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Photograph courtesy Robert Fisher, USGS
Published April 23, 2012
The latest buzz in the reptile world is a new "bumblebee" gecko species discovered in Papua New Guinea.
Dubbed Nactus kunan—kunan meaning "bumblebee" in the local Nali language—the black-and-gold striped animal belongs to a genus of slender-toed geckos, a new study says.
That means "these guys don't have the padded, wall-climbing toes like the common house gecko or the day gecko in the car-insurance commercials," study co-author Robert Fisher, a biologist at the U.S. Geological Survey Western Ecological Research Center in San Diego, said in a statement.
In 2010 Fisher was searching for invasive brown tree snakes on Manus Island (map) when locals brought him two specimens of the odd-colored animal, which appears to live nowhere else.
It's unknown how many of the roughly 5-inch-long (13-centimeter-long) geckos exist, or if the species is threatened, according to the study.
New Gecko Has Rare Coloration
The evolutionary impetus for the bumblebee gecko's colors is unknown, though the banded pattern likely helps the lizard hide on the rain forest floor.
Only one other species in the Nactus genus sports colors other than dull brown: Nactus galgajuga, a "striking" black-and-white striped species that lives in northern Queensland, Australia, said study co-author George Zug of the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C.
In fact, genetic research revealed that N. galgajuga's closest relative is the bumblebee gecko, said Zug, whose study was published April 4 in the journal Zootaxa.
Zug and colleagues expect that more new gecko species will be discovered on Manus Island, which few scientists have explored.
La Sierra University herpetologist L. Lee Grismer, who wasn't involved in the study, said via email, "What's really amazing is that the [locals] knew ... all the time being that the specimens were found in their houses.
"It just goes to show that we cannot stop looking anywhere and everywhere."
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Cleanweb Hackathon Houston was a resounding success, with 7 functional software applications built and demonstrated over the course of the weekend! We were very excited to engage the local community, with extensive data provided by both Houston METRO and the Shell Center for Sustainability, and significant progress by several of our teams in exploring the application of this data. In addition to transit and community data issues, the teams hacked on challenges in energy, waste, and air quality. The creativity and passion of our hackers was energizing for all of us!
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Commuter CO2 Contributions — a visualization tool that enables commuters to contextualize their CO2 emissions
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Hot Springs Cabin Rental Photos and Description
Cabin, 1 Bedroom + Convertible bed(s), 1 Bath, (Sleeps 2-6)
The Poplar Cabin at Broadwing Farm Cabins is our largest cabin The loft is divided into a private bedroom with queen size bed and a TV room with DVD and Satellite. There are two additional double futons, one in the TV room & the other in the downstairs living area for total sleeping of six. There is a full kitchen, bathroom with shower, and AC/propane log fireplace. The Poplar Cabin is our only cabin with WiFi. Linens and towels are provided. As with all our cabins, there is a private hot tub with naturally warm mineral water. The hot tub at the Poplar Cabin is situated on a private patio, with a starry sky above. There is a spacious deck on the front for watching sunsets and relaxing to the songs from the pond. The high ceiling and natural light together with the poplar paneling and pine floor give an airy, warm atmosphere.
Hot Springs, NC is located 35 miles NW of Asheville, NC and 70 miles E of Knoxville, TN. Broadwing Farm is less than one mile from downtown Hot Springs, high on a plateau with one of the most breathtaking views of the French Broad River Valley. The Poplar Cabin is one of three cabins on our 85 acre organic farm that our family has been tending since 1992. The naturally warm water at Broadwing Farm is drawn from a well deep below the valley and comes up at 85 degrees. We fill your private hot tub with only fresh warm water, setting the temperature control to 100 degrees. You may adjust the temperature to your liking upon arrival. The hot tub is outside. The tub and cabin are completely private and surrounded only by pine trees for a relaxing soak and stay under the stars.
We grow a variety of crops with our main market crops of heirloom tomatoes, blackberries plus a bountiful kitchen garden available for purchase by our cabin guests in season. Our guests are also welcome to enjoy fishing in our scenic farm pond which is stocked with catfish and blue gill.
