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Our kids love Lafayette Elementary. The principal is amazing, staff and teachers are very competent. This school has amazing music and art teachers. Diversity is great and important to prepare your kids for the real world. Great environment for your kids to grow.
My kids disliked this school so much we ended up pulling them out halfway through the year to homeschool them. Lots of bullying towards both my third & first graders that was not properly handled.
You have to attend the school to realize what a great school it is. Great PTA, very dynamic team. Great and competent staff and teachers
This is the best elementary your child could possibly go to! The diversity is amazing and everyone is nice to one another. There are astonishingly no cliques that my daughter has said, she tells me everyone will sit with anyone at the lunchroom, "the sports boys sit with the special kids, the smarter ones sit with anyone and there is no funny looks if you choose the wrong table." Just the perfect learning environment. It also encourages kids to be the best they can be with the TAG program. (Talented And Gifted) It shows the kids that they are actually special in their own way and makes them aspire to become better. Take your kid to this school if you want them to be happy.
Love, love, love LES...great teachers and administration. I have sent 4 children through and have yet to be disappointed.
My daughter is in 5th grade now and I have been extremely happy with her experience at LES. My daughter has had lots of opportunities for advanced classes - especially in language arts and math - and I've always been very impressed with how they constantly make sure that students are in the right classroom for these subjects. There are TONS of after school programs and the teachers are fantastic. The energy within the school is really positive and caring, and I will truly miss it next year when we move on to middle school!
My daughter has thrived and grown for five years through the special programs and teachers in this school.
We are enthusiastic explorers and learners with a gifted staff and highly motivated parents! We encourage leadership and strong character in all aspects of learning.
This is a great school with amazing teachers, administration and parent involvement. I feel like they really ensure the kids are where they need to be and provide services for kids who need more help, more challenges. The after school options are terrific. The PTA does a lot to support the school. I couldn't be more thrilled with my choice. It's a great learning environment and community.
They helped our foster daughter shine. After all she'd gone through, we couldn't have dreamed of a more supportive and fun environment for her to flourish. Thank you Lafayette Elementary!
-continued- This school also has a wonderful integration program for children with special needs. There are para educators abound and they are a true asset to the classroom beyond being an aid to their assigned student(s). The extra curricular activities are abundant and so many of the students are excited to be involved in them. There are your traditional groups of newspaper, chess and choir, to Discovery Imagination, Lego Club, Amigos Y Juegos, Garden to Table and Fitness Club to only name a few! I cannot express how thankful I am for this school. Lafayette has taken my children and looked at them as individuals, and from there created a learning plan to fit their needs. This is really how 'No Child Left Behind' should be handled. Because if you base learning off of each individuals' needs, indeed, NO child will be left behind.
It's a community of evolving professionals dedicated to the art of teaching and learning. The relatively new principal has brought in high caliber seasoned and enthusiastic teachers, the Gifted and Talented program is being fine-tuned... parents' input is valued... lots of ties to the community.
This is a gem of a school. My husband and I were considering a nearby private school for our children but are so glad that we visited this school at the urging of our neighbor. Our children have tremendous teachers which strong qualifications. Classrooms are lively, yet well managed. The enrichment programs are extensive. The staff does a great job team teaching and communicating with parents. The visual and performing arts are wonderful. That Talented and Gifted program is strong, balanced, and quite extensive. The principal is a fantastic manager. We are quite pleased with the school and understand that is has a long waiting list now (phew, glad we got in under the wire!)
We've been surprised and pleased by the quality of education. For the past five years the school has been on a rapid trajectory upward in test scores, services offered, and community involvement. Lafayette is unique in that it has a very strong 'Character Matters' program, rigorous anti-bullying programs, frequent school assemblies to build community. It does a fabulous job of integrating special needs students into the classroom and as a result has one of the top special needs programs in the Boulder Valley School District. Some of the other highlights at Lafayette include a very strong visual arts program (multiple awards), a strong basic literacy/reading program 'Everyday Readers', award winning Destination Imagination teams, a unique collaboration with the University of Colorado to offer a pre-engineering program after school. It has
My daughter started going to this school Fall of 2006. The is a school that is nurtured by the community/parents and now looks at every individual student to meet his/her needs academically. The principal, teachers and staff are committed and stay on top of the learning curve in order to give students the best education they can. The values and standards that are set for staff and students are high and I would not want my children to attend any other school. After attending 4 other public elemtary schools I can honestly say this is the best school for my children and this is where they will stay until middle school.
