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Shark sleighs, singing and fezzes. It's hard to believe Christmas was a month ago already, but today you can relive the 2010 Doctor Who festive special, A Christmas Carol, all over again on DVD and Blu-ray.
Unlike some standalone Doctor Who releases, you actually get a couple of decent extras thrown in, including the Doctor Who Confidential 2010 Christmas Special and Doctor Who at the Proms 2010.
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Risk level: High
A cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in all ownCloud versions prior to 5.0.5 including the 4.5.x branch allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary javascript when a user opens a special crafted URL.
This vulnerability exists in the bundled 3rdparty plugin "MediaElement.js", "MediaElement.js" released version 2.11.2 which addresses the problem.
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- ownCloud Server < 5.0.5 (CVE-2013-1967)
- ownCloud Server < 4.5.10 (CVE-2013-1967)
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NORTH FORT MYERS, Fla. -- A North Fort Myers couple has conquered $80,000 in debt. How'd they do it? By turning it all over to someone else. Joseph and Erna Sullivan said its no secret they were trying to keep their heads above water after they realized they had racked up so much debt. Between credit cards and medical bills, they knew something had to be done and bankruptcy wasn't an option.
"Don't spend what you don't have," said Joseph.
It's a lesson the Sullivan family said they learned the hard way.
"I said my god do you realize how far you're in? I said no. I knew we were there but I didn't know it was that far. That kind of shook me up a little bit," said Joseph.
They began realizing things were bad when debt took over five years ago and they had reached a debt of $79,873.33
Nearly $80,000 in medical and credit card bills followed by trips to Denmark to visit Erna's elderly mother racked up the bills. They both retired and recently moved to Florida, when Erna broke her wrists and was out of work for some time. That's when they knew their options were simple.
"We said we were going to work it out and thats it. We never believed in bankruptcy," said Erna.
Bankruptcy attorney Carmen Dellutri said everyone is different but filing for bankruptcy should be a last resort if possible.
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Defaulting on credit cards can leave you paying interest rates of excess to 30 percent. It's why you can make a game plan.
"Put aside the fear. Go out and obtain the knowledge you need to make an informed decision," said Dellutri.
In order to tackle their money matters, the Sullivans got together with a debt counseling service
"Give em all your cards. Give us everything and then we'll work it out as see if we can avoid bankruptcy which we did," said Joseph.
They worked with the service for five years, chipping away, at every penny until they became debt free.
"Just to know that all that is gone. We never thought we could pay all that off," said Erna.
"Anyone who is in that kind of debt, forget your credit cards. Try to dump them if you can or at least just get it down to one," said Joseph.
The couple said they've learned quite a bit from all this. So much so, they've chosen to wait to visit family in Denmark this year because they don't have the money to do so.


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Portal has been an excellent school for my son. He is in 2nd grade and has enjoyed the teachers and classmates at Portal. I have also been involved with the PTO at the school helping with fundraisers. I think there is a great core group of parents that really want to make Portal an excellent school by raising money for improvements. They also take great care of the teachers with lunches and dinners during Teacher Appreciation and conferences. I am very happy in this school and school district.
i love portal i was there for only 3 years now and i will be going in to 6th grade! my 3rd grade teacher was amazing, my 4th grade teacher (Mrs.Krings who is now a 5th grade teacher) was awsome and my 5th grade teacher (Mrs.Wilson) is so much fun. I can't wait for 6th! i bet Mr.Ritton, Mr.Klug , The new teacher (i cant remember his name) , and Mrs.Springer are all great teachers!
Amazing. We moved to La Vista, NE, via the military. My son entered 3rd grade and was recently assessed into the High Aptitude Learner (HAL) program. This normally takes over a year for a military child to work into a high aptitude program. Furthermore, he will be representing the school in the upcoming Math Skills Olympics at the District level. Again, no school district treats military kids better. All kids curricula are tailored according to their ability. Very pleased with Portal Elementary
This school is fine if you don't want your child to be challenged in any way academically. We pulled our child from this school and enrolled her in private school rather than continue her education here. The teachers she had had no motivation to challenge a child and set the standards at level of the lowest acheiving child in the class in order to make results look good. Any child that worked above grade level is ignored and bored. In the 2 years that she went there, my daughter never took any tests (no weekly spelling tests, math tests, end of unit assessments), or had any homework even when we the parents requested it. The new principal acts bored when in meeting with parents regarding acheivement and is of no help.As a former teacher, I would not recommend this school to any parent.