Hot Springs is a beautiful rural community offering a wonderful opportunity for guests to experience the French Broad River, the Appalachian Trail (both of which run straight through town), gorgeous mountain views, and the all the atmosphere and history of a small mountain town.
Keywords: Poplar Cabin, Hot Tub, Mineral Water, private, Asheville, Smokey Mountains, Cabins, Hot Springs
- Suitability:
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- alternative lifestyle
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
About Pete or Mary Dixon
We've been living and tending this beautiful and abundant land since 1992. Broadwing Farm is 85 acres with green fields, an orchard, kitchen gardens, a greenhouse for raising plants, three cabins for guest rental, the amazing mineral water, four dogs, a cat and a small flock of magnificent laying hens. New for 2013, we will be raising a small flock of turkeys.
We began our lives on Broadwing Farm as certified organic vegetable farmers, growing market garden variety vegetables, herbs, flowers and garden plants that we sold through a CSA, wholesale to stores and restaurants and to a wonderful following of devoted folks at tailgate markets in Asheville and Hot Springs.
In 2001, we began with one rental cabin, the Pine Cabin, which we offered for nightly rental along with a hot tub filled with fresh mineral water, in hopes that folks would enjoy a unique stay on a beautiful farm in the mountains of Western North Carolina.
We now have three cabins, and our farming experience is concentrated in extensive kitchen gardens that we enjoy sharing with our family, our friends, and our cabin guests. We are open for nightly rentals all year, and during the growing season we share fresh vegetables, berries, herbs and eggs with our cabin guests.
Come visit. And enjoy this incredible landscape. Whether your pleasure is a romantic getaway, girl's weekend, family vacation, or to simply find a space to surround yourself with green fields and the calming sounds of the forest.
Pete or Mary Dixon purchased this cabin in 1992
Why Pete or Mary Dixon chose Hot Springs
Broadwing Farm was established in 1990 by the Dixon family (that's us) as a place to make our living, be together and live close to the land. 20 plus years later there are 3 generations of Dixons living here together on this beautiful farm. Someday there may be 4. Our crops vary from year to year. Now our main focus is on a large family garden, a young but growing blueberry and cherry orchard and a wonderful flock of chickens. We are happy to be able to share the vegetables, berries and fruit from our farm with our cabin guests as well as the delicious farm fresh eggs from our chickens. Broadwing Farm is situated on 85 acres on a plateau overlooking the scenic town of Hot Springs, NC, with miles of Pisgah National forest out the back door of the cabins and breathtaking views of the French Broad River Valley in front. This land has been farmed for generations and we feel so lucky to live here and carry on that tradition. We are lucky to have the opportunity to share this beautifu farm with our cabin guests.
What makes this cabin unique
More than 200 years ago, settlers and explorers to this area discovered what native people had known for ages: here along the banks of the ancient French Broad River there is naturally warm mineral water flowing up from the depths of the earth. In the eastern US that is a very rare thing! No doubt it is because of this, that the town of Hot Springs, NC has grown and thrived since 1800 and continuously been a destination for heath and relaxation seekers. In 1999 we discovered, by accident, in a well we had drilled for drinking water that the naturally warm waters of Hot Springs NC were flowing beneath Broadwing Farm. This naturally warm water is one of the main benefits for visitors to Broadwing Farm in Hot Springs, NC. We have situated a a hot tub outside each of our three cabins and we fill it fresh for each group of guests. Our water comes up from the well at 85 degrees. The hot tubs add the final touches of heat and are adjustable to whatever temperature is desired. From 1992 to 2007 we primarily grew vegetables for our living, and although that is no longer our primary source of income, we still actively pursue the farming way of life. We have a young but large blueberry patch, some tame delicious triple crown blackberries, apples, cherries trees, and a large and beautiful garden, all which provide a tremendous bounty thru the year. We also tend a wonderful flock of steadfast and productive hens who provide farm fresh eggs daily. It's a joy to be able to share the bounty with our guests, but what's funner still is meeting our guests in the garden or around the farm. Our visit may include sharing a sunset by the pond, visiting by an apple tree and checking the fruit for readiness or digging some potatoes for dinner. Growing food is central to our way of life. It is the feeling and flavor of fresh food and watching it grow that we love and believe in, and we hope our guests will benefit from this way of life too.