We love this school because of the teachers and staff who want to make a difference in our children's education. They are up to date on the latest teaching techniques. The staff welcomes parent involvement.
Lafayette Elementary is a neighborhood school that is in the process of reinventing itself in order to survive in the Boulder Valley School District (BVSD). With the growth in popularity of Charter Schools in the Lafayette area, combined with the fact that BVSD has an 'open enrollment' policy Lafayette Elementary is now exclusively a Core Knowledge school. In previous years the Core Knowledge program was available but was not the only option available. While I believe that moving to this curriculum will benefit the school and its students in the long term, what it has meant for my child is that Core Knowledge is no longer a 'higher tier' curriculum. His classroom now has students who are not yet ready the challenge of the program and overall the education quality of my son's education is lower than it was before. I am hopeful that this situation will right itself eventually.
It is a decent school. There are many different types of kids and I feel it has the potential to be one of the great Elementary Schools in the Denver area. It is a good school academically with average teachers but a good learning environment. There is a decent amount of extracurricular activities and the parent involvement is supurb.
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I shared these with DH, who noted right off the initial taste is reminiscent of iced tea mix out of a jar, which is not a great memory for either of us. But just about a half second later and a nice lemony tea flavor appears. Rather odd, really. All I know is, I'm not that much of a mint fan, but I did actually like these mints.
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Iced tea mix - wow! That brings back memories of making "tea" with my grandmother! I remember how frothy this tea mix would get at the top. Interesting to have that flavor show up in a mint. Maybe they use the same stuff? :-)
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Angela, you always find the most cool tea things! I'm traveling to the beach soon and will have to check in their local Publix for these.
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I love these lemon Ice tea flavored Ice Breakers, but trying to find them is like trying to find a needle in a haystack!, Does anyone know where we can buy them, even online is ok, I would buy a lot!
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I can't remember where I read it, and I can't remember the exact person who said it, but somebody high up in Team Ninja (probably former director Yosuke Hayashi) was asked in an interview why every character in the Dead or Alive series was super-attractive (your mileage may vary). His response was words to this effect:
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Why is feminism idiotic? Just because you don't agree with something doesn't make everyone who agrees with it stupid.
The appeal in the character designs is geared more towards men and not towards women. These are ideals of men for men. The idea that muscles are all that matters is a male idea of attractiveness. That's all I'm saying. You don't have to get all up in arms and call me "stupid feminist" and all that ****.
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We will be traveling to a national park about 7 hours away from us and will be staying in a motel with no microwave. The eats in the area aren't that great and we want to watch our pennies. We are thinking about bringing along a hot plate and a pan/pot to heat up some food. Do you have any ideas for what we can bring along with us in a cooler to heat up from some meals? TIA!!
Do you have a cooler? If so, I would go somewhere like Trader Joes and stock up on pre-cooked foods. If you take the hot plate and a small fry pan, TJs has carne asads, carnitas, "just" chicken, "just" salmon, and bunches of vegetable and salad offerings as well as guacamole and hummus and great cheese selections. Pair it up with their flat bread, tortilla, pitas or bread and you will be a happy camper
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how long are you there for? what about a slow cooker recipe?
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Yep...a crockpot would be great to bring along, I think!
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we'll be there for 3 days so not that long... i hadn't thought about a slow cooker... hmmm
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I left a beef stew cooking in a crock pot in a motel one cold February. It was great to come in after being out all day to a hot meal that just needed a good bread to make a feast.
Sandwiches come to mind, of course. And as long as you have some sort of cooler/refrigeration, there are plenty of things normally served hot that can be equally satisfying when served cold, depending on your tastes, such as pizza, or fried chicken. Or something like soup or chili can be made in advance and reheated on a hot plate.
