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Recession dining in the burbs?
- AmblerGirl Apr 10, 2009 04:33 AM
My husband and I are in full out budget mode and have been eating out much less frequently :( I'd love to find either some inexpensive restaurants, or some good restaurant deals, so we can save some money so we can get out a bit more. Does anyone have any great inexpensive restaurants? Any dining deals you know of? Any tips for economical dining? I know this topic has been covered in Phiilly, but not so much in the burbs.
My favorite cheap dinner spots are Yalda Kabob in Horsham and Cafe Vietnam in Telford. I am also a big fan of Restaurant.com which offers $25 gift certificates at some really good restaurants for $10 (and sometimes run specials of 50-70% off of their $10 price). And I love the cupons in Clipper Magazine! I also BYO when I can, Bridgets's at 8 West offers BYO on Sundays.
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Well, Bridget's offers gift certificates on Restaurant.com. So combine the cupon/certificate with the BYO night!
re: AmblerGirl
Maybe we have to redefine cheap. We went last Sunday with a certificate. We split an app, each had an entree, split a dessert, and did BYO, and the bill came to $70+ with tip. Not my idea of cheap!
re: bucksguy14
I was thinking cheap dinner spots plus dining deals as well (I'd consider something like a BYO night, or fixed price mid week menu a deal, even if not technically cheap). For example alot of nice cc restaurants are offering $35/pp "recession menus, while not cheap, definitely a deal compared to normal prices.
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I was going to say Vietnam Cafe, but would also add Mi Ranchito in Souderton, Teryaki Chef in Q-Mart, and Tiajuana Tacos (shoot-- how do you spell it?) in Quakertown.
have you tried the new mexican place in Plymouth meeting? DH and I ate there last night for $30. See the post on Plaza Azteca. it was very tasty!
Uzbekistan in the NE! Try to go with a group...the portions are HUGE and the food is amazing. It is a byob and most people bring vodka. You will feel very welcome there.
great idea for a thread! Thai Nadia in Lansdale has a popular lunch special too, three courses and 9.99 I think. I like my trips to Assi market and the food court too. I can grab some fresh produce and delicious yaki bons from the supermarket area and while my bons are cooking I can order spicy chicken vegetable soup or ramen or maybe a smoothie Oh and Pho Thai Nam also in bluebell. Got their lunch special yesterday, it is main course, choice of a spring roll or the tom yum soup.and a soft drink for 10.00. I got the brisket pho and my friend got delicious pineapple chicken fried rice. I had a nice chat with one of the women about all the beautiful colorful paper cranes that form a window curtain. She told me it took her and her friend a looong time to make them. I guess for me when I am trying to save money I look to the East. :)
OH! I almost forgot - Fuji Mountain on 309 has 1/2 price sushi and rolls on Monday and Tuesday. It's a special menu, the fancy rolls are not included, but a friend and I had lunch there last week for $20.
Adding one more. We went to Earth Bread & Brewery last night and loved it. Delicous beer ($5) and flatbread pizzas ($6-14). My husband and I ate like champions - he got one of each of the house beers (I'm pregnant so unfortunately just got a sip of each), we got a seed pizza (amazing!), pesto pizza, local cheese plate. Bill was only about $40, great place.
re: AmblerGirl
AmblerGirl, congratulations! That is wonderful news!!!
To be on-topic: Mayuree in Devon is a great value, IMO.
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re: Mawrter
Thanks Mawrter!
On topic - I just remembered that KC's Alley offers half price burgers on Monday and most everything on their menu for $5 on Wednesdays.
re: AmblerGirl
GF and I have found that getting 2 small pizzas gets you more bang for the buck at EB&B than one large. Their beers are very reasonably priced, too.
It's not the burbs, but it is near the burbs.
There is a great little restaurant in Hatboro called The Corner Kitchen. Everything but their dinners on Mondays and Tuesdays are $5 a piece (sandwiches and salads). They have been running this for a few months now and as far as I know still are. Everything is very fresh and very tasty. I too like Restaurant.com or the coupon clipper for Cafe LaFontana also in Hatboro and Restaurant.com or lately signing up at their own website for Ted's Montana Grill. Love their bison burgers!
