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Looking for Inexpensive Dumplings and Buns in Queens
What are the best inexpensive dumplings and buns in queens? I love street food and want to get used to the area. So if anyone can suggest street food or some restaurants
re: LloydG
I second the vote for the stand under the LIRR on Main St. 5 delicious steamed buns for a dollar, and they are awesome.
go to white bear on prince (bet 40th and roosevelt)...get dumplings (the ones in the hot oil are good, although all of them are good)
get some frozen ones to go too...if you don't speak chinese it might be kind of a pain, but just point (the menus are in english)
Lao Bei Fang Dumpling House, 86-08 Whitney St, Elmhurst. The pork & chives dumplings are excellent and a bargain at 4 for $1.00. Either fried or boiled . Eat in or Take out. 50 frozen dumplings for $10. They understand English. When I take home frozen dumplings, I toss the dumplings in rapidly boiling water for 10 minutes which is what they do at Lao Bei Fang. I don't have the patience to fry. At the restaurant, I order fried since I don't want to wait the 10 minutes while they boil in water. You don't wait for the fried. Avoid between Noon - 2PM, if you can. On the same street is a Thai Restaurant that has received above average reviews (just as you turn the corner - don't remember the name). Further past Lao Bei Fang is a very good Indonesian Restaurant so you have three good place on one small street. You won't be disappointed with the dumplings. The menu is in English & Chinese.
re: Mike V
If you order the fried dumplings and are told it will be a five minute wait, just thank your lucky stars. This means that you will get them super fresh. The thing that makes the Old Northerner's (Lao Bei Fang translated) fried dumplings the best is that they fry in smaller quantities then any of other the other places, so even if you get your dumplings right away they're still pretty fresh. While you're there go all out and spend another dollar on some Chai Goo Row (Spelled incorrect, but like it sounds) -- this off the menu item that many chowhounds know of is pork bone meat mixed with chives and garlic. Add some of their homemade chile sauce and it's even better.
re: Dave_G
they only give jiguro to their regulars and family&friends, because they make very little each day...
Sorry to be so late.
There's a tiny place in Flushing that rarely gets mentioned here. It's run by a bunch a women who make fresh buns and dumplings all day. There's no sign in English and no address on the door, but here's the directions: Walk south on Main Street. Make the second right after going under the LIRR. On the left hand side of the street, go in the second door (I think). If you walk in about 20 feet, you'll be facing a small kitchen with 4 or 5 women cooking. That's it. (The rest of the building is stalls selling clothes, shoes, etc.) They have an English menu posted above the counter but none of them speak any English. Just say "Buns and dumplings" and you'll get the best ones in Flushing. The "small buns" are best. They're 4 for $1. The dumplings are 8 for $2. They do lots of excellent noodle and soup dishes but the buns and dumplings are awesome.
re: el jefe
is that inside the Golden Mall? The side entrance? near the back I believe, and there is a DVD store to the right.
re: bigjeff
I think I know the one next to the DVD store - the lady that operates Shangdong dumplings stall in the 41-28 (or 82???) mall used to operate that one. I used to go there all the time, but thought that operation was closed since she opened a full sit-down stall. Wonder if it's same people making the same dumplings?
re: welle
It's not inside any of the malls and the last time I was in there (early October) it was staffed by the same women who have been there for years.
I'm not in NY so I can't check my old takeout menu for a better name/address, but I re-read my directions above and they are correct. It's really easy to find.
re: el jefe
the reason it's confusing is because you don't state where you start, just to head down main street, so, not sure where you're starting. originally, I thought you were talking about the place across from starbucks and down the block from Chao Zhou (the place on the corner w/ the big noodle bowl on the roof) but after reading your directions it didn't make sense, since it would be on the right hand side of the street, and not the left, so that's why I figured it was inside the golden mall, since that WOULD make sense, and when you describe it with the stalls selling shoes, etc., that definitely sounds like it. so, actually, I think the place is in the basement level of the Golden Mall (41-28 Main Street). of course, no better way of double-checking than with a dumpling run!
re: el jefe
The place I know is not inside of any of the malls, IFIC there is some regional Asian bank there. It's further walk from the Golden Mall, closer to the East Buffet, but on the other side of the street. There is a DVD store in it and a small kitchen/room with 2-3 ladies making dumplings. It is mostly geared for take-home frozen kind, but they have a crockpot in which they would cook few dumplings for you to eat right there.
