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Foxx's visit is part of his "Invest in America, Commit to the Future" bus tour, a multi-state tour highlighting the urgent need to invest in America's transportation infrastructure at a time when the nation's surface transportation programs are set to expire and the Highway Trust Fund is running out of money.
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A liquefied natural gas carrier owned by Mitsui (9104) O.S.K. Lines Ltd. is sailing toward Asia from an import terminal in Spain, where the gas is 39 percent cheaper.
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While Spain lacks a facility to liquefy natural gas for shipping, cargoes delivered to the country under longstanding contracts can be re-exported when overseas prices are higher. One million British thermal units of Nigerian LNG costs $17.44 in Japan, compared with $10.60 in Spain, according to March data from New York-based shipbroker Poten & Partners.
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Touch Lighting: Practical or Pointless?
Touch lighting may be cool, but is it really necessary? There are a range of benefits to having touch lighting but for some, these benefits may not outweigh the cost of touch sensitive lighting. It may be a case of preference for many, but there are some situations in which touch lighting is really useful. However, with the advent of new technology, there are other options for automated lighting, which may become more popular.
Possible Applications for Touch Lighting
In certain cases, touch lighting may be extremely useful, if not essential. For instance, if a person has a limited range of motion in their hands, or has undergone an amputation, they might not be able to work a light switch with ease. In this case, touch lighting would allow them to switch on and off any lights in their home without having to struggle. It can also have much more general applications. It's useful as a -dimmer switch as well as a simple on-off switch. Certain kinds of touch lighting will have an inbuilt dimmer, so the first touch turns the light on to full brightness, while the second touch dims it and so on.
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Even if you don't have any pressing reason to install touch lighting, it can be more convenient. It can save you some time when you're switching on lights in a room, or it can make it easier to turn on the lights when you enter a room carrying things and have your hands full. It could also encourage kids to be more vigilant when it comes to turning off lights when they leave a room, as it seems more novel than flicking a switch. This could help reduce your energy bills and your carbon footprint.
Other Ways to Control Lighting
If you find touch lighting a bit old hat, there are new and more exciting ways to control your lighting. You can get electronic engineering kits, suitable for both the hobbyist and the professional that will allow you to programmed your lights so you can control them via a computer. The Arduino Uno — which has ATmega328 16MHz, 32KB Flash memory, 2KB RAM and 1KB EEPROM — has even been programmed so that it controls lights via Twitter. According to MAKE: you can even use it to make an automated night light that will come on when you switch off the main light.
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So the question that you're left with is whether touch lighting is practical or pointless. For some people, it could be very practical and even improve the quality of their day to day lives. However, for most, it's just a fun technology addition to the home. That's not to say that you shouldn't have any touch lighting. After all, not everything in your life has to be practical, some of it can be just for fun. Electrical engineering kits to control lighting are more practical than touch lighting and setting them up can be both entertaining and educational.


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The entire braves outfield going down to injury.
We'll see if that remains true when dan uggla has to go out to center.
Pirates win again. Beat the Mets.
"ugly sequence" is how the A's announcer described it. I concur. A's is short for Athletics, but not so much there. And Oakland used to play in Philly, but it's not 1904 anymore. The gloves are a little better these days, and you get paid to practice your throwing.
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Red Sauce in Camberville
Have some family in front out of town. They're going to want a casual red sauce Italian joint on Friday night. We've taken them to L'Impasto, Area Four and Posto in the past, so trying to think of something new. Ideally, something like L'Impasto that's not L'Impasto in Cambridge or Somerville. Does this exist? We took some other family members to Gran Gusto recently, and were really disappointed with that meal. Clearly if we broaden the geographic footpoint there are a ton of options, but I'd like to limit it to places we can drive to and park (have a Cambridge resident sticker, so that's not an issue). Giulia is a little too fancy for what we want. If we don't come up with anything, we might just end up driving to Fiorella's in Newton because we know they'll like that. Any ideas?
