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Egypt will restore synagogues on its own dime
Although Egypt's population of Jews has dwindled to but a handful, the government has extended help in an offer to restore the country's synagogues.
In the light of the recent $2m restoration of the Rav Moshe synagogue, and the rededication on Sunday of the Ben Maimon synagogue (both in Cairo), the government is taking the trend to each of its 11 synagogues.
"We are doing this because it's a part of our history, it's part of our heritage," [antiquities minister Zahi Hawass] told CNN last year, explaining the synagogue restoration on a tour of the site.
"And we care about this temple as we care about a mosque and a church."
That's all one side of the coin. The other side is the notion that culture minister Farouk Hosny has been looking for a pass to get him out of remarks made in September 2009, when he lost a bid to become head of culture and education at the U.N. and blamed it on a conspiracy "cooked up in New York" by Jews. (Elsewhere he'd threatened burning of Jewish books.)
And next the Egyptian government will support and protect the Coptic Churches of Egypt and their adherents...


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A Sinner And A Saint Paxil definitely cured my depressive/anxiety problems however, the withdrawal from coming off of it was the single most excruciating experience of my life. The whole time before I took Paxil, I never wanted to kill myself-- the withdrawal from just 20mg of Paxil made me consider it at least a half-dozen times. The shocking sensations, the fits of crying and rage, the panic attacks, the dizziness, headaches, nausea... I had LESS side effects from stopping a 12 year smoking habit cold-turkey than I did stopping Paxil. I even stopped taking it slowly... dropping the dosage slowly as recommended.
No matter how well it did stop my problems (mind you, I was an emotionless shell while on it and gained over 40 pounds) the withdrawal from this drug makes it completely not worth it. This drug should actually come with a huge warning label.
Don't take it unless you have NO other choice. There are other alternatives like Wellbutrin, etc. with less side effects.

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"Work Out" Recaps: Episode 207
Jackie's speech — Instead of a class of 25, Jackie learns she was tricked and it's going to be more like 150 students enjoying her pearls of wisdom. As America 's future lawmakers, waitresses and car salesmen file in and take their seats in the bleachers, Karen gives some pointers on public speaking, because she's such an expert. Jackie starts to wonder if anyone has even seen Work Out.
Standing in the middle of the gym floor, Barbara takes the mic and announces Jackie as the star of that "hit reality show." Jackie has been on a red carpet or two, had the press jostle each other to take her picture and received thousands of fan letters, but nothing compares to returning home as the conquering hero with her own TV show and the coolest hair in town.
Jackie grabs the mic and tells the kids how much fun she had there at Fairborn High — so much so, she was a D student. The good news is that this is America , and you have endless opportunities to redeem yourself.
Jackie: When you get to it, no matter what you do in junior high and high school, you always have several chances to make up for it and reinvent yourself. And that's the biggest message I try to give … that life is about reinvention, and it's never over until it's over.
If you're good at it, like Jackie is, you can reinvent yourself until you believe your own hype and think you were on the honor roll. The lesson here: D students can still go far. All the way to the White House.
During the question-and-answer period, the kids want to know things like how she decided to do what she does. Um, because NASA was full? One girl asks if it was scary leaving Fairborn and going out on her own. Not as scary as working at the Daisy Barrel for 15 years.
Jackie says she was scared, but she didn't let it stop her from taking off for Los Angeles at 18. And if she can do it, seriously, anybody can.
Afterward, a gaggle of kids stand in line waiting for Jackie's autograph, because she's what passes for celebrity these days. As she takes time to talk to each kid, Karen takes pictures with her camera. The local press is also there to interview their native daughter. It really is a big day at Fairborn High School.
Karen: It was just incredible for me to see my daughter … with a horde of students behind her, waiting in line for autographs. It was just something else. I'll never forget it.
Jackie's mom is sometimes so busy poo-pooing the gay "lifestyle," she forgets to be proud of Jackie. Today is an eye-opener for her. Jackie and her mom hug afterward. Karen tells Erin how she's "always been proud of [Jackie's] many accomplishments." Too bad the whole lesbian thing makes it impossible to brag about her to the ladies at the Clip N Save.
