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BEST SCHOOL EVER!! The students are nice the teachers are amazing and the lunch is awesome.
Mr. Murray is an amazing addition to Starline, and is exactly the kind of leader this great school needs to make it even MORE amazing! He's a great leader and a PARENT as well--which gives him a level of understanding and passion for his job that clearly shows and will lead our school into even more greatness! My children's teachers are absolutely amazing as well! We're so lucky to attend this school! Go Starblazers!
The New Principal - Mike Murray is the best. He is really turning this school into the best school in Havasu and in Mohave County. I will be sending all 5 of my children to Starline because everything about the school is GREAT! We LOVE Starline Elementary!!!
A huge disappointment! Parents' opinions (of course) differ depending on what prior experience they have to compare/contrast and their specific teacher that year. Coming from a higher quality, ranked state, district and school, we strongly agree with the other negative reviews as we share most experiences. There are some bright points, some outstanding personnel,.. but in general this school is not worthy of our tax dollars and is actually harming rather than helping many children. .
My daughters K teacher was amazing. I'm so happy that my youngest will be in her class next year. I'm however very disappointed with our principal. She is never available and when you have teachers that are a nervous wreck as soon as she walks thru the door there is a problem. I'm also very disappointed with our district. Learn to budget!! I hope that they get things together at the district and at Starline before they lose more good teachers, students, and parents!
No support from the principal or leadership. The school district eliminated Kindergaten to 1/2 day. Music and Art to one semester, really? Still, we have a Academic Coach walking around the school like she is the principal.
I love Starline Elementary because it's a top notch school.
As a parent I'm disappointed with the lack of organization. Every year it has been the same, I receive my child's assigned teacher letter after her first day of class. I think it is ridiculous that assigning the teachers for the following year has to be known so last minute to parents and students. PTA is only held during school hours, so if you are a parent who does care but works and would like to be a part of PTA forget that option. Book fairs are only held late one night, you could earn more money if it were held later for people who do work different hours. My child has done well. We were fortunate to have one teacher that was amazing in 2nd grade. I think it's wonderful that children come home from school excited to tell you about their day and what they have learned.
My child went from another school in the city to Starline this year and i think the school is Excellent teachers really care and are involved with the children
We love Starline Elementary School. Starline is an older school but do not judge this book by it's cover! My son is attending his second year as a Starblazer. He enjoys attending school here and as a parent I am reassured with his comfort level and lack of anxiety when facing the new challenges of growing up. Our principal, Mr. Danley is Wonderful. He is truly concerned about each student and their academic growth. Mr Danley goes the extra mile to ensure that the kids and their families are getting what they need. The teachers at Starline are Top Notch! I actually know many of them personally and professionally inside and outside of school. The school also offers afterschool programs such as a 'Big Brother and Sisters' mentoring program, Arts Advantage run by Mrs. Steele (Starline's Art Teacher) and other activities like Scouts and Parks and Recreation afterschool care.
Starline Elementary academic programs are adequate but far from excellent. They have a reading program called AR where students have to read so many 'AR' books within a schedule amount of time in order to get so many AR points from AR tests. The only problem with this is that there is no consequence to kids for not reading except the some teachers take one grade point away on their language grade. So they go from an A to a B or so forth. Most of year is spent on preparing children for the AIMS test. Music and Art are limited (no instruments). There are no 'sports' except for PE class. Parent involvement is overboard to the point where they do the grading of children's papers for the teacher and the teacher never really looks at the paper to see the progress of the children in his or her class.
do not recommend this school to anyone, availability of music art etc, are scarce not much help in the aspect of para educators or teachers aides, as well as poor performance of lazy staff as well as poor quality of leadership of principal.
Nothing but good things to say about Starline. The teachers do the best they can with the available resources. You couldn't ask for a better Principal then Mr. Danley.
My daughter has only been in Starline for 1 year, but from what I have seen the school really cares about it's students. Parents are encouraged to be involved in all aspects. The school takes pride in their students and their abilities.
Starline Elementary School offers my special needs child a wonderful learning environment. The entire school is part of the team that helps each student learn. The positive attitudes, flexibility, creativity and patience the administration and staff provide is priceless. Every avenue for addressing the needs of my child are reviewed. The communication is consistant and timeley from both administration and teachers/staff.
Very good school. The teachers seem to work very well together and the principal, Mr. Danley cares about the school and it shows.
Love the principal. He has a caring and friendly peronality. He's active in the school and always available to speak with.
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Dec. 6 Tree Lighting promises evening of tradition, family-friendly fun
Anderson Township - 11/25/2014
Holiday magic is made at Anderson Towne Center this year at the Anderson Township Tree Lighting, scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 6, on the Towne Center streetscape. This 11th annual event begins at 4 p....
Fire and Rescue Department offers Knox Box loan program
Anderson Township - 10/28/2014
Anderson's Fire and Rescue Department is starting a new program to loan Knox Boxes to businesses or individuals needing them on a temporary basis. A Knox Box is a small wall-mounted safe holding ...
Anderson Farmers' Market moves inside
Anderson Township - 10/23/2014
The temperatures may be dropping, but the Anderson Farmers' Market is open until November 22, now operating inside Anderson Center Station. Each Saturday, you still can shop from local vendors who ...
Free dinner, celebration part of Veterans Day event
Anderson Township - 10/16/2014
Local veterans and up to three guests are invited to attend a special free Veterans Day dinner and celebration at Anderson Center at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 11.
Paintings of Warbirds by local ...
Take litter to task during Great American Cleanup
Anderson Township - 10/16/2014
With the colder days ahead, Anderson Township sets aside another cleanup day in the fall for its last group cleanup effort.
The Great American Cleanup is set from 8:30 a.m. to noon on ...
Update Your CodeRED Emergency Information with Text, Email Options
Anderson Township - 10/9/2014
To help insure timely delivery of important community safety information, Anderson Township participates in the CodeRED emergency notification system.
This system updates residents via text, ...
New official Facebook page launched for Anderson Township
Anderson Township - 9/12/2014
Anderson Township has launched its new Facebook page, Anderson Township, Ohio, in an effort to increase its communication with residents.