The lady who operates Shangdong dumplings in the Golden mall used to operate that place. Maybe she still does, I have not been there in years...
also, don't forget the "fountain" dumplings on the second floor of the Flushing Mall, near the back and to the left a bit. Run by Korean women or maybe Korean/Chinese women, they've got great boiled dumplings served w/ a chili-soy dipping sauce and kimchi. I think it's 18 to an order, not sure how much but really delicious.
also, check this earlier digest (some of the places may have turned over already; such is the nature of flushing)
re: bigjeff
Any other suggestions?
re: pancun187
There are lots of dumplings to be had in the Golden Shopping Mall. If you enter through the Main St door and walk straight ahead, there's a stall on the right (the Shangdong stall mentioned above). The dumplings are pretty good, but about 2-3x pricier than what is available downstairs.
In the basement of the mall, closest to the entrance on 41st Rd (?), next to a DVD store (I believe it is the one referred to by el jefe), is another stall with some grumpy looking women. 10 for $2 for some of the best boiled dumplings in flushing. You can also get them in soups.
In the same basement, is another smaller stall that makes dumplings in addition to a few other dishes. They're decent, but not as good as the grumpy women stall.
You can also get Sichuan dumplings at the Chengdu Heaven stall. They're a different style than what's served at the other places mentioned. http://www.chowhound.com/photos/135131
re: Joe MacBu
Yes, that's the one. You'd be grumpy too if you spent your whole day making dumplings by hand, but the women are actually very nice. And, imho, the small steamed buns (4 for $1) are even better than the dumplings. Well, maybe not. I always get both.
Strong second on Lao Bei Feng, on Whitney Avenue, in Elmhurst, a jagged bandbox of a joint that is buttressed into the Long Island Railroad train trestle, and is always teeming with youngsters on weekends looking for their noodles/dumpling fix. This is definitely where I go to satisfy mine. The noodles, hand-pulled on the premises, are quite toothsome with a nice flavor of their own, LBF's noodle soups being, by far, my favorite in the city thus far. The last time I was there, I noted how delicious the long, pan fried "gyoza" looked - everyone was ordering them. Had I not known any better, I would have thought I was in a top-line Ramen shop, somewhere in Japan. They're at the top of my list to try. The smaller dumplings withstand the freezer test beautifully, by the way, with a nice thick skin and lots of flavor bursting out from inside. Polished off 5 of them last night, as a matter of fact.
I would like to add Best North Dumpling Shop(135-08 Roosevelt Ave, Flushing), which the Chowhound poster Surly hipped me to a week ago. Just when I thought I'd seen all that NYC has to offer in terms of dumpling styles, these delicious little bad boys woke me up. Thin-skinned, wrinkled in the same way a traditional wonton might be, but I'll be damned if those puppies didn't hold together nicely to the bite. We shared the Cabbage, Celery and Pork (#1 on the business card which unfolds into a mini-menu), 10 pieces for all of 3 bucks. They were outstanding, my new go-to dumplings in Flushing. I'm told, though, that the #4, Pickled Cabbage, is even better. So I'll be back.
re: Polecat
I'lI second Best North Dumpling - it's very good.
Anyone tried a place opposite Best North, on the west side of that same mini-shopping center? It's called Zhu She Dumpling Heaven and gets prominent play on the blue awning out front. It was closed when I saw it, one afternoon last week.
I'm guessing it may be the same folks who sold dumplings from a little shop of the same name in Elmhurst, on a freeway overpass on 91st Place. The phone for that place is now disconnected. ... http://www.chowhound.com/topics/24487...