Portal is a wonder elementary school, my daughter started the school here when it first opened 7 years ago. My son is coming to the school this fall, I am lucky to have wonderful teachers teach my kids. The school started with not many kids but I think it got a little over loaded. I hope the school notice it and do something about it too.
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Do you remember the BEST EASTER CANDY EGGS EVER? [moved from Manhattan board]
When I was a kid in NY (upstate) during the '70's, one of my aunts would give each child who visited her home during Easter one of the BEST things I've ever eaten:
Life-sized candy eggs that were packaged in a real egg carton. They had a hard, thin, opaque matte white sugar shell and a thick layer of dark chocolate inside, which in turn was lined with a thin edible wafer, though the egg itself was hollow. I don't remember if there were prizes inside, but I think there were.
These were NOT the Kinder eggs from Germany, which are simply hollow dark chocolate covered in white chocolate, wrapped in foil.
These eggs were a little tricky to break open. They were sweet but not overwhelming, and they were satisfyingly crunchy and really fun to receive and eat.
My online investigations led to several dead ends. These may have been made by or imported by Perugina, and circulated in Manhattan during the seventies. For some reason I thought they were from Germany. I don't know if my aunt had them delivered from NYC or from Europe, but I haven't seen these since 1979.
If you remember them or know where to find them, holla back!
They were Perugina. Came in an wood egg carton. Were hard white candy outside with a thin layer of dark chocolate inside. The empty space in the egg contained a small prize inside. My mother used to get them for us at Easter. Probably stopped being imported at some point. But it also may be that Perugina stopped making eggs in this form entirely.
But if you find them, I'd love to hear where you located them.
They were the best.
re: boccalupo
They may have disappeared when U.S. law started forbidding the sale of foods with non-edible objects contained inside (choking hazard). This applies to Kindereggs too, although I've found they tend to slip through and appear sometimes in various ethnic grocery stores. The prizes in Kindereggs are fun, but the chocolate is nothing special -- the Perugina sound good!
re: khoffdenver
That makes sense. However, after having a baby, I'll tell you that EVERYTHING except the kitchen sink is a choking hazard. Here are some that can't be eradicated: coins, pills, vitamins, and most candy. I would think that only items specifically designated for those under 3 would need to be hazard-free. Everything else just needs that label. And here's the funny thing: you show me an infant or toddler who could have opened up one of those candy eggs without a hammer and I doubt that choking hazards would be that mom's concern. ;)
re: khoffdenver
The thought had occured to me as well. Although the eggs would be great even without the surprise inside. It is the candy coating that made them special.
re: boccalupo
it sounds like they did away with the candy coating, but Perugina makes large hollow chocolate Easter eggs with miniature chocolate eggs inside. i know it's not the same thing, but...
re: goodhealthgourmet
Thanks! I'm so disappointed in Cadbury/Hershey for using PGPR in their Easter mini eggs - those pastel-colored ones. I refuse to buy them and now I have a real jones for the combo of chocolate and a substantial sugar shell. M&Ms and Smarties and all that just don't cut it. Oh well.
re: wietog
check at Fairway, Myers of Keswick, or Tea & Sympathy- they have mini eggs not made in the US, so you may find the ingredients vary slightly and not get PGPR
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So, I found a "poor-man's" substitute in the kiddie section: Jelly Belly's prehistoric eggs! These are odd-shaped and smaller than a hen's egg, speckled and solid, with a surprise jelly "dinasour" candy inside. Mine had orange and was fun. However, it's not a great quality dark chocolate, and the shell leaves much to be desired. Kids would love these at Easter, though, I'll bet. I'm surprised Jelly Belly hasn't thought of packaging/promoting them as such.
Chelsea Market Baskets is selling Knipschildt Chocolate Eggs, which are in an egg carton. Not the same thing.. but a fancier alternative!
I was just googling these same eggs as Easter is coming. I saw them this summer at a candy store in Lucca in Italy. They now come in other pastel colors besides the white, but it's the egg from the 70's. Unfortunately, this summer, it was just display and the woman wouldn't sell me a stale one. I'm going to keep looking in the US in case anyone sees this post.
