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If I could have just one Mexican place in Phoenix, what should it be?
Have just one place I can go to for Mexican food and then I have to get out of Phoenix. What should it be?
re: johnseberg
I want to go to my grave knowing I've have the best Mexican food in Phoenix, prefer full service.
re: observor
I don't think I'm qualified to choose, but, I would say that all of the contenders are mentioned in this thread:
re: observor
We ask for more specific information because your request is akin to visiting Toronto, say, and asking for the best American food they have. They might ask you, 'what does American food mean to you?' Because we have steak houses, New American, California bistro, nine different kinds of barbeque, a dozen regional variations on pizza, and so on. You may be in the mood for New England chowder and they send you to a Carolina barbeque joint and you are then dissatisfied -- this is why Phoenix posters are inclined to answer questions like yours with more questions.
What does Mexican mean to you? It is a large place with many regional variations. Because if you want the best tortas that's a different answer entirely than the best tortillas which is a different answer than the best carne asada, which is different than the best mariscos. If you wanted the best chilaquiles in town I wouldn't even send you to a Mexican place, I'd send you to Pavle at FnB.
Long and short: there probably isn't one restaurant that you can call the best Mexican in Phoenix. johnseberg has linked a thread with many popular choices above; if you have questions about the strengths or weaknesses of any of those, I'm sure you'll get a lot of commentary.
7133 E Stetson Dr, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
re: misohungrychewlow
Asking a New Yorker for best pizza is one thing; that's going to be a New York pie, pure and simple. There's so many variations on Mexican in these parts that it will make your head spin. The more I think about it, the harder it gets to single out THE best Mexican restaurant. I guess on merits of food alone that it would go to Barrio Cafe. However, I lived within easy walking distance for two years and never made it there, so I guess that shows what I really thought of my first visit. Tradiciones is pretty high up there too for the whole (rather kitschy) experience, but the only thing I've enjoyed enough to get multiple times is the parrillada. So that leaves us with only several hundred more Mexican joints scattered across this town...
The most common style around here is by far Sonoran, rich with red sauce and shredded yellow cheese. Sadly, it's also fairly pedestrian as far as Mexican goes. Carolina's over behind the airport rental car complex does it better than anyone. It's the quintessential Mexican dive. The place looks like it saw its last coat of paint some time around the Carter administration. The tables are all collected from different closed down fast food restaurants. You get your food in a styrofoam box or wrapped in foil, served on a plastic tray with cheap plastic cutlery. But you aren't going there to be swathed in fine linens and coddled into a state of sheer bliss, you're going there for good cheap Mexican and BOY are you going to get it. They also happen to serve the best tortillas in town. If you're flying out, buy three dozen. When you get to the car, immediately stick two dozen in your checked luggage, and keep one dozen for your carry-on. If you try to carry on all three dozen, you MIGHT have two tortillas left by the time you reach your destination. They're that good. Rosita's Place on McDowell east of 24th Street earns high marks too.
Some other ones on my possibly-maybe list are La Condesa, America's Taco Shop, and Garcia's Las Avenidas, which is not to be confused with the Garcia's chain. Las Avenidas is the original, still owned by the family and quite tasty, the rest are a regional chain that should be avoided at all costs. I'm a bit reluctant to put Garcia's Las Avenidas on here just because it's much like other things native Arizonans grew up with: I have fond childhood memories of the place, it's still as good as I remember, but your mileage very well may vary.
1602 E Roosevelt St, Phoenix, AZ 85006
Rosita's Place
2310 E McDowell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85006
America's Taco Shop
2041 N 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ
re: JK Grence the Cosmic Jester
That's a good analysis.
One additional note, for those looking for the quintessential Mexican in Phoenix, please, please PLEASE do not go to Tradiciones. Tradiciones is like the Mexican version of Hard Rock Cafe, and that stupid mariachi band can drive a deaf Mormon to drink.
1602 E Roosevelt St, Phoenix, AZ 85006
Hard Rock Cafe
201 E Washington St, Phoenix, AZ 85004
re: JK Grence the Cosmic Jester
I just saw on azcentral that Julio G's on Indian School has closed. The article mentions an affiliation with Garcia's Las Avenidas. How similar are the two?
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7633 E Indian School Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Garcia's Las Avenidas
2212 N 35th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85009
re: misohungrychewlow
Fine. Los Dos Molinos (three words).
I'm taking this question a little differently. Not really asking for the best - which as others have said is impossible - but just the one place. Here's my short list:
Los Reyes de la Torta
America's Taco Shop
La Condesa
Phoenix Ranch Market
Barrio Cafe
If I just had one meal it would probably be either the enchilada/taco combination plate at Carolina's or a Torta Cubana at Los Reyes. I'd have to flip a coin on those two.
America's Taco Shop
2041 N 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ
re: Phoenix99
From your list, I'd have to pick the green chili burro at Rito's. Simple, and completely delicious.
re: MesaChow
I would have thought the finest Mexican food experience in Phoenix wouldn't be a five dollar burrito at a peeling-paint shack.
re: observor
But you never said "finest" in your original post...just "best". Two very different things.
re: observor
Here is where the intramural squabbling starts -- to me, Rito's green chile might as well come from a can and is suitable if you like to drink your liquid burro rather than eat it with your hands -- the store-bought tortilla it is served in is even less worth the time, money or calories. Carolina's is a better choice for this style of food. Many will vociferously disagree -- such is life. Go to La Condesa or several other joints recommended here and you will do fine. You'll still be wondering whether you had Phoenix's best ...
re: observor
Well, again, you should probably be more specific in exactly what your looking for if you're just going to end up being combative when somebody offers their opinion.