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135-08 Roosevelt Ave, Queens, NY 11354
re: squid kun
best northern bought out the dvd store next door and expanded with some tables...clap clap
There is a real cheap place that serve dumplings and buns on Roosevelt and its very close to the entrace to the 7 train on Roosevelt and Main Street. The place is on Roosvelt and I believe its right next to the corner newstand. Sorry, don't have the name with me. Its not a clean place, but many people stop by there for dumplings and snacks. Last time I went it was 5 dumplings for a buck. Could be 4 for a buck now with the rising cost of everything. They serve buns, noodles, scallion pancakes and all kinds of snacks. All inexpensive.


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Jolie, who's Down Under directing her new film Unbroken, was spotted looking relaxed with Pitt and their six kids – Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Knox and Vivienne – on a luxury yacht named "Ghost" on Sydney Harbor.
The couple had been several thousand miles apart while Pitt was in the U.K. filming his World War II drama Fury.
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A new family is moving to Wisteria Lane this fall, but not everyone's rolling out a welcome mat. Katherine Mayfair (Dana Delany) lived on the block 12 years ago with her daughter, Dylan (Lyndsy Fonseca), and aunt, Mrs. Sims (Ellen Geer), but left under mysterious circumstances. Now she's back with her teenage daughter and her second husband, Adam (Nathan Fillion), a hunky gynecologist. Ostensibly, they returned to take care of the dying Mrs. Sims, but like all new characters on Desperate Housewives, the Mayfairs harbor a dark secret that will be revealed as the season progresses. Says creator Marc Cherry: "They had to leave Chicago because something unsavory happened in Adam's professional life."
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Air Jordan meet… Air Greenwood. As the levitating surfer, Mitch Yost, on HBO's new mystical surf-noir drama John from Cincinnati (Sundays at 9 pm/ET), veteran film and television actor Bruce Greenwood takes the sport to new heights. Here he (surf) waxes poetic on sword dancing, acting with poultry and why he believes he can fly.
TV Guide: Why does Mitch levitate? Greenwood: I'm not privy to that information. You have to make up theories in your mind, but chances are my guesses are not going to [match] what [show creator] David Milch (Deadwood) comes up with.
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TV Guide: Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader is getting huge ratings. Are you surprised? Jeff Foxworthy: I feel like Cinderella. I'm used to having shows that the network tries to keep a secret, so this is really weird for them to actually be plugging me.
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Normand Trank Sr,
PAWTUCKET - Normand Trank Sr, 46, passed March 9th.
Born in Woonsocket, a son of Jeanne (Fontaine) Trank and the late Peter G. Trank.
Besides his mother, he is survived by a son, Normand (Trank Jr.) Brissette of Blackstone, MA, two brothers, Peter Trank and Edgar Trank, both of North Carolina, two sisters, Katherine Trank of Coventry and Sheila Ouellette of Woonsocket, and his nine year domestic partner, Timothy Webb of Pawtucket. He was the brother of the late Donald Trank.
Celine G. Guillemette
WOONSOCKET- Celine G. Guillemette 92, formerly of 40 Washington St. Woonsocket, died Thursday at The Friendly Home. She was the wife of the late Roger J. Guillemette.
Born in St. Etienne De Bolton, PQ, Canada, she was a daughter of the late Archille and Alpherida (Bachand) Decelles.
Mrs. Guillemette spent most of her time as a homemaker taking care of her family and also worked part time at the former Almac's Supermarket for twenty five years. She was a member of the Woonsocket Senior Center and St. Agatha's Senior Citizens.
Teresa I. Piekos
WHITE PLAINS, NY- Teresa (Terry) I. Piekos, retired elementary teacher at St. Anthony's School in Harrison and librarian for 24 years at the Port Chester Middle School, died Monday, March 7, at age 83.
She was the beloved wife for over 61 years of Thaddeus (Ted) J. Piekos, formerly Chairman of Mathematics at White Plains High School. She was born in Woonsocket, RI.