What I want to know is: Where is Jackie's first girlfriend? Jackie told Rebecca her first girl experience was at the tender age of 13. That woman still lives in Fairborn, I can feel it.
Zen's new boy toy — Zen has a new boyfriend named Jason. He's blandly cute, tall and friendly, and Gregg hates him immediately. He gets all twitchy and weird, even though he only dated Zen for a couple of months and seriously, who cares?


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"Google" Is Word of the Decade
The American Dialect Society has named "google" the word of the decade and "tweet" the word of the year. This comes after Bing said that "Twitter" the most popular word of 2009, and the Oxford dictionary declared "unfriend" (to remove someone as a Facebook friend) the word of the year. Notably, "google" is lowercase. It's not the name of the company; it's a catch-all term for searching the Internet, whether you use Google, Bing or another search engine.


text: Winter is on its way out (fingers crossed), but Dallas is still serving up plenty of delicious seasonal spirits. I spent the past few weeks exploring some of Dallas' winter cocktails (you can view the full slideshow here). And while all the drinks are a foolproof way to escape Dallas' bitter cold fr ... More >>


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November 24, 2014
WASHINGTON (AP) -- It's time to get your flu vaccine, and this fall some brands promise a little extra protection.
For the first time, certain vaccines will guard against four strains of flu rather than the usual three.
They're called quadrivalent vaccines, and they're so new that they'll make up only a fraction of the year's supply.
All the nasal spray vaccine sold in the U.S. this year will be the four-strain kind, and a few varieties of shots.
Specialists say that's just one of many flu vaccine options to choose from, not necessarily a better one.
The government recommends a yearly flu vaccine for nearly everyone, starting at 6 months of age.
Early fall is the ideal time, so protection kicks in before flu starts spreading.
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In case you haven't noticed what with all the Miami Heat awesomeness lately, the NFL Draft is going down Thursday night. And, as is pretty much the case every year, your Miami Dolphins have the 19th overall selection because nothing rewards mediocrity more than mediocrity. The Fins have been going ... More >>
Just weeks before Christmas, the Miami Dolphins were supposed to pull another big win out of their collective asses to inch closer to an improbable post-season berth. Instead, they delivered a stocking full of turds in the form of a 23-16 loss to the New England Patriots. There's plenty of bl ... More >>
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NORTH FORT MYERS, Fla.- Lee County Sheriff's deputies arrested 24-year-old William Alexander yesterday for allegedly molesting a victim under the age of 12.
The victim told her mother that Alexander had touched her inappropriately under her clothing, and that he told her not to tell anyone.
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Fort Myers Stations Pay Tribute to Jim Reif
Waterman Broadcasting's Fort Myers stations, ABC affiliate WZVN and NBC affiliate WBBH, took some time out of their respective newscasts to remember the station's shared director of meteorology Jim Reif who died yesterday from injuries suffered in a bicycling accident.
Many of Reif's friends and colleagues remembered the Fort Myers meteorologist by telling stories about their time together or by giving their impressions of the man.
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Jeric \j(e)-ric\ as a boy's name is a variant of Jerrick (American): modern version of Derek (English, Old German) "gifted ruler; the people's ruler" or used as a blend of Jerold and Derrick.
Jeric has 7 variant forms: Jerack, Jereck, Jerek, Jerick, Jerric, Jerrik, Jerriq.
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Soccer Potpourri
- Kartik Krishnaiyer: MLS Going Against Its Own Principles In Rush to Launch NYCFC
- Matthew Doyle: How Real Salt Lake continue to think their way to the top
- Ives Galarcep: Taking stock after latest the CCL failure
- MLSSoccer.com: MLS teams must plan for CONCACAF Champions League success by starting at home
- MLSSoccer.com: Changes to Canadian Championship mean different stakes for CONCACAF Champions League
Lower Divisions
Soccer Potpourri
Message from Peter
Sorry if some of these are a tad dated. Computer committed suicide and I'm just getting back up and running.
Did You Know?
After going unbeaten last season, Juventus ran its unbeaten streak to 49 before losing to Inter.