You should definitely go to Alison Two in Fort Washington. We went there for our anniversary dinner on May 2nd, and we were completely blown away by the food, the drinks, the decor and the service.They have a happy hour @ the bar for future visits where the cocktails (amazing knowledge of REAL mixology)and the bar food is 1/2 price. The baked in house potato chips (they are probably fried, and deliciously so!) are served with cocktails, and are heavenly.If you want to save money, and i am sure we all do, it would be a special treat just to eat in the bar there, it's THAT pretty, and THAT good. Do it. Go now!
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The best! Where else can you get duck breast to $9.95!! Although Kerry (owner) said he may raise the price on that one - fair enough. Perfectly cooked just the way I like it - medium rare.
I found out about two specials that I am dying to try. First Allison at Blue Bell has a mid week fixed price menu for $35 and that goes Mon-Fri. Even though they have a liquor liscense, they allow BYO no corkage. Also Joseph Ambler Inn also offers a $35 fixed price menu plus allows BYO on Friday nights. Both have an outdoor patio.
For BYOB Italian, you can't go wrong with Boccelli's at the Gwynedd train station. DH enjoys Cafe Lombardi in Horsham. I will second Nadia's Thai in Lansdale but FAR PREFER their Media location (always a good crowd -- which I can't really say about the Lansdale location).
We love TJ's in Paoli. They have a Birthday special where you sign up and they send a $10 gift certificate for your birthday. And on Friday and Sat nights their desserts are buy one get one free. They have a huge beer list.
Last time we went on a Sat night, we used a birthday gift certificate and got 4 desserts as well as entrees and beers and the bill was $60 for 5 adults & one child.
The food is fabulous, too - well worth the drive to Paoli.
re: WeeThree
Thai Pepper in Wayne has great lunch options for under $10. Chung Sing's in Ardmore has dinner plates for around $7 - it's the perfect place for cheap, Americanized Chinese food. For more authentic Chinese, I go to Sangkee and get a noodle bowl for under $10.


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Ever wanted a tattoo but can't think of an original place to get yourself inked? Rumour has it that the latest tatt craze sweeping LA is teeth tattoos! Chief tooth artist, Steve Heward of the Heward Lab in Utah (www.toothartist.com), has been asked to do designs of everything from 'geese in flight' and Mickey Mouse to, er, Amy Winehouse! Steve uses ceramic stain and a one-haired brush to paint unique portraits on to crown and bridgework, then bakes and glazes the teeth to set the designs. The resulting work costs anything between $200 and $600, depending on the intricacy of the design, and can be shipped to the customer for fitting by his or her own dentist.
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The documentary below, "Tamani", is an hour long film by Nicolas Guibert and Sébastien Gouverneur, recorded in Burkina Faso back in 2008. Structured as if you are spending a day in Ouagadougou, untroubled by time-consuming public transport commutes, the different scenes zap you from one neighborhood and slice of city life to another, encountering people
Monday, April 8th, 2013
Art Melody, the Burkina Faso-based gruff-voiced emcee who also completes the high-octane duo Waga3000, came to my attention through the group's 2012 song entitled "Dal fo yikin bao", which translates to "remain strong and feisty". Their furious spit-fire...
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Let's start with two club tracks. It's Friday after all. Above is a collaboration between Boddhi Satva (from the Central African Republic) and Oumou Sangaré (from Mali) who together recorded this video in Bamako. You could dance...
Tuesday, January 29th, 2013
By Mamadou Konkobo (aka Art Melody): Later today we play against Zambia for a place in the quarterfinals of the African Cup of Nations. We are first in our group, we just need to handle it well. Zambia...