She is survived by three daughters, Dr. Jan M Owens of Racine, Wisconsin, Marilyn Woodside, Assistant Superintendent of Schools in Kittery, Maine, and Paula Piekos of White Plains.
Joann E. Halnon
BELLINGHAM- Joann E. (Hill) Halnon, 71, of Bellingham, passed away on Tuesday, March 8, 2011 at Landmark Medical Center, with family by her side. She was the beloved wife for 50 years of John D. Halnon, Jr.
Shirley Chamberland
GOLDEN VALLEY AZ- Shirley Chamberland, 61 born in Woonsocket R.I. Sept 21, 1949 to Arthur and Jeannette (Virgillio) Lauzon. Passed away Feb 16, 2011 in Las Vegas, NV with her family was at her side.
She lived in California for 34 years until making her home in Golden Valley AZ.
She is survived by her husband Roland of 44 yrs, 2 sons Roland Jr and Steven Chamberland, daughter Lisamarie Hall, daughter-in-law Dionne Chamberland, son-in-law Ronald Hall, 4 grandsons Roland III, Daniel, Mark and Brian, and her brother Arthur Lauzon of Swansea, MA.
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PASCOAG- Brother Philip A. Leroux, S.C., (Brother Edmond), 82, of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, Provincial House, Pascoag, Rhode Island, died unexpectedly March 8, 2011 at Landmark Medical Center, Woonsocket, RI.
Born in Barrowsville (Norton), Massachusetts, he was the son of the late Edmond Leroux and Luna Marie (Gagner) Leroux.
WOONSOCKET — A rash of car vandalisms in several city neighborhoods over the past week has police looking for help in identifying anyone who may be responsible for the incidents.
PROVIDENCE — No one ever said the road to postseason glory was easy. Just ask Mount St. Charles, which needed overtime to hold off Rogers, 59-52, Wednesday night in the Division II semifinals at Rhode Island College's Murray Center. The Mounties dominated the extra session, holding the Vikings to just one field goal while hitting seven free throws.
This might be Stephen Shea's first season as a head coach, but the Mount St. Charles Academy mentor has been around Rhode Island's girls' hockey scene for the past several years as an assistant coach for the Mounties.
That being said, he's seen plenty of postseason action, but he doesn't recall seeing a battle for the state championship as balanced and competitive as the one that's unfolding this season.
Lillian Doris Curtin
JOHNSTON- Curtin Lillian Doris, 91, passed away peacefully on March 8th surrounded by her loving family.
Born in Providence, February 23, 1920 to Euclid and Cordelia (Auger) Benoit, Lillian was a graduate of Hope High School and worked for the New England Telephone Company.


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Vesuvio Cafe
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Vesuvio Cafe is a historic bar in North Beach, San Francisco, California. Located at 255 Columbus Avenue, across an alley from City Lights Bookstore, the building was designed by Italian architect Italo Zanolini and finished in 1916. [1]
The bar was founded in 1948 by Henri Lenoir, and was frequented by a number of Beat Generation celebrities including Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and Neal Cassady, as well as other notable cultural figures such as Dylan Thomas, Bob Dylan and Francis Ford Coppola. In the 1970s, the bar was sold by Lenoir to Ron Fein, who died in 1985, and is still operated by the Fein family along with Janet Clyde, Christopher Clyde, and manager emeritus Leo Riegler.
The common alley shared with City Lights was originally called "Adler" but was renamed "Jack Kerouac Alley" in 1988. The alley was refurbished and converted to pedestrian only in 2007.
Vesuvio is open every day of the year, Mondays through Fridays from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m, Saturdays and Sundays 6 a.m. to 2 a.m.
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A look at Edward Snowden you won't believe you're seeing.
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While the United States decides their fate, asylum seekers sit in immigration detention.
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The feds see no evil as a belligerent strongman seeks control of America's food supply.
