be mandatory, and each debtor will be required to provide a certificate of credit counseling and a repayment plan from an approved agency within 180 days of filing.
There are exceptions for debtors who are incapacitated, disabled or on active military duty in a war zone.
Proof of completion of a financial management course is required for discharge of a bankruptcy petition.
The new Bankruptcy Act also makes clear which assets are exempt from a bankruptcy and which debts survive.
For example, Individual Retirement Accounts and company 40l(k) or 403(b) plans are now clearly defined as protected assets. Similarly, college education savings plans such as 529 plans, education IRAs and prepaid tuition plans are exempt if the money was placed in the account(s) at least two years before the filing. Money placed in this type of account at least one year, but less than two years, before filing is limited to a $5,000 exemption per beneficiary. And legitimate borrowings from retirement plans cannot be considered as income.
The debtor will still be required to pay domestic support obligations, and certain back taxes.
The law clarifies those domestic obligations. And it provides that domestic actions such as paternity, support, custody, visitation and domestic violence actions are not stayed by a bankruptcy filing.
There are new definitions of the homestead exemption. You must have lived in a state for two years to use that state's generous laws to protect the value of your residence. And regardless of state, you can exempt only $125,000 of interest in a homestead that was acquired within 1,215 days prior to the filing.
There are new laws against "shop and drop." Any luxury good or service totaling more than $500 to a single creditor made within 60 days of filing must be paid for in full. Cash advances made within 70 days of filing are considered non-dischargeable.
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Finally, consumers will get more protection from collection activities and from reaffirmation agreements, which often get them right back into debt again. And the act creates an ombudsman to protect personal privacy in bankruptcy proceedings.
Who will benefit from all these changes, and who will be hurt? It will take time to sort out the answers. In the meantime, the new law creates an incentive for consumers to take a closer look at their own financial situation. And that's The Savage Truth.
Terry Savage is a registered investment adviser. Distributed by Creators Syndicate.


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Reports from multiple news outlets cite sources within the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration who claim the government is now looking into electrical problems as the source for Toyota's recall troubles. The unnamed agency employee reportedly told CNN that the government is investigating whether electromagnetic interference might cause the electronic throttle control system to malfunction. The source went on to add that the agency has found no evidence of problems with the electronic throttle, though engineers at NHTSA were still actively investigating the matter.
News of a possible electronics investigation comes not long after Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood claimed that NHTSA "wasn't done with Toyota," and that the Japanese automaker was "a little safety deaf." Shinichi Sasaki, Toyota's vice president in charge of quality, reportedly claimed that the embattled automaker has never found any evidence of electrical problems, a familiar line from the automaker that we've heard since the latest recall was announced. Toyota has been quick to state, however, that it will do anything possible to cooperate in the investigation.
At least one safety expert feels NHTSA should have investigated electronic issues long ago. Sean Kane, president of Safety Research Strategies, said in a recent interview that "by all appearances, electronics are playing a significant role in the problems." Kane says 2002–2006 Camry and 2005–2007 Tacoma models should specifically be investigated, and he points to a case of a 2005 Camry owner who experienced unintended acceleration as he attempted to park. The driver instead launched 23 feet and then dropped off of a 70-foot cliff, killing the driver's wife. Kane says the floor mat was securely fastened to the floor when the accident occurred.
As is typically the case with "anonymous sources," we expect an announcement from NHTSA any day now. Is the safety organization trying to show Congress just how hard it's working to find a solution for Toyota's problems in advance of the February 10 hearing on Capitol Hill? Could be, but more negative press is the last thing Toyota needs right now.
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Joseph Cardinal Bernardin talks to the media after presiding over the opening mass for the Knights of Columbus convention. neg#96-08-087 Photo by Brian Jackson
Updated: December 30, 2013 11:24AM
On a bitter cold night on the last day of 1982, the Sun-Times sent a young new reporter to the West Side to write about a New Year's Eve charity dinner for the poor.