Friday, January 18th, 2013
Let's start our weekly round-ups of new music videos this year with some bangers. Representing Congo this week, rapper (and professional dancer) Dinozord: above. Next up, there's new music and visuals from Art Melody (representing Burkina Faso):


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Proteolysis targeting chimeric molecules (Protacs) target proteins for destruction by exploiting the ubiquitin-dependent proteolytic system of eukaryotic cells. We designed two Protacs that contain the peptide 'degron' from hypoxia-inducible factor-1alpha, which binds to the Von-Hippel-Lindau (VHL) E3 ubiquitin ligase complex, linked to either dihydroxytestosterone that targets the androgen receptor (AR; Protac-A), or linked to estradiol (E2) that targets the estrogen receptor-alpha (ERalpha; Protac-B). We hypothesized that these Protacs would recruit hormone receptors to the VHL E3 ligase complex, resulting in the degradation of receptors, and decreased proliferation of hormone-dependent cell lines. Treatment of estrogen-dependent breast cancer cells with Protac-B induced the degradation of ERalpha in a proteasome-dependent manner. Protac-B inhibited the proliferation of ERalpha-dependent breast cancer cells by inducing G(1) arrest, inhibition of retinoblastoma phosphorylation and decreasing expression of cyclin D1, progesterone receptors A and B. Protac-B treatment did not affect the proliferation of estrogen-independent breast cancer cells that lacked ERalpha expression. Similarly, Protac-A treatment of androgen-dependent prostate cancer cells induced G(1) arrest but did not affect cells that do not express AR. Our results suggest that Protacs specifically inhibit the proliferation of hormone-dependent breast and prostate cancer cells through degradation of the ERalpha and AR, respectively.
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The new TIGERTAILZ album THRILL PISTOL is now fully mixed and complete. Pepsi has also completed all artwork and a snapshot of the new album cover is shown above. THRILL PISTOL will be released in August/September 2007 on SANCTUARY RECORDS.
The final track listing (in no particular order) is as follows:
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THRILL PISTOL will be a double CD pack that will also include a 'bonus' disc of the original WAZBONES album which was originally recorded in 1991 but never officially released.
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When longtime Cigna public relations executive Wendell Potter decided to go from industry insider to heavily scrutinized whistleblower, he looked to Madison's Center for Media and Democracy to help him make the transition. "I sought them out," Potter says. "I have really admired the work they have done because it is of such high quality and meets a great need."
Potter left Cigna in 2008 and became the sixteen-year-old PR watchdog organization's senior fellow on health care in May. Then in June, as the debate on health care reform was reaching the boiling point, he testified before the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee that companies like Cigna "confuse their customers and dump the sick" to cut the number of claims they pay.
Since his testimony, Potter has done hundreds of interviews with the nation's largest news outlets and was the subject of an hourlong episode of "Bill Moyers Journal." This intense activity Potter is generating comes at a time of much change for the Center for Media and Democracy itself. John Stauber, who created the center in 1993 and ran it with Sheldon Rampton out of the basement of Stauber's home on Madison's near-west side for its first several years, stepped down as executive director and handed the reins over to former American Civil Liberties Union lobbyist and U.S. Justice Department attorney Lisa Graves. Mary Bottari, former press secretary for U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold, now leads the Real Economy Project to track money and policy related to the world financial crisis.
Potter says he came to the center hoping for this kind of action. At one point he had been interviewed for sixty-eight days straight without a break.
"I'll talk to anybody," Potter says.
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A flip of the coin led University of Montana Western alumnus Gerald Gray to Dillon, and he says it was a stroke of good luck.
Four University of Montana Western business majors earned second place in a national case-study business competition in Orlando, Fla. held from April 16 to April 19, 2013.
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University of Montana Western Professor of Biology Michael Morrow is the Carnegie Foundation 2012 Montana Professor of the Year.
The University of Montana Western again climbed in the 2013 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings, jumping to 17th in the Best Regional Colleges West category.
University of Montana Western athletic director, Ryan Nourse, has announced the hiring of Lynn Reynolds as head coach of the Bulldog cross-country teams. The addition of cross-country to the UMW athletic department is the fifth and sixth varsity sports for Montana Western.