It's one of America's worst-kept secrets. In a nation that purports to be the freest in the world -- save for when it comes to, say, gay marriage or drug usage -- the United States also boasts far and away the highest incarceration of not simply any developed nation, but of any country in the entire ... More >>
After several weeks' hiatus, I fired up the DVR last night to something of a nasty surprise: the new Rob Schneider vehicle Rob, the forward-thinking sitcom about a white man making jokes about his Mexican in-laws, is the new lead-in for PoI. CBS apparently hopes proximity will allow some of the rati ... More >>
It's a well-known fact that most band names are essentially gobbledygook, but here at Rocks Off we're trying hard to find meaning in the oddest monikers. Craig Hlavaty called us into his office, which is little more than a refrigerator box with Lady Gaga lyrics scrawled on the sides and an ... More >>
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Everybody, soon or late, sits down to a banquet of consequences.
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I have been thinking of you and your family daily. I can't believe this, I just can't. DS is in my prayers, as are you.
I have no words
"You never know how strong you are until being strong is all you have left"
Phoenix, I know it is little comfort, but I am thinking of your DS and you and your family. It is a tragedy that defies any attempt to make sense of it. What a huge and undeserved loss. No one should have to suffer this. We are all holding you in our thoughts and sending you strength and whatever peace is possible in this situation.
I am so very sorry.
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Hugs and prayers.
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My heart is breaking for you Phoenix. I am sitting here bawling. I wish there were something I could offer you but I know there is not.
Please know we are here for you through all this. I can not imagine your heartache but we all are here for you through all this.
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10 Scary Side Effects of Healthy Habits
You're treating your body well, but some weird symptoms may arise.
By Woman's Day
2. You feel flu-like symptoms after taking certain supplements.
Garlic and oregano oil supplements and other herbs used for treating yeast infections and Lyme disease may cause the Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction. This typically occurs during treatment of an infection—symptoms worsen as the killed-off pathogens release toxins, explains Carrie Runde, ND, a naturopathic physician with Casey Health Institute, a wellness center in Gaithersburg, MD. To avoid Herxheimer, consult with a doctor trained in natural medicine to help you build up to your goal dose.


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Job fair — Olympian Hall at Howelsen Hill Lodge, 2 to 5 p.m.
The virtual job fair opens to veterans at 9 a.m. and all others at 10 a.m. Register for the virtual fair at www.connectingcolorado.com, or attend in person at Olympian Hall from 2 to 5 p.m. Hosted by the Colorado Workforce Center. 970-879-3075.
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More than three million National Health Service (NHS) patients in England have participated in research studies over the last six years, according to statistics released by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Clinical Research Network. Over 600,000 patients took part in clinical research studies in 2013.
"Reaching this milestone is a great achievement," said Jonathan Sheffield, Chief Executive Officer of the NIHR Clinical Research Network. "We know that research is something that patients really value and to recruit more than three million patients to studies in just six years shows that there is a real appetite from patients to get involved."
Clinical research is a vital part of the work of the NHS, and a commitment to conduct, promote and use clinical research to improve patient care is part of the NHS England Constitution, he noted. Research provides evidence about "what works" so that treatments for patients can be improved, and there is some research evidence to show that patients do better in hospitals and surgeries that do research—even if they don't actually take part in a study themselves.
Funded by the Department of Health, the NIHR Clinical Research Network is the research delivery arm of the NHS. It funds research nurses and health professionals to identify suitable patients and carry out the clinical activities required by the studies. It also provides funds to cover the cost of using scanners, x-rays, and other equipment for research purposes. Over 99% of NHS Trusts in England now carry out clinical research studies.
"Our vision is for participation in a clinical research study to be a treatment option for all patients, no matter where they are treated or what condition they have," said Sheffield. "The Network reconfigured earlier this year to ensure that we are delivering studies across all therapy areas in the NHS throughout England. This will generate valuable opportunities for patients to take part in studies."
The UK life sciences sector is one of the strongest and most productive in the world, in no small part due to an extensive program to engage the public in research which improves treatments and finds new cures that can make a difference to patients, according to Prof. Dame Sally C. Davies FRS FMedSci, Chief Medical Officer and Chief Scientific Adviser at the Department of Health. "I am delighted that every hospital in England has now joined in clinical research and hope that this increased access will further grow the UK's reputation for research excellence," she said.
