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Du Quoin & Pinckneyville City Electrical Aggregation Questions, 2 (March 2012)
Two Du Quoin & Pinckneyville City Electrical Aggregation Questions were on the March 20, 2012 ballot in the cities of Du Quoin and Pinckneyville which are in Perry County.
These measure seek to allow the city authorities to buy electricity in bulk for residents and small businesses in order to obtain lower rates. This would allow officials to solicit bids from other companies and choose which company they would want to use. Residents and small businesses would be able to opt out of the program of they did not want to participate.[1]
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Keep it light.
Show properties before dark. If you are going to be working after hours, advise your associate or first-line supervisor of your schedule. If you must show a property after dark, turn on all lights as you go through, and don't lower any shades or draw curtains or blinds.
Checking in.
When you have a new client, ask him/her to stop by your office and complete a Prospect Identification Form (Find a copy online at www.REALTOR.org/Safety). Also, photocopy their driver's license and retain this information at your office. Be certain to properly discard this personal information when you no longer need it.
Don't be too public.
Limit the amount of personal information you share. Consider advertising without using your photograph, home phone number and/or home address in the newspaper or on business cards. Don't use your full name with middle name or initial. Use your office address—or list no address at all. Giving out too much of the wrong information can make you a target.
Touch base.
Always let someone know where you are going and when you will be back; leave the name and phone number of the client you are meeting and schedule a time for your office to call you to check in.
Open house: it ain't over till it's over.
Don't assume that everyone has left the premises at the end of an open house. Check all of the rooms and the backyard prior to locking the doors. Be prepared to defend yourself, if necessary.
Stranger danger.
Tell your clients not to show their home by themselves. Alert them that not all agents, buyers and sellers are who they say they are. Predators come in all shapes and sizes. We tell our children not to talk to strangers. Tell your sellers not to talk to other agents or buyers, and to refer all inquiries to you.
Sturdy doors are key to home safety.
Make sure that all your home's doors to the outside are metal or solid, 1 ¾" hardwood and have good, sturdy locks.
Block identity theft.
Contact the fraud department of any of the three consumer reporting companies— Equifax®, ExperianSM and Trans Union®—to place a fraud alert on your credit report. The fraud alert automatically lets credit card companies and other creditors know they must contact you before opening any new accounts or making any changes to your existing accounts.
Keep track of colleagues.
Have a check-out employee board at your office, listing your name, destination, customer name, date and expected return time.
Wear your REALTOR® ID.
Always wear visible company identification such as a badge. It is also best to drive a vehicle clearly marked with your company name. These will be invaluable for identification if you need to get assistance.
Bring up the rear.
When showing a home, always have your prospect walk in front of you. Don't lead them, but rather, direct them from a position slightly behind them. You can gesture for them to go ahead of you and say, for example, "The master suite is in the back of the house."
Pick up some self-defense skills.
The best way to find a good self-defense class is to learn what is available, and then make a decision. Many health clubs, martial arts studios and community colleges offer some type of class. You can also ask your peers, friends and family if they have taken a self-defense class that they would recommend.
You take the wheel.
Whenever possible, take your own car to a showing. When you leave your car, lock it.
Shield your computer from e-mail viruses.
Computer viruses can impair and seriously damage your computer. Viruses are often distributed via attachments in e-mail spam. Never open an attachment from someone you don't know, and, if you receive a strange or impersonal-sounding message from a familiar address, check with that person to make sure that they really sent it.
Got cell service, everywhere?
When you're showing commercial property, thick walls and/or remote locations may interfere with mobile phone reception. Check in advance to be sure your phone is serviceable in the area in which you are showing the property.
Choose flight over fight.
While every real estate agent should take a basic self-defense course, the primary goal in any threatening situation is to escape from immediate danger and call for help.
"Who's calling?"
Install caller I.D. on your telephone, which should automatically reject calls from numbers that have been blocked. This will provide you with immediate information about the source of the call.
Watch your trash.
Just bought a new entertainment system? A bunch of empty boxes out by the curb triggers an alarm to would-be thieves. Instead of putting boxes out in plain sight, cut them down, and stuff them in trash bags.
Hide personal information.
Tell your sellers: DON'T leave personal information like mail or bills out in the open where anyone can see it. Be sure to lock down your computer and lock up your laptop and any other expensive, easy-to-pocket electronics, like iPods, before your showing.
Agree on an office distress code.
Create a voice distress code, a secret word or phrase that is not commonly used but can be worked into any conversation for cases where you feel that you are in danger. Use this if the person you are with can overhear the conversation, but you don't want to alarm them. Example: "Hi, this is Jennifer. I'm with Mr. Henderson at the Elm Street listing. Could you e-mail me the RED FILE?"
Have your excuse ready.
Part of being prepared to deal with a threatening situation is having "an out." Prepare a scenario in advance so that you can leave—or you can encourage someone who makes you uncomfortable to leave. Examples: Your cell phone or pager went off and you have to call your office, you left some important information in your car, or another agent with buyers is on his way.
Take 2 seconds when you arrive at your destination to check out potential dangers:
You are not alone.
If you encounter an individual while working late or alone in your office, indicate to that person that you are not alone. Say something like, "Let me check with my supervisor to see whether she's able to see you now."
Your e-mail is public.
Don't send any vital or private information via e-mail. Keep in mind that unlike Web sites, e-mail is never secure.
Don't get lost.
If you are in an unfamiliar area, make mental notes of landmarks, points of interest and intersections. And always know the exact address of where you are going.
Careful with cash deposits!
If you periodically carry large deposits to the bank, be especially aware of any strangers lurking around the office parking lot. If you must transport cash deposits, use the buddy system or arrange for a security service or police escort.