Crockpot stew or chili for one night.
Skillet sauteed Pork Chops sauteed in OJ concentrate with Apples & diced Yams, the next night.
Third night? A small pork butt crockpot cooked all day with a bottle of BBQ sauce and whole baby potatoes added.
Bacon & Eggs or pancakes for breakfasts
Sandwiches piled high for lunches.
If you have a car, there are a couple of things that are very useful for foodies. Nowadays, they make tiny portable fridges that you can also plug into a car's "cigarette lighter" or whatever it is called now, and in a motel room. You can of course take a small microwave or toaster oven if you have one, and remember the hotplate is also useful for making coffee etc. The little fridges aren't very expensive.
Will you have an iron? If so, you can make a grilled cheese and have it with a take-out salad. Will you have a coffee maker? They can make some decent ramen with a little creativity. British comedian George Egg makes quite a production with very little in the following video: http://www.buzzfeed.com/peggy/how-to-...
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Great video, gilintix! I have made beef stew in the crockpot in advance, stored it in the cooler and then heated it up on a hot plate a couple days later. I hate it when hotel rooms don't even have a mini fridge.
i always cook oats in the hotel coffee pot when i am on the road. you can do it with plain water or make them coffee flavored. just put the oats in the pot, put the amount of water youd normally use in the container, and run the pot normally. Sometimes they need another minute or so to just sit in the pot with the "warm" function on, but its super easy and cheap! add coffee for the flavor or just use the plain water with not. can add whatever flavor enhancers your want either during or after cooking as usual.
I think you could do alot with an electric skillet.
Hot dogs
Steaks (plain, Swiss steak, flank for tacos or fajitas)
Toasted ham/cheese
etc, etc
With all the other appliances everyone is telling you to bring along, you might as well just bring along a microwave....
Of course, considering this is a three-year-old thread, I'm guessing they've found a solution by now.
But I love the idea of going on a road trip to a National Park, and loading up the car with an electric skillet, hot plate, Crock Pot, Iron, George Foreman Grill, Waffle-maker and Microwave.... I can just see the circuit breakers blowing and plunging the entire motel into darkness. I have been known to do this.
When we do similarly, I like foods with double-duty: to provide hand-helds to nibble in the car and on trails, and simple hearty meals at night. Pre-cook all foods at home, store in doubled ziplocs, parcel out as needed, and season at serving. Write up a tentative menu with your day trips in mind so you know how much to bring.
So here's some of what we do (not all on every trip, of course!):
Roast chicken, picked from the bone and stored plain in ziplocs -- good for sandwiches and wraps as chicken salad, chicken and cheese with arugula, sauced, etc. Can be heated and served with BBQ sauce at night with (pre-) boiled potatoes and spinach salad, rolls; or added to stew.
Soup/stew of choice, homemade and frozen, or even canned. Add home-cooked chicken, beef, etc., and spinach to plump up nutrition. Serve with (pre-cooked) potatoes/bread.
Hummus, homemade. Great for wraps with spinach, arugula, olives, red peppers; for dipping breads and veggies as appetizer.
Salmon, poached, steamed, grilled -- crumble into wraps with a lemony yogurt sauce for lunch; with lemon wedges, cold or warmed for dinner filet.
Slice carrots, celery, snap peas, and whole grape/cherry tomatoes -- available for hand-snacking and as an appetizer with hummus or lemon/yogurt dressing for dinner.
Spinach/arugula -- wash, dry, store in ziplocs on top of ice in cooler. Add to sandwiches, make salad, add to stews, wilt as side veg for dinner.
Corned beef -- I love any excuse to make a flat of this, and it goes well cold or warmed in sandwiches, main dish, or soup.
Boiled potatoes -- can be dinner side dish with a bit of butter/seasoning, or add yogurt and chopped celery and carrot for instant potato salad; also can add to stew.
Coleslaw -- prep raw cabbage and carrot for this at home, add dressing of choice before serving.
Red and green seedless grapes, pre-plucked from vines -- carry on hikes, for dessert, or with yogurt for breakfast. Also, strawberries (more delicate though) or apples, pre-sliced and then bagged.