Yes, I remember these eggs. They are still my favorite. My neighbors introduced them to me when I was about 10 years old and that has been at least 55 years ago. I wish I could find them myself. I know that Sam's club carried them about 15 years ago. They came in 1/2 cartons. [6 eggs]. They did not sell well and they had many carton's left after Easter. I found this blog because I was again looking for them.
I remember those eggs. They were made in Italy and sold locally in Brooklyn at the A&S department store in the 60's.
Since they were relatively expensive my bargain hunter mom would got to A&S the day after Easter and get them at half price. They were amazing!!
I have not seen anything like them since.
See's Candy has hollow chocolate eggs with a white chocolate bunny inside. Their chocolate isn't too bad.
Beacon Easter "Hen's Eggs" may be the closest version found so far.
UK, South Africa or Australia/NZ-made.
PS: Please be aware that almost ALL US-made chocolate (e.g., Hershey's and US Cadbury's) includes PGPR - also known as Polyglycerol polyricinoleate, which is a cheap, awful, emulsified ingredient that's being used to replace real cocoa butter.
This is NOT something the public is aware of, and is a SCAM. DO NOT buy products made with this ingredient, as it is a clear indicator of the worst version of what some companies have the gall to call chocolate.
There should be more uproar when major changes like that are made - I believe this started in 2009 or 2010 and is only getting worse. I'm sure the companies will try to change the name and put a PR spin on it, but of course, they NEVER make changes like that known publicly until they are outed.
Try to buy more Canadian or European-made confections, or at least look for local, higher end products. Theo Chocolates in Seattle offers chocolates as the first roaster of fair‑trade cocoa beans. I am not in any way affiliated with them, though.
Happy Spring!
We got ours at Neiman Marcus in Dallas in the early 70s and they also had them in cute ceramic chickens and ducks. We reminisce about them frequently!
I used to buy them in NYC from the Perugina store which was on Madison in the 40s or 50s. Then I bought them from one of the department stores for awhile. I believe Perugina was bought by Baci. I have not been able to find them for many years. They were the best!!!!! If you find them please let me know. Betsy


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As neighborhood schools, Renaissance charters face a test: Can they serve every student?
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Jessica Boyle waited patiently to ask her question. For over an hour, representatives from Mastery Charter Schools and Johns Hopkins University had been explaining how they would turn around West Philadelphia High as a Renaissance School. From the front of West's cavernous auditorium, they shared plans, answered questions, and promised improvements.
Then the third-year history teacher at West stepped to the microphone. "I've met a lot of students who've been expelled from Mastery and other charter schools," Boyle said. "A lot of times it's very good kids who've been expelled for things that would not lead to expulsion by the District code of conduct. So my question is, how many students do you expel each year?"
"I'm not sure that I share your premise that students are being expelled from Mastery, and that's the reason for our success," replied Mastery CEO Scott Gordon.
According to its annual reports to the Pennsylvania Department of Education, last year, out of about 1,700 students at four Philadelphia schools, Mastery expelled thirteen.
But then, Gordon acknowledged another side to the story. "Do some students decide that they're tired of coming? Yes," he said. "A very small number of students."
It's the fate of that "small number" that worries Boyle. Every year, every charter school in the city loses some students. In many cases, the schools report that students leave because they or their families cannot or will not adhere to the charter's rules in areas like attendance, discipline, and parental involvement.
At a typical charter, such students always have the option of transferring to a neighborhood school like West. So what happens when a neighborhood school and a charter school are one and the same?
"You'll have the right to come to [your neighborhood] school, regardless of who's running it," said Benjamin Rayer, head of the District's charter office.
He added that Renaissance contracts will require the charter operators who take over the District schools to show they are serving the neighborhood by increasing the enrollment from their catchment areas.
These schools will have some latitude to use detentions and suspensions to enforce in-house rules like hallway etiquette, he said. But any expulsions would be governed by the District's student code of conduct, which limits expulsion to serious violations like bringing a weapon to school.
Attorney David Lapp of the Education Law Center said that Boyle's concerns are not unfounded, because the line between where a charter school's authority ends and a school district's begins is not always clear. Right now he's appealing a case in state court contending that a 2nd grader was inappropriately expelled for not meeting a charter's attendance requirements – not an expellable offense.
The District's pronouncements so far have left him "hopeful" about the rights of Renaissance charter students, Lapp said.
Gordon agreed that these obligations mean Renaissance schools represent the "ultimate challenge" for charters. "We're going to keep all the kids," he said, "and the goal is for everyone to be successful."