On the rather casual end is Vinny's on Broadway in East Somerville.
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Quick thought as an alternative, though I haven't been to Vinny's. Bocelli's in Medford is a solid red sauce joint.
re: justbeingpolite
I thought of Bocelli's too, not far over the Somerville line. If you can't find something on the street, there is a public lot behind the block of stores across the street. Il Casale is great, but I don't think it's red sauce enough.
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sorry i can't offer n alternative, but our last time at vinny's was a major disappointment. what passed for the risotto served with the osso bucco was just a few grains of rice floating around in the braising liquid.
I would put Out of the Blue over Vinny's and Pescatore both food and service-wise. I used to be a fan of Pescatore, but their quality has really slipped and their service can be downright unfriendly. I had really quite good orechiette with pesto and seared scallops at Out of the Blue the other night. Although they tend toward seafood, they have chicken parm and assorted other red sauce type foods. They also have a parking lot next to Downtown wines.
re: Parsnipity
Second Out of the Blue. Good food and service and prices are quite reasonable.
re: Parsnipity
Nice to finally learn that Out of the Blue is an Italian seafood place. I had assumed for years that it was something else, maybe a casual New England seafood joint, and not bothered with it. I managed to miss the regular mentions of it here.
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Oh no, it's much closer to the Daily Catch in its offerings than something like the No-Name. Given the attention paid to calamari on the menu (though alas, no meatballs), I wouldn't be surprised if Out of the Blue had people in common with the Daily Catch.
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Yes, I wouldn't say it's a "red sauce" joint, just that it could fill some of the same menu items by providing pastas, chicken parm, etc. It's a seafood place which also has red sauce menu items.
re: MC Slim JB
Hmm..I thought it was more Greek than Italian.
Figured I'd report back. Visitors were delayed, so we just grabbed some pizzas from Area Four.
Coincidentally, I did grab takeout from La Hacienda last night. Man, that place is fantastic. They're not in danger of winning a beard medal, but the feel of the place is perfect. Low ceilings, slanted & sticky floors, just the right mix of townies and hipsters. Love everything about that place.
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never been there. have you had the eggplant parm? know if they use a batter or a flour coating? (still on my hunt for great Eggplnt Parm.)thx.
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Funny, I was just thinking of eggplant parm, and am ready to take a ride to Carmella's in Kingston (exit 9 off rt. 3 south). I really like their version. I guess it's because it's similar to my Mother's recipe. They also have home made pasta that goes nicely with it. Give it a try if not to far afield for you.


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Moving from Italy to NYC: Best places to eat/drink to keep Italian lifestyle alive.
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I'm new to the board, so I do apologize if I'm doing something, or posting somewhere I shouldn't be. That being said, I was born and raised in New Jersey (that strange place across the river), but have been living in Italy (In the north: Trieste and Alba) for a little while now.
I'll be moving back to New York City in March (well kinda, I'll be in Hoboken, New Jersey), and I know I'm going to miss many many aspects of the Italian culinary lifestyle. But I also know that if there's anywhere I can go to keep that spirit alive, its New York.
I'm a short path ride away from the lower, west end of manhattan (in particular the West Village) and I want to find less than expensive places in this area to go to to eat and drink that keep an Italian feel to it.
This means:
1. Small (small being quite vague) restaurants with simple, traditional menus. Adding some New York flair to things obviously won't offend me, its just that in general, I like it when menus have a rustic, old world feel to them, and the restaurant doesn't have a super trendy feel to it. I loved loved Lupa before I left, but am dying to try some new places. The places also don't have to be strictly Italian, I really really enjoyed the Spotted Pig the last time I was in Manhattan.
2. Wine bars. Places to hop in to grab a glass of Italian and and some snacks either after work or late night. My heart is deeply devoted to Italian wine, and places that focus on such will interest me the most. Again, I tend to steer away from trendy, and more towards rustic and old world feeling. I loved 'ino and 'inoteca, but again, am hoping to try somewhere new.