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Curtin Business School's Advisory Boards and Council members came together recently for the annual CBS Advisory Boards' Networking Event, held on campus at the John Curtin Gallery.
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Frank accidentally gets into the child pageantry business and is terrified of coming across as a 'Diddler'. As Dee tries to get revenge on Stage Mom's everywhere, Mac, Dennis and Charlie think they've found their dark horse to win 'Frank's Little Beauties'.
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MIAMI (AP) -- John McCain is said to have "laughed" when he heard that a top adviser claimed that the candidate helped to 'create' the Blackberry.
McCain, after all, has said he doesn't know how to use a computer and can't send an e-mail.
Another McCain aide has dismissed the Blackberry remark as "a boneheaded joke by a staffer."
The remark came earlier today from policy adviser Douglas Holtz-Eakin. He said that McCain, through his position on the Senate Commerce Committee, was instrumental in bringing about legislation that helped developments in the telecommunications industry.
Barack Obama's campaign responds that the claim "would have been the most preposterous thing said all week," had McCain not talked earlier about the strength of the economy during the current financial crisis.
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On Monday I had to pick up Chase from the Y. Bubs had an eye appointment that morning and since her mom couldn't drop her off, I offered to pick her up. As I was leaving the Y I noticed a pair of gloves in the passenger seat. I had forgotten to take them into the event I worked on Saturday night.
It was a dinner and gift Christmas party for a homeless shelter. It's a transitional housing for adults and I will tell you all about it in another blog. One of the things I did was collect items for the 70 residents there; things like gloves, socks, hats, shampoo, shavers, etc...
I had obviously forgotten to take the gloves in on Saturday. As I got into the car I heard a distinct voice..."somebody needs these gloves." And when I hear something like that, something so out of the blue and wonderful I try to pause and listen because I know it's coming from a good place.
And since I was in a poor area of town I decided to drive around and see if anyone needed the gloves because I had no idea what to do with them and I have to tell you, I felt kind of dumb doing it. I was just driving around aimlessly so I prayed for a little help.
Not long after, I noticed an old man shoveling snow from a sidewalk in front of an old, run down house. He was unkempt and wearing old, dirty clothes and was shoveling without gloves so I thought to myself, this MUST be the person who needs them.
I pulled over, rolled down the window and offered him the gloves. He smiled a huge, warm and wonderful smile and said exactly this, "I don't need those, you need to give them to a young man." I asked him if he was sure and he just smiled again and sent me on my way.
I felt completely defeated, deflated, REJECTED! Because you see, this is one my biggest fears: giving to someone who then rejects you. It's hard to give sometimes not because you don't want to share but because it's often awkward.
I decided to go home, thinking I would give them to Hal but as I went home I remembered that the foodbank was open on Mondays and I thought I could just drop them in there. Surely someone would need them.
I immediately noticed a young man, 18 or 19 years old, desperately looking for work. He said he was shoveling driveways and was hoping they could put his name out. I looked to see what he needed and guess what it was? Gloves.
I had no idea who to give them to but they still made it to the right place. I know I saw God on Monday. And he was shoveling a sidewalk in Connecticut.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
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How wonderful!ReplyDelete
Thankyou for this Licha.
As they say, "It was meant to be." : )ReplyDelete
If not God, definitely an angel. It IS amazing when we stop long enough to listen, isn't it?ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing...
Licha - You are such a spiritual and humanity advocate - I feel so blessed just to know you!!! You put such a smile on my face and I truly believe that you - yourself - were sent from God!!! You're beyond Amazing!!!!ReplyDelete
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Tuesday 12 November 2013, 12:16
When the Mostyn in Llandudno opened in 1901, it heralded a landmark in the history of female art. Spearheaded by Lady Augusta Mostyn, it was the first venue in the world specifically designed to exhibit the work of female artists, who were at that time excluded from the wider art scene.