Guestbook comments from the owner
It was rainy, but we still found time for rafting with Huck Finn and climbing Lover's Leap trail. Both were fabulous experiences. Your cabin is so cozy and provides such a great place to stay.


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Photos and Description of this 1 bedroom holiday cottage in Glengarriff
This attractive wing of the owner's home is located in a small hamlet just two miles from Bantry, County Cork. Offering bright, comfortable accommodation in peaceful, rural surroundings this property is perfect for a romantic getaway. With an en-suite bedroom and an open-plan living area with fitted kitchen, dining table and wood-burning effect electric stove, this apartment also comes with a large lawned garden and patio area overlooking the surrounding countryside. In addition, there is also off road parking.
Details for holiday cottage Bantry Apartment, 1 Bedroom, Sleeps 3, 1 Bathroom
- Suitability:
- non smoking only
- not suitable for children
- pets not allowed


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When purchasing a Condominium, it is important to know what you are buying, in terms of the actual unit, the common areas, and the Condominium Association. Condo living offers convenience, amenities, property maintenance and community living. Many considerations that must be evaluated when purchasing a condominium including total costs, condo regulations and the overall community feel of the condominium property, here are some issues.
● Condominium Association fee - This is a monthly assessment that can range from a hundreds to thousands of dollars. These fees cover the maintenance of common areas such as the lobby, elevators, hallways, parking garage, roof, facade, pool, gym, landscaping, etc.
● Unit maintenance and repairs - The interior maintenance and repairs of the individual unit are at the owner's expense. This includes all kitchen and bathroom fixtures, floor covering, lighting fixtures, painting and basically anything inside the perimeter walls of the unit.
● Special Assessments - This is a charge is imposed on all owners in addition to the regular monthly assessments. The charge is allocated pro-rata according to each unit's percentage of common elements. It is generally related to unanticipated repairs or capital improvement projects, such as re-roofing, facade refurbishing, etc. In many cases, a special assessment payment arrangement may be in place with a balance still owned by the unit owner. This balance is to paid by the Seller at or before closing. However, if the Seller is unable to pay off the balance, the buyer would need to negotiate the purchase price with the seller and make a request to the association to continue with the same payment terms or make other arrangements.
● Property Taxes and Insurance - Owners are responsible for the property taxes and for insuring the contents of their unit, including kitchen and bathroom fixtures, floor coverings, furniture and personal property.
Condo Regulations
Condominium regulations will dictate rules for parking, pets, noise levels, the number of people that can live in the unit. They will also include the proper use of common areas, and specify which changes to the exterior of the unit can be made, including painting, awnings, window treatment types and anything that has the potential to change the exterior appearance of the condominium unit. It is important for Buyers to read the regulations carefully to ensure compliance.
Financial Stability of the Association
The Condo Association manages the financial stability of the condominium community. Potential condominium buyers should review the association's financial records to determine its ability to manage finances. The associations should have at appropriate amount of funds set aside for the day-to-day operation of the community. If the association is lacking funds, this may be an indication of poor maintenance and upkeep in the future. Another major concern is the overall status of the accounts receivable including the number and percentage of owners that are late on their monthly fees and the total amount of money due the association.
Condo living can offer you a terrific lifestyle, but it is important that you are buying into a good community with a financially strong and well-run condominium association.