Bagels, peanut butter, cheeses -- good for breakfast and takealong.
We often don't warm the foods for dinner, but if your family insists, the hot plate/pan will work fine. Hotels often ban these, so keep it out of sight after *thoroughly* cooling.
Don't forget:
Paper plates/bowls
Sharp knife, eating utensils
Seasonings (minimal)
Mayo if desired (I use yogurt) (I bring small 'use-up' size of any sauces)
Vinaigrette dressing if desired
BBQ sauce if desired
Plain yogurt for sauce or snack (add fruit for breakfast)
Cheeses (cheddar, pepper jack, indiv-wrap string cheese)
Instant oatmeal
Breads (pita, wraps, rolls)
Roll of paper towels
Trash bags (tie off so the dinner trash is contained)
Never mind the microwave! Does the room come with a fridge? I read these ideas--crock pot, cheese sandwich on the iron--and all I can think about is cleanup without a full size sink, and a bill for damage to an iron. If it were me, I'd try to eat 2 meals out of my own food every day. Then eat out 1 meal per day. You might throw out the question about where to eat in the geographic forum on CH that is where you are going. You might get a good rec or two.
For the other meals, you can bring some precooked food in a food bag or cooler: hard boiled eggs, individually wrapped cheese snacks, granola bars, fruit, celery sticks in water-filled peanut butter jars, cherry tomatoes. But if you don't have access to a fridge, what you can bring along and keep, is very
I would definitely check to see if electric appliances are allowed in the rooms. I am guessing they are not. But maybe the place has barbeque pits and outdoor tables. Breakfast around a fire on a nippy morning would be very nice. On my camping forays, I found that bagels traveled well.
Can you just bring a little microwave? A quick glance at the Walmart website shows several small models for under $60. You would probably spend that much not electric skillets, etc. you could carry it in a little rolling suitcase with the rest of your canteen items.
We often bring cereal and the juice box size Parmelat (sp?) milk which doesn't need refridgeration. You can keep the milk on some ice so it tastes better. When my teen daughter went to NYC on the cheap I brought lots of stuff we don't usually have but that let us take care of hunger and save the $ for a nicer meal. We didn't have a cooler for the trip so I brought those little cups od apple sauce, same cups of peaches, etc which were goof on the cereal.


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Charlottesville City Police officers are now looking into a early morning shooting. So far, the investigation shows one person was hit, but suggests there could be another victim.
Police have confirmed that one person was shot on Gordon Avenue at 12th Street. The investigation continues as it would with any other case, but it now it's expanding because bullet holes were found sprayed across a home more than a block away from where the shooting happened. People who live in that home are wondering why.
"I'm pretty cool right now, but I 'm upset because people have to resort to shooting with guns and stuff," said Jayme Crawford.
Charlottesville City Police says someone shot at the home of Crawford early Saturday morning. They are linking the bullet holes in her home to a shooting on Gordon Avenue near 12th Street where they found rounds.
"At least three of them struck her house, and one of them struck her car," said Sergeant Michael Farruggio of the Charlottesville Police Department.
Those holes tell police at least four shots were fired. Shots that were not noticed until early Saturday afternoon. Crawford recalls hearing gun shots the previous night, but was not sure.
"I really wasn't going to come outside and really look, because if it was was a gunshot I did not want to be the person that gets shot," said Crawford.
One of the shots did hit someone, and that victim is expected to live.
Police quickly set-up shop to collect evidence near Crawford's home. Investigators measured references points to connect the dots between the two shootings.
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This is a newish computer (Built in July 2009) and up until a few days ago I haven't had any issues with it. For whatever reason though, while I was playing the Starcraft 2 beta, it crashed to BSOD and had to restart. The event viewer was largely unhelpful in figuring out the problem, so I went ahead and ran a few utilities to make sure my computer is running as well as I think it could be (CCleaner, Spybot, etc., just to get rid of junk). All seemed fine until last night when I went to shut down my computer and it blue screened again, with once again an unhelpful event file entry.