"With more and more people accessing information on ...
Mini-food truck rally highlights annual Fall Festival
Anderson Township - 9/10/2014
Building on its popularity over the past six years, the annual Anderson Farmers' Market Fall Festival has expanded its offerings this year, with the addition of a mini-food truck rally and longer ...
Food truck mini-rally rolls into Farmers' Market Fall Festival
Anderson Township - 9/3/2014
Building on its popularity over the past six years, the annual Anderson Farmers' Market Fall Festival has expanded its offerings this year, with the addition of a mini-food truck rally and longer ...
Clough delays expected August 7 and 8, 12 and 13
Anderson Township - 8/6/2014
As road work winds up on Clough Pike, between Bridges Road and Newtown Road, motorists can expect one more set of delays with paving work occuring Thursday, August 7 and Friday, August 8, then again ...
Township joins campaigns to connect regional trails, plant trees, improve health
Anderson Township - 8/4/2014
Three campaigns to improve the quality of life of residents in the Tri-state recently received support from Anderson Township Trustees. The three initiatives are Taking Root, WeTHRIVE! and the ...
Greater Anderson Township Betterment Commission supports community projects
Anderson Township - 8/4/2014
The Greater Anderson Township Betterment Commission is a citizens committee that supports worthwhile local projects. This 501(c)3 non-profit entity is active in facilitating numerous community-wide ...
Ole'! Salsa competition makes you the judge on Aug. 16
Anderson Township - 8/1/2014
Don't know what to do with all those ripe tomatoes and peppers? Whip up some salsa for the annual Anderson Farmers' Market salsa competition, scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 16, at the Anderson market, ...
Winners named for beautiful spaces awards
Anderson Township - 7/28/2014
Winners have been announced for the annual beautification awards, sponsored by Anderson Township's Betterment and Beautification volunteer committee.
Residential, common ...
Clough project nearing completion, but expect delays
Anderson Township - 7/28/2014
As road work winds up on Clough Pike between Bridges Road and Newtown Road, motorists can expect one more set of delays. Work on the Clough Pike Improvement Project is proceeding according to ...
Anderson market offers zucchini bread bake-off July 19
Anderson Township - 7/18/2014
Anderson Farmers' Market offers patrons the chance to sample and judge sweet and savory zucchini breads, submitted by the public on Saturday, July 19 for a zucchini bread bake-off.
The ...
Independence Day Parade Photo and winner announced
Anderson Township - 7/18/2014
The winning photo of the annual Anderson Township Independence Day Parade photo contest was submitted by Scott Sellins.
Winners announced for July 4th parade entries
Anderson Township - 7/11/2014
Winners for the 10th annual Independence Day Parade entries have been announced. They are as follows:
• Best Neighborhood or Organization – Sponsored by the Anderson Towne Center … ...
Bike winners announced from Bike Rodeo
Anderson Township - 6/23/2014
Cora Seybold is the winner of a bicycle donated by the Hamilton County Sheriff's Department at the Anderson Township Bike Rodeo. She's a fifth grade student at Ayer Elementary School and is pictured ...
Independence Day Parade photo contest open
Anderson Township - 6/18/2014
The Anderson Township Independence Day Parade Committee is looking for the photo that best depicts the community spirit and "hometown pride" theme of the Anderson Township Independence Day Parade. ...
Food and fun unite on June 21 at new food truck rally
Anderson Township - 6/18/2014
Food truck lovers take note! Anderson Township and the Anderson Foundation for Parks & Recreation have planned a new event this year to tap into the growing food truck trend. On June 21, head ...
Text amendment public hearing set for June 19
Anderson Township - 6/17/2014
Anderson Township Trustees host a public hearing on text amendment to the Anderson Township Zoning Resolution at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 19 at Anderson Center, 7850 Five Mile Road. The public hearing ...
$1.5 million grant to spur 'Downtown Anderson' implementation
Anderson Township - 6/16/2014
The redeveloping area known as "Downtown Anderson" got a boost recently with announcement of approval of a $1.5 million state transportation grant that will help differentiate and update the area of ...
Bike Rodeo teaches safety while having fun
Anderson Township - 5/28/2014
Anderson Township's annual Bike Rodeo returns to Anderson Center Station from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 7.
Geared toward children ages kindergarten through fourth grade, the ...
Enjoy day of gardens during annual Anderson Garden Tour
Anderson Township - 5/28/2014
Enjoy the hard work of Anderson gardeners, both professionals and novices alike, during the annual Anderson Township Garden Tour, scheduled for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 1. This free self-guided ...
Beautification award nominations open through June 6
Anderson Township - 5/21/2014
Nominate a favorite landscape, residential garden, commercial property or common neighborhood area for its beautiful landscape. Nominations are due by June 6.
Anderson's Betterment and ...
Anderson Farmers' Market grand opening includes petting zoo, entertainment
Anderson Township - 5/13/2014
Interested in supporting local farmers and purchasing locally-grown foods? Enjoy the many benefits of shopping at the Anderson Farmers' Market, which opens its outdoor season on Saturday, May 24....
Anderson Center Station Yard Sale May 3
Anderson Township - 4/29/2014
The annual Anderson Center Station Yard Sale runs this weekend, rain or shine, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 3.
Anderson Center Station is at 7832 Five Mile Road. While at the site, ...
Community-wide Garage Sale Day set for Saturday, May 3
Anderson Township - 4/29/2014
Enjoy a day searching for treasures all over Anderson Township at the annual Community-wide Garage Sale Day scheduled this Saturday, May 3.
Sales will be hosted throughout the township ...
Registration opens April 29 for parade entries
Anderson Township - 4/22/2014
Spring may be late this year, but the Independence Day Parade will be right on time in Anderson! Registration opens April 29 for one of the most popular summer events in the township- the ...
Anderson's Community-wide Garage Sale Day May 3
Anderson Township - 4/22/2014
Anderson Township hosts its community-wide yard/garage sale on Saturday, May 3.
Households interested in having their sale listed on the township's website (AndersonTownship.org) may ...