- WV Hooligan: MLS International Recap
- Noah Davis: Is MLS Making the Rest of CONCACAF Better at the Expense of the U.S. National Team?
- Reserve League: Houston Dynamo and LA win MLS Reserve League division titles
- Jonah Freedman: MLS, NASL closer to working partnership
- Expansion: Merritt Paulson Forecasts Increase in MLS Soccer Franchise Fees
- J Hutcherson: Canada's WC exit is an MLS problem
- TheStar.com: Toronto FC's hands tied by meddling MLS
- MLS Talk: Will MLS Benefit From NBC's Premier League Deal?
- Devin Pleuler: Pythagorean Expectation tested in MLS
Interesting Reads
Soccer Potpourri
- Shin Guardian: A Treatise: The State of American Youth Soccer
- Simon Borg: MLS Managers Survey: The verdict on Copa Libertadores
- Ben Berger: Beginning an Objective Analysis of MLS Player Performance
- Earl Reed: Stats In MLS: Completed Passes and the Standings
- GiveMeFootball.com: MLS cash could lure top Premier League refs
Interesting Reads
- David Hills: Said and Done
- US Soccer Players: World League Association Announced
- Newcastle Utd Blog: Big Clubs Trying To Circumvent Financial Fair Play Rules
- Just-Football.com: How Financial Fair Play could reshape the Premier League (good for Arsenal & Spurs, bad for Manchester City..)
- EPL Talk: The Flaws in Modern Soccer
- Serie A Talk: Bari Scandal Could Cripple Serie A
- SoccerLens: Most efficient football clubs in England, Spain, Italy and Germany in 2011/2012
- SoccerLens: Most efficient Premier League clubs in the last three seasons (2009 to 2012)
The Business of Soccer
Read the rest of this entry »
Soccer Potpourri
Guests in town, so don't expect any posts for the next 9 days.
- The Guardian: Tim Ream and the MLS to EPL journey
- Hot Time in Old Town: How the Fire's New Sponsor Deal Compares to Other MLS Clubs
- Brian Lewis: Red Bulls explore residence academy
Interesting Reads
- David Conn: Uefa's fair play rules will help clubs rein in spending
- J Hutcherson: UEFA And The Fairness Of Transfer Fees
- US Soccer Players: What American Soccer Fans Should Be Watching
- SI.com: Relegation is part of K-League overhaul
- African Cup of Nations
- FA Cup: FA Cup Update
- Olympics: US Women qualify for Olympics
Soccer Potpourri
- Jason Davis: The Evolving Role Of The MLS SuperDraft
- Tweed Thornton: A look at how each Eastern Conference team has done between 2008-2011 – Western Conference
- Steve Davis: At the 10-year anniversary of very dark MLS days
- Kyle McCarthy: Application of the Home Grown player rule keeps the overarching goal in mind
- TFC Blog: MLS can Learn from the CHL – a Case for Single Entity Player Development
- Las Vegas Review Journal: Five years later, Beckham's U.S. impact up for debate
- Duane Rollins: A MLS mockery draft
- Dynamo Theory: Implications of the Richards Decision for Major League Soccer & Houston
- Brian Quarstad: Etienne Barbara Frustrated with Montreal Impact and MLS Rules
Interesting Reads
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- Ridge Mahoney: New MLS playoff format comes with risks worth taking
Interesting Reads
- Guardian: Why Dagestan's FC Anzhi Makhachkala is seen as a cure for all ills
- Stuart James: David Beckham targets MLS Cup as his LA Galaxy adventure nears an end
- David Falk: The short life and slow death of the Spokane Spiders – An older post, but one well worth reading.
- Guardian: Has football lost its soul?
- Viva la Futbol: How the Free Beer Movement May Have Ruined My Marriage
- Asian Champions League: Al Sadd wins it's first ACL, defeating Jeonbuk Motors
- African Cup of Nations: ACN draw
- Copa Sudamericana: Copa Sud quarterfinal update
The Business of Soccer
- SoccerLens: English Football Wages: 1984 to 2010
- Simon Jordon – former chairman of Crystal Palace: Carry on cherry-picking: field day for Premier League talent poachers
- Ian Winwood: Why some Football League clubs only have themselves to blame for dwindling attendances
Soccer Potpourri
- Steve Davis: Tactics: As postseason looms, goals dry up
- Tactics in Seattle: Using Forward Rotations To Achieve Tactical Dominance
- Shin Guardian: More Possession, More Winning?