Archbishop Joseph Bernardin — new to town and not yet a cardinal — was there, walking outdoors along a line of men and women who scrunched up against the falling snow. The archbishop held their hands and bent his head to talk with them softly.
The reporter loved his job. He got to wear a trench coat like in the movies. If he got some good quotes, with color and pathos, he could make the front page.
"So, archbishop," the reporter asked, "why are you out here tonight?"
"We middle-class people don't really know how good we have it until we see something like this," Bernardin replied.
The reporter looked down at his notebook and wrote.
"This is just a token of what we should be doing for the poor," Bernardin added.
The reporter wrote that down, too, and was entirely focused on his notebook when a hand came into his field of vision. The hand — Bernardin's hand — covered the notebook and stilled the pen.
The reporter looked up.
"I mean this," Bernardin said, looking the reporter in the eye.
We should all be so lucky as that reporter on that night 31 years ago. We should be lucky enough to be reminded, time and again, that real compassion comes from a place deep within us, not from a socially imposed sense of obligation. And when we stop to consider and appreciate our good fortune, as we do every Thanksgiving, we should remember we have a responsibility to serve and care for those who are not so blessed, whose fortune is not as good. That, of course, is the first tenet of every great religion and every great society.
But helping those less fortunate, as Pope Francis said this week, demands more than "a simple welfare mentality." It is not enough to provide homeless shelters and food stamps or a charity dinner on New Year's Eve. At the heart of the matter, as the pope said, is the need to "attack the structural causes of inequality."
In Chicago, we believe, that begins with working for — and paying for — better schools and safer neighborhoods and better-paying jobs that allow parents to do well by their children. These are precisely the sorts of early advantages that the average rich man in this town grew up with, giving him a jump up in the race, though he may prefer to credit his own hard work for every dime he has made.
Nonetheless, because the simple act of giving remains honorable and necessary, we'd like to suggest three excellent causes that could use your help this holiday season:
To help the hundreds of thousands of victims of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, donations can be made to:
† American Red Cross, redcross.org, (800) 733-2767; CARE International, care.org, (800) 422-7385; Catholic Relief Services, crs.org, (877) 435-7277; Christian Aid. christianaid.org, (434) 977-5650.
† Doctors Without Borders, doctorswithoutborders.org/donate; Jewish Federation Typhoon Haiyan Relief Fund, juf.org/relief, (312) 444-2869; Lutheran World Relief, lwr.org/donate, (800) 597-5972; Oxfam, oxfam.org, (800) 776-9326.
† Save the Children, savethechildren.org, (800) 728-3843; UNICEF, unicef.org/support, (800) 367-5437; World Food Program USA, wfpusa.org, (202) 747-0722; and World Vision, worldvision.org, (888) 511-6548.
To help the victims of the tornado that ripped up the small Downstate Illinois city of Washington, donations can be made to:
† The Washington Tornado Relief Fund at the Morton Community Bank, 721 W. Jackson St., Morton, IL 61550.
And to help the needy here in the Chicago area, the Greater Chicago Food Depository — a group whose remarkable efforts we will be writing more about shortly — is collecting shelf-stable food items at more than 125 downtown office buildings, banks, grocery stores and parking garages. To make a financial contribution, go to chicagosfoodbank.org or call 773/247-3663.
By the way, the young reporter made the front page. The story could have been better, but it was a slow news day.


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You've just applied for the perfect position, or you are up for promotion for the job of your dreams.
But, there's a catch.
You have to do some psychological testing.
Even with the best intentions, there are still times when our communications (or our failure to communicate) end up leading us down the wrong path. When this takes place, it is necessary to restate, repair or recover from a misstep or misstatement. We waste even more time sorting out the damage than we hoped to have avoided if we had dealt with something using thoughtfulness and careful attention the first time around.
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Nothing is more worrisome than being out of work and dreading the bills coming in the mail that you canít afford to pay. Scarier yet is not having funds for job shopping (gas money or interview clothing).