But while some worry that Renaissance charters will move problematic students elsewhere, others worry about the opposite problem: that the Renaissance charters won't have leverage to maintain discipline.
Walter Palmer, founder of the Walter D. Palmer Leadership Learning Partners Charter School in Northern Liberties, said it's unrealistic to expect every child in a given neighborhood to thrive in a demanding charter school. "When there are children you cannot help, you have to be honest," he said. "[Some] are so disruptive you almost have a responsibility to move them on. You cannot allow them to disrupt."
But instead of following a formal expulsion process, Palmer said charters often encourage parents to "voluntarily" withdraw their child. That happened about a half dozen times at his 180-student school last year, Palmer said. "How many people did we encourage to take their child out so they wouldn't have a bad [disciplinary] record? And how many parents decided to take their child out on their own, so they wouldn't have a bad record?" Palmer asked. "We've done all of the above."
Candy Lerner, now on staff with the American Federation of Teachers in Harrisburg, spent three years as an administrator at the Philadelphia Academy Charter School in Northeast Philadelphia, where the same thing would happen a few times a year. "Some students couldn't honor the behavior contracts," she said. "So you say, 'You have a choice – we can either go through the process and send back a disciplinary record, or you can go back to your neighborhood school.'"
Lawrence Jones, head of the Richard Allen Preparatory Academy in Southwest Philadelphia, said he's asked two students to leave so far this year. It's bad for them, said Jones, but good for the climate of the school. "Unfortunately, sometimes it does have to happen," Jones said.
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- foodie2676 May 5, 2007 10:02 AM
I'm bored with all the choices offered in Hollywood. We don't do sceney sceney places...Social or Rock Bar or Geisha House...Like them for the right occasion but we prefer high end foodie driven places...Been more times than I can count to Hungry Cat, Lou, Cafe Stella, Dustys, Ita-Cho, Mozza, Ammo, Vinoteca, Cafe Des Artistes, The Bowery, Sushi Ike, AOC, Pastis, Cynthias, Celadon (blech!), Chameau, Campanile and the rest of La Brea's pantheons to cuisine, Edendell Cafe, Malo, Cobras and Matadors, blah blah blah blah . Not into things like Budda's Belly (there's just something off...too expensive for what it is). Sona you can't just drop in for a meal. Lucques bar menu is fab...but you have to wait til 10:00. Still haven't made it to Hatfields...but saving for a special occasion...I just want more ideas for solid, hole in the wall to slightly upscape places that we haven't been to aaaaaa thhhouuuuussannndddd tiiiiiimmmeesssss, that aren't on Abbot Kinney, and we can add to our rotation. Help.
re: tony michaels
Well, if I ate out as often as you seem to, I guess I'd be jaded too. Um, Canele?
Maybe it's time to get more into Thai, or Ethiopian...
re: Chowpatty
Also, have you been to Bin 8945? What about Beverly Hills? Mako, Nic's?
Ditto the Thai, or other stuff that's not your typical high cuisine. I'd try to get my brain out of "high end foodie" and try to focus more on ethnic places to inject some variety into eating out.
Places we've been recently that I'd recommend: India's Grill in the mini mall where San Vicente and La Cienega intersect, the Chan Dara on Cahuenga and Sunset, Joan's on 3rd for a quick sandwich, Farmer's Market on 3rd & Fairfax for a variety of things.
You need a change. You need a drink. You need downtown. Wait til about 8. Get to 7 Grand downtown and order some Bernheim Wheat Whiskey with 1-3 rocks. Sip slowly. Next, head over to Little Tokyo/Arts District. Go to Sushi Gen and sit at the bar and eat omakase. Or, go to R-23 and do the same. If at R-23, be sure to get some of the seared salmon sushi. After, you might check to see if anything's doing at the Orpheum Theatre or at the Mayan--if that's not too sceney.
re: mc michael
"7 Grand"? Is that the name of the place? please tell more, thanks.
re: slacker
OK, Seven Grand. Just a really nice whiskey bar with lots of hard to get bourbons and scotches and whiskeys. As an example, you can get Bernheim Wheat Whiskey there. Of course, they've got all other sorts of drinks as well. No food other than nuts or chips. Not much happening before 7:30. You can usually find free street parking. Same guys who did Golden Gopher, Broadway Bar, etc. But I like this better. http://www.sevengrand.la/ It's hip but civilized.