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Yao Fuzi Cuisine
- Address:
4757 West Park Boulevard
Suite 108
Plano, TX 75093Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ChinesePrice: $30 and under
Yao Fuzi Cuisine
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.yaofuzi.com/
- Phone: (214) 473-9267
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 2:30pm, Saturday 11:30am - 2:30pm Dinner: Sunday - Thursday 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday 5:00pm - 11:00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Asian, Chinese
- Executive Chef: Alex Yao and Chris Yao
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Contact: Chris Yao 4697678613
A word from Yao Fuzi Cuisine
YaoFuzi's unique and flavorful take on standard Chinese fare, which has become such common place at other dining establishments, will have you reconsidering your opinion on Asian cuisine. Our dishes burst forth with flavor and originality unlike anywhere else because our chefs have concocted new and exciting variations on the traditional Chinese fare by fusing various preparation methods and distinctive ingredients from around the globe to create truly innovative and savory recipes. "Fuzi" which is Mandarin for "father and son," is truly a family affair and a perfect place to get together with friends and loved ones. Not only will your delicious meal have you coming back again and again, but our elegant ambience and courteous staff will have you relaxing long into the evening with family and friends as you enjoy your favorite drinks from our extensive bar selection. Come on in and visit us for lunch or dinner.Continued
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Yao Fuzi Cuisine reviews from OpenTable diners
58 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (39)fit for foodies (29)good for groups (22)special occasion (18)notable wine list (18)great for lunch (17)romantic (12)hot spot (8)vibrant bar scene (4)kid-friendly (4)Show More
- Best Chise Food in Dallas Area (plano)lovethisplaceVIPDined on 11/21/2014Food was fantastic Kris was great very willing to help, service was best I have had in a long time in Chinese Rstaurant. Please tell her we would like to ask for her againSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A refreshing Asian restaurantjeff84dallasDined on 11/15/2014This restaurant is getting the reputation as being one of the better Asian restaurants in the DFW Metroplex. My friends from Dallas drove out to Plano for a follow-up visit. The Fuzi Prawns were a hit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite Chinese RestaurantLarryMVIPDined on 11/1/2014This is our favorite Chinese Restaurant. Food is always good. The Halibut appetizer is a "must get".Special Features:
- Best Chinese FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014We found this restaurant on Trip Advisor and loved the food. We've been here twice now and everything we've tried, we loved. Food is excellent. Service is good. We will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DallasiteDallasitesDined on 10/25/2014Delicious food and consistent service. We go here monthly, sometimes twice a month.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- best chinese everwew46Dined on 10/23/2014This place was fantastic!! Service was top notch and food was the best I've had outside Asia. My wife said it was one of her favorite anniversary dinners.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AnniversaryOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/11/2014Yao Fuzi is a favorite of ours. We arrived an hour prior to our reservation and were promptly seated. The waite staff was very attentive. The food was very good. Nice ambience. Nice evening.Special Features:
- simply fantasticLukeDined on 10/4/2014Great experience. Food is top notch and wait staff wasn't rushing us for a change which is my only complaint I ever have here. Great dining experience. Had the wontons, eggrolls and crispy beef. All heavenlySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Asian Fusion fabulousFineDiningDined on 10/2/2014This is the best Asian Fusion restaurant in North Texas, if not all of Texas. Chris Yao knows, how to treat his guests, greeting all by name and circulating the dining floor to check on everyone's meal.his parents prepare and cook the most of the dishes. The lobster dishes, crispy beef and flounder are some of our favorite dishes. The soup dumplings, fried halibut and the ribs are great appetizers. Don't forget to have the Westlake soup, with just the right amount of cilantro, that gives an extra kick to the flavor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dependable foodFoodieVIPDined on 9/28/2014Our favorite Asian restaurant. Always delicious. The wonton soup needed to be hotter, but it was still very tasty. We loved our "private" table along the front windows.Special Features:
- JakeMDined on 9/20/2014Simply put some of the best Asian food I have ever had. Crispy Beef is a must order!Special Features:
- Great MealTxDanVIPDined on 9/19/2014Finding good Chinese Food in Dallas is a difficult task and I'm so grateful that we have Yao Fuzi. We've been loyal fans and grown kids who visit occasionally, ask to dine there every time they visit. Make reservations as this place draws a crowd! Tonight, we celebrated our 16th Wedding Anniversary at Yao Fuzi. Going back in 2 weeks with friends...