3. Coffee. Living in Trieste, the coffee capital of Northern Italy (home of Illy) has really spoiled me. Even in other Northern Italian cities, I have a hard time enjoying the espresso anywhere else I go. Anyone know of any good places to sit and linger over a good cup of coffee?
4. Pastries. Another side effect of living in Trieste. The Austrian influence lingers here in many ways, including the amazing pastry shops. What are your favorite places to go in New York satisfy your cravings?
Again, I'm looking for places more on the lower west side, as that is what I'll have the most access too. Sorry if this is a lot, but though there are many wonderful places to go in Trieste and the Alba area, they are both small towns. I grew up in the NYC area, and would like to think I know New York rather well, but I feel like I'm going to be so so lost when I get back home.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Hi, I'm not from NYC but I do visit about twice a year and here's what I found. In Chelsea, there's Crispo that is really good and looks a little like a Paris bistro. Unassuming well executed italian for a good price. In the West Village, there's Ino that empasizes on wine with good sandwiches and in the LES there's Inoteca which, you guessed it, is it's sister restaurant. Never been to Ino but love Inoteca. Prices are fair, wine selection great and food great for the price. For instance, Two big salads, two rather large mains and two wine glasses set us back $60 last weekend. In the Village, don't miss Murray's cheese shop on Bleecker where you can find great fresh pastas, good cheese selection and the fresh mozzarella and smoked mozzarella from Joe's Dairy. By the way, Joe is located just a few minutes away from Murray's so you could just drop by there to buy fresh still warm mozzarella.
The first 2 places that popped into my head while reading your post was Perbacco and Abraco.
Perbacco is a great little no reservations Italian that has wonderful, reasonably priced food and wine. the owners are Italian as are the staff behind the bar. They are all very friendly and always bring you lots of different wines to try and great suggestions for the food. It is located on East 4th street between A and B. worth the trek over to the East Village.
Abraco is a small hole in the wall place where they serve amazing coffee and great little bites and wonderful pastries. standing room only so it will be better in the warmer weather when you can grab your food and walk to Tompkins Square park.
Also Italian owned and very helpful owner.
located on East 7th street just west of 1st Avenue
There is also a great Italian wine bar right near Perbacco called - IN VINO. also on 4th street between A and B. great wine and little plates to snack on. great for the winter as the decor is cave like in a way.
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Otto and Crispo have good food and Otto has fantastic wine selection. It's probably close to the selection at Lupa (same owner). If you like a Batali place for wine and food that's a bit more upscale, go to Babbo. For insane pasta dishes, I would go to Becco. This is in the theatre district, so I would seriously recommened staying out of it right before the shows. They have what it called the Symphony of Pasta. It's a great way to eat your self into a food coma. Plus every bottle of wine they have is $25.
For a straight up wine bar I would go to Bar Veloce. They have 2 locations one on 2nd and one 7th Ave. 'ino also has great wine and their Nutella panino is to die for.
For coffee, try 71 Irving. Cute place with great little baked goods to snack on.
re: deborah24
Crispo -- no question.
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Coming from Alba, will you be looking for Piemontese food? The only ones that come to mind are Barbetta and Aurora Soho. Two very different restaurants.
Very authentic, but of Tuscan descent, is Pepolino.
Pepolino is tied with Lupa for my favorite Italian restaurants in NYC.
I live in SoHo but travel to Italy often.
Piadina and Perbacco are also good recommendations.
For coffee, there's really only one great one: Taralucci e vino, but several others will do.
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re: il Trifulau
Yes, Piemontese cuisine is something I would be interested in (or restaurants with the cuisine of Friuli, if any such places exist), though I am a lover of good Italian cooking, no matter where it comes from.