Sounds like you should add "a pleasing, sit-down atmosphere with items that cost more than $5" to your original query.
re: Phoenix99
When I first saw OP's question I thought of this thread which discusses the folly of attempting to name the "best" restaurant (although, OP did not say "best", subsequent posts indicate that's perhaps what he's looking for). This came about when someone asked for the "single best restaurant in Phoenix":
I forgot about the thread when I decided to join in the fray here. But thinking about it more, it is totally true that some days I'm in the mood for a $4.55 burrito. One day I may want to get dressed up and go to La Hacienda. Another day I may feel like having a Mariachi band serenade me while I eat, or have tableside guacamole from Barrio Cafe, or chicken mole from Pepe's Taco Villa, or something so spicy it makes my teeth want to melt at Los Dos Molinos......this list could go on (and on, and on....)
There is no one 'answer', we're just all expressing our opinions here based on previous experience and what we feel at the time the question is asked.
re: observor
I should have clarified a bit.....Rito's is not the Valley's finest Mexican food experience, but when I read that list this morning, that's what I would have eaten if I had my choice (as Phoenix99 mentioned the Torta at Los Reyes). Having eaten a lot of Mexican food here, if I had only 1 meal before I had to leave, that's what I would eat. But your question is different.....
For your criteria, I'd pick Barrio Cafe from the above list. Or perhaps Carolina's -- which is not quite as divey as Rito's (but not much less divey, either---plenty of commentary on that on this board). Los Dos Molinos is a great experience too.
Full disclosure: I haven't yet been to America's or La Condesa.
Good luck - and let us know where you decided, and how you liked it.
re: MesaChow
How is it that you have not been to America's? La Condesa is fairly new so we can understand that, but ATS has been around since last year and you should go. Go Tuesday. You get an extra taco for free when you buy three. Two Carne Asada and two Al Pastor and you're set. Then stop at La Condesa on the way home for a Queso.
re: Phoenix99
carolina's is pretty damn awesome! I second that.
La condesa is great too but not to come all the way to Phoenix for IMHO. Personally i wouldn't go back to America's either. Not that it wasn't good it wasn't anything to write home about and it's pricey.
Los Dos doesn't even fall in the category of the the other's, it's the BEST in town.
re: drewb123
I would like to retract my comment about La condesa. I have not been. I was thinking on the place on 7th ave??? drawing a blank but starts with a C
re: drewb123
Los Compadres?
Sylvia's La Canasta?
Mariscos Chihuahua (actually at 5th Ave & McDowell, now defunct)?
Sylvia's La Canasta
5504 N 7th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85013
Mariscos Chihuahua
1834 W Indian School Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85015
re: hohokam
yes los compadres!
As others have said, it's nearly impossible to give a "right" answer to that question -- one person's pick will likely not be the same as another's, and it all depends on what you want out of the experience.
That said, I'm moving out of town and the one Mexican place that I "must" go to before I go will probably be Gallo Blanco. Then I will have to make up my mind whether I want vegetable tacos, or the carne asada torta. And whether or not I want corn. Or whether I should go for lunch and have an agua fresca, or dinner and have a margarita. And I should probably have some guacamole....
On the other hand, a friend has suggested the possibility of dinner at Barrio Cafe before I go and I'm certainly open to that. Still, I haven't eaten at Barrio in AGES, whereas I eat at Gallo Blanco fairly regularly, so if I could only recommend ONE, GB gets my vote.
Gallo Blanco Cafe
401 W Clarendon Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85013
re: Bax
I'd choose Gallo Blanco also, even though I've only been for breakfast. Here is my post reporting on it and on Barrio Cafe. I would not recommend Barrio Cafe unless one has a big sweet tooth (and I didn't even get to dessert):
Gallo Blanco Cafe
401 W Clarendon Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85013
re: yamalam
I think we've established there is no right or wrong answer. It just depends what you are in the mood for from one of the excellent spots already mentioned. Last Friday I was downtown working and the Torta Cubana from Los Reyes de la Torta really sounded good. Sometimes the actual doesn't live up to the thought - happened to me once at Rito's by the way - but this time my sandwich was even better than I'd remembered. Couldn't have been a better experience over all but there have been other times when Carolina's really hit the spot. For that matter, there's an internal battle with myself over which Carolina's as I am convinced the food is just slightly better at Carolina's North, the service alot faster there and the seating comfort has no comparison. Other the other hand, the original has a certain ambiance that the "new" one will never have.
re: Phoenix99
Julio G's sucked when it was open.
I vote for Carolinas.....simple, dive place
Well, for margaritas - Via Del Losantes on North Central. I like their chips and salsa.
Tamales at Carolinas altho SO swears by the machaca.
Azteca on 7th Avenue for green chili.
Carne Asada at America's
Bean and cheese taco at Dos Tacos (35th Ave and Camelback). Salsa bar that I've never seen duplicated anywhere. Service can be slow for a gringo.
Sierra Bonita on 7th Street - last time I was there it was a wicked chili rellano.
Rosita's! I'd forgotten about Rosita's - full service and I've never had a bad meal yet, altho I haven't been in awhile.
Went to Tradiciones - had a full fish to make into tacos - SO didn't like them but I thot they were great and all of the sides were excellent.
Playa de Hermosa - Roosevelt and 16th Street - we gorged on seafood (ceviche!)and sides (chips and salsa!) and SO even ate up all the leftovers on the spot.