Buy, sell at Anderson Center Station Yard Sale May 3
Anderson Township - 4/22/2014
Buy or sell treasures at the annual Anderson Center Station Yard Sale, scheduled rain or shine from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 3. Anderson Center Station is at 7832 Five Mile Road, the site of ...
Drug Take Back Day scheduled for April 26
Anderson Township - 4/22/2014
Looking for a safe way to get rid of unnecessary or expired prescription drugs or over-the-counter medications? The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office and Anderson Township host the National ...
Proposed Wolfangel sidewalk project public hearing set
Anderson Township - 4/10/2014
Plans for a key north-south sidewalk connection, the Wolfangel sidewalk project that could be built in 2015, are open for viewing and public discussion at an open house from 5-6 p.m. and a public ...
Anderson Township and Schools collaborate to upgrade school zone safety
Anderson Township - 4/9/2014
Pedestrian safety and awareness around the eight Forest Hills Local School District campuses received a boost recently with the ongoing installation of crosswalk and school zone safety signs on or ...
Two April Great American Cleanup events take volunteers to streets, parks
Anderson Township - 3/24/2014
It's time for America's most popular litter cleanup, which brings out volunteers who tackle streets, parks and Greenspace in Anderson Township during the Great American Cleanup. This year ...
Garden Tour seeks great gardens for tour
Anderson Township - 3/7/2014
Anderson Township gardeners are starting to think spring and all things green.
Anderson Township is looking for great gardeners who would like to share their beautiful creations during the ...
New drop box for unwanted prescription drugs launched in Anderson
Anderson Township - 3/6/2014
Need a place to safely dispose of unneeded or expired prescription drugs? The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office District 5 in Anderson Township now hosts a free prescription drug drop off site inside ...
Township goes into 'conservation mode' to protect dwindling salt supplies
Anderson Township - 2/4/2014
With a harsh winter only partly behind us, Anderson Township reports it is moving into "conservation mode" to make sure its dwindling supply of salt will last the whole winter.
Due to low ...
Anderson Garden Tour seeks green thumbs
Anderson Township - 1/17/2014
There may not be buds on your trees yet, but some Anderson Township gardeners are thinking spring and all things green.
Anderson Township is looking for great gardeners who would like to ...
Anderson's opt-in electricity aggregation program opens enrollment
Anderson Township - 1/15/2014
Anderson Township residents who want to explore potential ways to save money on their electricity bill now have another choice.
Signup is open on the new opt-in electricity aggregation ...
Anderson Twp. Trustees consider adoption of township design guidelines at Dec. 19 hearing
Anderson Township - 12/9/2013
Design guidelines that will help unify the appearance, design and layout of new commercial development in Anderson Township will be reviewed at a public hearing by Anderson Township Trustees at 6 p.m....
Applicants for volunteer park board position sought
Anderson Township - 11/25/2013
The Board of Trustees of Anderson Township encourages letters of interest from residents who would like to serve as one of the five volunteer Commissioners for the Anderson Park District.
Charity basketball game pits THS seniors, emergency workers
Anderson Township - 11/21/2013
Turpin High School seniors challenge local fire and Sheriff's Office personnel to a friendly game of basketball, with proceeds going to support the work of the emergency organizations, during a ...
Tree lighting Dec. 7 promises evening of tradition, family-friendly fun
Anderson Township - 11/20/2013
Holiday magic is made at Anderson Towne Center this year at the Anderson Township Tree Lighting, scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 7, on the Towne Center streetscape. This 10th annual event begins at 4 p....
Tree lighting at Anderson Towne Center is Dec. 7
Anderson Township - 11/20/2013
Holiday magic is made at Anderson Towne Center this year at the Anderson Township Tree Lighting, scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 7, on the Towne Center streetscape. This 10th annual event begins at 4 p....
'Stuff the Bus' food drive competition Nov. 23 at Anderson Towne Center Kroger
Anderson Township - 11/11/2013
Donate non-perishables to the less fortunate this holiday season during the Saturday, Nov. 23 "Stuff the Bus" Metro event that benefits the Freestore Foodbank.
The Anderson Towne Center Kroger is ...
Anderson changes Halloween trick or treating to Friday
Anderson Township - 10/31/2013
Due to the wind advisory recently issued by the National Weather Service in Wilmington, the Anderson Township Board of Trustees has moved Halloween Trick-or-Treat in Anderson Township to Friday, Nov. ...
Halloween trick or treating update in Anderson Township
Anderson Township - 10/30/2013
Halloween in Anderson Township will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, October 31, rain or moonlight. Motorists should use caution when driving on Halloween, especially with rain and wind in the ...
Anderson Township trustees initiate adoption of township design guidelines
Anderson Township - 10/18/2013
The adoption process for guidelines that will help unify the appearance, design and layout of new commercial development in Anderson Township has been initiated by the Anderson Township Trustees....
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It's Sunday, what are you eating?
B: Bulletproof coffee
cream cheese pancakes w/strawberry sauce
couple of bites of fried potatoes
L: Leftover pork roast
D: Tacos minus the shell
Good morning!!!:)
2 coffee/hwc and 1 vco
chicken breast strips in crushed pork rinds and dijon dipping sauce and cauli mac and cheese
goat's milk cheddar
Good morning!
B: Coffee w/CO and cream
L: Steak salad, broccoli cheese soup
D: Stir-fried steak and veggies with LC spicy sauce
Hey yall!
B: 2 eggs, bacon, cheese
L: shirataki with broccoli and cheese soup on top
D: 5oz top sirloin w/ sour cream
S: Mini LC Cheesecake, slice America cheese
Cheesy day today...lol!
B- 3 slices bacon, 3 eggs scrambled with 1 tbsp CO, pepper and garlic salt, string cheese, coffee with CO and HWC
L- steak with butter, small salad topped with 2 tbsp shredded cheese, 1 tbsp EVOO, 1 tbsp ACV, 1 HB egg, 1 tsp bacon bits and crumbled pork rinds.