Some all over the place, and if they are already on your "burnt list," I apologize par avance... Angeli Cafe, Mirabelle, 25 Degrees, Lucky Devils, Dakota, Genghis Cohen, Grub, Magnolia, Messob/Rahel/Meals by Genet, Asia de Cuba, MILK, Opus, Ortolan, Simon LA, Traktir, Vivoli Cafe, Bienvenuto Cafe, Carlitos Gardel, Griddle Cafe for B/L
I'm a bit in the same boat, having tried every single "name" restaurant on 3rd, Beverly and Melrose, and what saved my love for good chow is now I'm going to more "dive" restaurants instead, and having fun going there. I recommend Thai Town, Little Ethiopia and maybe even Little Tokyo to start rekindling the thrill.
italian: angelini
sushi: azami
hot dogs: pink's, carney's, skooby's
pizza: vito's
thai: yai, sapp, palms
not far away is studio city sushi row: tama, nozawa, sasabune, asanebo
have you been to anything on sawtelle?? i drove over there a few weeks ago in search of a special citrus juice for tuna... i was there about 6:30ish - that street was off the hook! i was pretty shocked to see how happening that area has become. growing up in west la - ive certainly seen that area go from nothing to what it is now. check it out
When I used to live in Hollywood, one of my standbys was Marco's Trattoria in the little mini-mall at Santa Monica & Fairfax. Sweet service, great Italian food, and not expensive. Very good bruschetta served with the bread basket. I somehow always managed to find a parking spot in that little lot, and I never had to wait for a table. It's not "high end foodie" but it's a reliable place for a good basic meal.
If I was eating during off hours (before 8pm) I also really liked El Compadre & Bossa Nova.
I also second the 25 Degrees recommendation. I went there for dinner once on a Friday at 8pm and there was hardly anyone in there.
Yikes. The places you're sick of seem to be a long list of great restaurants. Maybe post what you feel these places are lacking/what you're seeking? The Budda of Budda's Belly wants to know...
I echo the Downtown advice, esp. for upscale - I'd wait til traffic dies down and explore parts of the city that aren't bounded by 3rd and Hollywood, like going south and east. Oaxacan and Central Am. joints abound along the Pico corridor east of La Brea, all pretty low-brow to no-brow. You could spend a year in Koreatown alone satisfying a variety of budgets and sceney/non-sceney extremes - just head east to (are you sitting down?) Western and turn right. You will not be jaded there, I guarantee. There's amazing Chinese off the 10 or 60 Fwy. just east of downtown (a quick drive after 8pm or so), and a little non-chain restaurant row along Main St. in Alhambra. Agree re: Thai Town also. But note that you're used to some relatively upscale places. The "rest" of L.A. doesn't eat like you're used to.
Oh yeah - totally agree re: Budda's Belly - can't quite say what it is. Maybe the "jack-of-all-trades-master-of-none" aspect to the menu? Or, maybe it's too close to what I could easily cook at home??
re: cant talk...eating
Whenever I walk or drive down Beverly, I note all the great places to eat between Highland and La Cienega: Grace, Jar, Hirozen, Pan E Vino, etc etc. Yet they're always busy. Buddha's Belly is one of the few where it seems empty. As I tell guests visiting this part of town: if a restaurant isn't packed, don't go.
Three that are in your area and not so sceney that I think are pretty great are:
Cayenne (on beverly, a block west of la brea), great Morrocan food
Pace (on Laurel Canyon), excellent pizza and salads
The Courtyard (on Santa Monica, a block west of La Cienega) Spanish tapas, never as full as Cobras y Matadors, not nearly a scene, but has a nice patio and the food is simple and solid.
I'd suggest Michaelangelo's on Silverlake blvd (near Spaceland) - fairly small family-owned Italian with outdoor seating, good food, nice atmosphere.
There's Cliff's Edge and Blair's but judging from your list you've likely frequented these spots as well...
I'm not crazy about Gingergrass - I've never been satisfied with my meals and have had really spotty service. Plus the wait never seems worth it.
Chi Dynasty on Hillhurst has funny old-fashioned atmosphere but good Chinese food.
If you want Thai but don't want to dive in to the super 'authentic' places, there is Rambutan on Sunset (at Silverlake Blvd) - fun drinks, nice atmosphere if a little loud - great brown rice - or Simply Thai on Hillhurst - fresh menu - I love their drunken noodles or Tom Yum with shrimp. I've also heard Yai Thai is good but have yet to make it there. Palms on Hollywood is a Thai standby but I don't like the atmosphere at the new location - so loud and neon!