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GQ Style Bible - Jason Bateman Recounts His Biggest Fashion Fail
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Photo: Sam Urdank/Focus Features For his first stab at movie directing, Jason Bateman followed a good formula: Take Bad Santa and replace Santa with a spelling bee. Voilà: Bad Words! He also stars as Guy... read more
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New Trailer for Bad Words: Jason Bateman Goes Full A-hole
If you're the type to blanche at a bit of salty language, this is not the movie for you. If, however, you find that truckers and sailors are the true poets of the King's... read more
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The GQ&A: Jason Bateman
In the wilderness years before Arrested Development, the former child star nearly disappeared from Hollywood altogether. Now, on the eve of the show's loooong-awaited return, Jason Bateman's career is beginning to look positively Ron Howard-esque. We sat down with the actor-producer-director to talk about the good old days with Ricky Schroder, the bad old days (his entire twenties), the blessed reunion of the Bluths, and his master plan for the next four decades or so read more
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I honestly did not see anything in the article that was a condemnation of the entire shipping industry or anything that suggested the plight of the ship was endemic of the problems associated with the entire shipping industry. Rather, this is a case of a shaky ship operator going bust, his property being taken over by the lenders and the ensuing bankruptcy shenanigans that are typical of any failed operation. The shipper ran up bills he could not pay. He was failing to maintain his vessels according to shipping standard, which, thankfully, the U.S. C.G. caught. Remember the Torrey Canyon disaster? That was caused by an owner skimping on repairs to his vessel, and pocketing the cash that he should have spent on proper maintenance and minimal safety equipment. This ship is in court, sitting idle, not making money as it should be because neither the bank or the previous owners are willing to stand up and meet their proper obligations to their creditors and to the industry they make money from. If this ship had sailed, it might have med it out of U.S. waters only to sink or come aground in someone else´s coast. IMHO, Good job USCG!
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Edgewood heads back to WIAA State Girls Golf
Updated On: Oct 08 2013 08:12:33 PM CDT
Madison Edgewood junior Tess Hackworthy won medalist honors with a 74 as the Crusaders won the WIAA Division Two Girls Golf Sectional at Yahara Hills in Madison Tuesday.
Hackworthy shot 37 on the front nine and 37 on the back for the lowest round of the day. Her Edgewood teammate, Caroline Lake was third individually with 79.
Edgewood won the team competition with a total of 335, 12 shots ahead of Osseo-Fairchild which also qualified its team to state next week at University Ridge in Verona.
McFarland's Erin Culver will go to state as an individual qualifier. She tied for sixth overall with a score of 88.
Wisconsin Dells sophomore Ivy Fedewa shot 90 and missed qualifying for state by just one shot.
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Natatia Bledsoe is the public information officer for the Fredericksburg Police Department.
Daily Crime Report 4/17/2014
Recent police reports and arrests in Fredericksburg:
James Monroe High School, 2300 Washington Ave, 4/16 8:00 a.m. A student reported that an unknown person stole his cell phone from the locker room. No suspects or witnesses at this time.
Gold's Gym, 2380 Plank Rd, 4/16 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. A patron reported that an unknown person stole his wallet and keys from a locker in the locker room. The offender also used the victim's credit cards to make purchases at various businesses. The investigation is ongoing.
Steven Newman, 26, of Spotsylvania was arrested for possession of marijuana and possession of marijuana with intent to distribute.
James Gazzoli, 36, of Fredericksburg was arrested for felony domestic assault and battery.
Elsi Diaz-Padilla, 35, of Spotsylvania was arrested for shoplifting from Walmart.
Karl Kutschera, 47, of Spotsylvania was arrested for trespassing.
John Madison, 23, of Spotsylvania was arrested for possession of marijuana and on a warrant from Spotsylvania charging him with trespassing.
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Defense Secretary Robert Gates is rejecting a more forceful role for the military in plugging the Gulf of Mexico oil leak. Gates says the deep-water disaster is beyond the military's expertise.
Oil company BP is using its own equipment to try to stop the leak - equipment the U.S. military does not have. Speaking in Singapore, where he is meeting with Asian defense officials, Gates said Friday that the U.S. military is ready to do whatever it can to respond.
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"Due to an incident at Chancellor High School today, afternoon buses may be delayed in picking up our students which, in turn, may delay them arriving home. This delay may also affect the elementary schools. Please contact your child's elementary school to determine if the delays will affect them as well," said the alert.
Students from Chancellor middle and high schools were evacuated Tuesday afternoon after a bomb threat was discovered at the high school.
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Both schools received the all-clear at 3 p.m. Both dismissed with a slight delay. Students who were evacuated prior to their lunch period were served lunch before dismissal, said an alert from Chancellor Middle.
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The organization will hold workshops in all six GCC countries as well as at least four European cities to foster ties between startups, SMEs, and corporates in both regions.
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African startups Lumkani and BusTicketsZambia were awarded first and second prize at this year's competition in Marrakech. MENA startups Sheaply, JUST, and Allervoid were also honored.