Lock up client keys.
Be sure to use the lockbox property-key procedure that has been established to improve real estate agent safety. A reliable, secure lockbox system such as those made by NAR REALTOR Benefits® Partner SentriLock (www.sentrilock.com) ensures that keys don't fall into the wrong hands.
Shop online safely.
When shopping online, check out a Web site before entering your credit card number or other personal information. Enter this information only on secure Web pages with addresses that start with "https" and have a closed padlock symbol at the bottom of the browser window. These are signs that your information will be encrypted or scrambled, protecting it from hackers.
Nothing personal…
When talking to clients and prospects, be friendly but still keep your personal information private. This means avoiding mention of where you live, your after-work or vacation plans, and similar details.
Take two seconds as you walk towards your destination to check out potential risks:
Be careful with keys.
Don't hand out house keys to friends, even if they are trustworthy. Know the location of all your house keys all the time. Never use hide-a-keys or leave the key under the doormat, above the door, in a flowerpot, or anywhere outside the house. You may think you're being clever, but experienced thieves know all the tricks. Also, keep your car keys and house keys on a different ring if you ever use valet parking or leave your keys with parking lot attendants or even at a repair garage.
From dawn till dusk.
When showing a vacant commercial site, be aware of the time of day you meet a client. Showing a property at dusk or after dark, with no electricity on in the space you are showing, is not advisable.
Thwart thieves.
Remind your clients that strangers will be walking through their home during showings or open houses. Tell them to hide any valuables in a safe place. For security's sake, remember to remove keys, credit cards, jewelry, crystal, furs and other valuables from the home or lock them away during showings. Also remove prescription drugs. Some seemingly honest people wouldn't mind getting their hands on a bottle of uppers or downers.
Long-term thinking.
Don't dial and drive!
Using a cell phone while driving can cause an accident. For driving safety, purchase a hands-free phone kit for your vehicle. And never attempt to take notes while driving – pull over and stop in a safe place first.
Carry less.
If you carry a purse, lock it in your car trunk before arriving at an appointment. Carry only non-valuable business items (except for your cell phone), and do not wear expensive jewelry or watches, or appear to be carrying large sums of money.
Don't get parked in.
When showing property or meeting someone, park your car in front of the property rather than in the driveway. You will avoid having your car blocked in, you'll have an easier time escaping in your vehicle, and you will attract lots of attention running and screaming to your car at the curb area.
Monitor your financial accounts.
Open your credit card bills and bank statements right away. Check for any unauthorized charges or withdrawals and report them immediately. Call if bills don't arrive on time. It may mean that someone has changed contact information to hide fraudulent charges.
Take two seconds to pause and look around as you enter your destination:
Plan ahead with escape routes.
Upon entering an open house property for the first time, check each room and determine at least two "escape" routes. Make sure all deadbolt locks are unlocked for easy access to the outside.
Keep it professional.
All of your marketing materials should be polished and professional. Don't use alluring or provocative photography in advertising, on the Web or on your business cards. There are many documented cases of criminals actually circling photographs of their would-be victims in newspaper advertisements.
Best practices for model home showings.
When a person comes through the office to view a model home, have them complete a guest register that includes their full name, address, phone number, e-mail, and vehicle information.
Safe apartment living.
Moving into an apartment? Have the locks changed when you move in. (The maintenance crew can simply swap lock cylinders with a random vacant apartment, a project that is free and takes only a few minutes.) And just use your last name, or if necessary last name and first initial, on your door or mailbox. This keeps strangers from knowing your gender or how many people live in your apartment.
Rely on good neighbors.
Inform a neighbor that you will be hosting an open house, and ask if he or she would keep an eye and ear open for anything out of the ordinary.
Be prepared: pre-program!
To best prepare for an emergency, pre-program important numbers into your cell phone. These may include your office, your roadside assistance service or garage, and 9-1-1.
Beware of "phishers".
Don't respond to e-mails requesting personal or private information such as passwords, credit card numbers or bank account numbers. Even if a message appears to be from your bank or a trusted vendor, credible companies never request private information this way.
Scam alert!
At an open house, be alert to visitors' comings and goings, especially near the end of showing hours. Police have reported groups of criminals that target open houses, showing up en masse near the end of the afternoon. While several "clients" distract the agent, others go through the house and steal anything they can quickly take.
Make your clients your "safety partners".
Inform clients who are selling that while you are taking safety precautions, and that you've checked and locked the home before leaving, they should immediately double-check all locks and scout for missing items immediately upon their return, in case you've missed any less-than-obvious means of entry.
Don't use the "V word".
When describing a listing, never say that a property is "vacant." This may be an invitation to criminals.
Check suspicious e-mails.
Before you act on an e-mail request, check a list of the latest e-mail scams on the Federal Trade Commission's Web site at http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/menu-internet.htm.
When in doubt, shred!
Thoroughly shred all papers with personal information before you throw them away. Shred unwanted credit card applications and "convenience checks" that come in the mail, credit card receipts with your account number, outdated financial papers and papers containing your clients' personal information.
Opportunity for self-study of REALTOR® Safety skills.
Get industry-specific safety training any time, anywhere—with a complete, interactive online REALTOR® safety course, available through REALTOR® University. You'll also find valuable new and archived NAR safety Webinars. Visit www.REALTOR.org/Safety to learn more.
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Staff Sgt. Dave Karnes isn't comfortable with people calling him a hero.
But many would consider him just that, because Karnes helped rescue two of the last people to leave the World Trade Center alive on Sept. 11, 2001.
Karnes was one of two people present when the towers collapsed who spoke Sunday at Temple Baptist Church on Rossville Boulevard.