I'm also a fan of Alegria on Sunset - it gets mixed reviews on this board.
Indian - I like Flavor of India on Santa Monica & Doheny.
I second Canele, Ethiopian, downtown (little Tokyo, Ciudad has a nice patio), 25 degrees for something casual and great beer, still can't wait to try Opus myself.
La Buca on Melrose or Cube on LaBrea for Italian - the former is probably better for pastas, and I love La Buca's pizzas - Cube has some interesting Ravioli and a large selection of cheeses...
There's that stretch of Franklin by Mayfair market as well - I can't stand Birds but La Poubelle has done me right for Moules Frites and drinks, and I have friends who like the Prizzi's Pizza next door. I've had bad service but decent pizza the two times I've been there. All the restaurants on this strip have outdoor seating and interesting people watching.
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Cube is a great rec! :)


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- Solaire on Scottsdale 2100 N. Scottsdale Road Tempe, AZ 85281 Phone Number: (855) 267-0988
- San Marbeya 1720 E Broadway Rd Tempe, AZ 85281 Phone Number: (855) 631-3104
- Desert Palm Village 1215 E. Vista Del Cerro Dr Tempe, AZ 85281 Phone Number: (480) 800-4721
- The Palms On Scottsdale 1535 N Scottsdale Rd Tempe, AZ 85281 Phone Number: (855) 631-2449
- Ten Wine Lofts 7126 E Osborn Rd Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Phone Number: (505) 431-6513
- Rancho Murietta 1717 S. Dorsey Lane Tempe, AZ 85281 Phone Number: (480) 845-0781
- Cibola Apartments 7333 E Chaparral Rd Scottsdale, AZ 85250 Phone Number: (520) 224-3604
- Loloma Vista Apartments 6929 E 2nd St Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Phone Number: (877) 421-7938
- Regency 1100 E. Lemon Street Tempe, AZ 85281 Phone Number: (480) 696-6652
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Open 24 hours daily, the local Albertson's is situated on North Scottsdale Road, just a half-mile outside of Scottsdale South. This clean supermarket boasts well-stocked shelves and great prices on fresh produce, organic groceries, wine, and deli goods. Several specialized markets are also within a one-mile radius of Scottsdale South including Penzey's Spices, The House of Rice Store, D's Market, and the Fresh and Easy Neighborhood Market. Defalco's Italian Grocery Store, also on North Scottsdale Road, is a local Scottsdale gem offering traditional Italian groceries as well as deli sandwiches, pastries, and delicious pre-prepared pasta dishes.


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I paid 27k for my 2012 RB fully loaded with all options in August 2013. 9,917 miles on the clock. :thumbup:
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I paid 27K for my 2012 last month. Fully loaded sunroof navi 9,917 miles :D
Wish this was closer I would come out. Maybe ill make it out one day :beer:
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Sweet. Im in Redondo beach (L.A.) area. Picked up the R in Long Beach on Saturday. I love it so far. No not yet. Dont think that will last very long though.. haha I had a mk4 1.8t gti with just about...
Nice. Where at in So Cal are you from? I justed picked up a .:R on Saturday! Love it so far.
Price is 10K OBO.
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Langley Cabin Rental Photos and Description
2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 1.5 Baths, (Sleeps 4-6)
This lodge with a wonderful water view is located in the lovely Grand Lake Towne community.
We offer a fishing or speed boat slip, swimming dock and a boat ramp to get you playing in the water. We have miles of paved road to make walking or jogging a pleasure. While on that walk be sure and keep your eyes open for deer, fox, wild turkey and albino squirrels.
Many a fishing tournament has been won in Ketchum Cove where this cabin is located. Bring your own boat as we have a private boat ramp and parking. Boat slip will hold standard bass boat or speed boat up to around 21 feet. No boat? No problem.... There's tons of shoreline and docs to fish from. The partially covered swim dock has a large shaded area and plenty of sun deck.
The location is one of the great features. Many times you have to be in the boonies to feel like you are on a get away vacation. This has it all. You are truly removed from the city but the city is so easily accessible if desired. Many restaurants and a grocery store are minutes away.