S- 2 HB eggs mixed with 1 tbsp mayo and some mustard, small salad with 1 tbsp EVOO, 1 tbsp ACV, and 1 tsp bacon bits and some pork rinds dipped in mustard
Watching what I eat like a hawk because the scale isn't budging
B-coffee w/hwc and co
One turkey bacon and 1/2 broccoli cheese soup
L-turkey breast, asparagus
D-hamburger patty, pickles, sf ketchup
B: coffee with Splenda and a splash of sugar-free vanilla creamer
L: 2.5 ounces chicken fajitas with romaine wraps and a little lite sour cream
D: probably 3 oz tilapia and 1/4 cup sautéed cabbage
Good morning!
B: coffee w/hwc, 1 hb egg
L: tuna salad
D: roast chicken, small salad w/ ranch.
Snack: string cheese, "cocoa pudding"
B--1 oz cashews, boiled egg
L--meatloaf, green beans
S--broccoli cheese soup
D--fish cakes, carrot casserole, roasted broccoli
S--maybe cheesecake in a bowl. Something sweet.
B-coffee, 3 medium eggs with lots of franks.
L-celery salad with lemon juice and feta cheese. Omg it was light and refreshing.
D- we will see if bf gets his **** together today. If so, maybe we will grill kabobs together. If not, hb eggs alone.
B - coffee, hwc, splenda, CO, 2 eggs, 2 bacon
L - chicken leg, green peppers (.5) not really hungry
D - Chicken breast, green beans, butter
Snack - celery (1.5 c), cream cheese, cold bacon, few bites cheese
B - 3 scrambled eggs with cheese, 6 slices bacon, coffee.
L - Five guys double bacon cheeseburger with lettuce, mayo, mushrooms, mayo, sans bun of course.
D - Probably leftover ham manicotti.
Kind of a funny day today, recooping from the weekend :)
-1 Jimmy Johns Unwich Beach Club
-1 Diet Coke
-2 Chicken Wings W-1 Tbsp. Blue Cheese
-1 String Cheese
-1 100 Calorie Pack of Sea Salt Almonds
-1 Piece Ghiradelli Midnight Reverie Chocolate
-1 La Croix Berry Water
~9g Net Carbs
B: One egg over medium, sausage patty; ice tea
L (very late): the inside of a beef taco from Taco Time (just the meat, lettuce, cheese and some hot sauce); ice tea
D: Probably a grilled chicken salad with ranch if I'm hungry
Late Brkfst: brisquet, deviled egg,coffee w/hwc,cinnamon, stevia
L: Pepperoni pizza on Joseph's lavash flatbread. Diet coke w/splenda.
D: Brisquet,salad, deviled egg. Strawberries stuffed w/cream cheese&whipped cream mixture.
B: scrambled egg with cheese and a slice of ham.
D: Grilled Tri tip steak with grilled veggies. 1.5 cups of mixed greens w/ garlic and lemon evoo.
Orange Metamucil, cheese stick, tea with 1 T HWC, 1T coconut butter.
Dessert will be 2 tiny no bake cookies/fat bombs and tea w/ 1 T HWC. Shout out to Linda Sue for the inspiration!
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Milk Substitute that tastes similar/good in Tea?
Trying to avoid dairy to see if it helps with congestion and allergies.
Coconut milk - I love coconut milk in cooking, but in tea - too coconutty
Rice milk - too thin and watery
Almond - different flavor and texture (grittier) and doesn't 'lighten' tea enough
Soy milk - I actually liked this for a while but after about a year became allergic to it :)
Any suggestions? I can't be the only one looking to replace milk.. there just doesn't seem to be anything close in taste and texture to it, when it comes to putting it in tea.
Nondairy creamer doesn't have a great health rap but that with almond milk would probably be close. I use almond milk with a little cream, to cut carbs, and it is a great combo.
If you can't find a satisfactory milk substitute, how about switching to a tea that doesn't require milk? Most teas were originally made to stand alone; should be easy to find one to your taste.
Milk was introduced to cut the astringency of teas that were broken (e.g. tea dust, rather than whole leaf), as broken leaves are more permeable and thus more liable to release bitter and tannic compounds.
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I love lemon in my black tea.
Have you tried different brands of almond milk? I do find that the homemade ones can be gritty. And some almond milks taste a bit "weak." But I find Almond Breeze brand serviceable. No, it doesn't replace half and half, but I find it better than the other stuff out there. I also tend to be generous with the pour -- I make my tea stronger than usual and add about 3/4 water and 1/4 Almond Breeze.
Thanks for the suggestions.
I do drink a variety of teas and some like green and rooibos don't need milk. But there's nothing like a nice cup of black tea with milk and sugar!
I don't seem to mind the taste of substitutes for baking, over cereal, even in coffee. However for tea, finding a replacement which doesn't overwhelm the taste of tea, and without a chalky residue, doesn't seem to be easy.
Nondairy creamer - have tried, don't like this in tea
So Delicious Coconut Milk Creamer - will try, hopefully it's not similar to nondairy creamer
Oat - will try it out
re: gemsquash
gem, i'm curious, did you ever find an acceptable substitute? i'm off dairy right now so i picked up a container of the So Delicious Coconut Creamer to try in my morning coffee, and it's really not bad - the coconut flavor is quite subtle.
re: goodhealthgourmet
Funny, I tried So Delicious recently too as it was on sale, but it was labeled 'milk' not creamer so maybe not the same product? I thought it was ok but still no replacement for cow's milk, at least in tea (coffee has a stronger taste so I'm not so fussy there).
I've given up finding a good substitute, tea just doesn't taste the same without milk.
re: gemsquash
not the same. you got the "coconut milk beverage" in the large carton, right? the creamer comes in a smaller pint carton, and it's usually near the heavy cream in the refrigerated case.
this is it:
it's much better than the "milk" - richer, creamier more body - if you want to give it a shot.
re: goodhealthgourmet
Yes, the one I got was in a large carton and labelled milk. I'll look out for the creamer next time. It doesn't have a lot of artificial ingredients / transfats like some creamers?
re: gemsquash
no trans fats, and only a handful of ingredients.
i'm not *crazy* about the fact that it contains titanium dioxide - a common whitening agent found in fat too many commercial coconut products - but the only other things in there are organic coconut cream, dried cane syrup (sugar), and carrageenan (a thickening agent derived from seaweed).