- Ginge Talks the Footy: MLS Playoff Schedule Has Train Wreck Potential – Don't particularly care for the title, but Zach makes some excellent points here.
- WV Hooligan: 2011 Re-Entry Process Dates and Procedures – Drew does his usual fine work untangling MLS' player drafts.
Interesting Reads
- Grant Wahl: World Cup rights bidding to have major implications for U.S. soccer
- David Conn: More by David on Liverpool and John Henry – My post from last week with the earlier Liverpool/Red Sox stories
- Attendance: Euro 2012 qualification attendances
- Rules of the Game: Passive offside adds a shade of gray
- David Hills: Said and Done
- Sid Lowe: Levante are back and this time they're ready to take on the world
- Jonathan Freedland: In the Premier League the endgame of rampant capitalism is being played out
- CONCACAF Champions League: LA, Seattle and Toronto thru to Quarters
- UEFA CL: UEFA Champs League update
- Europa League: Europa League update
- AFC CL: Asian Champs League update
- CAF CL: African Champs League update
- Copa Sudamericana: Arsenal in last eight
Soccer Potpourri
- MLS_UK: Diary of an MLS Convert(East) – Diary of an MLS Convert(West) – Week 7 of Glenn Williams' brilliant series.
Interesting Reads
- Soccermetrics: Howard Hamilton Updates his CONCACAF Club/League Coefficients in the Wake of Monterrey's CCL Victory
- Independent: Crisis? What crisis? Debt-ridden Portugal profits from Europa League
- UEFA Champions League: Man U and Barca win 1st legs in semifinals
- Guardian: Has the UEFA Champions League Become Uncompetitive?
- Copa Libertadores: Copa Lib Update
- CONCACAF Champions League: Monterrey Wins at Rio Tinto
- Monterrey won the CCL in impressive fashion. They were undefeated in the tourney. They came into RSL's stronghold, where the home team hadn't lost in 37 matches covering all competitions, and walked away with a 1-0 victory to claim the title.
- CAF: AFC moves closer to final 16
- US Open Cup: New England eliminates DC United
- Nutralite Canadian Championship: Toronto, Vancouver Win Openers
Friday Oct 22
- CJ Brown retiring
- Jaime Moreno's career in DC comes to a close
- Steve Davis' 5 Things
- Attendance v NBA/NHL in shared cities
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|DC United
|Los Angeles
|New England
|NJ Red Bull
|San Jose
|Kansas City
|Salt Lake
Conference winners and next best 5 teams in playoffs, seeded 1-8 based on points.
Schedule Plan A: Balanced, home and home vs all teams.
Schedule Plan B: 4 games vs Conference opponents, 1 each vs all others(alternating home games in alternate years). And yes, I do know that league has announced a 34 game schedule for 2011.
- Liverpool: John Henry's day, when he bought Liverpool A good read
- CONCACAF: Champions League Results – Knockout draw on Nov 30.
- Asian Champions League Finals Set
- Copa Sudamerica
- CAF: Orange CAF Champions League(Africa) – T.P. Mazembe vs E.S.T. in final
- UEFA: Champions League
- UEFA: Europa League
- Digicel Caribbean Cup
Club Tourneys redux
- Klein, Lewis, McBride, Petke retiring
- Steve Davis' 5 Things
- Wondo hat trick secures Quakes win over Chivas USA
- Andrea Canales on MLS and the CCL
- In Case You've Never Visited: Zonal Marking
- Best Headline: Liverpool traded to Red Sox
Club Tournaments
- CONCACAF: Champions League Results – Toluca, Olimpia secure final spots in Quarters.