I recently saw a post about our insane tendency to push ourselves to achieve stretch goals and to over commit in our jobs; while at the same time being sure to only take on what we can handle in our personal lives (most of the time.)
Anytime you're in a position to evaluate a job offer against your current gig, it can be stressful but not a bad problem to have, right? When you have a job and have been working hard at finding a new one by squeezing in job interviews and sending "thank you" notes, pat yourself on the back when you receive that offer letter from the company who has chosen you to work for them!


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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- The U.S. Department of Commerce says shrimp subsidies in five nations appear to be undercutting U.S. prices. It has ordered importers to pay bonds up to 63 percent to offset the subsidies.
A group representing processors in seven states from North Carolina to Texas says it's good news, but there won't be a final decision until August. The Coalition of Gulf Shrimp Industries asked the government to investigate alleged subsidies of frozen warmwater shrimp from China, India, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Ecuador and Indonesia.
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It was chaos at the office once again, and to make things even more miserable, I had not brought a lunch. It was wet and yucky outside and I was super busy so my twin sis shared her lunch with me, which is why there's a photo of me eating. Bonus to working with family - if you're lucky, they might feed you.
sweater ~ Gap
shirt ~ Gap
plaid trousers ~ Gap
boots ~ Dolce Vita via Shopbop
necklace & chain bracelets ~ gifts from Italian relatives/the 'rents when I was a kid
watch ~ Michael Kors
gold ring ~ BCBG
bracelets on right wrist ~ The Bay and a store now closed
December 19, 2012
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- jen@closetrivalry said...
if there was one pair of your boots that i could steal, it would be those.
- December 19, 2012 9:40 PM
i was thinking the same :)
i really like your outfit.
i know you love leather and stuff, but i think "soft fabrics" really fit you!
- December 20, 2012 1:46 AM
- kim. said...
these boots were like, 70% or something ridic a couple yrs ago. they're classics and i love them too.
thanks Leslie!
- December 20, 2012 5:22 AM
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VESTAL, N.Y. - The Binghamton volleyball program and head coach Glenn Kiriyama announced the hiring of Valerie Armstrong as assistant coach. Armstrong replaces Rashinda Reed who moved on to Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) member Northeastern.
Armstrong arrives from Alabama State University where she was an assistant coach during the 2013 season. She will immediately step into the top assistant role for Kiriyama, who is entering his 16th season at Binghamton.
"We are thrilled to have Valerie, with her vast experience as a player and coach at various levels, join our staff," Kiriyama said. "She will be a great addition to the Binghamton volleyball program. Our squad will benefit greatly from her enthusiasm and passion for the sport."
While with Alabama St., Armstrong was a member of the 2013 Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) tournament champions helping guide the Hornets to their first NCAA appearance in school history. Alabama St. set a program record for wins (25) and named five players to the SWAC all-conference teams.
Prior to her time at Alabama St. Armstrong spent four years as the head coach of Vernon College, a National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) institution. While in North Texas, Armstrong helped guide 16 players to all-conference recognition including four academic all-americans. In 2012, Armstrong navigated Vernon to a 32-7 record en route to a conference championship. Vernon ended one its best seasons in program history ranked 15th in the final NJCAA poll.
Before coaching at Vernon, Armstrong was an assistant coach at Colby Community College (Colby, Kan.) and College of the Southwest (Hobbs, N.M.) gaining valuable experience.
Armstrong, a native of Big Springs, Nebraska, received her Master's degree from Concordia University (Irvine, Calif.) in coaching and athletics administration in 2012. She earned her bachelor's degree in agriculture business from Oklahoma Panhandle State University (2007) and her associate's degree from Eastern Wyoming College (2005).
While a member of the Eastern Wyoming program, Armstrong was named an academic all-american. She was also named Female Athlete of the Year honors while at Oklahoma Panhandle St.