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Updated On: Mar 04 2014 07:42:05 PM CST
El Paso's first responders are hoping to get in better touch with you. First, they need you to sign up for the city's Emergency Alert System.
The EAS is also known as El Paso Citizen Alert. It has become a hot topic with city leaders following the complete closure of Interstate 10 when an electrical pole went down.
The system is run by local first responders and has been active for five years. It has already been upgraded once, according to County Emergency Management Coordinator Scott Calderwood.
Now, people can sign up online to receive alerts via text and e-mail.
City council and first responders plan to re-visit the policy for when the emergency system is used. Right now, if a natural disaster were to occur, the system can call land lines to inform people.
"I think that it would function better if we can get more individuals registered. Which is one of the things my office was doing yesterday, reaching out to the community, letting people know how they can register and provide them that link to get the information," City Representative Cortney Niland said.
It only takes a few moments to sign up for the EAS online. It asks for information such as telephone number, e-mail address and home address for community-specific alerts.
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"From the Beach to Borrego" showcases San Diego at Alcala Gallery
The Alcala Gallery in La Jolla is featuring "From the Beach to Borrego," an exhibition that showcases watercolors by Jane Bishop that depict locations around La Jolla and San Diego County.
Bishop has been painting for over 30 years. She studied art extensively as a graduate student at the University of California, Berkeley and at the Academie Julian in Paris. She has lived in La Jolla for 35 years and has painted several landscapes of San Diego, but she also has painted landscapes of places all over the world.
Bishop is well-traveled and has painted the Swiss Alps, parts of India and China, among other countries, but she continues to be impressed with San Diego's natural beauty.
"La Jolla is really special. It will always be special," Bishop said. "Especially Torrey Pines Park, I have been painting there in recent years. It is beautiful - the sandstone and the shape of the Torrey Pines trees has a glow that not a lot of people see, and not that many people paint there."
Bishop is a personal friend of Alcala Gallery owner Alfred Bauer, but the gallery is hosting Bishop's exhibition because of the quality of her work and because tourists are attracted to Bishop's art, Bauer said.
"I've known her for a number of years and we finally decided get her work in here," Bauer said. "Her work is very sensitive and delicate and I wanted this exhibition with an artist who paints local landscapes. ... We get so many calls from tourists who want to take something from La Jolla home with them."
Bishop uses a wide range of colors in her paintings and all of her work is completed in the outdoors, on location. She has been painting outdoors for several years and in the process she has had a lot of contact with the public.
"That's the best thing," Bishop said. "It is really fun, no matter where you are, India, Switzerland and China, people come up and talk to you. That is as much fun as the actual painting. People have come by to talk about the subject matter."
Although Bishop's work focuses on San Diego, she also has pieces in the exhibition that depict parts of the Borrego Desert.
Bishop said she paints a lot of coastal scenes, but, at times, she finds the desert equally beautiful.
"I think the color out there is extraordinary," she said. "I love tropical color, but I find the color in the desert very exciting."
Bishop's portraits of San Diego depict different parts of the city, including downtown, but a lot of the work in the exhibition focuses on La Jolla. Bishop has painted watercolors of WindanSea Beach, Torrey Pines State Reserve, and Black's Beach, but a highlight of the show is a painting of the rocky cliffs north of the La Jolla Cove, Bauer said.
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Suspect in Turlock hit and run arrested
The unlicensed driver who struck a woman pushing a stroller with three children across a Turlock street has been arrested on felony hit and run charges.
November 13, 2014 | Sabra Stafford | Crime
Surrealism takes center stage in November at Carnegie
The Carnegie Arts Center has three upcoming Surrealist-themed events in connection with the Joan Miró exhibit.
November 13, 2014 | Sabra Stafford | ARTS/LEISURE
Sexual assault resources will be brought to light at campus fair
Students, community, faculty, and staff are invited to California State University, Stanislaus's Sexual Assault Awareness Fair, where they will be acquainted with resources offered by the campus regarding sexual assault and sexual violence.
November 13, 2014 | Alysson Aredas | Local
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Iconic scale in Latif's finds new downtown home
There are few places where individuals want to hop on a scale to check their weight in public, but Latif's Restaurant was one of them.