I only have the minidump from last night's crash (when I shut down my system), as when I ran the utilities to clean up my comp the minidump from the first crash was deleted. Hopefully someone can help me out with this... Your time is much appreciated.
My potentially relevant system information:
Motherboard: ASUS Crosshair III Formula AM3 AMD 790FX ATX AMD Motherboard
CPU: AMD Phenom II X4 945 Deneb 3.0GHz
RAM: mushkin 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) // 7-7-6-18, 1T @ 1.85v
Power Supply: CORSAIR CMPSU-750TX 750W
Hard Drive: Western Digital Caviar Black WD6401AALS 640GB w/ 32MB cache
Graphics Card: EVGA 896-P3-1170-AR GeForce GTX 275
Sound Card: Auzentech X-Fi Forte
Here is the WhoCrashed log for last night's 'Computer Shutdown' BSOD:
On Wed 5/12/2010 3:31:46 AM your computer crashed This was likely caused by the following module: ntoskrnl.exe Bugcheck code: 0x1000007E (0xFFFFFFFFC0000005, 0xFFFFF80002AED38D, 0xFFFFF880031C40E8, 0xFFFFF880031C3950) Error: SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED_M Dump file: C:\Windows\Minidump\051210-21372-01.dmp file path: C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe product: Microsoft® Windows® Operating System company: Microsoft Corporation description: NT Kernel & System The crash took place in a standard Microsoft module. Your system configuration may be incorrect, possibly the culprit is in another driver on your system which cannot be identified at this time.
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This is the second Starcraft2 issue I've seen today - I wonder if there's an issue with the beta? I'd check their forums to see if it's the problem.
BUT there is a driver on your system that's known to cause BSOD's - so I'd suggest that you replace the ASACPI.SYS driver (dated from 2005) with the most recent one available for your system from the Asus website ( ASUSTeK Computer Inc.-Support- download_item_mkt ). It'll be listed under the Utilities section and is known as the "ATK0110 driver for WindowsXP/Vista/Windows 7 32&64-bit" .
The memory dump points to a memory corruption as the issue - so I'd try this free memory test just to rule that out: Memory Diagnostics (read the details at the link).
More info on the STOP 0x7E error here: BSOD Index (Please note the "Usual causes" listed at the top of that section).
Beyond that, I'd wait and see if there were further BSOD's. If so, post the memory dump files and we'll move on from there.
Summary of the BSOD:
Built by: 7600.16539.amd64fre.win7_gdr.100226-1909 Debug session time: Wed May 12 23:30:41.009 2010 (GMT-4) System Uptime: 1 days 12:41:50.336 BugCheck 1000007E, {ffffffffc0000005, fffff80002aed38d, fffff880031c40e8, fffff880031c3950} Probably caused by : memory_corruption ( nt!MiGetNextNode+31 ) PROCESS_NAME: explorer.exe BUGCHECK_STR: 0x7E
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Thank you for looking into my problem, I really appreciate it.
From my various searches on the SC2 beta forums I haven't found anything relating to a problem like mine. Since the first BSOD I had came while I was playing SC2, I thought it was something to do with the beta but I've played several games since and haven't had any issues. I figured it was something other than the game when I was BSODing on computer shutdown, during a session I didn't even run SC2 on.
I updated the driver you suggested, and now I'm going to run memtest. I'll update this thread later today with what I find.
Thanks so much!
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Nearly 3 completed memtest passes and no errors yet. Lets hope it stays that way while I run it for a few more hours.
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Alright, after 7 passes of memtest86+, I think it's safe to say that there's a very very small chance that my RAM is the problem. If I crash again I'll upload the dumps and we'll go from there. Thanks again!
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PROVIDENCE — On a Saturday when one of the state's finest floundered, the future flourished.
Woonsocket High senior Connor Fugere had hoped to defend his indoor shot put title at the R.I. Outdoor Championships at Brown Stadium, but didn't earn a berth in the finals. He also wanted to place in the top six in the three other throwing events, but walked away with "just" a bronze medal in the hammer toss.
That came courtesy of a decent heave of 196-7, though far behind victor Bob Colantonio of Barrington (215-6) and runner-up Adam Kelly of the same (213-8).