I have done what you are doing and have come to the conclusion that there is nothing like plain cows milk for black tea. All other teas are fine with lemon and coffee is fine with milk substitutes. How about cutting back your black tea consumption to one a day and have a small amount of milk with that 1 cup?


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Okay, I'm visiting Cleveland for the first time and need a bit of advice:
I'll be staying at the Hyatt Regency at the Arcade (420 Superior Avenue) and would like some places that are somewhat nearby - walking distance ideal but a cab ride is fine.
What I'm looking for:
1) One fine dining dinner - no price limit. Tasting menu welcome.
2) Something "quintessential Cleveland" for lack of a better term (Cleveland's equivalent to Chicago's pizza if there is such a thing?)
3) Two breakfast spots
4) Two inexpensive (under $30 for two) lunch spots
5) Two dinners, ideally under $60 for two. The only cuisines I'm not terribly interested in are the various Asian - sushi, Chinese, Thai, etc. Anything contemporary, fusion, American, French, tapas, Italian, etc. A solid wine list would be preferred.
So far, I am considering Vivo and Lola as potential dinners, and Great Lakes Brewing Company for a lunch.
For breakfast, try Lucky's. I like the waffles. It's developed a strong local following and attracts people from all over the area. It's 2.6mi/7mi from the Hyatt so that should be easily reachable by cab.
For an inexpensive dinner, I would recommend Bar Cento. The menu changes frequently so I can't recommend much specifically. There was a lamb and goat cheese dish I loved and a veal breast dish that was amazing but one is long gone and I think the other is gone, too. There's a lamb appetizer that was fantastic but now they're doing it with a different cut of lamb so I hope it's still good. The porchetta should still be on the menu. I enjoyed many of their Neapolitan style pizzas. Not really thrilled by the burger. (They share an entrance with McNulty's Bier Market so they have mussels, fries and burgers.) The name is a reference to the one hundred wines they offer so I hope they have a solid wine list. I'm not much of an expert. Bar Cento is 1.3mi/5min from the Hyatt so it should also be easily cab-able.
If you were renting a car, I'd have some good recommendations for request #1. Are you interested in Asian restaurants for request #4? I would have some suggestions in that case.
re: stuart
I'll actually have a car, but my understanding of our hotel's parking policy is there is no in/out privileges - so if I'm forced to park there, then it would probably be cheaper to just cab it around town. Now, should there be something outstanding that's worth a drive I'm more than happy to do it.
Bar Cento and Lucky's look like perfect places, so they're both on the list.
re: chris
I'd go to Moxie before I went to Lola. Generally, they're the best restaurant in the area now but especially their salads, soups, bread, desserts and fish. I can't remember if I've ever had the chicken and I can't recommend the burger, steak or peanut butter bar.
I'd also definitely consider Dante. They're newer but I think they're also one of the best restaurants in the area. For $75(?) you can order a customized tasting menu. Chef Boccuzzi will talk to you about your preferences and then prepare a 5 course meal with what's available that night. There's also an amuse and a pre-dessert. Dessert isn't customized like the rest of the meal. You pick from their regular dessert menu. Most of the desserts don't match up to Moxie or maybe even Lola but the creme caramel(?) is pretty good.
The pictures are a lemon charlotte and a salad from Moxie.
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re: stuart
Thank you Stuart!
I was stuck on filling a place for lunch and Dante is just about perfect for what we're looking for - 90 wines by the glass! - I think we'll stick with Lola for dinner (since it's convenient to the hotel) and we're definitely going to do Bar Cento as well.
Once I get the itinerary somewhat in order I'll post here looking for comments and suggestions for if what I'm doing doesn't make sense geographically.
your one "fine dining" dinner should be Lola. It is steps from your hotel on East 4th st, literally a 2 minute walk. It is absolutely fabulous. Not true "fine dining" (in the classic sense) and no tasting menu that I know of but this will fit for that dinner. Not to be missed.
For your quintessential Cleveland choice you have some options. We really don't have a definitive cuisine but rather a mish mash of cuisines. We have a very heavy Eastern European population and Sokolowski's University Inn is a very popular place. It is cafeteria style but definitely an experience. If you are looking for inexpensive lunch why don't you head over to W. 25th st. (a very short cab) to the West Side Market and the variety of local places on either side of it. Bar Cento is there (i had the "sunnyside pizza" there last week for my first time there. OK but as I am not ready to condemn it, I just can't quite recommend it as of yet.) as is Great Lakes. IMHO Phenom Penh, Nate's Deli (middle eastern) and Lelolai are the gems here. Marotta's in Cleveland Heights may be another good option for dinner but a longer cab ride. Post back if you need more info and welcome to Cleveland!
I would suggest One Walnut for the fine dining restaurant.
Johnny's on Fulton is very good, but I wouldn't say it is fine dining. You should be able to eat there for $60.00 for 2, if that doesn't include wine.
Phnom Penh is very good and relatively inexpensive, if you like Cambodian/Thai.
re: Kelli2006
For the fine dining, I too recommend Lola.
For both 2 and 4 ("Cleveland" and lunch), I recommend Slyman's corned beef sandwich. They are only open for lunch, it is a very informal diner. http://www.slymans.com/ A lot of people suggest Sokolowski's for "charm" but in my opinion and those of the friends and family I've taken there, the food leaves a LOT to be desired. Big selection and big portions doesn't automatically equal good food.
Breakfast - I too recommend Lucky's in Tremont. (http://www.luckyscafe.com/) 2nd choice would be Juniper Grill (1332 Carnegie) which is in walking distance if the weather is good.
My 2nd lunch spot recommendation is Market Cafe & Wine Bar. It is on the corner of Chester and E 9th. http://www.cafebonappetit.com/market/ Great food, with a conscience.
For your two dinners, I would recommend Lolita for one (in Tremont, another Michael Symon restaurant - the owner of Lola - but completely different cuisine). You can find menus for both at http://www.lolabistro.com/ I would also recommend Bar Cento for the other dinner. http://www.barcento.com/
Enjoy your trip!