- Asian Champions League Finals Set
- Copa Sudamerica
- CAF: Orange CAF Champions League(Africa) – T.P. Mazembe vs E.S.T. in final
- UEFA: Champions League


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Each day has 24 hours - right? Could I bargain for a few more? It seems I never have enough time to get in everything that I need to get done, most importantly, taking care of myself. Lately, I have focused on just a small amount of issues, so as not to get overwhelmed and quit, which is my habit. I have:
1. Tried to get to sleep by 11 PM
2. Taken dairy out of my diet to clear some health issues
3. Added 1-200 minutes of exercise to my week
4. Started focusing on portion control and food combinations
5. Kept logging in to SP for support, ideas and motivation
All these are terrific things to do for myself when I hadn't been doing any of them pre-Spark, just a few weeks ago. So, hurray for me.
The problem does not lie there, necessarily, but in the fact that in addition to these things that must get done regularly, I have a family to take care of and a full-time job spread over 7 schools. And together with my DH, I am also in the midst of rehabbing our old home, and have not yet been able to completely move in to functional rooms, creating a somewhat chaotic home life.
The point of this blog is not to ask for sympathy or to rant about never getting enough done, but simply to say - OK, so this is tough. And OK, this may be why my needs always got pushed to the bottom of the barrel - there's just too much going on. So now, I'm a bit motivated to A) Either somehow squeeze a few more hours into my day or B) organize myself much better to allow the most important (me included) things to get done, with a plan for the lesser important things to be taken care of later.
I seem to work better if I can see challenges like a game (I know - so immature and competitive, right?), and will be working on finding motivational tools to keep myself organized and focused with time off to play.
Let me start by saying I'm not Catholic... or particularly religious for that matter. However, I do love rituals and so when Lent rolls around, I try to find something I can give up that will make me a better person. This year has been pretty tough for me and my colleagues socially, so I decided to give up negative talking.
We call this 'Dirty Bricks' at work. One of my past supervisors brought in the idea of golden bricks versus dirty bricks. Golden bricks are those things you say and do that help others feel they are doing a good job, are appreciated. Dirty bricks are full of that nasty 'Did you hear what she said?' kind of garbage that breeds rumors and bad karma around a workplace. Sad to say, my job is full of dirty bricks, and I have been an equal participant in the brick throwing.
So this year for Lent, I decided to give up dirty bricks. It has been a tough few days, mostly because I catch myself starting to say something nasty even before I realize it. I am amazed at how comfortable those words sit in my mouth. I have yet to break my Lenten decision, but I have shocked myself at how quickly I am to begin noting something someone is doing in a rather negative manner - YIKES! And I have to work hard not to be drawn into the dirty brick conversations that abound in my workplace. Unfortunately, this gives off a 'holier than thou' air, which I try to dispel with humor, but still - no one likes to complain around someone who won't participate.
I started looking at how I turn dirty bricks upon myself. Oh dear... quite often I throw some hefty black ones my own way when I eat something I 'shouldn't' or don't go to the gym on any particular day. Wow. Negativity really drives my bus some days. So as an added bonus, I am working on giving up the dirtiness for more golden bricks toward myself during Lent. Hopefully, if I can give it up for 40 days/night, I should be able to continue... right? Why would anyone want to go back to dishing out garbage? Exactly my point.
I think my life has been built around not looking in mirrors, shop windows, anything that shows my reflection. I have lived this way for years. I noticed that my sister's house has these really big mirrors on the walls. I always felt a love-hate relationship with them - loved the light they brought in, but hated seeing myself over and over. My personal trainer told me my BMI is 40. 40?!? I'm not really surprised, as I had know this for a while... but still. 40? Morbidly obese? That's what I am? Sad. Sad that my denial let me continue eating and not taking care of my body, mind, health.
So coming out of the denial is leading me into sadness and accepting the fact that I have abused my body for decades. I have had quite my share of trauma in my 45 years, and clearly eating and turning a blind eye to weight gain has been my mode of coping. Slowly, I am coming out of the hole to find new ways to handle stress - like yoga. And salad. And protein shakes. And sleep.
The trainer said 9 months to a year I should be getting my BMI down to normal-ish IF I worked hard. I think that is the scary part. But one day at a time, I will do my best.