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ICO chides TalkTalk over sneaky StalkStalk trials
Christopher Graham, the Information Commissioner, has rebuked TalkTalk for following its 4.2 million customers around the web without telling them. He also told the firm he was disappointed it kept the trials of its forthcoming anti-malware system quiet at a recent meeting, citing the controversy when BT's similarly unpublicised …
When will people realise
.. that Industry Watchdogs are actually watchdogs for the Industry and *not* the public(who fund the watchdogs).
All of them OfCom,OfGen etc are all in on the racket.
Search TheRegister for "ofcom' to find plenty of previous cases where the dog rolled over and played dead.
The word 'Watch' being key since they never serve the public but instead offer an occasional 'rebuke' to show they are on your side.
BT and Talk Talk should be up on RIPA charges and executives in the dock to face charges of unlawful interception. Add the charges of labelling ISP plans as "Unlimited" to that as well
I'll send them a stern letter
After they saw what happened to BT/Phorm (namely, precisely nothing except customer disappointment) they knew they could do whatever they liked so long as they kept mum about it.
ICO - the toothless wonder. Maybe someone will throw it a bone?
Some URLs are identifiable
As the Stalker does not access the sites instantly, perhaps the ICO might like to ask Stalkstalk, where they store the information collected from the Stalkstalk's customers and as those URLs contain information identifiable to an individual, how do they justify that data processing without permission.
Also perhaps the ICO could get Stalkstalk to explain how I can identify the Stalkstalk customer the URL was used by, from some of the URLs. The URLs contain information specific-to-specific users of my site.
How long
How long will it be, until this fancy "monitoring" service changes into a fancy ad replacement service? Replacing ads supplied by the site I visit with ads based on the profile my ISP has made? All done in the name of safety, of course.
There is a lot of money in ads and I am sure ISP's would love a fat slice of it.
Not only that ...
As Hatari points out, URLs often contain information that can directly or indirectly identify individuals. Also, TalkTalk admit that they visit the site using the same URL and analyse what they get back - which means they download and analyse pages that may well contain private information.
The interesting thing would be to know how they avoid problems caused by visiting URLs that "do something". At the very least it's going to distort traffic logs, at the other extreme it may well result in actions being performed twice with unpredictable results.
Wow they have rally stepped in it here.
Phorm2 from TalkTalk
look at the huawei system
if you read up on the system supplied by huawie to talk talk it has the capability to "CATEGORISE" the pages it visits
as this will be a free service to STALK STALK (sorry talk talk) customers i will leave it to those on here to work out where talk talk is going to recoup the costs from, as they will not put a system like this in at a loss just to provide a nice service to their customers ??
The Black Helicopters aren't circling...
ISP are allowed to lawfully intercept communications without a warrant if "it takes place for purposes connected with the provision or operation of that service or with the enforcement, in relation to that service, of any enactment relating to the use of postal services or telecommunications services."
See Section 3(3) of RIPA - http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2000/23/section/3
This is how they can check your e-mails for malware and spam, along with protecting their network, service and revenues in other ways. Preventing your machine from being infected via bad website content and joining a DDoS botnet is likely equally covered under this exemption to RIPA.
Rebuke? Wow, what a deterrent.
Naughty boy - take a smack on the wrist. Much better than an expensive police investigation, possible prosecution and sentencing to a few years in clink (if found guilty, of course).
Developed in china.
The home of global privacy invading ^H ^H^H^H^H^H^H^H protecting technology.
What I have to wonder about is how StalkStalk believes their system will remain secure, given they can't even configure reverse DNS for their users.
I'll believe the ICO is effective when I see them take some action.
No opt out either. Much like Phorm. Time for those ISP recommendations for TT users
what about URLs that contain form data? surely thats personal info?
slightly OT. Phorm at 52 week low
Lists them at 80p and falling.
It looks like there has never been a better time to short them. A modest (say) 5% profit for tying up some cash for a few weeks?
Meanwhile they have chewed through >$110m in 4 years.