Thank you all so much for your suggestions. Can't wait to get started on them all!
inoteca on Rivington in the Lower East Side has a deep Italian wine list by the glass and by the bottle. We recently had a very good 1985 Borgono Barolo for almost the cost of the wine when purchased at retail stores.
inoteca also has a good variety of well-prepared tapas-style dishes that makes us return often,
Malatesta...a Chowhound fav, surprised it wasn't mentioned yet in the thread as it's very close to the Path train and fits all your criteria...
Cacio e Vino (Sicilian specialties in the East Village, small, rustic, affordable)
I know you are seeking places on the lower west side and I did mention Crispo, a real winner.
But if you should ever venture to the upper east side near the Metropolitan Museum, there is a small Italian restaurant called Giovanni Venti Cinque that reminds one that they just stepped out of Verona.
Not in the west village but Acqua near South Street Seaport has good Italian with a cozy rustic vibe. www.acquarestaurantnyc.com
Also not in WV, but alot of folks like Peasant. www.peasantnyc.com
Okay, two suggestions that go with the spirit, though not the letter, of what you asked.
1) How would you like to eat dinner at a social club where everyone but you is from the Trieste region? Well you can, in Astoria, and you can get details on the Outer Boroughs board.
2) The area with the most European feel to it is not Italian and not in the West Village but it is convenient to Hoboken. It's the Ironbound in Newark and though the feel is a lot less European than it was 10 years ago, it's still worth a trip. www.chowhound.com/topics/255972
I live in Chelsea, and my favorite place for wine and panini's is "Bar Veloce". And you can just take the path train to 23rd street near 7th avenue to get there. Also, there is a sort of new place called "Maremma" in West Village that has the best Pomodoro soup. The staples for good italian are "Bar Pitti" and "Da Silvano". Another recommendation is the new "Morandi" also in the west village. All of these places have great pasta (small portions) and excellent wine selections
re: jennifer56
I'm not sure that Da Silvano is a "staple" for anything except people watching.
Bar Pitti is very good.
Morandi is a cool place to hang out, but I don't go there looking for authentic Italian anything.
I'd like to try Maremma, but haven't gotten there yet.
Jennifer56 seems like she's into the night-life places...lol
...nothing wrong with that.
re: il Trifulau
Agreed - here's a review of my first (and hopefully last) visit to Da Silvano:
Bianca meets your criteria and has very good food primarily from the Emilia-Romagna region of Northern Italy. Small, cozy, great wine selections and terrific food. It is also close geographically to where you want to be.
Coffee... my vote is for Caffe Dante on MacDougal just below Bleecker. Some on these boards may disagree, but my cohorts and I find that the espresso and cappucino there is quite good. Nice to linger outside in the warmer months. They also serve little panini listed on the menu under "sandwiches" which are nothing like the overstuffed pitas that are served elsewhere in NY. A slice or 2 of salami or mortadella with a bit of cheese, artichoke hearts on the side. There are a few coffee threads on the Manhattan board... take a look if you haven't alredy for some good recs.
re: iluvcookies
Two more thoughts for your list.
dell'Anima and Little Owl.
re: Stuffed Monkey
Oooh! I love Little Owl.
I think the East Village has a ton of great, small, rustic, traditional italian places that fit what you're looking for...
Perbacco was already mentioned, but also close to there is:
Lavagna - 5th b/w A & B
Supper - 2nd b/w A & B
Assenzio - across the st from Perbacco, also on 4th
and all are pretty reasonably priced as well, enjoy!
re: MinhLikesFood
FYI, per eater.com, assenzio is closing and becoming something else (also italian, i believe).
Buon Italia in Chelsea market serves a very nice cappuccino. While you're there you can pick up some 00 flour or stracciatella, and Manhattan Fruit Exchange right across the way sells excellent and very cheap produce, spices, nuts.
re: intrepid
Not tried zibetto, but Via Quadronno and Bottega del Vino serve wonderful espresso etc. - the coffee is from Trieste.
re: MMRuth
yes i know the coffee, the food, and the owner well...coffee is ok, food is ok paolo the owner i will not comment on..hows that ?? zibetto is better
re: intrepid
I'll have to try zibetto then! (I didn't mean to question your rec by the way - your post just made me think of the coffee.)