Karnes, a former Marine, told how he helped save two Port Authority police officers' lives.
Karnes was at his job as an accountant in Wilton, Conn., when he learned that planes had struck the twin towers. He decided he was going to head to the area to try to rescue people.
He stopped by a barbershop to get a regulation Marine haircut. Then he put on his military uniform, collected equipment and raced toward New York City. He said he's sure he hit speeds of 130 miles per hour on the way.
"I knew I felt an urgency to get down there," he said.
Officials at ground zero tried to stop him from going into the inferno, saying he would die. But he just kept going.
"I listened to what God told me," he said.
Karnes and another Marine walked the area, calling out. Then he heard muffled calls for help and found the Port Authority police officers.
Karnes called his wife and his sister and gave them information so that they could call for backup. About 15 to 20 minutes later, the first helper arrived.
The two men were rescued, and Karnes said, "God has given them a full recovery."
Throughout that entire day, Karnes said, he felt as if he was following God's plan and he looked to God for guidance. He encouraged others to do the same.
"Tell God, 'Use me. I'm ready to die in your service,'" he said.
He read passages from the New Testament and encouraged people in the crowd to be saved.
"Nine/eleven showed every one of us the urgency of getting out the gospel," he said.
Sujo John, who was on the 81st floor of the World Trade Center in New York City when the building was struck by a hijacked airliner on Sept. 11, 2001, speaks during Sunday services at the Temple Baptist Church on Rossville Blvd.Photo by John Rawlston /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
Earlier, Sujo John, who spoke during Temple's morning service, said surviving the 9/11 attack also saved his soul.
John was on the 81st floor of the north tower when the jet struck 10 stories above him.
About an hour before, he'd looked out the window of his office at the Statue of Liberty and thought how blessed he was. He'd left his native India with two bags and $50. Now with two degrees in business, he worked in one tower and his wife, four months pregnant with their first child, had a good job on the 71st floor of the other tower.
But he said he found himself wondering that morning if he shouldn't be doing more for God.
"I decided to put my thoughts in an email, and at 8:05 I wrote to a friend, 'I want God to use me. Will you pray for me?'"
John paused.
"God reads email," he quipped, eliciting smiles from the audience of several hundred.
When the hijacked airliner struck, he said, "I thought I would never see my wife again and would never know my unborn child."
It took him an hour and 20 minutes to make his way down to the street, littered with the bodies of people who jumped from the flames. When the south tower began collapsing, "that's where I was confronted with my own mortality," he said.
After he dug out from several feet of dust and debris, his cell phone rang. His wife had been delayed on her way to work and wasn't in the tower.
"This day changed my life," he said. "I said, 'I'm done with corporate America. I want to be a preacher and bring Christ to people.'"
He invited his audience to help him spread Christianity.
"America is guilty of soft-pedaling the gospel," he said. "I didn't come here to tell the story of 9/11, but I used it to get your attention."
Throughout John's fundamentalist and often fiery message, he told the congregation that America is blessed because it had a Christian foundation.
Shad Smith, Temple pastor, called John's story a powerful living testimony.
"Like the Bible says, 'All things work together for them that know God,'" Smith said.
Pam Sohn has been reporting or editing Chattanooga news for 25 years. A Walden's Ridge native, she began her journalism career with a 10-year stint at the Anniston (Ala.) Star. She came to the Chattanooga Times Free Press in 1999 after working at the Chattanooga Times for 14 years. She has been a city editor, Sunday editor, wire editor, projects team leader and assistant lifestyle editor. As a reporter, she also has covered the police, ...
I wonder how they feel about god not saving the other 2,751 people. Were they less worthy of saving? If god was really into saving people, I think he might have done a better job by stopping the whole thing, BUT he didn't. Maybe he was busy reading EMAIL????????????? Maybe god was just tired of the money changers. Maybe god is a figment of your fears.
Had you been there, your opinion might (just maybe) be completely different. Takes a pretty low minded individual to slander an American hero and the events of our nations greatest tragedy.
o, by the way, you live in a country that was founded on Christian principles.
Wilton is about 55 miles from the WTC. From the time he heard that the planes had gone in (let's say 8:50 AM) to the time the second tower fell (10:28 AM), Karnes had 98 minutes. According to a Slate magazine profile, Karnes drove to a local church and asked the pastor and parishioners to say a prayer that God would lead him to survivors. (That would take at least 10 minutes.)
Then he went to a barber and got a regulation hair cut, and apparently went home and put on his Marine Corps camouflage utility uniform and obtained equipment that included rappelling gear. (At least 45 minutes to do all that.)
Then he somehow drove 130 MPH down Rt. 7 and I-95 during late rush-hour conditions, through a bridge toll, and through a congested Manhattan. Found a place to park, rushed toward the second tower (the first one fell at 9:59 AM), and made his way in despite members of the NYPD stopping him. He then wandered around inside for a bit and heard a cry for help. He used his cell phone to call for backup, despite the severely jammed lines in downtown Manhattan that morning, and 20 minutes later, a "helper" went in to rescue two men. Yeah, right.


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Baidu 1Q profit rises, revenue outlook disappoints
Baidu Inc., which operates China's leading search engine, said Wednesday that first-quarter net income jumped 76 percent but a disappointing outlook for revenue sent its shares tumbling in after hours U.S. trading.
Net income for the three months that ended March 31 rose to $299 million, or 85 cents per share. Excluding share-based compensation expenses, adjusted earnings came to 87 cents, beating the 86 cents expected by analysts polled by FactSet.
Revenue grew 75 percent to $677.1 million as the company attracted more customers and revenue per customer rose. Analysts expected revenue of $679.3 million.