Phorm does what it does because people coughed up *lots* of cash to help them do it. They will stop when investors get tired of their BS and find their investments rapidly disappear and their shares get turned into cash by others selling them out.
Not following me?
When I visit my own site which logs every page load (including by web bots), I do not see anybody following me around (i.e. the pages are not revisited by anyone afterwards).
Maybe it's just certain sites they check, or only ones they have not previously looked at?
For reference, unfortunately got lumbered with a talk talk contract when I moved house, only a few months to go before I can ditch them forever - have had nothing but problems with them.
@Steve Beesley
I think the article makes clear the system checks if it has visited a URL within the *previous* 24 hours against its black and white lists. If so (its on the white list) it should *not* follow you.
So it depends if you started logging who was following you as soon as you heard about it, how often *you* visit you sites and (equally) importantly how often *other* TT customers visit it.
Check your logs and you might well find a regular visit to your sites. what they are actually looking at on your site is another matter.
As for how effective this whole scheme is well if a site is infected right after the last scan TT customers get a whole day (at least) to be infected before it warns them off. How many TT customers have no effective AV and would feel "secure" with this system is an excercise for someone else.
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Boston Bruins to be in Vt. for team exerciseSeptember 26,2013The Associated Press
WATERBURY - The Boston Bruins National Hockey League team is going to be spending time in Vermont as part of their pre-season training regimen.
The team is scheduled to travel to Vermont on Sunday for what are being described as "team building exercises" that will be closed to the public.
On Tuesday, the team is scheduled to practice at the Waterbury Ice Center beginning at 1:30 p.m.
After the practice a number of players will be available to speak with the media.
And a number of players are scheduled to sign autographs for about 30 minutes.MORE IN This Just InSki area operators in Vermont and across northern New England were giddy Wednesday at the... Full StoryCounty-wide storm Full StoryA New York woman is facing an arson charge for setting a scarecrow on fire. Full Story
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Palestinian kunafa: Like a Middle Eastern cheese danish. Welcome to 100 Dishes to Eat Now, Fork in the Road's handy list of some of our favorite dishes -- old standbys and new finds alike -- compiled daily. Today's pick: Kunafa ($6) from Nablus Sweets in Bay Ridge (6812 Fifth Avenue).
Kunafa is like the Middle East's version of a cheese danish. Its base is mild, stretchy white cheese--very like fresh mozzerella or paneer--with a topping of rich semolina pastry, all of it soaked in sweet rosewater syrup. The sweet is baked in giant rounds, and cut into pieces for serving.
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Austin House Rental Photos and Description
2 bedrooms, 1 bath, sleeps 6 max
We call this property The Traveler because we realize that folks travel from all over the world to com visit Austin, and we wanted to provide a theme that might just make you feel right at home. As we continue to furnished out this property, we will be adding pieces of art from our own travels, including a map so you can leave your "mark" with us, in Austin.
This lovely two bedroom, one bath duplex features a hot tub, and lots of patio space to enjoy the weather. Zilker Park is just about a mile or so away, and downtown is just 3 miles.
NOTE: This house is half a of duplex, that can be rented to larger groups and families who need an additional 2 bedrooms and 1 bath!
JUST ADDED: King bed in Master, queen bed in second bedroom
Walk to the Barton Creek Greenbelt, there's a neighborhood entrance just down the street!
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Low Allergen Environment
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- suitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Jay Reynolds or Cynthia Reynolds
This property is owned by Brett Egge and Jay Reynolds. Jay is a life-long Austinite and co-owner of VacationCake Rentals (who manages the property). Brett caddies full time on the Champions Tour. Golf is in our blood so if you're planning to bring your clubs, definitely let us know!
Jay Reynolds or Cynthia Reynolds purchased this house in 2012
Why Jay Reynolds or Cynthia Reynolds chose Austin
We bought this property because we love the neighborhood. We love being close to The Greenbelt, Kerbey Lane Cafe, downtown Austin, and Zilker Park.