If you want the best, then best open your belly, cuz' everyone has a favorite, must have, but I hope you're not disappointed in whatever you have.
Gawd - now I want Mexican food . . .Pizza comin' over to watch the Los Suns spank the Fakers. (This post might get removed - too bad)
Enjoy - and get out before it gets hot (the weather, not the salsa!)
1602 E Roosevelt St, Phoenix, AZ 85006
No one's mentioned Los Sombreros yet, which is constantly vying with Barrio Cafe for "best fancier Mexican food." It's especially good for meat dishes, I think. I can't decide which of the two restaurants I prefer; I'd suggest checking the online menus and choosing the one that appeals most to you.
As for "everyday" Mexican, my heart belongs to Restaurant Mexico for its lighter, no-yellow-cheese-puddles style. I have trouble deciding between the Clare burro (beans, avocado, and green sauce) and the Friday lunch special, cheese chiles rellenos. It's a full service restaurant, but very casual, like most Mexican places in the Valley are.
Restaurant Mexico
423 S Mill Ave # A, Tempe, AZ 85281
re: bortukan
I like both of these places a lot. It's hard to choose just one ...
re: observor
I'm surprised that you're surprised.
re: observor
I went to Barrio Cafe for the first time with high expectations, ordered their signature cochinita pibil, and was very satisfied. I think their desserts are also very special. After visiting several more times, the charm just seemed to wear off. I had at least one issue with both food and service, and I just can't seem to fit them into my schedule anymore. Meanwhile any number of dives I go to crank out the same old food, and my appreciation for it just seems to grow. Maybe I eat way too much Mexican food, and when I want to go somewhere more upscale, I rule it out.
Barrio Cafe
2814 N 16th St, Phoenix, AZ 85006
re: johnseberg
Barrio is pretty much out of my rotation too. The noise, the wait, and most importantly, inconsistency (and occasional ineptitude) from the kitchen eventually made the whole experience feel like a disappointing waste of money.
My meals at Los Sombreros, arguably the same level/style of cuisine served at Barrio, were more consistently tasty and well executed. And when compared to food I'd had at Asi es La Vida during its heyday and at Coyoacan (RIP), the food at Barrio simply paled. These days, Gallo Blanco is my choice for non-hole-in-the-wall Mexican. The execution has been spot on when I've eaten there, and I can get out for about half the money and one tenth the hassle that eating at Barrio entails.
But, you know, who am I to say that Barrio Cafe shouldn't be on the OP's Mexican restaurant bucket list?
Barrio Cafe
2814 N 16th St, Phoenix, AZ 85006
Los Sombreros Cafe & Cantina
2534 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85257
Gallo Blanco Cafe
401 W Clarendon Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85013
re: johnseberg
I can appreciate that if it is fuss and no substance.
Hands down, my vote goes to Los Sombreros. The puerco en mole verde is fork-tender, and the lamb adobo should come with a spoon (to lap up all the smoky sauce). The menu covers a nice variety of regional Mex—chilequiles to the aforementioned mole.
Also, La Hacienda at the Fairmount just got a revamp from celeb chef Richard Sandoval. The tequila selection alone is worth the trip to north Scottsdale, and I must say the food was excellent, particularly the ceviche.
Los Sombreros Cafe & Cantina
2534 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85257
La Hacienda
7575 E Princess Dr, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
I had a cousin from Detroit here and she wanted to know where to get fast food at 2am after the bars. Of course I directed her to Filberto's. She said it was the best Mexican Food she ever had. I love that stuff. So Observer, I would recommend one of the "shacks" for their $5.00 5lb. burrito, or any hole in the wall place located in a strip mall. If they have the inner workings of an animal then I'm all in. It may not be the fru-fru in thing, but it's better than Carolina's, cheaper than the "in thing". and better than almost anything east of the Mississippi. Just my opinion.
re: mict
Not sure how it compares to "anything east of the Mississippi" but I'm pretty sure it tastes a whole lot better after the bars than before. Better than Carolina's? Please! to each his own and your opinions are your opinions but Filiberto's is part of the group of restaurants/fast food places that serve Sonoran style Americanized covered with cheese food. If that's what you're used to, it will taste ok but it's not authentic. Just talking with some people the other day we all remembered when we thought Macayo's was great Mexican food. Since then, we've tried the real stuff and it's a different product entirely.
re: Phoenix99
I'm with you on the quality of the food at Filiberto's, but I don't know that either mict or the owners would contend that it represents "authentic" Mexican cuisine. Although I was largely underwhelmed by the food at Carolina's (tortillas excepted), I would certainly rank it far above Filiberto's.
I haven't had a lot of experience eating Mexican food east of the Mississippi, but believe it or not, I have had much better Mexican food in Chicago and Hartford, CT (yes, Hartford) than I have had on my visits to Filiberto's.
re: Phoenix99
I'm east of the Mississippi atm and would kill for a chile relleno burro and and a taco from Filibertos. :)
It's been several years since I've lived in Phx but I do remember some locations being much better than others...probably the ones that would shut down for a few days after an INS raid.
They have thier place. I find myself at one everytime I'm in town.
And yes Rito's green chile was always killer. But to choose one place is something I could never do.
re: Beach Chick
Welllllll now. Having lived in this desert oasis since 1975, there are two that come to mind. The first is one where I ate for more than 20 anos. Restaurant Mexico. Simple, crispy, contrarian, same menu and fab food. Family owned and if you can keep up with the 'forced moves' (now on Mill AVE Tempe), this is one great place to eat. Never mind the down side, the food always melts in your mouth! Keep in mind, this is the food style of Mexico City, not Texass. Try the guac with a little of the red salsa mixed in. DEVINE!