Baidu has 78.5 percent of China's search market, while No. 2 Google Inc. has 16.6 percent, according to Analysys International, a research firm in Beijing.
China has the world's biggest population of Internet users, with 513 million people online as of December, up 12 percent from a year earlier, according to a state-sanctioned industry group, the China Internet Network Information Center.
Baidu said it expects second-quarter revenue of $847 million to $867 million, below the $869.6 million expected by analysts, according to FactSet.
Shares fell $13.95, or 10.3 percent, to $121.88 in after-hours trading, after dropping $3.83, or 2.7 percent, to close at $135.83 in the regular session.
Baidu said its active online marketing customers rose 17 percent to about 321,000, in the period. Revenue per customer rose 49 percent.
China's total first quarter search market revenue was 5.5 billion yuan ($873 million), according to Analysys International.


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This braid is similar-looking to a conjoined double Cobra Braid, only the stranding is different and very tricky.
This is not a new braiding technique, but the braid should be included on the list as one of the most beautiful braids out there!
I first saw this technique in video form on YouTube in Spanish back in July by a talented braider named Diana Rojas. Our version uses the technique diagonally across the back and ending in a braided bun for an absolutely gorgeous updo! {The braid would actually look great in any number of hairstyle combos.}
Tag your own photos of this hairstyle with: #CGHZipperBraid
We imagine this hairstyle as being a perfect updo for Prom, Homecoming, or any other formal occasion. You are going to simply LOVE IT!!!
My first huge tip is to wet down the hair before braiding. For braids that involve multiples in stranding, we find that this helps the braid be more clean and crisp in the final look.
As you braid, you may find a few "sharks" {parts where the hair sticks up like a shark fin in water} will appear. Simply comb them towards the braid and tuck them under it, to help hide them.
This is an expert-level braid that can be difficult the first few times, but is easy each subsequent attempt and truly amazing if you know how to do it! Again, the first few stitches are the most difficult, so keep practicing until you get it!
CGH3 has worn this to school a few days over the past few months. The girls at her school loved it so much that they were taking photos of them on their phones and texting it to their friends.
Apparently the photos spread to older sisters, who then showed the photos to my twins at their Junior High asking them to show me the style! My twins and CGH3 thought that was so funny how fast it spread, and came back full circle to us!
Items Needed: Brush, rat-tail comb, spray bottle, 1 hairband, 3-5 bobby pins, hairspray {if desired}.
Time Requirement: 8-10 minutes
Skill Level: Hard
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Please feel free to leave me a comment below letting us know what you think of this Zipper Braid Updo! As always, if you loved this hairstyle, please feel free to share it!
Happy Hairdoing!
This past week, my twins BrooklyAndBailey shared a Book Review video, sharing their thoughts on John Green's The Fault in Our Stars, and Marie Lu's Legend!
Before Disney's Frozen hit theaters in November, 2013, the team at DisneyStyle had already contacted us about filming three individual hairstyle tutorials from the styles worn by the movie's main characters. {We love that they trust us so much!}
That being said, it was a challenging task for us… especially since hairstyles worn by animated characters are more easily drawn, by hand or computer, than they are in being actually done in actual hair.
This particular updo hairstyle was worn by Anna {Elsa's little sister} at Elsa's coronation as queen. Of the three hairstyles, this one was definitely one of the most difficult we have ever done, but simply gorgeous!
After seeing the movie twice, and looking at still frames from the movie, my girls and I figure that we spent close to 20 hours trying to recreate this on our mannequin head. This is the closest we could get to the actual style that Anna wore in the movie.
When I was stumped on the finishing touches, we checked in on good friend Princess Hairstyles' tutorial of this hairstyle and saw that she had the same difficulty. {Be sure to click the previous link to see her fabulous tutorial.}
What was the challenging step? Bringing up the hair from the bottom up and tucking it into the center of the bun, under the center hair. Instead, we opted to pull it up first before creating the bun, which makes this hairstyle much easier to achieve. Don't you think it is simply beautiful?
The end result is a fabulous looking updo, something I have never seen before! We know you will love this hairstyle, and are happy to share it with you! {Be sure to watch until the very end, for a cute cameo by Sweet Pea singing, "Do you want to build a snowman?"
Items Needed: Brush, rat-tail comb, water bottle, 2 hair elastics, 1 braid headband {matching hair color}, 6-8 bobby pins, 1 small golden bow comb barret, green ribbon, hairspray and pomade {as desired}.
Time Requirement: 7-10 minutes
Skill Level: Medium
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Please feel free to leave me a comment below letting us know what you think of this updo hairstyle from Disney's Frozen! As always, if you loved this hairstyle, please feel free to share it!Comment on this post »
We have had quite a few requests for formal updos lately, with all the formal dances going on and the upcoming Prom season.
Today we wanted to show you this variation of a twisted bun style that we first did over two years ago.
On Brooklyn, we used a curling wand to provide a base of soft curls before forming the undo. The purpose was to add a bit of texture to the hair, but this step is not necessary and can be eliminated to save time.
We think this hairstyle is very beautiful, and know that you will love it, too!
Items Needed: Brush, rat-tail comb, spray bottle, curling iron, heat protectant, 1 hair band, 10-12 bobby pins, 2+ Goody Spin Pins, hairspray {if desired}.
Time Requirement: 15-20 minutes
Skill Level: Medium
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Please feel free to leave me a comment below letting us know what you think of this updo! As always, if you loved this hairstyle, please feel free to share it!
Happy Hairdoing!
This past week my twins BrooklyAndBailey shared a Christmas fashion video, showing you some of their favorite season outfits! {Yes, that is me with the dancing cameo at the end of the video!}
Last week, our neighborhood went without electricity and heat for just over two days, after an awful ice storm here in Dallas, with temperatures below freezing! Yes, we were super cold, but did have a few fireplaces going to provide heat.