What makes this house unique
You can walk around the corner, into a neighborhood Greenbelt entrance and feel like you're out in the middle of nowhere. It's beautiful out there and an amazing way to escape into nature. Also, being so close to downtown, but in IN downtown has it's serious benefits.


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Nunzio J. NataleFebruary 02,2013
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Nunzio Nat Natale, 87, of Rutland died Thursday, January 31, 2013, at Rutland Regional Medical Center.
He was born in the Bronx, N.Y., July 30, 1925, the son of Guiseppe and Sophia (Tortorello) Natale.
He was a graduate of Westwood High School.
Mr. Natale was an Executive of the Cadillac Division of General Motors in New York City.
In 2001, he retired to Vermont.
Nat was an avid golfer and a volunteer with the River Vale Ambulance Service in New Jersey for 28 years. He received a letter of commendation for his civic service from President Clinton. In River Vale, they dedicated a day of the year as Natale Day.
Surviving are his wife, Grace (Turner) Natale of Rutland; three daughters, Cara Nalbach and her husband Roger of North Chittenden, Lisa Natale of Jefferson, N.Y., and Jo-Ann Natale of Rutland; a brother, Fortunado Natale and his wife Frances of Pembroke Pines, FL; four grandchildren, Justin and Cody Nalbach, and Jaedon and Jossalin Natale; and nieces and nephews
He was predeceased by a brother, John Natale.
Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at Christ the King Church in Rutland. Officiating will be the Rev. James Dodson, Parochial Vicar. A reception will follow.
Visiting hours will be held Sunday, February 3, 2013, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Clifford Funeral Home in Rutland.
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- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Hazmat unit called downtown, Boys & Girls Club hosts dinner for members and families, Secret Santa back on the beat, city discusses runoff problem on Mayfield Road, Brandon gets creative about fixes to town roads, sidewalks.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: In 1944, U.S. begins B-29 bombing raids on Japanese main islands; in 1950, Great Appalachian Storm begins to form; 1963, Lee Oswald killed by Jack Ruby; 1974, D.B. Cooper hijacks Seattle-bound airliner; 1974, 'Lucy' found.
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A rising star in documentary filmmaking, Peter Richardson has made a name for himself with two feature documentaries that both premiered at Sundance and have won him multiple awards, including Sundance's esteemed Grand Jury Prize. An Oregon-native himself, Richardson is know for his penetrating and introspective treatment of Oregon-based social issues. His latest film, "How to Die in Oregon," explores the emotionally charged issue of physician-assisted-suicide which was legalized in Oregon in 1994 and remains one of the most controversial laws in that state today. Through the incredibly intimate stories of the terminally ill in Oregon, Richardson captures the spectrum of emotions behind that decision to end one's own life, while simultaneously showcasing the elegance and dignity of his subjects. A producer, director, cinematographer and editor, Richardson has done it all, and during an interview for the 2011 Human Rights Film Series, he shares with us some of his experiences and insights.
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Anyone that's ever driven a Ford Crown Victoria in four inches of snow will tell you that the generations-old police interceptor doesn't exactly grip when sitting atop the white stuff. That can leave police just as stranded as the motorists they're out to need help. Coast Pontiac GMC in Portsmouth, New Hampshire provides the solution to the local fuzz's problem by loaning out SUVs during big storms. The generous dealer has been providing this public service for over 18 years, and we're not talking used junkers with 4WD. Everything from an AWD Buick Enclave to a Cadillac Escalade have been loaned during snow storms. The officer driving the loaded 'Sclade reportedly didn't want to give the plush ride back. We get that feeling all the time.
What does Coast Pontiac GMC get for its generosity? A public relations victory for sure, but every storm also works as a rolling advertisement for Coast Pontiac GMC's SUVs and crossovers. Who knows, dealership management may get out of a ticket or two as well.
[Source: Sea Coast Online]