- RhendyDined on 9/16/2014I always enjoy the food at Yao Fuzi. This meal was the same. I had requested a 7 o'clock reservation but had to take a 7:30 reservation. I was baffled by that when I came in and found the restaurant 3/4 empty as I expected it would be on a Tues. night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 9/14/2014Food was very good!!! Didn't like how loud the bartender and the customers at the little bar area were talking... it was just too loud!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful experience and ambienceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/6/2014Enough people read how great the food is and it really is good the one thing I wanted to site is the atmosphere restaurants nowadays seem to be very bright and very loud and full of distractions. the atmosphere here took us back to a time when a darkly lit quiet h busy atmosphere was the normSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JoeMVIPDined on 9/5/2014The food is great. The entire staff is well trained and is always cheerful. The wine list covers a great selection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gourmet ChineseFoodieVIPDined on 9/4/2014Soup dumplings are a must! Excellent flavor with a little explosion of soup squirting out when you bite into it. Sesame chicken pieces and the sweet sauce over them were delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our Favorite Chinese RestaurantKdean116VIPDined on 8/29/2014The food here is always delicious, good quality and perfectly prepared. The wine list is extensive, with plenty of good choices, and the staff is very attentive even when the restaurant is busy. George is our favorite server.Special Features:
- Great Neighborhood RestaurantFlexigourmetDined on 8/9/2014Very good Asian food with friendly staff and many main course selections.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappointsVHarresVIPDined on 8/8/2014This is one of mine and hubby's favorite places to eat. It's definitely the best oriental food in Plano, and they have an excellent wine selection.Special Features:
- Excellent as usual.DelilciousVIPDined on 8/3/2014Our food and service were excellent as usual. So delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always great!bserrellDined on 8/2/2014My husband and I can depend on Fuzi to always deliver great service and delicious food! Thanks for the opportunity to praise a great restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WhatupVIPDined on 7/31/2014Food always good. Was disappointed that even after noting on the opentable.com reservation AND telling our server we were celebrating a birthday, we weren't compt'd a dessert or anything. Obviously, NOT the place for a celebration.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Not as good as usualalb14Dined on 7/29/2014I have dined at Yao Fuzi several times and have always been pleased. The food this time was not up to par. The kung pao chicken was okay but not great and the salad was horrible. Tasteless. Very disappointing.Special Features:
- Good food, good environmentMfmanDined on 7/23/2014Nice place with good food. Great for dates. Get the soup dumplingsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MimiVIPDined on 7/16/2014I brought a friend from out of town and she was very impressed. As always, the food is superb...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently a pleasant experienceTXDogLoverVIPDined on 7/12/2014My husband and I dine here often and we are always pleased with our food and wine selection. My favorite is the Fuzi Prawns and my husbands favoriet is the Soft Shell Crab. I tried something new this visit, the Vegetable Clay Pot, it was delicious. My husband had the crispy spicy beef and he loved it. The curry calamari is a "must have." The service is excellent, I highly recommend Yao Fuzi. You will find the food experience is a step above the big name chain restaurants in the Shops at Legacy area.Special Features:
- Expensive Pei WeiEatyMcSnackersonDined on 7/11/2014The service was attentive and quick. The atmosphere was nice. The food amount and quality to price ratio is the downside of the restaurant.Special Features:
- Great find with friendsPeterOVIPDined on 7/5/2014Visiting friends who had recently moved to Dallas and are still trying new restaurants. Yao Fuzi had good reviews on OT and TripAdvisor, so we gave it a try and all four of us LOVED it. As for the interior, there's just not much you can do to bring "character" to a boxy space in a shopping center. So if you can get past that...and I assume you can if you live in the area since that's where all the restaurants seem to be...then come on in for some really good Asian food! Appetizers....wontons, summer rolls (a freshly-made house version of spring rolls) and lettuce wraps...were all excellent with very fresh ingredients. Garlic shrimp was everyone's fave. Double cooked pork entree, disappointing. Banana eggroll dessert outstanding!Special Features:
- eaterVIPDined on 7/5/2014Average quality food. The recommended house specialty, crispy beef ($26) was mostly gristle & fat. We ordered several other menu items, no major complaints but nothing special either.