I'm thinking Maremma... the Tuscan Cowboy place of the Tuscan Cowboy, Cesare Casella! it's on west 10th near Hudson and the food is real.
Illy is everywhere in New York, so you should have no trouble finding good coffee...
Italian pastry in New York? two words pop into brain... Bruno and Veniero. but nothing will ever match Modern Pastry in Boston!
ooooh! how could I forget the wonderful Assenzio? Sardinian and great game in the East Village?
re: ChefJune
I was at Modern Pastry last night and thought it was just OK. Had the cannoli (pretty good), chocolate cookie (bad), anise biscotti (OK), and almond biscotti (OK). Wasn't floored at all, and the guy at the register didn't know how to void the transaction so I ended up paying for a capp instead of the Americano I actually drank.
Just went to Peasant in Nolita. I think that will satisfy what you're looking for. nice atmosphere and good italian - I would have to say leaning more northern and emilia romana which is probably waht you're looking for. am told they ahve really good polenta (didn't get it this time)


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A few days ago I received an email from Twitter announcing a new design layout for user profiles and inviting me to try it. I was busy so I put the email aside intending to check it out later. I ended up forgetting about it and it's a good thing I did. The email wasn't from Twitter.
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Here we go again! Though I'm quite happy that spam all over the world is decreasing, I can't achieve full joy because there are still a lot of threats around, including brand jacking. What makes things worse is the fact that Twitter and Amazon, which also became a victim to such scheme, are trusted brands. Thus, the chances of Internet users clicking on the link are extremely high. So far, I haven't heard of Twitter trying to address this problem, though I'm hoping they do because they have drastically increasing number of users, and only a few of them are smart when it comes to online threats, sadly.


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DIE Lunæ, videlicet, 29 die Julii.
Tryon and Wortley.
Chapman and Wincott.
Message to the H. C. that the Lords agree to the Ordinance for Martial Law.
Sutton Marsh.
Committees to consider the Paper from The States Ambassadors.
Lord Hunsdon's Petition to be released upon Bail.
Paperfrom The States Ambassadors, defining an Answer to their former One, and to stop the Sale of some Ships and their Cargoes of which they claim Restitution.
Message to the H. C. about it.
Archbishop of Cant's Trial.
Answers from the H. C.
Post meridiem.
Archbishop of Cant's Trial.
PRAYERS, by Dr. Hoyle.
Ds. Grey de Warke, Speaker.
Upon reading the Petition of Peter Tryon; shewing,
"That a Study of Books are kept from him, left to him
by Will, which are kept from him by reason the
coercive Power of Ecclesiastical Courts is taken away,
whereby he is deprived of other Remedy to recover
them:" It is Ordered, That Sir Edward Wortley
and his Lady shall appear before this House on Wednesday next come Fortnight, to answer to the said Petition.
Ordered, That the Cause between Chapman and
Wincott shall be heard, by Counsel on both Sides, on
Wednesday come Fortnight.
A Message was sent to the House of Commons, by
Mr. Serjeant Fynch and Dr. Aylett:
To let them know, that this House agrees to the Ordinance for Martial Law, with the Alterations and
Amendments; and to desire their Concurrence therein.
The House being informed, "That Two Tenants of
Sutton Marsh had refused to obey an Order of the
House, made the 26 of March last, to order that the
said Tenants should be brought up as Delinquents,
to answer their said Contempt, who were brought up
accordingly, and have since (fn. *) conformed to the said
Order, so that all the Tenants of the said Marsh have
yielded Obedience to the said Order, Four only excepted; videlicet, Thomas Price, Edmond Nicolson,
Thomas Bartendale, and Nicolas Jacobs, who are Men
that (fn. †) are often absent, and in other Countries, and
in Truth not able to pay their Rents, and do only
wait to get their Crops off the Grounds, and then to
be gone; and by that Means Four Years Rent at least
will be lost:"
Hereupon this House Ordered, That the aforesaid
Thomas Price, Edmond Nicolson, Thomas Bartendale, and
Nicholas Jacobs, shall not be permitted to carry away
their Corn off the Ground until they have satisfied the
Earl of Pembrooke the Rents due unto him; and in case
they refuse to pay their Rents, then the Earl of Pembrooke may distrain upon the said Corn, for his Rents
due unto him.