We had fun with the remodeling of the cabin. We updated and remodeled the bathrooms for everyone's pleasure. Wait until you see the kitchen with the original knotty pine cabinets and the 1960's counter tops. Very retro.
Keywords: fishing lodge,romantic getaway,girls night out,dog allowed,boat ramp,fisherman's dream,honeymoon,cabin,cottage,bungalow,
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- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets considered
About Dave
The best times of our life have been here in Grand Lake Towne enjoying this beautiful lake and watching our children play, swim and fish. Great fishing and beautiful scenery keep us coming here every chance we get. Come share our fun.
Dave purchased this cabin in 2011
Why Dave chose Langley
The cabin is one side of a duplex. We have lived here over 15 years and when our neighbors said they were moving we bought their unit too. That assures you that the property is maintained and properly operated. We are experienced landlords. Because of the design and layout of the duplex most people don't even realize it is one. You will have your privacy.
What makes this cabin unique
Bald eagles nest nearby. Fishing is great. Safe walking. Peaceful friendly neighborhood. People come from all over the world to experience Grand Lake. Original charm of the 60s has been retained along with a touch of cowboy and old time charm as well as a hint of hunting and fishing lodge makes this a timeless vacation rental that takes you back to simpler times. Your blood pressure will drop as soon as you drive up.
Guestbook comments from the owner
We had such a great week here at Grand Lake. Thank you for sharing this little piece of paradise :)


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Kuro To Shiro Lyrics - Cocaine 80s
Which way is up
On a sphere
Moving fast
I can feel
That's why I'm ill ill ill ill ill ill ill…
White or black
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L's in the air
But are you really sure of all your facts?
The ancient artifacts
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What if this whole world is just a crash
Course in gettin back
To where the colors match?
It's so…
Kuro… to… shiro…
The up and down
Could fuck around
And get your strong
I got a pound
Let's work it out
Cloud in the air
Day is night
Night is day
They don't know what
The fuck they talkin bout
Or what they're tryna say
They saying you should be afraid
But are you really sure of all your facts?
The ancient artifacts
The truth in white & black
What if this whole world is just a crash
Course in gettin back
To where the colors match?
It's so…
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Here's the picture, developed in a dark room
They say the world is soon to be a monsoon
And my mom's room, the picture's all black and white
Family members I might see in the afterlife
They say rob, you tryina live that pastor's life
Spreadin the good word, makin sure the cash is right
Nah, my life is more Cassius like, sacrifice on parliament flash lights
Neon lights, it's more than a black thing and beyond white
I say the things that the eon's might,
If they could, like even if you having a day then that's good
I stand for the misunderstood and those that been through the mud
The dirt, the sweat, under the rug
The niggas that's been in love and ain't afraid to admit it
The one who ain't with them other but, they committed to the children
They came from the bricks and still buildings
They ain't have a mill, now I'm getting millions
Now, the willing, the able, the still stealing cable
Looking at life, they could see us interracial
Cause everything we see ain't black and white
More like God in the beginning, there was light.
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Crystallizing who our enemy is — and the policies we need to prevail.
The Threat We Face
Jamie Glazov is Frontpage Magazine's editor. He holds a Ph.D. in History with a specialty in Russian, U.S. and Canadian foreign policy. He is the author of the critically acclaimed and best-selling, United in Hate: The Left's Romance with Tyranny and Terror. His new book is High Noon For America. He is the host of Frontpage's television show, The Glazov Gang, and he can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit his site at JamieGlazov.com.
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World Council of Churches: The KGB Connection
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Terror in Moscow
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Opelousas Police Chief Perry Gallow presented a Police Hall of Fame Medal and Honor Package to the children of the late Officer Peggy Sylvester.
Amber, Richard, and Richelle was presented by Gallow on behalf of the American Police Hall of Fame, which is a program of The American Federation of Police & Concerned Citizens (AFP&CC).
Asst Warden Peggy Sylvester's name, rank, departmental affiliation, city and state will be etched into the marble walls of the Hall of Fame's memorial along with the more than eight thousand other officers who have fallen in the line of duty since the organization's inception in 1960.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA– Did you know that the solutions to global issues such as hunger, poverty, energy, and education are being formed right here at Chestnut Hill College in Philadelphia?