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Gloria Charlene Caetano
Gloria Charlene Caetano, 66 of Atwater passed away Wednesday, November 12, 2014. She was born in Columbus, Ohio on June 19, 1948 to Virgil and Ruth Wears. She spent all of her adult life in Delhi, Hilmar and Turlock area. During this time she was employed at Valley Fresh Foods in Turlock, the Hilmar Unified school district and the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds Office. Gloria absolutely adored her granddaughter, Haley, who she loved to spend time with and take shopping. Her favorite hobby was spending time with her dogs Chica, Baby and Squeaky. Gloria had a big heart and was a ...
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Smoking ban headed to council
The Turlock Parks, Arts, and Recreation Commission approved a reaffirmation of a smoking ban dating back from 2003 Tuesday night in a 6-2 vote, with one new caveat: electronic and vapor related products will now be prohibited as well, pending the approval of the City Council.
November 13, 2014 | Elizabeth Arakelian | Government
Margaret June Schmidt
June passed away peacefully Tuesday afternoon surrounded by family. She was born in 1922 in Richmond, California. Her grandparents were the originators of the Giant Oranges located along Highway 99 in the Central Valley. She spent her summers working alongside her family, squeezing oranges and making sandwiches.
November 13, 2014 | | OBITS
Turlock native puts altruistic skills to work in New Orleans
For former Turlock resident Kelli Hall, the moment she first stepped foot in New Orleans, it was love at first sight.
November 13, 2014 | Sabra Stafford | Local
Rotarians offer the gift of learning
The Turlock Sunrise Rotary Club is fostering literacy in local students by giving each third grader a valuable learning tool - a dictionary.
November 13, 2014 | Kristina Hacker | Local
Local families make room in their hearts, homes for adopted children
November is National Adoption Awareness Month and local families are epitomizing the importance of adopting a child.
November 13, 2014 | Alysson Aredas | Local
Robbers hit Turlock jewelry store
Two men, one armed with a handgun and the other toting a sledgehammer, robbed a Turlock jewelry store Wednesday, escaping with an undisclosed amount of jewels.
November 13, 2014 | Sabra Stafford | Crime
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Bulldogs volleyball out in first round
Turlock High's turnaround season on the volleyball court met its end at the hands of Lincoln High Tuesday night, but it wasn't without a fight.
November 11, 2014 | Frankie Tovar | High School Sports
TC volleyball earns upset win
The Turlock Christian High volleyball team picked up right where it left off in last year's postseason and that is with a victory, but this time it was an upset.
November 11, 2014 | Eddie Ruiz | High School Sports
'Jackets volleyball top Orestimba in playoffs for sixth straight win
The Hilmar High volleyball team entered the CIF Division IV Sac-Joaquin Section Girls Volleyball Tournament on Tuesday as the number two seed and heavy favorites. The Yellowjackets lived up to their hype, defeating number 15 seed Orestimba High, 3-0, (25-13, 25-18 and 25-17).
November 11, 2014 | Eddie Ruiz | High School Sports
Pitman volleyball rolls through first round
Pitman High took its first post-season step Monday night when its girls hosted McClatchy High of Sacramento in the first round of the CIF Division I Sac-Joaquin Section Girls Volleyball Tournament. The top seeded Pride dispatched the Lions with relative ease, 3-0 (25-13, 25-5 and 25-6), as they outsized and overpowered their opponent on the court.
November 11, 2014 | Frankie Tovar | High School Sports
Pride girls polo lose in opening round
The Pitman High girls water polo team had one of the program's most successful regular seasons in 2014, as the Pride made the postseason for only the second time in seven years and the first since a five-year hiatus when the team made it in 2008.
November 11, 2014 | Eddie Ruiz | High School Sports
The girls tennis season is over for Turlock High.
November 11, 2014 | Frankie Tovar | High School Sports
Denair High's Edwin Flores tallied five onside kicks and recovered all of them last Friday en route to the Coyotes' 62-21 victory over the visiting Waterford High team, ending their six-game Southern Athletic League losing streak.
November 11, 2014 | Eddie Ruiz | High School Sports
Warrior women get new life in NCAA tournament
The Cal State Stanislaus women's soccer team was rewarded for being one of the best teams all year long - and ranked as high as No. 3 for two weeks - on Monday as the Warriors received an invitation to participate in the NCAA Division II Championship tournament.