That being said, there wasn't any way to shower, or curl my hair without getting sick, so I instead exclusively relied on hair buns.
This bun style uses a French-Up technique, which is an upside down French braid, and it has been a very popular style during 2013. We had shown this style briefly in a video two years ago, but never filmed a full tutorial for it. It is basically an Upside-Down French Braid into a Bun!
I love this French-Up High Bun, and since it was the style I wore for those two freezing days with out electricity, we felt it appropriate to show you how to recreate it!
In the video, I am using a hair bun tool called the Wrap-Up that I have been carrying around in my purse for months. {You can find one at the the link above, and by using the coupon code of Merry1230, you will receive 20% off your purchase until Dec 30th, 2013.}
Also, if you are careful CHG tutorial viewers, you will notice that this is the exact same tool that Brooklyn used on me in the DisneySide video we posted a few months ago! You can see the video here.
Items Needed: Brush, rat-tail comb, spray bottle, 1 hair band, hairspray and bow accessory {if desired}.
Time Requirement: 5 minutes
Skill Level: Medium
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Please feel free to leave me a comment below letting us know what you think of this updo! As always, if you loved this hairstyle, please feel free to share it!
Happy Hairdoing!
Be sure to watch the BrooklyAndBailey's video below, where they show you how to make cute little {and inexpensive} Christmas gifts for friends!
By now, everyone here knows that my family has an affinity towards Disney! It has been a complete honor for us to contribute to DisneysStyle on YouTube for the past two years.
Last month, a representative from Disney Parks approached us about participating in its #DisneySide launch in Disneyland. {Be sure to view my family's personal photos from the Disney Side Worldwide Campaign Launch last week! I included over 40 adorable shots from the wonderful event!}
Are you kidding me? How could we turn down an opportunity like that?
One thing they asked us to do as one of their Social Media All-Stars was to produce a video showing our Disney Side.
Last week's blog post was the first half, giving you a glimpse of the CHG children doing my hair in their own unique personal styles.
They then agreed to give me Minnie Mouse Buns, which is the basis for this tutorial!
The Disney Parks team asked me if there was anything I needed to film the tutorial, and we decided to go for it and ask if we could film it in Minnie's house in Toontown, Disneyland!
We about died when they told us they would give us early-park access to film on location! I mean, who ever gets to do that???
Well, this tutorial is the end result! We must have had over 500 compliments that day as we bounced between Disneyland and California Adventure! Mothers and daughters were constantly stopping us, requesting photos and to ask how we did it. {Fortunately, we had this tutorial on the DisneyParks YouTube channel as a place to refer them!}
Items Needed: Brush, rat-tail comb, spray bottle, 2 hairbands, 6-8 bobby pins, hair bow clip, and hairspray.
Time Requirement: 10-12 minutes
Skill Level: Medium
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Please feel free to leave me a comment below letting us know what you think of the Minnie Mouse Buns! As always, if you loved this hairstyle, please feel free to share it!
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Managing notes with Zim
Zim's biggest competitor is the Mono-based Tomboy, which is part of the standard Ubuntu distribution. Tomboy offers a number of features that Zim does not offer, such as an alarm function, support for WebDAV-based or SSH-based synchronization, and a blog poster add-in that gives users a convenient option for publishing notes as blog entries.
On the other hand, Zim has a number of advantages over the Tomboy note-taking application. For example, Zim uses a plain text format, so notes are easy to read with a third-party program. Also, the texts are named intuitively. Tomboy hides its virtually unintelligible XML notes in a hidden directory with cryptic hash file names. Tomboy also lacks a to-do list, direct integration of graphics, and checkbox support.
Although Zim is a great performer with a number of useful features, it does have a few drawbacks. The program still lacks a feature for exporting wikis directly as a website, nor does it have an alarm feature to remind you of deadlines. As in Tomboy, the menu and buttonbar take up too much space in the program window. And, like other digital notepads, the program lacks a simple option for forwarding a note to a third party, which would be useful because in some cases, groupware might just be overkill.
- Zim homepage: http://www.zim-wiki.org
- Medibuntu: http://www.medibuntu.org
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Since he´s traveling abroad I suppose he´ll have to bring up that gay rights thing as well.Anyway, would mind a few more Koreans here. Trouble is that S. Korea isn´t making that many Koreans - with a birth rate as low as 1.2 children per woman. I am guessing that NorK is much lower.
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He doesn´t seem to realize that there is a time and place for everything!!
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That was meant to read "wouldn´t mind" . The thing is that Korea is losing enough of its future population to birth control. They really can´t spare losing even more to emigration.Most N.Asian countries have really low birth rates, around the dire levels of the former Soviet republics. Singapore (ethnic Chinese) has by one measure a 0.87 fertility rate (world record, if you exclude San Francisco - or the Upper East Side).
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#2 yes, he does. It is always his time and always any place he says it is. Those around him are to drop everything and anything they might be doing in order to stop and listen to his wise words (a bit of sarcasm here) If we fail to do so, then, we will have those terrible demerits against us and the only time we will be allowed back into Our White House is to clean the toilets, the tubas, or the dog poop from the lawn.
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Non-touristy restaurants in Monterey?
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Does anyone have a suggestion of a nice, non-touristy restaurant in Monterey? I'll be going this weekend with my husband and his 2 teenagers. We've been all up and down the pier and would like to get off of the tourist track.
Thanks for your help!
Try the Sandbar off the commercial wharf in Monterey. Here is my post and recommendation after a similiar reguest: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/33330...