Over the last five years, students and young professionals from five continents and 35 countries have come to the Design Science Lab, hosted at Chestnut Hill since 2008, where they have been briefed from representatives from the United Nations Development Program and Environmental Program, UNESCO, UNICEF, WHO and other world agencies. As a result of these meetings, comprehensive strategies are developed for solving some of the world's most critical problems such as poverty, hunger, education, and sustainability. Participating students then have the opportunity to present their solutions to the United Nations. In the laboratory, participants focus on career skills such as strategic design and planning methodologies as well as leadership, problem solving and the design revolution concepts. The results from these labs were recently published into the book, "Designing a World That Works for All: How the Youth of the World are Creating Real-World Solutions for the UN Millennium Goals" by Medard Gabel (2010). This book outlines the results from the labs from the past five years, and includes photos and information. The book is divided into sections that outline the issue and the solutions that the laboratory created. Sections include: Food and Water for All, Clean Energy for All, Education for All for Life, Global Health for All, and Fair Economic Systems and Sustainable Life for All. "Designing a World That Works for All" is important because it documents just how successful we can be— that we can meet the basic human needs of everyone in the world —and regenerate the environment at the same time," says Medard Gabel. "It also shows that we can afford to do what is right, and it demonstrates that feeding, sheltering, educating, and providing health care to everyone in the world— not just those of us lucky enough to be born in the richer areas— is the most cost-effective and productive thing we can do for increasing our own wealth and standard of living." Medard states, "The fact that the book was largely the result of young people coming together from all over the world and developing the ideas and strategies for change is phenomenal. The fact that Chestnut Hill College hosts the lab is testimony to their vision and commitment to making the world work for everyone— as well as their commitment to providing their students opportunities that go beyond those of other colleges." The book is available for download and purchase at http://designsciencelab.com/book/ . For more information about the Design Science Lab Book or about the Global Solutions Lab, please contact Medard Gabel at email@example.com
One of Chestnut Hill College's favorite traditions in Carol Night, returns for its 38th year on December 5th at 7:30 PM. Carol Night features performances by many of CHC's instrumental ensembles as well as the Hill Singers. The event is free and open to public. There will be a reception following in the East Parlor.
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Sunday, Dec. 14, at 10:30 a.m. at the Redmond Room, East Parlor and Rotunda, St. Joseph Hall. It will have a breakfast buffet, children's activities and Christmas carols.


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Prestonville City Commission got an update on its Christmas project during the regular Nov. 16 meeting.
Commissioner Linda Clark said she has counted 32 children so far within the city limits.
Last Christmas, the board gave boxes, and gift cards, to 26 Prestonville children and their families. Any family with children in their home in the Prestonville city limits will be given a Christmas box this year, and gift for each child under 18.
FRANKFORT, Ky. — After fighting crowds of early Christmas shoppers on Black Friday, and before charging up your credit cards on Cyber Monday, Agriculture Commissioner James Comer asks that you don't forget to buy local on the fifth annual Small Business Saturday on Nov. 29.
Commissioner Comer says an easy way to ensure you are buying local is to look for Kentucky Proud products.
Thursday, Nov. 27
Thanksgiving Day
Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., Carrollton Christian Church.
Friday, Nov. 28
AA Big Book study group meets every Friday at 2 p.m. at Carrollton Christian Church, 310 Fifth St.
Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 8 p.m. every Friday at the Warsaw First Christian Church, 207 W. High St., Warsaw.
Saturday, Nov. 29
Trimble hymn sing set for Bedford church
Trimble County Hymn Sing will be held 7 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 4, at the Bedford United Methodist Church in Bedford.
Conducting meetings in the open and allowing the public to view how their government works is at the heart of what makes our government work effectively.
That hasn't been the case as three members of Carrollton City Council volunteered at the mayor's request to work on revising the Enterprise Incentive Program.
While the Fourth of July is understandably the most American holiday, Thanksgiving can at least lay claim to being the first.
Its origin, as even our youngest students can tell us, began long before our independence, and we're now just six years away from the 400th anniversary of when the Pilgrims and Native Americans held a three-day feast.
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MARSHALL COUNTY, Ind. - A Marshall County man has learned his punishment for making meth.
Shane Graham, 23, was sentenced Thursday to 10 years in prison for making the drug.
In court, Graham said he got pseudoephedrine-based products to cook meth with his mother, Marie Graham, and several others.
Police found the Grahams after receiving a tip that Marie was making meth in the bedroom of her home on Fourth Street in Plymouth.
Marie was sentenced to 10 years last week.