November 11, 2014 | STAFF REPORTS Turlock Journal | College
Pomona flips script to defeat Stanislaus soccer in shootout
It had the making of a Hollywood ending: A sub-.500 team winning a championship with three penalty kick shootout wins without even scoring a goal during the run.
November 11, 2014 | STAFF REPORTS Turlock Journal | College
Turlock Lake drained for 10-year inspection
Water levels at Turlock Lake are the lowest they have been in 10 years and for once the ongoing drought is not to blame. Rather, Turlock Irrigation District has intentionally dropped water levels by over 10,000 acre feet in order to carefully inspect the lake's control structure and power house.
November 11, 2014 | Alysson Aredas | Local
Running for the Army
Participants in the 4th annual Kettle Dash ran around downtown Turlock on Saturday for a good cause. The event, which included a kids' dash, 5K and 10K race, as well as this year's newly added dog walk through the help of sponsor Monte Vista Small Animal Hospital, included over 300 runners and dog walkers, said event chair Nick Hackler.
November 11, 2014 | Kristina Hacker | Local
Children, babysitter hit by car in crosswalk
Three children and their babysitter were hit by a car while crossing W. Main Street at the West Avenue crosswalk just before 6 p.m. tonight.
November 11, 2014 | Kristina Hacker | Crime
Criminal-fornia: What's next? A voter approved 'purge' night?
Isn't it great to be a criminal these days in California?
November 11, 2014 | BY DENNIS WYATT Turlock Journal | Editorial
Ready to set a clear vision for Turlock's future
I wanted to take a moment, in this post-election fog, to say thank you to the residents of Turlock for electing me as their next mayor. I am humbled to have gained the confidence of my city and the opportunity to lead our community for the next four years. I will work diligently to bring the vision I have discussed and campaigned on into reality.
November 11, 2014 | | Letters to the Editor
Spelling aficionados seek state titles
Julien Elementary School sixth grader Gloria Park has successfully spelled her way to represent Stanislaus County at the California State Elementary Spelling Bee.
November 11, 2014 | Alysson Aredas | Education
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ResourceSpace is a web-based, free, platform-independent and open source digital asset management system which has been designed to give your content creators easy and fast access to print and web ready assets.
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BitNami ResourceSpace Module's native installers were packaged using BitRock's cross-platform installer tool. It is supported on the GNU/Linux, Apple's Mac OS X and Microsoft's Windows operating systems. Both 32-bit and 64-bit (recommended) computers are supported at this time.
To install the ResourceSpace application on top of your BitNami LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) Stack, BitNami WAMP (Windows, Apache, MySQL and PHP) Stack or BitNami MAMP (Mac, Apache, MySQL and PHP) Stack, you will have to download the package that corresponds to your computers arch, run it and follow the on-screen instructions.
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Thanks to BitNami, users will also be able to run the ResourceSpace application in the cloud with their hosting platform or by using a pre-built cloud image for the Windows Azure and Amazon EC2 cloud hosting providers. Additionally, you can virtualize ResourceSpace, by using BitNami's Ubuntu-based virtual appliance for the VMware ESX, ESXi and Oracle VirtualBox virtualization software.
The BitNami ResourceSpace Stack and Docker container
Besides the BitNami ResourceSpace Module product reviewed here, users can also download BitNami ResourceSpace Stack, which greatly simplifies the installation and hosting of the ResourceSpace web-based app and of its runtime dependencies on desktop computers or laptops. The BitNami ResourceSpace Stack product is available for download on Softpedia, free of charge. A ResourceSpace Docker container will also be distributed on the project's homepage.
Reviewed by Marius Nestor, last updated on October 2nd, 2014
- price:
- developed by:
- Bitnami
- homepage:
- bitnami.org
- license type:
- The Apache License 2.0
- category:
- ROOT \ Internet \ BitNami
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- Updated ResourceSpace to 6.3
- Improved configuration to support https
- Updated OpenSSL to 1.0.1h
- Updated PHP to 5.4.29
Application descriptionBitNami ResourceSpace Module is a multi-platform and free software project that greatly simplifies the deployment of t...


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