Yikes. Worked out with a personal trainer tonight and man, am I OUT OF SHAPE! Obviously, being 100 pounds overweight, this is a typical no brainer. But still - way out of shape. Just the simplest of crunches had me in a deep red-faced panic. As I was lying on the mat, the trainer gave my husband some instructions on his exercises. Then I felt it... the red just creeping up from my belly, to cross my face in this blur of heat and exploding fear that I too will have to do this exercise. In front of him. In front of the entire gym. 'Where's the private room?' I wanted to ask. But no, I very quickly acknowledged that the red-face-not menopause - but could be just as challenging- experience was going to happen, no matter how hard I tried to beg it off. I grunted (bet THAT was pretty) through the last of the tummy exercises and made it back to the trainer's desk where he proceeded to sell us on his program, which we bought, hook, line and sinker. I feel like I just bought a new car for the payments we just agreed to. But friends - if I talk about not going to the gym in the next year... if I even so much as hint at not wanting to go... whip me with a wet noodle because I have signed over my life to this gym and I'll be gosh-darned if I don't get in shape this year.
So I made this great commitment to get to the gym at least twice a week. I have been going four times a week since I found a great yoga teacher that helps me get the most out of my experience. I was so pleased to be so dedicated, that I joined the virtual 5K just yesterday, with the plan to go to the gym for the treadmill train last night. I had tried to go to the gym on Monday evening, but several late events in our family kept me from going. I tried to go last night, but my son, who needed to come with me, could not find his ID card (which he needed in order to come along). So we stayed home. Then today, I planned to go after a meeting at work. A 2 hour meeting that turned into a 3 hour meeting. Then my son needed attire for a school band concert tonight that they only told him about today. So... you guessed it. I can't go today either. I know this all changes tomorrow since we have a meeting with the personal trainer to go over the equipment. But WHY!?!?!? is it so hard to get there? My husband is pretty calm about it, stating our life is busy and we have to flow with it. Grrrrrr. I'd say 'Tomorrow is another day' but that's what got me fat. So I have to find a way to get to the gym even when things get busy - or find a way to be ok with it.
However, I'm curious about the forces that are standing in my way to get to the gym. What's the sabotage all about? Do I give in too quickly? (possibly) Do I not plan well enough in advance? (probably) Do I want to find every excuse to not go? (not likely)
A good lesson is here, I just know it.


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by Andy Blackhurst on October 1, 2014
From 1st December 2014 County Highways will begin a £1 million scheme to replace Brasley Bridge, C201, Mill Way, Granchester. The proposed works follow a structural assessment of the Bridge which identified a number of issues. Due to the full replacement of the structure it will be necessary to close Mill Way (at the structure) […]Read more Leave a comment
by Andy Blackhurst on September 30, 2014
North Newtown residents have reason to celebrate with the return of Post Office services to Trumpington Street on 13 November. The "new" branch will operate from the convenience store at 2a Trumpington Street. Post Office services will be offered from a till on the shop counter (albeit in an open plan environment), which means customers […]Read more Leave a comment
by Andy Blackhurst on September 18, 2014
The next meeting of the Southern Fringe Community Development Forum will take place on Thursday 25 September, in the Village Hall (at the junction of Beverley Way and Trumpington High Street). There will be a drop-in session, with exhibition stands, between 4.30pm and 6.15pm and the formal meeting with presentations will be from 7.00pm to […]Read more Leave a comment
by Andy Blackhurst on September 7, 2014
Trumpington councillor, Nick Avery, has spoken of concerns that plans for a new five-storey office building could lead to further traffic congestion and has called for a new guided bus stop to be provided alongside. Nick is worried about the impact of the project which will provide a new headquarters in Shaftesbury Road for Cambridge […]Read more Leave a comment
by Andy Blackhurst on August 24, 2014
Trumpington Post Office in Anstey Way will close at 17.30 on 9 September and remain closed until 13.00 on Friday 19th September while refurbishment work takes place to create a new look local Post Office. During the closure Post Office facilities will be available in Great Shelford (18 High Street Green), Newnham (26 Derby Street) […]Read more Leave a comment
by Andy Blackhurst on July 12, 2014
Anger and dismay have been the responses to the news that the County's Economy & Environment Committee failed to approve the extra funding required for the lighting last week, instead voting to defer the decision until the committee's next meeting. The vote was 9 for deferral, 7 against, the votes to defer coming from UKIP, […]Read more Leave a comment
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Cambridgeshire County Council is consulting on "improvements" for cyclists on Trumpington Road. The proposals include: · removing Pay & Display parking on the outbound side of Trumpington Road, alongside the Botanic Garden. · removing the pedestrian crossing near Bateman Street and installing a new crossing for use by cyclists and pedestrians further north. · […]Read more Leave a comment