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Wednesday 30 October 2013, 15:40
Six venues across Swansea city centre are currently playing host to a unique series of linked installations as part of an offsite exhibition by the Glynn Vivian Gallery.
Friday 25 October 2013, 11:16
A new project is being run in Aberystwyth that sees performers from a range of disciplines charged with creating a new piece of work in response to exhibitions at the Gas Gallery.
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Friday 20 September 2013, 11:15
Swansea's international reputation for producing talented glass artists dates back more than 75 years. And to showcase just a snapshot of the talent that comes out of the school each year, intricate works by the most recent class of graduates in the school's MA Glass programme are to go on display in...
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Thursday 5 September 2013, 12:19
For the second year running the Wales Millennium Centre is playing host to an exhibition of the cream of artistic talent currently emerging from Wales' many arts institutions.
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Friday 23 August 2013, 11:58
If you are looking for something edifying to do this weekend, it's your last chance to catch the intriguing solo exhibition 'o' by the Ceredigion-born artist Carwyn Evans.
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Thursday 15 August 2013, 13:45
This year marks the 50th birthday of Oriel Tegfryn in Menai Bridge, Anglesey, making it north Wales' oldest commercial gallery and the second oldest in Wales - not bad for an arts space that was created by accident.
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Tuesday 6 August 2013, 12:54
A collaborative arts trail launched in 2012 to showcase the best of Ceredigion's creative talent is back for the second-year running, this time with twice as many artists involved.
Friday 26 July 2013, 16:01
After a hard-fought campaign spanning several decades, a group of artists have finally won their quest to open a new gallery in the centre of Aberystwyth.
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Friday 21 June 2013, 14:37
Oriel Mostyn in Llandudno has just announced the line-up of artists for its summer season and it features a range of exciting new work from Welsh and international artists.
Thursday 2 May 2013, 09:57
Twelve important contemporary artworks that were gifted to National Museum Cardiff by art collectors Eric and Jean Cass will go on show this weekend.
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Wednesday 1 May 2013, 15:29
The Mostyn in Llandudno has just launched three new exhibitions: work by the celebrated British photographer Keith Arnatt, an interactive group exhibition and a new gallery initiative set up to nurture emerging artists.
Read more about Audiences encouraged to get typing, building and eating sweets at Mostyn
Friday 5 April 2013, 11:01
Spring may still seem tantalisingly out of our grasp due to the brisk outdoor conditions, but in a picturesque corner of Wales it has well and truly sprung. The Spring Show at the Lion Street Gallery in Hay-on-Wye showcases the best work on offer from contemporary artists working in Wales and the...
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Tuesday 26 March 2013, 10:30
This week the streets of Swansea will once more become a canvas for artists who have created new public works for the city, as Art Across The City returns.
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Monday 18 March 2013, 12:01
The artist Graham Sutherland is seen by many as one of the visionaries of 20th century art. A new exhibition at the Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre in St David's, Pembrokeshire, reveals how deeply Sutherland was influenced by the area's breathtaking scenery.
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Friday 8 March 2013, 16:43
At the moment it seems very fashionable for organisations to have their own artists in residence. Everywhere from airports, hotels and businesses to the Welsh Rugby Union are doing it, and now National Theatre Wales has appointed its own creative talent to produce visual art for the company throughout...
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Monday 4 March 2013, 15:18
This summer artist Bedwyr Williams has the honour of representing Wales at the 55th Venice Biennale. His project will be jointly curated by Mostyn and Oriel Davies and supported by the Arts Council of Wales.
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Friday 22 February 2013, 15:20
It's a tough time to be involved in the arts - budgets are tight and extra pickings in funding terms are slimmer than ever.
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He won't let me have sex with him, but feels bad if I won't let him get me off. It is the weirdest, best, most confusing pseudo relationship I've been in.
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I NEED TO NOT REMEMBER THIS IN THE MORNING. He is our TEACHER.