Sokolowski's is the quintessential Cleveland spot, but it's only open for lunch, except, I think, for some Friday evenings; lunch is when you want to go. If you have your first lunch there, you'll likely have your second one, too, if you're still hungry.
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1) One fine dining dinner - no price limit. Tasting menu welcome.
I agree with the votes for Lola. If you can't get a reservation at Lola, you can be assured a great tasting menu at Light Bistro in Ohio City http://www.lightbistro.com. Another great choice for a high end meal is The Flying Fig, also in Ohio City. http://www.theflyingfig.com/index2.html. You could dine at either place, and check out the Great Lakes Brewing Company beers either before or after. Another possible choice is fire, located at Shaker Square; I believe that you can get there by Rapid Transit (light rail). http://www.firefoodanddrink.com/
2) Something "quintessential Cleveland" for lack of a better term (Cleveland's equivalent to Chicago's pizza if there is such a thing?)
As others have said - Cleveland is such a melting pot, that there is no one "quintessential" cuisine. If you are not interested in Asian, stick with something Eastern European. Balaton at Shaker Square is Hungarian. Sokolowski's is a local legend, but I hear very mixed reviews about the quality of the food.
3) Two breakfast spots
There isn't much downtown. Lucky's in Tremont gets rave reviews. There is a restaurant, and a creperie at the West Side Market that would also make great breakfast choices (the creperie is next to, and owned by, City Roast Coffee - which is outstanding coffee (assuming that you like coffee, which I don't).
4) Two inexpensive (under $30 for two) lunch spots
Light Bistro is now serving lunch; if you don't have dinner there, they would be a great choice. Slyman's is a very "Cleveland" experience, also recommended. Lola has a great lunch (if you can't get dinner reservations), but may go over your budget.
5) Two dinners, ideally under $60 for two. The only cuisines I'm not terribly interested in are the various Asian - sushi, Chinese, Thai, etc. Anything contemporary, fusion, American, French, tapas, Italian, etc. A solid wine list would be preferred.
Cleveland has a lot of great restaurants that fit this bll - but getting out for $60 will be tough if you order more than an entree and beverage. Great choices in Tremont are Fahrenheit http://www.fahrenheittremont.com/ and Parallax http://www.parallaxtremont.com/, as well as Lolita mentioned by another poster.
And finally, you should treat yourself to a cocktail at the Velvet Tango Room http://www.velvettangoroom.com/ - they have the most amazing drinks, constructed meticulously from the freshest ingredients.
Enjoy Cleveland and report back!
Thanks for all the suggestions - I'll be replying more in depth later, I just realized that my #5 isn't worded right - the dinner price that I'm looking for is $60 for two but NOT including alcohol, tax, or tip (ie, entrees in the $20s).
We're thinking about visiting the West Side Market one morning, so the creperie or restaurant will work nicely.
I dont know if it was mentioned but Lucky's only has Brunch Sat. and Sunday. During the week, I think it is just pastry and coffee. you may want to confirm before heading out. It is my favorite brunch in town. I concur Bar Cento! Also will also second Sokowlowskis for a cheap lunch. Very old school, tasty Polish food. If you would like to squeeze Great Lakes in, I would for beer-maybe even happy hour, and then eat at the excellent Flying Fig (moderate to exp, across the street), or walk around the corner to Bar Cento/Bier Markt.
chris you picked a fantastically unique hotel. wait until you see it. ha. we stayed there once since it was turned into a hyatt and greatly enjoyed our room and service.
save yourself some travel one morning as the arcade hyatt has a wonderful "clevelandy themed" restaurant (1890 at the arcade) that offers one of the best breakfasts in town. i distinctly remember the poached eggs in a pot & the french press coffee were standouts. here's the menu:
although a bit of a hike past jacob's field, err, prog field (ugh!) and the q arena (double ugh!!) JUNIPER GRILLE is another nice downtown area breakfast spot:
i agree with all the recs here, but if you want something at night with an important local twist try PICKWICK & FROLIC across the street from LOLA on the little but up and coming e4th st strip just across euclid from your hotel. the food is no great shakes, but maybe have a drink and hang around. the guy who built it is nick kostis, go salute him as he is responsible for that little strip taking off as it has.
lastly, if you walk past LOLA and across the e4th strip to the end of the street, then you might take a left on prospect and walk up to THE WINKING LIZARD near e9th st. it is a local sports tavern with very good pub food and local great lakes brewery beers. this is part of the gateway neighborhood. it's fun around there on indians or cavs game nights.
ps -- sorry, but please ignore euclid avenue being all torn up. good news is it's for a new public transit project.
re: daffodilly
For your fine dining option, while Dante's (my new favorite restaurant in the Cleveland area), and Moxie are good suggestions, they are both a bit of a drive from your hotel. Stick with one of the downtown places. Lola and One Walnut are great options.
Also, I heard good things about Crop, but have not been there.
re: daffodilly
all great suggestions from Daf, although I do not know anything about Danny's. Make sure to check if a place is open the day you go. for example Slyman's, famous for its cornbeef, is closed sat and sun, Nates on Sunday (and is only a breakfast, lunch, really early dinner place), Superior Pho is closed Monday-but a great sunday lunch place, I think Lola and the Fig maybe closed Sunday-best to confirm with them if that is your chosen evening. I have never seen the Crepe place at the market open Monday (note that market days are M, W, F, Sat (westsidemarket.com).
Also a quick scan and I did not see the westside market cafe on the list Westsidemarketcafe.com -nice breakfast and lunch seven days a week, dinner only certain days.
1) Lola.
2) Sokolowski's University Inn.
3) Waterstreet Grill (West 9th St.)
4) Again, Waterstreet Grill. Or Johnny Mango in Ohio City.
5) I'd say Crop Bistro, but you're going to go over $60. Other options are Lolita (Michael Symon's other restaurant) and South Side in Tremont.


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Seven candidates for Miss Almond Blossom in the 52nd Annual Almond Blossom Festival will be officially presented to the Ripon community Thursday night at the Spring Creek Country Club.
An attempted kick-in-door burglary in the 800 block of Reynolds Avenue in Ripon shortly after noon Monday was thwarted because a 14-year-old teen was home on the last day of his Christmas vacation.