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As a tourist from Los Angeles 15 years ago I asked someone for a non-touristy restaurant where the locals go and they pointed out the Sandbar and I've been going ever since.
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I second Monterey Fish House. Small, friendly and very fresh. There's also a very locals friendly South Pacific place a few blocks from the aquarium on that main drag, Lighthouse is it? Close to where Monterey turns into Pacific Grove. Sorry I can't remember the name, but very good seafood and a specialty of sweet potato fries.
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I went to the Fish House with a few friends tonight and we were very disappointed with the food quality. While the portions were large, the vegetables were soggy and the fish was overcooked. I would recommend PassionFish over this place.
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Just was here for dinner when I was in town last week, and have been itching to write a review: I loved it. Pleasant, old-school ambience (it's a converted house), friendly waitstaff. It also didn't feel like part of a culinary pilgrimage--although the food was delicious--which I appreciated even more. I hate when restaurants are too precious, or take themselves too seriously.
My husband and I both had seafood pastas, so I can't speak to the overcooked fish complaint, but everything in our dishes tasted very fresh, and was not overdone. (One of their many specials was a pasta with artichoke hearts, creamy garlic sauce and assorted seafood. Since I'm a sucker for artichokes, I went for it, and boy, was that good. Appreciate a place that can do a flavorful cream sauce that doesn't overwhelm fresh veggies. Husband's crab ravioli were tasty, although the light tomato sauce did mask the crab, a bit, IMO.)
Also, portions are enormous. Just a heads up.
Monterey has lots of tourist traps in and around the aquarium. Teenagers might appreciate a meal at Bubba Shrimp whatever. I can't recall the name of the place, but I had fish and chips at some place around Cannery Row, and a big fat bloody mary helped quite a bit.
That said ... . Wild Thyme Deli in Marina (adjacent, more affordable municipality) is a good choice for lunch. It's brought to you by Chef Terry N. Teplitzky. Fresh, tasty, etc. and located at 455 Reservation Road, Marina, CA. I agree about Fish House. I've had some very fresh, lovely food at this restaurant. The service was great. Passionfish is really good too: 701 Lighthouse Ave, Pacific Grove (again, not Monterey, but adjacent and worth it).
Stay away from the wharf and Cannery Row. The one restaurant on Cannery Row I would recommend is Blue Moon! They have a great Crab Salad and Mushroom Ravioli.
One street up from Cannery Row there is a place called Crepes A Go-Go fun for lunch if you are going to the aquarium. Also, on wave is a good mexican restaurant called Jose's
On Munras there is a great organic cafe called The Wild Plumb Cafe they only are open until 5 or 6!
on Alvarado go to Lallapalooza they do have a large bar crowd after 10 on weekends though!
On Lighthouse in Mtry there is a fun restaurant called Hula's! Or if you feel like italian or pizza try Gianni's it is always busy but usually with the locals.
In Pacific Grove there is Passionfish also great mexican place called Peppers.
We like the Fishwife in Seaside, off Del Monte. Good fresh fish choices, casual yet pleasantly decorated small dining room, or you can eat deli-table style near the take-out counter in the lobby. Great fish po-boys. Look for the Cinzano-type umbrellas on the sidewalk out front. Monterey Bay Chocolate Co is across the corner.
Next door, on the actual corner, is a taqueria run by the same folks. Typical taqueria choices and very flavorful. Much more of a fast-food aura, but delicious.
For lunch try Wild Plum already mentioned or get a sandwich at Randy's and eat it at the beach or Lake El Estero right nearby.
Your best bet to get away from the touristy area is Pacific Grove. Toasties for breakfast or lunch. My two favorite places are Passion Fish and Taste Cafe. For pizza with a slightly different twist Pizza My Way. Italian: Alberto's or Joe Rombi.
In Monterey there's Buzzard's BBQ also Papa Chano's or Baldemeros Taco House for Mexican and Old Monterey Cafe for Breakfast or Lunch and Pho King for vietnamese.
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stay well away from the wharf and cannery row and go to peppers or passionfish or bhan thai (seaside) or the excellent and usually missed by locals and tourists alike Won Ju Korean on lighthouse
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I agree about Pacific Grove. Of course, I love Passionfish. Was disappointed in my last visit to Taste, however. There are several new places on Lighthouse in PG that I haven't had a chance to try yet, but a friend recommneds the Cellar Chop House. I also like Red House and the restaurant at PG's municipal golf course for lunches.
I would also add Krua Thai between Munras and Abrego for Thai - and Ambrosia on Abrego for outstanding Indian Food. Amir's Kebab House on Lighthouse in New Monterey is good as well.
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Hi Ed,
I just was back at The Red House this month and had some amazing desserts! Usually I need to skip those!! but this last trip I met the pastry lady there and found out she makes them all up from scratch....so decided to try(on) a few of them!!
My favorite so far? The coconut cream pie. Spoonfuls of light fluffy, nuttiness!
But I still have many more to taste and compare!!
I wanted to ask you where the Cellar Chop House is...can't find it online, altho there are several positive references to it on this website. Is this The Chop House which is owned by the same folks as who own Grasings? Many Thanks!!
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Cellar Chop House is gone; in its place is a Thai restaurant (I think). Too bad, I loved the Cellar Chop House the one time I dined there for my birthday.
See your posting below for Pacific Thai Cuising.
re: Stephanie Wong
Thanks so much for responding and updating me!
We are heading up to SF this weekend, post Turkey Day so I gotta get busy reading up on what all the chowhounds have to say on what's hot up north!
Thanks again!
re: Stephanie Wong
Stephanie, where was the CCH? I can't believe in my 40 years of trying to eat Monterey Bay that I missed a place like this.