The second which deserves a mention is ROSITAS PLACE down around 23rd St and McDowell. Full bar and bilingual menu. . . (con pata anyone?). I read a quickie review on another site and they said the chips came right from the oven! What? You mean the fryer! Yes they cost an extra $ but who cares, this chip 'tax' is well worth it. HOT, HOT table salsas make the grade and nicer when you double dip to enjoy the sensation of both together. I keep ordering a variation of the same thing, because it is hands down a great Mexican food dish. The chicken or beef enchiladas smothered in chile verde. YEE Um!
Restaurant Mexico
423 S Mill Ave # A, Tempe, AZ 85281
re: mrdewey
Went to Rositas this eve after reading this thread. GREAT food. Hands down a definite will return. I had the 2 chix enchiladas plate with green chile sauce. HUGE portions took most home after eating chips. Thanks for the rec.
re: mrdewey
Rosita's is my go to Mexican place and has been for years,I used to go there when it was on Buckeye around 20th St. before they moved to McDowell.It is always good,their cheese enchiladas with green chile sauce is one of those things I get a craving for and nothing else will satisfy.Well except for a bean and chorizo foot long burro at Carolina's.You just can't go wrong with either of the two.


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The fund helps persons at any age attend – on a full-time basis – a college or university that is authorized to provide full credit toward a bachelor's or higher degree.
The Whitmer Fund will sponsor scholarships for the 2014-15 academic year to up to three eligible applicants. Recipients may apply for renewal awards for subsequent, consecutive academic years up to a maximum of four annual awards. To earn renewal, recipients must remain enrolled, be in good standing at their educational institution, continue to meet initial eligibility criteria, and use all prior years' scholarship awards in the manner required by the fund to the satisfaction of the Cleveland Foundation, as well as submitting a renewal application. It is anticipated that the fund would support up to three recipients at up to $1,000 each. Renewal amounts will be based on the number of qualifying applicants and the amount available for spending, as determined by the spending policy of the Cleveland Foundation.
To be eligible, you must meet these requirements:
- Be a U.S. citizen or legal resident with verification-stamped I-551 unexpired
- Reside in Cuyahoga, Lorain, Lake or Geauga counties, and be enrolled (or plan to enroll and attend), on a full-time basis, in an accredited, four-year college or university; or be enrolled in a Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) or similar program leading to a commission in the United States armed forces (award contingent upon verification of acceptance for 2014-15 year)
- Be willing to work, save and pay for a portion of your educational expenses during your university years
- Show a significant degree of self-motivation, self-help, initiative, good work ethic and generally embody the entrepreneurial spirit
- Help others
Selection Process:
An independent selection committee appointed by the Cleveland Foundation will make recommendations on scholarship recipients. Foundation staff administers the fund and facilitates the selection process. The selection committee bases its scholarship decisions on the completed application and an evaluation of the degree to which persons meet the eligibility criteria. Consideration will also be given to compatibility of career or life goals and objectives to the educational path being pursued. The donor reiterated his intentions to grow the fund and the Committee determined that the fund should reach $100,000 before a discussion to raise the amount or number of recipients should be held again.
Application process:
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- A transcript or record of prior educational experience (submit high school transcripts if you have completed one year or less of study beyond high school)
- A personal statement (essay of up to 600 words) that will help committee members learn about your personal history, perspectives, goals and interests. Please include a description of your education plans, career goals and how this scholarship could help you meet your goals. This is a very important part of the application because it helps committee members get a sense of your commitment to the eligibility criteria.
Awards are contingent upon submission of a letter of acceptance from the educational institution to be attended during the 2014-15 academic year.
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One of my all time favorite spring annuals are sweet peas. Some time in February, maybe early March I planted 'Cupani' and 'Black Knight'. I will plant 'Cupani' every year wherever I live, as it is the cutest, most fragrant and even historical sweet pea around. Even after a few 95 degree days it's still holding up strong, though I think its days are numbered to. There are a couple tomatoes hiding underneath the sweet pea insanity going on there.
Here's a little history of some of my many mini bouquets over the past month or two on instagram. Cutting little sweet pea bouquets is one of my favorite gardening activities, plus the more you cut the more flowers you'll get. It's just like early dead heading.
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At the age of 10, Billie Breslin discovered she had a gift. She is able to recreate the recipe for a cake based on her memory of the flavors she tasted in that cake. Eleven years later, Billie finds herself in New York, far from her family in California, applying for a job, not as a chef but as an administrative assistant for a food magazine, Delicious.
While at the magazine, Billie uncovers a series of letters written during World War II between a young girl, Lulu, and Mr. Beard, a former employee of the magazine and a chef. Billie becomes fascinated with them and wants to learn more about Lulu. As Billie attempts to solve the mystery of Lulu's letters, she works on issues in her own life.
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LAFOLLETTE, Tenn. — Authorities have burned about 600 pounds of dynamite found at a Campbell County house by sheriff's deputies responding to a domestic disturbance call Thursday night.
Authorities initially evacuated a half-mile area around the home in the Coolidge community near LaFollette. The evacuation was lifted early Friday when the Knox County Sheriff's Office bomb squad neutralized the explosives and burned them on the property where they were found.
Five families had been told to leave their homes for safety.