The City of Ripon has an investment in the Mistlin Sports Complex with dividends possibly paying off in the not-so-distant future.
It's official and the contracts are signed.
Seven houses made possible by the former Ripon Redevelopment Agency will soon be up for sale.
The Ripon Chamber of Commerce's mascot needs a name.
A $100,000 matching offer came in this week toward the installation of the Ripon High School Stadium's $350,000 all weather rubber track contingent on other donors coming up with another $100,000.
A Ripon stop may not be part of the San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission's effort to expand Altamont Corridor Express train and rail service south to Merced.
Seven vacant homes in Ripon belonging to the former Redevelopment Agency may be up for sale.
The Hour of Code was the focus of Ripon High School Wednesday marking Computer Science Education Week with the support of the San Joaquin Partnership and a Ripon High community committee.
Drivers under the influence and those without driver's licenses will face police personnel at a checkpoint at an undetermined location tonight beginning at 7 p.m. that will continue until 3 a.m. Saturday morning.
Donna Parks will serve another year as president for the Ripon Unified school board.
As the reconstruction plans for Weston School were recently submitted to the Division of State Architect in Sacramento, the Program Management Integration team has kicked off early talks with Colony Oak School.
The annual Taste of Ripon wine stroll saw crowds going from shop to shop sampling wines and enjoying the finger foods that were included in the frigid evening. The attendance was more than twice of that recorded last year.
The City of Ripon now has clear-cut definition of the "Central Traffic District."
This has been a long time coming.
Paula Treick DeBoard can't write from home.
The South County street fair season's traditional farewell event - the Main Street Day gathering in downtown Ripon - is this weekend.
Ripon's Mayor Chuck Winn is seeking election to the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors in the Nov. 4 election.
Two new members of the community and a student are looking to step up and serve on the Measure "G" Citizens' Oversight Committee.
Lodi consultant and developer Russ Munson is proud of the fact he has never held a public office, looking rather toward his record of accomplishments in the private sector risking his own dollars and employing up to 250 people.
Jessica Marie Utley - a 37-year-old homeless woman - was charged with arson and two outstanding warrants by Ripon Police after she allegedly started a fire in the restroom Wednesday afternoon at Burns Truck and Trailer Co. in the 1400 block of West Santos Avenue.
The Swiss Echoes are conducting their fall concert at the Ripon Swiss Hall on Saturday, Oct. 18, starting at 7:30 p.m.
Ripon Rotary President Harrison Gibbs is making a difference in his club only three months into his presidency evidenced by last Wednesday noon's meeting at Spring Creek Country Club where he installed three new members he personally recruited and handed out five Paul Harris fellowships to deserving members.
A $400,000 marijuana bust by Ripon Police on Goodwin Drive resulted in the arrest of a couple from a rural farm house located between Jimco Truck Plaza on the Highway 99 Frontage and the Save Mart Shopping Center on Colony Road just east of Jack Tone Road.
Mike Restuccia took a timeout from the Ripon City Council.
Scarecrows are popping up at various places around Ripon.
An informative forum featuring local candidates in the running for Ripon City Council, San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors and the superintendents of schools takes place tonight


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Start of school year to bring 'big changes' to physical education in Highline
Physical education (PE) teachers from across Highline School District are getting special training today – Thursday, Aug. 21 – on an innovative PE curriculum that will launch on the first day of school,... [Read more]Sponsored Post
John Knox Community Preschool has openings!
Preschool is a place for growing, learning, curiosity, discovery and play. John Knox Community Preschool provides all that in a safe and nurturing environment. The outdoor playground features climbing,... [Read more]
Around 500 free backpacks and other goodies given out at 'Back to School Fair'
A "Back-to-School Fair" was held at Steven J. Underwood Park in Des Moines on Thursday, Aug. 7, where some 500 free backpacks were given out to local, low-income students. The backpacks were filled... [Read more]
Host families needed for foreign high school exchange students
The Foundation for Academic Cultural Exchange (FACE) is looking for host families for high school exchange students. The students arrive in late August, and it is a 10-month commitment. Organizers are... [Read more]
Here's what's going on at local libraries during July
Here's what's going on at the Burien branch of the King County Library during July: BURIEN LIBRARY JULY 2014 EVENTS Please click on the links below to view the programs for each age group. Children... [Read more]
Highline High School Alumni Foundation awards $60,000 in scholarships
Winners of the 2014 Highline High School Alumni Association scholarships were honored at a reception on June 8. In the back row, from left, are Andrea Mandt, Harry Schwendemann, Jonathan Mantello, Disney... [Read more]
Highline Schools Foundation awards $83,000 to 2014 scholarship winners
The Highline Schools Foundation recently awarded $83,000 in scholarships to graduating students in Highline Public Schools. The six students receiving scholarships in 2014 were honored at last night's... [Read more]
Highline Public School Board votes to place bond measure on Nov. 4 ballot
The Highline Public School Board voted this week to place a school construction bond to repair or replace deteriorating schools and ease overcrowding on the Nov. 4, 2014 ballot. If approved, the bond would: Rebuild... [Read more]
Highline Special Needs Parent-Teacher Association holding fundraiser June 17
The Highline Special Needs Parent-Teacher Association will hold a fundraiser and End-of-year celebration on June 17 at the Countryside Cafe, 14901 Ambaum Blvd. SW, from 5-7 p.m. "Give a donation... [Read more]
Highline Public Schools is first district in region to release its own Mobile App
Highline Public Schools announced this week that it's the first school district in the Puget Sound region to launch its own mobile app. "Students, staff, families and the community have a new... [Read more]
Highline Public Schools Board to vote on Bond Measure June 4
A bond to fund construction of four schools and make critical improvements districtwide was proposed to the Highline Public Schools Board at its May 28 meeting; the board will vote on June 4 whether to... [Read more]
Environmental Science Center's Water Education Workshop will be July 10