- Amazing Food - Great DrinksmjntDined on 6/28/2014The food at Yao Fuzi is wonderful. We love every appetizer that we've tried - with our favorite being the soup dumplings. The Crispy Beef Entree is amazing. We order a plate of it every time! The drinks are very good. There is an extensive wine list but my favorites are the special martinis - lots of choices and expertly made. Yao Fuzi dishes are unique and this is our "go-to" restaurant for Asian food.Special Features:
- FlexigourmetFlexigourmetDined on 6/28/2014Excellent food and service with a subtle quietness amid a soft settingSpecial Features:
- pr54Dined on 6/28/2014Excellent atmosphere and food. Everything we ordered was exceptional. Service was great. A good place to meet friends and catch up.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gourmet ChineseFoodieVIPDined on 6/24/2014Soup dumplings appetizer were amazing. When we bit into them, the soup splashed out into our mouths. The sesame chicken was crispy with a delicious sweet sauce on them.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great experienceTXDogLoverVIPDined on 6/21/2014I have received Yao Fuzi several times, we take guests here often because the service and food are high quality, the atmosphere is nice/intimate and very best part, it is not a chain restaurant - which is unusual for Plano.Special Features:
- Will come back!BortDined on 6/21/2014Great food with traditional Chinese favorites along with Chinese dishes with a twist. Everything I've ever had here is fantastic. Don't miss the crispy beef! Wine list is extensive and pricy but there are some reasonably priced gems on there. Ask for help pairing a wine. The wine expert will guide you to something wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yao Fuzi reviewyummyfoodieDined on 6/18/2014A delicious meal with super service and beautiful atmosphere.Special Features:
- First time at Yao FuziOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/7/2014Busy on a Saturday night, make a reservation! This is smaller restaurant, but they do have a nice semi-private room that looked like it could hold 10 or so people. It was a bit loud and tables cramped imo. My husband and I shared blue crab wontons, they were delish! He ordered the crispy beef, and I ordered the shrimp lo mein. We are not super adventerous, so both quite happy with our selections. The shrimp was tender and noodles very good. The crispy beef was also quite good, my husband loved it. The sauce was a little sweet for my taste (I like spicier dishes), but again he loved it. We are definitely planning on returning. Next time I am trying the slow braised pork and the soup dumplings. Yum~Special Features:
- Excellent Chinese CuisineKdean116VIPDined on 6/5/2014There is no place in the DFW Metroplex that serves better Chinese food. Service is always appropriately attentive. Good selection of quality wines. Highly recommend!Special Features:
- Just OKBarracudaDined on 6/5/2014Came here with high expectations. Soup Dumplings were very good but the entrees were very bland. Could have gotten more flavor from Pei Wei or Panda Express for a 1/3 of the price. Servers were efficient but not very friendly until they delivered the check.


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I have two children here. It is fantastic, I am amazed at how sensitive the teachers are to shaping the entire human person in addition to giving them an education. This environment nurtures the whole person. The school shows my kids real life skills like setting priorities and working on projects to completion. They run meetings and give reports, I am impressed. The kids are happy with the school. I am looking forward to their sixth grade, when they will have a chance to show leadership and develop mentoring skills. I hope they start the 7th and 8th grades soon!
Our youngest two children began this school as preschoolers and have thrived academically as well as spiritually. Their math and writing skills as well as the other core academic skills Bar exceed many of theit peers who are being educated in traditional school settings. The Montessori method has helped develop their social skills and ability to relate to people of all ages respectfully with grace and courtesy. Witnessing the growth in their relationship with Jesus and their love for the Catholic faith has been 1 of the greatest joys for us as parents.
My children are thriving at this school. I was nervous about how my son would do going from Montessori to traditional education upon graduating...I am happy to report he is a straight A student and incredibly well-rounded. I highly recommend this school to anyone who wants their children to be confident, intelligent, and deep-rooted in their Catholic faith.
Maria Montessori always intended her educational program to have a spiritual component, and the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd is an amazing way to let children come to know the Lord. Even though I think that is so important, I still wouldn't keep my children in a Catholic school unless the academics were exceptional, and the Way of the Shepherd has not disappointed in that area either. In addition, the parent community is very involved and welcoming. Just about everything you could want in a Catholic school!