Campbell County Sheriff Robbie Goins said a man who lived at the house was arrested on an outstanding warrant for failure to appear in court. Goins said Friday that additional charged would be filed.
"Once we were on the scene, we learned there were explosives on the property," Goins said.
Most of the dynamite was found in a small outbuilding. Some of it was under a carport attached to the structure.
Asked if police thought the explosives were planned for use in any threatening way, Goins replied, "I don't think so."
Still, Goins said the FBI has joined in the investigation.
The sheriff said investigators will determine where the dynamite came from and why it was on the property.
There were no injuries in the incident and Goins said no charges would be filed against a woman who was there.
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Probably pilfered from the fireworks plant nearby.
rolando, would you say the same thing if it were a mosque that the dynamite was found in?
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What does location have to do with anything, dude?
Three questions for thought: 1) How old was the dynamite, 2) were the boxes/sticks turned regularly, and 3) Were blasting caps nearby? If those were not answered 1) less than 1 year, 2) yes, and 3) no, then it doesn't matter where they were located...they are due to explode shortly.
As to the comparing the mosque location to this guy's...well, let's just say first that he FBI would definitely become more deeply involved and, secondly that the Muslims have a...ah-h ...tendency...to become "wrapped up" in their own little projects. And include the wives and kiddies. This guy seemingly has no personal belief in violence as a solution.
It is simply a matter of probabilities...and past history.
Must say I love the County Sheriff's comment when asked about any violent intent, "I don't think so."


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A man was arrested after throwing tomatoes at Sarah Palin in a Minnesota bookstore.
Sarah Palin was actually too busy signing copies of her memoir "Going Rogue" to notice. The tomatoes hurled at her during her bookstore appearance at Minnesota's Mall of America landed about ten feet off mark, hitting a police officer instead of Palin herself. But the incident has got to be disturbing, nonetheless.
Throughout the course of Palin's book tour, she has been thronged by fans, some of whom have even camped out overnight to guarantee a chance to have her autograph their books. At least at some stores, those who wait in line must pass through a security check before they can enter the store.
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Close to downtown Bozeman and Montana State University, this 1857 sf condo sit on southern edge of town making it an ideal location for visitors who love to enjoy the outdoors. This 2010 built condo comes fully furnished and can comfortably accommodate up to 8 people. This is a well designed condo that feels like a single family home due to the numerous windows on all sides and the peacefulness of where it is situated.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Phil Hughes felt cheated by the rain.
After giving up a home run to Billy Butler and an RBI double to David Lough in the second inning, the Yankees' starter thought he got in a good groove. Then the sun shower and hail came.
"It's tough. I felt like I really found something," he said. "In the third and fourth innings I felt pretty good, but that's baseball. Sometimes the weather don't cooperate, so it was kind of a tough night."
Yankees manager Joe Girardi didn't let Hughes (4-8) return after the 59-minute delay, but Kansas City's Jeremy Guthire did and he shut down his nemesis to lead the Royals to a 5-1 victory over New York on Monday night.
The Yankees have lost two in a row after a season-best six straight wins.
All-Star Alex Gordon and Johnny Giavotella also had RBI doubles, and Alcides Escobar added a run-scoring triple to help the Royals end a five-game skid against New York.
Facing a Yankees lineup that had only four players that were with the team on opening day, Guthrie (8-6) gave up three hits over six innings that included a 59-minute delay for a sun shower-hailstorm in the fourth.
Leading 5-1, closer Greg Holland was needed in the ninth when Lyle Overbay walked and Luis Cruz singled to start the inning against Luke Hochevar. Holland gave up a hit to Chris Stewart to load the bases. But Holland struck out Eduardo Nunez, Brett Gardner and Zoilo Almonte to end it for his 21st save.
Guthrie twice struck out the newest member in pinstripes, Travis Ishikawa, before Overbay homered pinch hitting for the first baseman who was claimed off waivers from Baltimore on Sunday. Overbay's 10th of the year was New York's first long ball in six games.
"Not an easy lineup to pitch to," Guthrie said. "Obviously they have their injuries for now and they're missing a lot of their keys. So go out there and you try to attack them the best that you can and be aggressive."
Entering 4-9 with a 5.15 ERA against the Yankees in 17 appearances -- 15 starts -- Guthrie left with runners on first and third and two outs in the seventh. Tim Collins relieved and struck out pinch-hitter Nunez to protect a 3-1 lead.
Aaron Crow relieved Collins in the eighth with two on, two out and got Vernon Wells to ground out to second.
With the sun reflecting off the windows of a building beyond center field, rain and hail sent fans scurrying for cover in the bottom of the third inning. The quick moving cloud was gone before Hughes threw his first pitch of the fourth. Hughes retired three straight with the faintest of rainbows arcing over the scoreboard, then the rain returned.
After Guthrie got an out, crew chief Dana DeMuth called for the tarp. As "Singin' in the Rain" blared over the PA system, the grounds crew struggled to cover the increasingly muddy infield, getting stuck halfway then pulling the huge sheet off and starting again. The biggest cheer of the night -- until Overbay's homer in the seventh -- came when the crew finished the job.
Guthrie returned after the delay and completed the fourth on six pitches.
"Tremendous competitor," Royals manager Ned Yost said of Guthrie. "He showed it today -- to endure an hour rain delay and go out and throw at the level that he threw."
Adam Warren replaced Hughes to start the fifth. Hughes gave up two runs and four hits in his abbreviated outing.