Freshman teammate Quinn Harlan, however, flew to a second-place finish in the 100-meter dash (12.36), only .40 behind eventual champion Quashira McIntosh of Hope, then claimed a third in the 200.
"Connor was pleased with the placement, but not so much with the distance," stated Villa Novans' throwing coach Marc Piette. "He's thrown 203-1, but was about seven feet behind that (Saturday). He had a tough day in the shot, but we hadn't been concentrating on that too much in practice because we were focusing on the hammer and the discus.
"I mean, his best (distance) ever in the shot is 54-plus, but he only threw a bit over 44 here," he added. "We don't concentrate on the shot too much in outdoor as he's got three other throws to worry about.
"All I can say is I'm shocked; Connor is an all-around athlete who's usually very consistent. He's never this far off his PRs like he was here. It just doesn't make sense. He's always right there near his best-ever (tosses), but his discus was 20 feet off and his shot five or six feet back.
"Naturally, he's not too happy; he's the consummate competitor. We had a good week of practice, but he only threw about 122 in the discus, and in practice he was throwing in the 140s. Then again, no one is really uncorking one. Tom Battis from Classical was 20 feet off his best during the (discus) semis."
Then there was the "kid" Harlan, who seemed pretty satisfied with her time and placement in the girls' 100.
"I'm really happy because I did a lot better this season (at states) than I did at (the) indoor (championships)," Harlan stated. "I came in fourth in the 55 dash, which was OK, but I knew I could've done better.
"I feel the same way (about this 100 finals), but I'll take second in the state; after all, I'm just a freshman," she continued with a smile. "My goal was only to try to do the best I could, and I think I did. In my last race against (McIntosh), I think it was at Cumberland, I lost by more of a distance than I did here, so I'll take it."
Also in the boys' discus, Lincoln senior Stefan Balestra seemed in control in the finals after unleashing a distance of 141-4 on his initial try. But Rogers senior Garret Davis manufactured a throw of 141-10 to edge Balestra for the crown by a mere six inches.
Cumberland managed some superb performances on both the male and female sides, with a pair of sophomore girls busing home with some coveted hardware. After what she deemed an unsatisfactory long jump of 15-9 ½, Meaghan Scullin rebounded with a fourth in the high jump (5-1), then took third in the 400 with a stellar clocking of 58.51.
She also almost garnered one point for her Clippers in the triple jump, but settled for seventh with a leap of 33-11 Âľ.
Madison Soullier noted she was thrilled with a sixth in the 100 high hurdles (16.13), and even happier after placing fourth in the 300 low hurdles (48.52).
"My best time is 16.0 in the 100, but I wanted to place in the top six – a lot," Soullier grinned. "This is my first time ever qualifying for the New Englands (slated for next Saturday at Bridgewater State University), and I'm really glad I made it.
"It was tough weather with the heat and the sun," she added. "My first race (in the 100) wasn't very good because I clipped four or five hurdles, but by coach, (Chris Fernandes) told me to stay straight and not worry about anyone else, just to run my race. This is my first-ever state medal, so it feels great. Now this is something I can build on."
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Fantastic fare worth the trip underground to eat at Ira's
It's been there for 23 years, under the same owners, Susan and Ira Brick -- a spacious, softly lit, subterranean charmer with red-and-white checked tablecloths, and looking more Mediterranean than Jewish deli. But, although the kitchen may not be kosher -- not with such sandwiches as spicy southwestern chicken with jalapeno cheese or ham with melted cheddar -- Ira's is Jewish at heart.
Proof positive is in the glorious chicken soup, which comes with noodles, or matzo balls, or (my personal choice) kreplach meat dumplings, or all the above. And if chicken soup doesn't warm your heart or cure your cold there are always such du jours as vegetarian split pea soup, cream of mushroom or bean and barley ($3.75 a bowl, $2.25 a cup).