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I believe Cellar Chop House was in the same premises as Pacific Thai Cuisine (across the main drag from Red House Cafe).
Don't feel too bad b/c it was there an extraordinarily short time -- almost literally here today, gone in a couple months. Really too bad -- nice wines to accompany their meat entrees and a roaring fire in front of the fireplace in the main room for those chilly PG evenings.
We too wanted to avoid the tourist spots in Monterey, and after reading the suggestions here we went to Passionfish in Pacific Grove, which is just up the road from Monterey, easy to get to by cab. VERY good restaurant, total lack of pretension, locally sourced dishes. not cheap, but good. If Passionfish is booked, there are a number of other good restaurants in Pacific Grove on Lighthouse Ave
Passion Fish
701 Lighthouse Ave
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
(831) 655-3311
If you need a chowder break I highly recommend going to Vivolo's Chowder House, best chowder in Monterey IMO. If you get the bread bowl they will toast the top with garlic butter and cheese and it adds a great kick to the taste. It is pretty much a locals only place too, I have never seen the restaurant full and I've been eating their chowder for a little over 10 years.
Vivolo's Chowder House
127 Central Ave, Pacific Grove, CA 93950
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Ok, we're back.
Welcome to Monterey, CA, the charming seaside town where the motto is "One-Way Streets Forever!" or, "You Can't Get There From Here."
Passionfish offers great food in a casually elegant fine dining atmosphere. The decor is subtle with cream walls and ceiling and a dark brown carpet, banquets and armless padded leather chairs. Be aware the restaurant is quite noisy.
The waiter was welcoming and friendly. Our service never felt rushed nor did I feel out of place wearing a polo shirt and jeans. The menu, which apparently changes frequently, offered a creative selection of seven appetitzers, four salads, five seafood and five turf entrees. Several of the salads and seafood entrees were done in a vinaigrette, which became a bit repetitive. The wine list was extensive.
The menu offered three Fanny Bay oyster starters, but when I asked for unshucked, raw oysters with a red sauce, the waiter said all the oysters were shucked and no red sauce to be had. Bummer. Raw oysters is one of my favorites.
The Study Wench ordered the Asparagus Fries with Sesame Aioli (7)as a starter. This was about ten asparagus stalks, nicely breaded in seasoned crumbs, but untrimmed so only about 2/3 of each spear was edible. The sesame ailoi was rich, creamy, flavorful. Asparagus Fries: B+.
The entree was a special: Grilled Striped Bass over nicoise veg topped w/ tomato aioli and wasabi slaw (23). She enjoyed the slaw, fish and veg, altho the aioli was getting a bit heavy since it was serving #2 of it. Striped Bass: B+.
I ordered the Dungeness Crab Salad w/ Avocado & Spicy Ginger Vinaigrette (12). It was served as a round on top of creamy green onion rice and wasabi slaw. The salad was moist, creamy, loded with crab. The slaw was delicious with a nice but not overpowering wasabi hit. The vinaigrette was unnecessary as the salad stood well on its own. Crab Salad: B+
My entree was the hand-lined Mahi w/ black pepper rum sauce, cucumber salad, green onion rice (23). The rice was creamy, faintly green and wonderful. It has been quickly fried on one side so tht side was had a nicely crispy exterior.
The Mahi was grilled and tasted unseasoned or insufficienly seasoned until I let it marinate in the sauce for a minute, then it was delicious. Mahi: A-.
The downside was the seating. We sat at one of about six or seven tables, two of which had been pushed together for six people, and the wait staff had failed to allow enough space between our three tables for people to get to or from the banquette. The SW had to squeeze into her seat via an 8" gap (I know, I measured it with my hand) and had to swing her posterior through the face space of our neighbor. Embarassing, at the least.
The waiter was friendly but hands-off, spending lots of time talking to other diners, so our service was often delayed. Service: C-.
Apart from the service issues, which was waiter-specific, and the noise, we recommend Passionfish.
re: KenWritez
Thanks Ken. I was checking into Monterey restaurants to recommend to a group of people we will be out there with in July. From what you have said about this restaurant that is so highly recommended by all, I think I will just let someone else make the decisions.
re: KenWritez
Wow what a wonderfully detailed account! Have yet to be at Passionfish, but after reading this I am salivating.....!
Hi all. I am a newbie here but have lived in the area for some time and love it!
Thought I might post that there's a brand new place near Passionfish and across from The Red House (which is a favorite of mine) that opened this year called Pacific Thai Cuisine.
We had an excellent dining experience here...The artichoke soup was creamy with the perfect kick, the Asian Wrap spring rolls were beautiful and the sauces flavorful, and the veggie green curry was chock full of vegies and they honored my desire for brown rice!
All in all, the presentation, the food, the service and the value for the dollar all made this a memorable experience. A great new addition for PG!
Pacific Thai Cuisine
663 Lighthouse Ave, Pacific Grove, CA 93950
re: devodelight
Thanks for the heads up, devo, and welcome to the board. Having been used to going to N. Monterey or Seaside for Thai it's interesting that PG is getting some attention. There was a place called Thai Bistro, iirc, on Central Ave near the park, and another, which I seem to have lost my notes on, about a mile west on Lighthouse before you get to Jewell Ave. Any idea how those are weathing the economic storm?
re: PolarBear
Indeed, many places have been hit...I know the vegie deli on Central Ave closed earlier this year, but seems to me that Thai Bistro is still there.
When I was driving down Lighthouse in the rain the other night, I saw one of the restaurant owners on a Sat night at 6:30pm looking forlorn outside of his windowsill...with a mostly empty restaurant!! ... It's truly a hard biz!
re: PolarBear
The thai place on lighthouse is called Thai Bistro II. I have been there 3 times hoping/waiting for it to get better, but it never seems to come true. I have had the vegetarian red curry, pad thai, and something else. The pad thai was nice and saucy, but that was about it. Their use of vegetables like tomatoes and bell peppers in their curry was off-putting.