"He had already thrown a lot and with him coming back second, it would have been an hour-and-15-minute break for him," Girardi said. "I wasn't real comfortable bringing him back after an hour or so."
Passed over for the Home Run Derby last year at the All-Star game in Kansas City by AL captain Robinson Cano, Butler sent a drive the opposite way to right field leading off the second. Fans relentlessly booed Cano at Butler's home field during the competition last July. Captain of the AL home run team again this year, Cano again did not choose Butler -- the Orioles' Chris Davis and Detroit's Prince Fielder were his first two picks announced Monday. But it would be hard to object this time. Butler's long ball was only his seventh -- and he's not on the All-Star team.
An out later, Mike Moustakas lined an opposite-field double to left, and Lough made it 2-0 with a shot that landed just fair down the third base line for a double the opposite way.


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I'LL BE SEEING HER: WOMEN IN KOREAN CINEMA
South Korea, 2003 (MIFF 2003, Emergence)
Director: Kim Soyoung
Ranging from the classic, rarely seen films of the Golden Age of Korean cinema of the 50s, to the invigorating work emerging at the moment, this new documentary is a concise examination of female representation in Korean movies.
Female audiences flocked to the cinema after the Korean War, eager for the excitement of melodramas and, surprisingly, horror films. It was even reported that during this time, when Korean cinema's first onscreen kiss was shown, in The Hand of Destiny (1956), "housewife audiences gasped".
Featuring interviews with influential female actors, photographers and artists, this film from Kim Soyoung is a fascinating insight into the various themes and motifs employed in Korean cinema, including supernatural elements, female bonding, and lesbianism. The issue of censorship rears its head too, as Korean films, for a time, were banned from international Festivals, and even from local film awards. Featuring footage of classics and more current favourites, including Bitter, but once again (1968) and Take Care of my Cat (MIFF 2002).


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Ban on the hijab in state buildings was lifted earlier this month amid shift away from the country's secular tradition
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Furniture on Facebook: the hamburger bed
This is the Hamburger Bed; possibly the only single piece of furniture to have not only its own website, but a Facebook page too.
Hamburger chic really got going last year when Ellen Page used the now infamous 'hamburger phone' to break her pregnancy news to friends in the film Juno. I'd like to think that this one was actually a veggie burger, but either way, the concept of a mattress acting as a burger pattie is just too cool to ignore! If anyone's seen the recipe anywhere, please, please send it this way...
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Children are learning to read with the help of a 4-legged friend. It is called Tales 'n Tails. Through the Reading Education Assistance Dogs Program a registered therapy dog named Ivy visited the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library.
The children read to Ivy as a way to improve their reading skills and gain confidence. The program coordinator said Ivy enjoys the attention as well.
"It's just in her nature to want to be around people and get the attention, which is what she's getting when she's being read to, she's getting the attention. Even though the child is focusing on the book, they're also focusing on Ivy," said Marsha Frick, of Tales 'n Tails.
This summer Ivy will come to the library every other Friday.
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Bioceramics and bioglasses are ceramic materials that are biocompatible.[1] Bioceramics are an important subset of biomaterials.[2][3] Bioceramics range in biocompatibility from the ceramic oxides, which are inert in the body, to the other extreme of resorbable materials, which are eventually replaced by the materials which they were used to repair. Bioceramics are used in many types of medical procedures. A primary medical procedure where they are used is implants.[2] This article is primarily concerned with rigid materials commonly used as surgical implants, though some bioceramics are flexible. The ceramic materials used are not the same as porcelain type ceramic materials. Rather bioceramics are closely related to either the body's own materials, or are extremely durable metal oxides.
Prior to 1925 the materials used in implant surgery were primarily relatively pure metals. However these are not considered to be ceramics and are therefore outside the scope of this article. The success of these materials was surprising considering the relatively primitive surgical techniques. The 1930s marked the beginning of the era of better surgical techniques and also the first use of alloys such as Vitallium.
In 1969 L. L. Hench and others discovered that various kinds of glasses and ceramics could bond to living bone[4][5] Hench was inspired with the idea on his way to a conference on materials. He was seated next to a colonel who had just returned from the Vietnam War. The colonel shared that after an injury the bodies of soldiers would often reject the implant. Hench was intrigued and began to investigate materials that would be biocompatible. The final product was a new material which he called Bioglass. This work inspired a new field called bioceramics.[6] With the discovery of bioglass interest in bioceramics grew rapidly.
On April 26, 1988, the first international symposium on bioceramics was held in Kyoto, Japan.
Ceramics are now commonly used in the medical fields as dental, and bone implants.[7][8] Artificial teeth, and bones are relatively commonplace. Surgical cermets are used regularly. Joint replacements are commonly coated with bioceramic materials to reduce wear and inflammatory response. Other examples of medical uses for bioceramics are in pacemakers, kidney dialysis machines, and respirators.[6] The global demand on medical ceramics and ceramic components was about US$9.8 billion in 2010. It is forecast to have an annual growth of 6–7% in the following years, and the world market value will increase to US$15.3 billion by 2015 and reach US$18.5 billion by 2018.[9]
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One proposed use for bioceramics is the treatment of cancer. Two methods of treatment have been proposed; treatment through hyperthermia, and radiotherapy. Hyperthermia treatment involves implanting a bioceramic material that contains a ferrite or other magnetic material. The area is then exposed to alternating magnetic field, which causes the implant and surrounding area to heat up. Alternatively the bioceramic materials can be doped with β-emitting materials and implanted into the cancerous area.[2]
Other trends include engineering the materials for specific tasks. Ongoing research involves the chemistry, composition, and micro and nanostructures of the materials to improve their biocompatibility.[10][11][12]
Bioceramic materials[edit]
Bioceramic materials are commonly subdivided by their bioactivity. Bioinert materials are non-toxic and non-inflammatory. These materials must be long lasting, structural failure resistant, and corrosion resistant. Bioceramics additionally must have a low Young's modulus to help prevent cracking of the material.