Ordered, That the Committee that are to meet
with a Committee of the House of Commons concerning The States Ambassadors Paper, for Reparation of
Ships taken by the English, shall have Power to adjourn themselves from Time to Time, as they shall think
Upon reading the Petition of the Lord Hunsdon;
desiring, "That he might be enlarged upon Bail, because his weak Estate is not able to support him at
the Charge he is now under."
Ordered, That the Consideration is respited until
the next Sitting-day.
The Speaker acquainted this House, "That The States
Ambassadors sent him a Paper, directed thus, "To
the Right Honourable the Lord Gray of Warke,
Speaker pro Tempore of the House of Peers assembled in Parliament of England at Westm."
Which Letter was commanded to be read, as followeth:
"Right Honourable,
"Since our Audience, we have ever been in Expectation of an Answer upon our Propositions, the
rather because in this Interim the Commissioners for
Prize Ships and Goods proceeded to the putting to
Sale of the said Goods, as they have done already with
the Goods of the Ship called The Hope, and have appointed this Afternoon to do the same with the Goods
of The Tiger of Rotterdam, both mentioned in the
Memorandum which we have presented to the Parliament; and by reason our Desire was that some
Commissioners might be appointed to settle the Points
mentioned in the said Memorandum, and that we
are in Hopes that it will be granted speedily (as by
these we beseech you again for the furthering of the
same). We further intreat you to move the Right
Honourable House of Peers, to grant an Order, that
the putting to Sale of any of the said Tiger's Goods,
or of any of the other Ships and Goods mentioned in
our said Memorandum, or of any other since taken,
may be forborn, until we meet with the Commissioners it shall please the Parliament to appoint for the
settling of all Differences about the said Ships and
Goods; and that it will please you to send us a speedy
Answer of what shall be resolved in the said House
about the Premises.
"Your Lordship's
Affectionate Friends,
London, the 5August, / 26July; 1644.
"G. Boreel.
Jean De Reade.
Alb. Joachimi."
Ordered, That this Letter be communicated to the
House of Commons by Message, with the Sense of this
House, "That their Lordships think it fit that the Ships
and Goods be stayed from Sale, as is desired, until
the Committees meet."
And accordingly a Message was sent presently to the
House of Commons, by Mr. Serjeant Whitfield and Sir
Edward Leech.
Next, this House proceeded to the further Trial against
the Archbishop of Canterbury, upon the Fourteenth
Article; which being ended, the Archbishop desired
some (fn. *) Time to consider of making his Answer to this
Evidence. And the House gave him until Four of the
Clock this Afternoon.
The Messengers sent to the House of Commons return with this Answer:
That they will send an Answer, by Messengers of their
own, to the Alterations in the Ordinance concerning
Martial Law.
The other Messengers sent to the House of Commons
return with this Answer:
That they agree that the Goods mentioned in The
States Ambassadors Paper shall be respited from Sale
until Friday next.
House adjourned till 4a post meridiem.
The Archbishop of Canterbury made his Defence to
the Evidence delivered against him this Morning.
House adjourned till Friday Morning next, 9a hora.
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1/8 tsp. ground ginger
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While last month announced the new faces to the Atlanta installment of the R&B Divas franchise, today saw that there will be a few new fresh faces to the LA one as well.
Announcing earlier today that production of the wildly popular TV One show will begin this month in LA, news also broke that two of the cast mates will not be returning.
See who it is after the jump!


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