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Regular deli sandwiches range from $4.99 to $5.75 for four ounces of filling, $5.75 to $6.75 for six ounces. Specialty sandwiches cost $8.49 to $9.99, and include a choice of one side -- pasta salad, creamy potato salad, tangy-sweet coleslaw or a cup of soup -- as well as a crunchy pickle spear. Platters go for $7.99 to $8.99, and are garnished with lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers and a choice of very good breads.
The sandwiches bulge with good fillings. For the Reuben, soft, dark pumpernickel is packed with juicy corned beef, swiss cheese, sauerkraut and the house thousand island dressing. Killer appetites can have the New York Reuben, a triple decker with 1/4 pound of corned beef, 1/4 pound of pastrami, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut and coleslaw. Ira's Favourite is another winner, combing salami with turkey breast, onions, lettuce and tomatoes. When they ask if you want mustard, say yes -- they make their own.
The open-face bagel and lox is nothing short of fabulous, shmeared with cream cheese, topped by a small fortune in really elegant smoked salmon -- the silken, slightly smoky and not too salty kind -- and sprinkled with capers. The generous serving is worth its weight in gold but sells for a mere $8.99.
You can have your oniony chopped liver in a sandwich, or as part of a platter. Ditto the tuna or salmon salad fillings, (both of which could have used more mayo). Although the Greek salad depends mostly on pale head lettuce, the generous amount of feta almost makes up for it. Other salad choices include a caesar, orange and almond, Mediterranean and chef's salad ($5.99 to $7.99 small, $8.99 to $9.49 large).
Although Ira's basic formula is sandwiches and platters (no burgers, no fries -- no deep fryer, in fact) there are occasional hot daily specials, with everything made from scratch. On Fridays it's usually perogies with kubasa; on other days it might be falafel, mac and cheese, blintzes or chicken pot pie. In the past I have loved a puffy quiche and a homey shepherd's pie. Phone early to find out what's on.
There are only a few desserts but they too are made in-house and vary daily ($3.99 to $4.99). I missed the pumpkin cheesecake; on other days there might be cinnamon torte or lemon meringue pie. I can't report on the chocolate chip or peanut butter cookies because they were sold out ($1.35 each). However, the subtly spiced carrot cake with cream cheese icing is quite wonderful.
The Bricks and their staff are uncommonly friendly and accommodating. One catch: Ira's is open from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday to Fridays only. On the other hand, they do deliver, depending on the area.
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There are no tables Khanh Hoa. It isn't a restaurant, or even a deli, just a bare-bones Vietnamese butcher shop that makes banh mi for takeout that are among the city's best sandwiches.
They take a 10-inch (literally, I measured it), substantial baguette-style roll (a holdover from French colonial times), smear it with a soft liver p¢té (another lingering French influence), and pack it almost an inch thick with different kinds of meats and a host of other ingredients. They are so huge I usually make do with only half for lunch.
One filling involves three different kinds of cold cuts; others offer a choice of grilled, big-flavoured marinated meats (some with a punch of chili). Strips of marinated carrots and daikon are added, as well as a slice of cucumber and heaps of fresh cilantro, for a mind-blowing bargain of $3.95 each.
Also available, also a bargain, is the pho which, at $6, is generous enough for two. A beef broth that is aromatic with garlic comes in one container, with all the other ingredients packaged separately, to be added at the last minute -- three different cuts of beef, rice noodles, crunchy bean sprouts, sprigs of basil and a wedge of lime.
I can't leave without a container of do chua -- those slivered carrots and daikon, in a tart sweet marinade that is more garlicky than most. I also sometimes succumb to the oddly addictive little ball-shaped dumplings with savoury bits of ground pork in a smooth, starchy white wrapping of (I'm guessing) glutinous rice flour.
A few other Vietnamese items are available, but some of them (ban xeo crepes, among them) must be ordered in advance-- not easy on the phone, since communication is minimal. The owners are really nice though, and knock themselves out to please. Open daily, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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NATO STANAG 1059: ED 8; Amendment 1: 1/12/2007
Publication Date:
DOD Adopted ANSI Approved Approved
DOD Adopted ANSI Approved Approved
The aim of this agreement is to provide unique 3-letter codes for use within NATO from 1 April 2004 to distinguish geographical entities, nations and countries.
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