You were rubbing your foot on one of your legs and kept saying, "My sock feels like a waterslide!"
She tags her boyfriend in all of her pictures on her heart...
All I could understand from his text was "hatchet" "soccer" & "bitch". its safe to say andy has had enough to drink & will be violent soon
Life lesson learned last night, if you are too drunk to use the atm leave the strip club
How fortunate humanity is that it need not rely on the female orgasm for procreation
Sorry I had passed out by this time I think, with the chicken fingers ON my face in my bed, with all the lights on, and ketchup all over.
Jenna and Ryan are ranting and raving about child custody. MY VASECTOMY SMILES.
I tapped out to boredom. She bought me a full meal at Subway. Two tap beers and a pretty weak long island iced tea. I'm five dollars cheaper to fuck than she is.
Its the little things i like about bein home like having actual toilet paper instead of subway napkins
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Gaga captioned the pic below: "New Tat. Stamp of His Mermaid."
The 26-year-old Mother Monster later added, "Thanks Hank and @amstattoomuseum for my New Ink!! We miss you already, see you at the ball!"
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LAME Tattoo and that creature wearing it is FUGLY
She now looks like Popeye? She just needs her olive oil.....
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A policy in the Netherlands that would ban foreign tourists from buying marijuana went into effect in parts of the country May 1st. Most of the law enforcement and media focus has been on the town of Maastricht, a border town with Belgium, a country that has strict policies against marijuana. Some activists in the border town held a march in protest of the new policy and about 200 people marched through the streets and chanted.
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New Hampshire Rejects Decriminalization Bill for marijuana.
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Now that the No on I-502 PAC is officially taking contributions to help the Drug Czar defeat legalization, it's time for me to review the latest half-truths, scaremongering, junk science, and outright lies being propagated by those who feel this legalization isn't perfect enough.
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Today at the Patients Out of Time Conference we learned the latest research concerning cannabinoid therapies in the treatment of cancer, post traumatic stress disorder, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's disease), and Alzheimer's disease.
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By "Radical" Russ Belville on April 23, 2012
What a great event we just had in Denver, Colorado, the Cannabis Capital of America. The 2nd Annual HIGH TIMES Medical Cannabis Cup was a big success at the Exdo Center, featuring a huge vendor area, a nice and cool seated presentation area, outside food vendors, and another vendor section in the "medication area".
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Big thanks to Karli Duran and all the people at San Antonio NORML who worked so hard to put together the 4/20 Fweedom Fest. I knew it was going to be a good time when I get to the hotel and they have me booked in Room #420. My good friend Chief Greenbud was in Room #421 across the hall.
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By "Radical" Russ Belville on April 10, 2012
Medical marijuana is always an issue for law enforcement in Oregon, so the race for Attorney General may be the most important race for marijuana activists to watch in the state. Recently the two candidates appeared at a debate at Willamette University. The moderator of the debate noted that there were eight separate questions submitted regarding marijuana policy, dominating the submissions.
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The glaring problem with any sort of studies regarding marijuana and driving is that marijuana is illegal. Do pot smoking drivers drive slower, stay in their lane better, give more distance between cars, have fewer fatalities, etc., because they are safer drivers, or because the threat of any interaction with police will result in arrest and a drug record rather than just a ticket or a warning?
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Written by Nigel Small, Senior Engineer at Neo Technology Py2neo 2.0, Unleashed! It's been over three years since I first began work on py2neo. If memory serves, the first version was written for Neo4j 1.3 and consisted of barely more than a few lines of hastily-thrown-together Python code. Neo4j has obviously evolved considerably since then and now boasts labels, a schemaand Cypher... Read more →
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Originally Posted on the KeyLines Blog A few weeks ago, we had the opportunity to speak about KeyLines and graph visualization at GraphConnect SF 2014. The 700+ graphistas in attendance needed no convincing about the power of graphs. The "Graphs are everywhere" maxim has long settled into the collective conscious of theNeo4j community, sparking a whole ecosystem of startups, services... Read more →
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