I just discovered the existence Pacific Thai Cuisine so I am hoping that it is better.
Stokes Restaurant in the one of the oldest adobes in town (and hard to find).
Stokes Restaurant & Bar
500 Hartnell St., Monterey, CA 93940
Chef Lee's on Fremont right before you hit the freeway is awesome. The food here is stellar, and relatively inexpensive (about $10 per main course). Their soups are amazing: sizzling rice soup is stellar, as is their wonton soup.
Just about every item on their menu rocks; there are some solid standbys such as happy family (seafood, chicken and beef), or their beef curry. Really, you can't go wrong.
Lee's Garden in Marina is under the same ownership? Their food is equally good, but it's out of the way. Maybe a five minute drive on the freeway, Not too bad now, isn't it?
If I had to recommend one over the other, I'd recommend Chef Lee's. Their decor is spendier and prettier. They have banquet rooms as well, although it sounds like you won't be needing that! Oh, and their lunches are all under $10 during the week. And very tasty.


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What Seattle-area restaurant (doesn't have to be Seattle) are you most eager to try for the first time? What's got it at the top of your short list?
Cremant. While it looks old school in terms of menu, old school often tastes really, really good. Hopefully I'll get a chance to get there next month.
Elemental - everything I have heard sounds great. I'm not sure why I haven't managed to get there yet.
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I had the burger as well and thought it was fantastic. In fact everything we ate was great. Coupage is a must try IMO.
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The "burger" was revelatory. Sort of a platonic ideal of a burger.
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On another board, I read that they were open to friend and family last week. Maybe it will be open for the rest of us this week!
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Elemental - Quirky suits me and that is its attraction.
Le Goumand is near my house, and I've never been there.
There is a whole list of what sound like winners, but I either just haven't gotten around to it or am waiting for somebody to offer to pay the bill:
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727 Pine is long gone and replaced by Ruth's Chris, so you can cross that off your list, and replace it with Veil, Shannon Galusha's place on Queen Anne.
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Thank you. I see I also missed au buchon...
This post to some extent inspired me to make a list of the restaurants I want to try. It's a long list! Probably at the top, though, is Tavolata.
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I went two nights ago. Here's the short blurb I wrote about it on a blog: Ethan Stowell's new gig; all Italian with family-style dining; great fresh pastas and a rotating menu; most dishes priced under $15; good cheap wines; food served until 1 am. We had linguine carbonara, a ricotta gnocchi with cauliflower and olives, and a fried polenta and octopus salad appetizer. Recommended.
I should add, the portions are enormous and intended to be shared. I enjoyed it.
re: lake girl
My post on Tavolata created a torrent of BS that the moderator deleted. No, I didn't love it. But I did love my dinner at Union enough to give Ethan's new place a second chance, soon. Try it and report back to us all.
Mikes chili ballard, Pecos pit, and that guy with the smoker that drives around pioneer square/ downtown, Beth's for the late night
Harvest Vine is on my short list of place I've yet to go. It's been a staple in Madison Valley for years and I worked for several years with an associate of the owner, also a restaurant owner. I've never heard a bad thing about the place, it's just that I can't seem to get there. Elemental is next on my short list. The owners visited my restaurant once and told me that not only do they have great food, but they go out of their way to make sure you get plenty of drink in your blood. Next would have to be Steelhead Diner, in the place that Vivanda used to occupy in the Pike Place Market. They've got upmarket comfort food = I"m down!!! 4th is La Spiga Osteria, they moved from a strip mall joint on Broadway to some sexy new digs on 12th. I didn't love it, I didn't hate it, the first time, but I see a lot of changes and the new environment looks great. 5th has got to be Crave, on 12th also, where I've almost gone at least a dozen times, but have yet to actually get to. Not sure why.
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Love love love Crave.
It was on my list for a while and I just made it last week. The duck confit and gnocchi were both mmmm.
i hear rumers of some faboo cuban sandwiches somewhere in the seattle area. i am hunting them down, and plan to try them asap.
mrnelso, the Dahlia is great! give it a go. the lamb is delicious, and they give good bread! the service was friendly and accomodating.
lake girl, give tavolata a go, you must form your own opinion,but be wary, complaints or critisism may not be taken well.
leper, mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm cremente. aside from rather snooty door service that went right with the tacky decore', i can only say lovely things about the food at cremente. we had snails, flank steak, veal, french onion soup (i have dreams about that lovely soup), and some rice dish that made me quiver. wonderful bordeaux, and this extremely rich liquid chocolate dessert thingy that was a lovely finishing touch. i will happily suffer that decore and door strangness for that wonderful food, anytime!! everything we tried, we loved.
re: princessteenymeat
Princess, perhaps the rice dish at Cremant was the blanquette de veau (braised veal w/ rice and cream in pot)? Great winter dish although they have raised the price.
re: princessteenymeat
Midnight Cuban sandwich at Paseo, on Fremont about 43rd, is a pulled pork sandwich, spiced as only Lorenzo Lorenzo can do, and true, faboo. And thanks for the nudge to Dahlia.
re: princessteenymeat
Yes, princess, the pork at Paseo....don't forget to bring an extra stomach.
re: TruDiner
yes, paseos. i have been there several times now. i have eaten those pork sandwiches. they are a religous experience in your mouth. seriously, your mouth sees god.
Oh Gawd, Paseo! So drippy and delicious. Beyond the Midnight Press, I recommend the scallop sandwich.
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