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The former Lib Dem administration of the City Council always recognised that the new neighbourhoods created on the southern fringe had to be imaginative and distinctive in their design and layout and constructed in a sustainable way using good quality materials. We are proud to say that the efforts that were put into getting those […]Read more Leave a comment
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The Big Weekend 2014 will again host the Cambridge Mela in July 2014. The "Mela" (a Sanskrit word for "gathering" or "to meet") aims to bring communities from different backgrounds together giving them the opportunity to enjoy the many and vibrant cultures in Cambridge, learn about those cultures and meet the local people. The Mela […]Read more Leave a comment
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Cambridge MP Julian Huppert has welcomed the news that the government has approved a £165 million deal to move Papworth Hospital to Cambridge. The decision comes after Julian lobbied Ministers, raising the issue in the Commons and at a large number of private meetings. He spoke many times with Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny […]Read more Leave a comment


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- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Phone: (323) 871-9600
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Los Balcones del Peru reviews from OpenTable diners
17 reviews since July 25, 2014
- Food4.2Service3.9
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fit for foodies (11)neighborhood gem (10)good for groups (5)hot spot (3)great for lunch (2)vibrant bar scene (2)late-night find (1)notable wine list (1)great for outdoor dining (1)romantic (1)special occasion (1)Show More
- Good food, iffy serviceprivatechefDined on 10/31/2014I've been here twice now. Both times the food was very good -- not brilliant, but interesting, fresh, and served in adequate portions. The service however was haphazard at best. The servers' attitudes were perfectly friendly and cordial, but they appeared to be short-staffed and no one seemed to be in charge. I waited for more than five minutes after I sat down before anyone came to my table; first course was the wrong dish, and they then brought out the main course before the proper appetizer arrived. Overall, the service was simply unprofessional and inadequate, though as I say, the attitude was fine. Not sure if I'll return -- it was kind of annoying, to say the least.Special Features:
- Great Food and Wonderful StaffWolandVIPDined on 9/21/2014I come out to LA on business every 4-6 weeks, and I stop by Balcones del Peru on every visit. The food is terrific, and the staff is super friendly. About a year ago Balcones went through a renovation, changing from a truly local spot to something just a touch more upscale. The decor is much improved, and there's a really nice bar. Highlights: ceviche classico (amazing), their cauliflower dish, pulpo (Octopus), and their Tamarind and smoke drink. Definitely worth checking out!Special Features:
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- Great FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/15/2014Our waiter was great, very knowledgeable about the menu and any questions we had. Food was flavorful and delicious and presented nicely.Special Features:
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- Great food/mediocre serviceSDietVIPDined on 7/19/20141st time at Los Bacones, the food was very good but the service left a lot to be desired. You would have thought after their first misstep in service, they would have made it a point to improve in the service arena. I would be willing to try Los Balcones one more time as the food was well worth the trip.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I had their signature sangria,nostalgia88VIPDined on 2/8/2013I had their signature sangria, which is made with both white and red wine, Pisco sour, and some sort of traditional Peruvian fruit juice. It was really good, with a slight hint of cinnamon. The sweet potato chips are good, but the dip they serve it with is heavy on the onions. For my entree I went with the traditional lomo saltado, done medium rare. It was a straightforward, but amazingly tasty version of this dish. The rice tasted like it had been seasoned, and the fries were not thick-cut like they can be for this dish. And the meat was beyond tender...I could have eaten twice what I had!! Our service was friendly and prompt, and the restaurant - while on the small side - feels open and comfortable. Overall a delicious meal!Special Features:
- Authentic food, and good pricesOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 1/26/2013Everything we got was delicious, it's easy to get to, plenty of parking in surrounding streets, reasonable prices and overall a great place. The decor is nice but not pretentious and the staff very friendly. Plenty of people dining there but nice that you don't have to wait weeks for a reservation like some places. Definitely a great place to go if you want to try Peruvian food and are looking for something authentic and nice.Special Features:
- A nice Peruvian surprise!OpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 1/12/2013Don't let the seedy Hollywood location, the lack of parking, or the plain exterior fool you. This restaurant serves great authentic Peruvian food at prices more affordable than Picca or Mochica. The complimentary sweet potato chips are a great snack to start the meal. Appetizers including authentic ceviche, causas, and anticuchos will have you wondering if you're dining in Lima or Cusco rather than Hollywood. Main courses have generous portions that will leave you too full for dessert. Servers are attentive and friendly. My only complaint is that the parking situation is a little suspect. No valet, which means you're either parking at 1 hr meters next to homeless people or on questionable dark streets or random parking lots.