- Oxide ceramics
- Silica ceramics
- Carbon fiber
- Diamond-like carbon
- β-tricalcium phosphate
- Hydroxylapatite
- Bioactive glass[13][14][15] (e.g. 45S5 Bioglass)
See also[edit]
- ^ P. Ducheyne, G. W. Hastings (editors) (1984) CRC metal and ceramic biomaterials vol 1 ISBN 0-8493-6261-X
- ^ a b c J. F. Shackelford (editor)(1999) MSF bioceramics applications of ceramic and glass materials in medicine ISBN 0-87849-822-2
- ^ H. Oonishi, H. Aoki, K. Sawai (editors) (1988) Bioceramics vol. 1 ISBN 0-912791-82-9
- ^ Hench, Larry L. (1991). "Bioceramics: From Concept to Clinic". Journal of the American Ceramic Society 74 (7): 1487. doi:10.1111/j.1151-2916.1991.tb07132.x.
- ^ T. Yamamuro, L. L. Hench, J. Wilson (editors) (1990) CRC Handbook of bioactive ceramics vol II ISBN 0-8493-3242-7
- ^ a b Kassinger, Ruth. Ceramics: From Magic Pots to Man-Made Bones. Brookfield, CT: Twenty-First Century Books, 2003, ISBN 978-0761325857
- ^ D. Muster (editor) (1992) Biomaterials hard tissue repair and replacement ISBN 0-444-88350-9
- ^ Kinnari, Teemu J.; Esteban, Jaime; Gomez-Barrena, Enrique; Zamora, Nieves; Fernandez-Roblas, Ricardo; Nieto, Alejandra; Doadrio, Juan C.; López-Noriega, Adolfo; Ruiz-Hernández, Eduardo; Arcos, Daniel; Vallet-Regí, María (2008). "Bacterial adherence to SiO2-based multifunctional bioceramics". Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part A. doi:10.1002/jbm.a.31943.
- ^ Market Report: World Medical Ceramics Market. Acmite Market Intelligence. 2011.
- ^ Chai, Chou; Leong, Kam W (2007). "Biomaterials Approach to Expand and Direct Differentiation of Stem Cells". Molecular Therapy 15 (3): 467–80. doi:10.1038/sj.mt.6300084. PMC 2365728. PMID 17264853.
- ^ Zhu, Xiaolong; Chen, Jun; Scheideler, Lutz; Altebaeumer, Thomas; Geis-Gerstorfer, Juergen; Kern, Dieter (2004). "Cellular Reactions of Osteoblasts to Micron- and Submicron-Scale Porous Structures of Titanium Surfaces". Cells Tissues Organs 178 (1): 13–22. doi:10.1159/000081089. PMID 15550756.
- ^ Hao, L; Lawrence, J; Chian, KS (2005). "Osteoblast cell adhesion on a laser modified zirconia based bioceramic". Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Medicine 16 (8): 719–26. doi:10.1007/s10856-005-2608-3. PMID 15965741.
- ^ O'Donnell, M. D.; Watts, S. J.; Hill, R. G.; Law, R. V. (2009). "The effect of phosphate content on the bioactivity of soda-lime-phosphosilicate glasses". Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Medicine 20 (8): 1611–8. doi:10.1007/s10856-009-3732-2. PMID 19330429.
- ^ O'Donnell, M. D.; Watts, S. J.; Law, R. V.; Hill, R. G. (2008). "Effect of P2O5 content in two series of soda lime phosphosilicate glasses on structure and properties – Part I: NMR". Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids 354 (30): 3554. Bibcode:2008JNCS..354.3554O. doi:10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2008.03.034.
- ^ O'Donnell, M. D.; Watts, S. J.; Law, R. V.; Hill, R. G. (2008). "Effect of P2O5 content in two series of soda lime phosphosilicate glasses on structure and properties – Part II: Physical properties". Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids 354 (30): 3561. Bibcode:2008JNCS..354.3561O. doi:10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2008.03.035.


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My daughter is in her 3rd day at Sandy Hill and everyday she comes home and tells me that somebody called her a name or some child beat up this child, I am not surprised with this , this is the kind of people who live around here, I can tell you I already miss catholic schools, my daughter had nothing but upmost respect from everyone in catholic and christian schools
I have a 2nd grader at Sandy Hill Elementary. It is a great school. My child has attended there since pre-k. She has learn so much and has had excellent teachers. All her teachers had her best interest in mind. The principal is all always concerned about the staff and children. I'm glad she is attending this school.
My child is a first grade student at Sandy Hill Elementary. She is doing very well so far this year. I am pleased with this school and the first grade staff. My daughter has an increased desire to learn because of this new faculty's ideas.
The State of Maryland 'dumbing down' curriculum combined with the socioeconomic challenges in Dorchester County are prominently displayed in the school system - a recipe for disaster. 'Character Counts' - where? While issues may have been corrected, they are temporary. Children who are doing well are bored, the curriculum is not altered for the best interest of the student. Our children and our society deserve better.