This is one of about nine (9) true Montessori schools in the country. We moved to the Twin Cities and searched for the perfect school to match our children's style of learning for maximum growth and development. This school is 40 minutes away and definitely worth the drive.
Some of the best teachers you will find anywhere. While my wife and I were apprehensive about the Catholic Montessori aspect, our concerns were unfounded. This is a fabulous pre-K through 6 school and the Montessori methods really work!
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Here are seven (or so) links at 7AM Eastern. Good luck out there today.
Does it matter if stocks are cheap? (Pragmatic Capitalism)
How to search for contrarian themes with a reasonable time frame. (A Dash of Insight)
Given their performance in October hedge funds are likely to be chasing through year-end. (WSJ)
Big oil stocks are moving higher as crude oil is above its 200 day moving average. (Dragonfly Capital also Bespoke)
Are bankers to blame for Hewlett-Packard's ($HPQ) poor acquisition track record? (Dealbook)
Matt Levine, "Jefferies and Berkshire look like two extremes in how to think about contagion risk in the financial system." (Dealbreaker)
The interbank funding market is grinding to a halt. (WSJ, Liberty Street Economics)
Italian bond yields are on the 'edge of a cliff.' (FT, Global Macro Monitor, Credit Writedowns, naked capitalism, Reuters)
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Speaking during an earnings call today, GameStop execs called Wii U's sales "disappointing", despite the sales figures that "exceeded our expectations" in its launch month of November 2012.
The retailer blamed Nintendo's marketing, saying that it has "not broken through the way that it needs to", noting a continuing lack of consumer understanding over the system's features, particularly regarding the GamePad. "We still have an education process we need to go through," it said, via Gamespot.
GameStop also blamed the lack of major titles for the system since Super Mario Bros. U, which launched alongside the system. "We're seeing the ramifications of that today," it said, adding that sales will "take off" when such titles eventually arrive.
Nintendo senior managing director and Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto has admitted that the Wii U software library isn't yet as strong as he'd have liked, but says the platform holder is investing significantly in game development.
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A&E announced Wednesday that "Duck Dynasty"'s Phil Robertson has been suspended from the show in the wake of anti-gay statements made in an interview with GQ magazine.
What the duck?!?! During an interview with GQ magazine, Phil Robertson of 'Duck Dynasty' on A&E took on the issue of homosexuality in America.
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If you've been waiting for the guys of Duck Dynasty to sing some of the Christmas classics today is the day you've been waiting for. Duck The Halls: A Robertson Family Christmas is in stores today. The album features performances by the Robertson family along with special guests Alison Krauss, George Strait, Josh Turner and Luke Bryan.
The guys of "Duck Dynasty" say female fans keep propositioning them even though their marriages and faith are the main focus of their reality show. Plus, they admit are not the cleanest hygiene-wise.
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The best part of traveling is indulging in food we've tried to imiitate at home. But let's face it: How many of us really have the time or funds to get to our dream locations? Luckily, we don't have to pull out those dusty passports to get a taste of India or Japan. Phoenix is full of convenient eth ... More >>
Last year, we marked the hundred-day countdown to Best of Phoenix by sharing some of our favorite food folks' "Personal Best" lists. This year we're bringing back our list of 100 Favorite Dishes. Have a suggestion for a dish you'd like us to try? Leave it in the comments section or email lauren.sari ... More >>
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You don't have to go out of the country or even out of town to find great, authentic Indian food. In fact, there are plenty of places around the Valley that specialize in a range of Indian cooking styles, whether you're looking for great Southern-style vegetarian dosa or Northern chaat. With a varie ... More >>
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The 2014 meeting will be held 1-5 September at the University of Oxford. Confirmed plenary speakers: Adam Albright (MIT) and Angelika Kratzer (Massachusetts, Amherst).
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2015 Your university here? Confirmed plenary speakers are Larry Hyman (UC Berkeley) and Rachel Nordlinger (Melbourne), as voted for by LAGB members in 2013.