Burien's Environmental Science Center (ESC) is inviting teachers of 3rd – 8th grade classes to register for the Water Education Workshop, being held Thursday, July 10, from 9:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.... [Read more]
Highline Public Schools seeking feedback with 'Parent Climate Survey'
Highline Public Schools is asking all parents and families to participate in an online Parent Climate Survey that is now live here: http://www.highlineschools.org/yourvoice The district says it is seeking... [Read more]
Highline Public Schools will cover cost of Camp Waskowitz for all 6th Graders
Highline Public Schools – a pioneer of outdoor education in the 1940s and '50s – announced Thursday (May 15) that it is making another pioneering move: covering the cost of sixth-grade camp for... [Read more]
Here's the Master Gardener Clinic schedule for June
Here's the Master Gardening Schedule for the FREE June Clinics, held Wednesdays and Saturdays: Wednesdays, June 4, June 11, June 18, June 25 Burien Master Gardener Clinic: 5 p.m.-8 p.m. at Burien... [Read more]
Highline Public Schools holding 2 meetings for ideas about Middle School
Area residents are being invited by Highline Public Schools to participate in two community meetings – Thursday, May 15 and Monday, May 19 – to start planning sixth grade in middle school. "This... [Read more]
11th grade local girls excel in STEM classes
High Achievers in STEM classes, from left to right; back row: Danasia Whidden-Herron, Maxine Burgos, Kirsten Noble, Anna Tegelberg, Jordan Cossette, Melissa Villa, Maria Pena-Aguilar, Jessianne Blake,... [Read more]Sponsored Post
Advertiser Second Saturday's next Divorce Workshop is this Saturday
Are you thinking about divorce? Do you have questions about property division? Spousal Support? Child Support? If so, the Second Saturday divorce workshop is a great place to start. At the Second Saturday... [Read more]
Highline Elementary Students match wits in District Math Contest
The Highline School District has some amazing elementary mathematicians, many of which met last Friday at the fifth annual Seahurst Elementary Math Bonanza. Students in 4th-, 5th-, and 6th-grades competed... [Read more]Sponsored Post
West Seattle Montessori's 'Preschool Preview' Open Houses are Tuesday, May 6
Advertiser West Seattle Montessori School will be holding a "Preschool Preview" Open House(s) on Tuesday, May 6 at the following times: 9:30 a.m. 10 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. "Our pre-primary... [Read more]
Highline Schools Foundation's Gold Star Awards Breakfast raises over $92,000
Last Friday morning (April 18), 230 people gathered at Cedarbrook Lodge in SeaTac to support the Highline Schools Foundation at its annual Gold Star Awards Breakfast…
Six Highline Public Schools receive 'Washington Achievement Awards'
Six Highline Public Schools have been honored with 2013 Washington Achievement Awards, the state's highest education award. Two schools earned top honors for achievement in more than one category. "Our... [Read more]
Highline Teacher Named a PBS LearningMedia Digital Innovator
Mount View Elementary teacher Jamie Ewing has been named a 2014 Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) LearningMedia Digital Innovator. The fifth-grade teacher is the only Washington State educator among the... [Read more]
Highline School District will move 6th Grade to Middle School
Teacher Ellen Dorr believes moving sixth grade to middle school will have a positive impact on students. The Highline School District announce Friday (April 4) that it will be moving 6th grade to Middle... [Read more]
REMINDER: Kennedy to dedicate Baseball Field to Joe Faccone Friday
This Friday, March 28, Kennedy Catholic High School will dedicate their home baseball field to long-time coach and staff member, Joe Faccone. The field will be re-named Faccone Field. Mr. Faccone was the... [Read more]
Highline Special Needs PTA holding monthly meeting this Thursday night
The Highline Special Needs PTA will hold its monthly meeting this Thursday, March 27 at 6:30 p.m. at the ERAC Boardroom, located at 15675 Ambaum Blvd SW in Burien. Duggan Harmon, Chief of Staff and Finance... [Read more]
Highline Public Schools is now in Digital Promise League of Innovative Schools
On Monday (March 24), Digital Promise – a national, independent, non-profit authorized by Congress to accelerate innovation in education – announced Highline Public Schools as one of nine new members... [Read more]
Burien chapter of Homeschoolers' Support Association meeting is Monday
The Burien chapter of the Homeschoolers' Support Association will be meeting on Monday, March 24. Here's more: Burien Chapter Meeting – Gardening Tips For Your Children ON YOUR MARK.... [Read more]


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PUNTA GORDA, Fla. (AP) - Jail officials have found pot, pills and tobacco in an inmate's rectum.
A Charlotte County Sheriff's corrections officer became suspicious when he saw 22-year-old Salvatore James Zambuto walking awkwardly Wednesday and then ask to use the restroom. Authorities followed Zambuto and found him on the bathroom floor with latex glove bags filled with pot, pills and tobacco.
Zambuto was arrested earlier Wednesday on two outstanding warrants. A detective coincidentally spotted him slouching down in the passenger seat of a car and pulled the vehicle over. The detective found pills and syringes in the car.
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Parents like her are why schools don't work. Their kids can do no wrong no matter what.
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I'm a federal worker and getting 80% pay but expected to output 100%.
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Physicians for Human RightsUsing science and medicine to stop human rights violations
Still Not Out Of "El Pozo": Immigrants With Mental Disabilities Face Continuing Threats to Their Health and Human Rights
Confinement in detention is among the most painful indignities that a mentally ill immigrant can suffer.
Justice and Freedom for Haitian Earthquake Survivors in America
Six months after the January 12 earthquake in Haiti, refugee advocates in Florida and around the country continue to ask themselves how defenders of justice should respond to the incarceration of a group of Haitian earthquake survivors for doing nothing more than following orders from American military personnel.
Eliminating Fear of Abuse From the Dangers of Detention
The Prison Rape Elimination Act became law in 2003, but it was not until earlier this year that regulations to implement the law were proposed to be enacted by the Department of Justice. In early May, Physicians for Human Rights submitted comments in support of these proposed standards to prevent, and offer treatment to victims of, sexual abuse in prison.
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On Thursday the New York Times reported the alarming and deeply troubling news that Malawi sentenced Tiwonge Chimbalanga and Steven Monjeza, a gay couple, to 14 years in prison and hard labor.
Arizona's New Immigration Law Imperils Human Rights
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