My son is finally out of Sandy Hill, and I feel much better about his education now. Last year, the children weren't permitted to go out to play at all because there were too many fights! During his years at Sandy Hill, he had one honestly caring, excellent teacher. That's not enough. I am so glad Sandy Hill is part of our past.
I have a 2nd grader and a 4th grader who have both been at Sandy Hill since Pre-K. It is a wonderful school, with supportive caring staff members who have helped my children excel and maintain their love of learning. Each morning as my youngest walks through the halls, she is greeted by name by teachers and administrators; because of these people she loves school! As a college level educator, I have high expectations when it comes to the education of my own children, and the staff at Sandy Hill has NOT disappointed me. I am equally impressed with the amount of parent involvement, the PTO planned activities, and the overall community feeling at Sandy Hill. As parents, we must lay the foundations for learning and excellence; no school can do a parent's job!
We have been very pleased with the teachers and opportunities provided at SHES. Our son began his education in private schools and did well. We thought transitioning to public would be difficult but have found staff to be supportive and well skilled. Our son is bright but challenged by a learning disability. Never has he been made to feel inadequate or different from his peers. The teachers and principal have teamed with us to implement diagnostic tests and have stayed on top of his individual learning plan. The school is well maintained and provides a safe environment for its students. I would recommend this school without reservation.
Not a good school. I feel my children are unsafe. There are a few excellent teachers, but mostly they are unsupportive, uncaring, and seemingly uneducated. Many of the teachers' grammar is atrocious. Children cannot learn how to speak correctly when their mentors cannot speak correctly. Strangely, achieving good grades seems to be discouraged.
There is a saying among some teachers, 'If a child is not learning the way I teach, I will teach in a way that the child will learn.' This is not the case with this school. The teachers here teach a curriculum, not students.
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An event that involves using a flashlight and a pillow on an unsuspecting sleeping person, where you whisper "There's a truck in the road" and you repeat the phrase over and over again with increasing volume, while flashing lights in their closed eyes. Eventually you shout "The truck is here!" and when the sleeper sits up, you whack him or her with the pillow.
At summercamp, trucking is customary on the last night of the summer; especially with the campers you do not like.
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When someone is on LSD and you take a pillow and a flashlight, run at them with the flashlight on and hit them in the face with a pillow. then, yell, "TRUCK!" usually is followed by the person thinking that they were hit by a truck. Person trucking+good trip=bad trip.
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The humorus act of pushing over animals ie:cats,and dogs while there pooping.
I just went trucking now the neighbors dog has poop all over himself.
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Just a few days after no NFL scouts showed up at his workout, now comes word that Terrell Owens attempted suicide earlier this month, according to a TMZ report.
The 37-year-old wide receiver was rushed to an L.A. hospital after reportedly overdosing on pills on Oct. 6. TMZ obtained the tape of the 911 call, during which Owens' assistant says she believes it was a suicide attempt.
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Come see Heard Museum's collection of indigenous art collected globally by Dwight and Maie Barlett Heard from Egypt, Hawai'i, Sudan, Guatemala, New Zealand, Nigeria, Zaire, the Philippine Islands, amongst other places from 1892. The exhibition contains pieces from Heards' family travelers as well as from donors.
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Head to this interactive family exhibit to explore pottery, baskets, and textile through hands-on activities for all ages. See art displays by Native Indian artists inspired by their surrounding wildlife and vegetation. Gallery opens 11a on Sundays.
This collection records four generations of memories of federally run Indian boarding schools from the late 19th Century. Native American children were abruptly taken from their homes to be assimilated into the Euro-American style boarding schools.
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Explore the art and cultures of the Native community through this Southwestern Indian collection. Included in the exhibits are jewelry, pottery, beadwork, and textiles with 500 H00 Hopi katsina dolls. Also featured is an outdoor garden with native plants and trees.
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A native of Chicago, Sue studied at Southern Illinois University and Marshall University. Today, she works at the DaVita clinic in Durham, North Carolina. When asked why she became a dietitian, Sue explains, "I always was interested in food and wanted to work in a healthcare setting, so it seemed like a natural fit."
Sue chose the renal field after working in a hospital dialysis clinic. "I really enjoyed building long-term relationships with the patients," states Sue. Her work at DaVita allows her to really get to know her dialysis patients. She loves hearing their stories and helping to support them as they work toward their health goals.
The most challenging aspect of Sue's job is "finding the point of motivation for each patient." She says she believes she makes a difference in patient's lives by helping to make their lives more manageable.
This renal dietitian's approach to her job begins with "starting where the patients are in their lives." When test results come back positive, it's a satisfying moment for both Sue and the people she helps.
Ultimately, the keys to good health lie with the patients themselves. "The single most important thing patients can do to improve their health is to take their meds consistently," explains Sue.
After more than 4 years with DaVita, Sue says that what she enjoys most about the company is working with the patients and teammates. One thing she's learned since joining DaVita is that "everybody can make progress toward their goals."
Sometimes to promote good health, a dietitian needs to get a bit creative. Such is the case with Sue. "I dress up like a turkey before Thanksgiving and go around the clinic and give my 'Turkey Talk' about high-potassium foods," Sue explains. "The patients laugh a lot, and I have fun getting my message across."
Looking to start your day with a great-tasting beverage? Try Sue's recipe for Café au Lait Protein Wake-Up. Hot or cold, it's sure to become your go-to morning beverage. And for a filling and delicious lunch option, turn to Sue's Durham Southern-Style Chicken Salad. Both recipes fit perfectly into the renal diet and are destined to become family favorites.
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