- Give your review a title (optional)OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 12/28/2012Always have a very good experience here. The food is quite good. I highly recommend the sea bass and quinoa dish.Special Features:
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The California Public Utilities Commission has rejected a request by Pacific Gas and Electric Co., for a waiver from scheduled rate reductions mandated under a three-year base-rate plan approved...
POLRized in Texas: A Duty Unresolved
Why should it be any different with competitive electricity?"
The REPs not affiliated with a Texas utility proposed the same construct. "ARM [Alliance for Retail Markets] proposed that the Commission allow AREPs to bypass the POLR step in this limited situation [customers dropped to POLR for non-payment]. ...This is essentially a return to the old, pre-January 1, regulated-world methodology." 4 What is not to like for the unaffiliated REPs (e.g., ARM members)? In this scenario they get rid of the POLR hot potato, and foist unattractive customers onto a competitor. Also, they do not get entangled in the issues of disconnect by a competitive supplier, an issue that has befuddled the Georgia natural gas market.
Not surprisingly, competitors affiliated with a Texas TDU (i.e., the AREP in their own service territory) have different ideas.
Reliant Resource Incorporated (RRI), for example, in its filing with the PUCT suggested the opposite extreme for non-paying customers. "Prior to implementation of retail electric competition, electric customers who failed to pay their bills received a disconnect notice. Generally, such customers paid the unpaid balance prior to being disconnected. However, if a customer did not pay, at that point the provider could disconnect service. RRI believes that this structure was based on sound public policy that competition has not changed. Therefore, RRI proposes that in developing a better framework for POLR service, the customer protection rules [should] be modified to reinstate the right of disconnect to the REP. Thus, customers would no longer be dropped to POLR for non-payment of electric bills." RRI notes that the only class of customers to whom POLR must be provided are those whose REPs go out of business, and customers who request such service. RRI further points out that dropping customers to POLR "may delay the disconnection, but it also increases the Customer's debt and makes it harder to restore service." According to Eaton, some residential customers support this portion of the RRI proposal. They would prefer that there be no extra POLR step because they have the same concern of mounting bad debt and fees.
The initial comments of TXU Energy, the other 800-pound Texas gorilla, differed quite substantially from that of RRI. "Only the POLR should be able to disconnect residential and small commercial retail customers. ...If REPs engage in widespread disconnections, even if they were authorized under a Commission-adopted rule, time-consuming and controversial regulatory oversight might result. Similarly, if REPs abuse the disconnection process, at least in the eyes of the marketplace, allegations of market failure and customer abuse would surely be made, again undermining public confidence in the Texas market." 5
TXU went on to propose two pricing options for POLR. The first option would be based on July prices, with REPs bidding that rate plus an adder. The second option would give POLR customers the option of choosing between a month-to-month service (the current rule) and a minimum stay requirement that would allow for a fixed-rate POLR offering, but with the fuel adjustment that is done with the PTB rate. The Office of Public Counsel did not