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DIY Concrete Love Hearts Necklace // Skip a Beat Tea Towel // Candy Buttons // DIY Cupid's Arrow Piñata // Heartstring Garland // DIY Heart & Arrow Headband // DIY Leather Conversation Hearts // Heart Backdrop // Darling Dearest Frame
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January DIYs
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I'm playing Oprah today! Hundreds of products cross my screen on a daily basis as I search out the best to share with you, and a girl can't help but have a few favorites! And while I wish I had one of each of these fantastic pieces to give to every one of you a la Oprah, I hope my opinion will hold its weight in salt for you. Because these are all shops and creators whose things I own, that decorate my home and my self each and every day.
Splendid Orlando Oxford. These shoes are a new addition to my wardrobe for winter and I love their sleek look (no laces!). Splendid's entire lifestyle collection is ultra-comfortable and effortlessly chic, which is perfect for my every day and mixes with existing pieces easily.
American Giant Womens Heavyweight Full Zip Hooded Sweatshirt. I've been a hoodie aficionado since junior high, but it's tough to find one that doesn't resemble a garbage bag on a woman's body. This zip up from American Giant is not only sturdy, but made especially for us ladies. If I'm home I usually have it on over whatever I'm wearing, it's that good.
Emily McDowell's Foods of the World New York City Tea Towel. Emily McDowell just might be one of the funniest people I know, and her humor translates seamlessly onto her illustrated line of cards, dish towels, and other miscellaneous goods. This towel featuring a recipe that actually involves zero cooking is just the tip of the iceberg.
Warby Parker's Durand Eyeglasses in Woodland Tortoise. Warby Parker has had my poor vision and my heart in its grasp for several years now. I just recently snapped up this pair from their winter collection, the round-ish lenses are super flattering and their buy 1/give 1 model is tough to beat.
Bloggers Love Cats + Bloggers Love Dogs 13-Month Calendars. Shameless plug alert! I teamed up with other well-known bloggers who are animal lovers to create these two calendar downloads featuring our pets. All proceeds go directly to the Humane Society of the United States and all of the little critters in need.
See Scout Sleep's Nice Grill Cream + Vermillion Brass Buckle Collar. Both of my pups wear this collar and it stands up to their rough and tumble lifestyles like no other. All of the pet goods See Scout Sleep offers are high quality, environmentally-friendly, and handmade in Louisiana.
Cursive Design's Apex Studs. Cursive Design is one of my favorite jewelry shops by far, I just love Sarah's eye for detail. These studs, along with much of the fall/winter 2013 collection, were inspired by a project we collaborated on together for NYFW 2012. They're molded from vintage glass and cast in yellow bronze.
Jaime Derringer's Untitled 3. I'm the proud, happy owner of three works of art by Jaime Derringer. Her bold use of color and constant exploration of shape and space never leave me bored. And both Jaime's original pieces and prints are super affordable.
Pencil Shavings Studio's Gold Lucite Tray in Palm Springs. Pencil Shavings' designer Rachel Shingleton has a great way with both color and pattern. It's reflected in her shop's incredible line of phone cases, trays, paper goods, and more!
Alexa Chung's It. There's no denying she's the darling of the fashion world, but after ready through this pink linen-covered book filled with short musings and photos she seems down-to-earth as well.
Paloma's Nest Custom Monogram Tiny Text Bowl. Paloma's Nest creates some of the best heirloom-quality ceramics I've seen. I own one of these plates and have gifted numerous others over the past few years. You just can't go wrong with a piece that's lovingly personalized like these.
Gingiber's Deer Tea Towel. I love shop owner Stacie's whimsical, geometric illustration style used on all of her animal characters! Gingiber's prints, pillows, towels (and more) are always the highest of quality and meticulously checked over.
Whimsy & Spice's Chocolate Orange Cardamom Shortbread Cookies. Whimsy & Spice's tasty baked goods make the perfect gift for just about any occasion. Now's a great time to stock up on hostess gifts, snacks for overnight guests, and of course a little something for yourself.
Miró Watches from Urbantrait. Among an incredible selection of modern watches from Urbantrait, Miró definitely stands out. Made from stainless steel, hardened mineral crystal, and calf leather it's sure to stand up to wear and tear for years to come. Mine has made me a watch wearer again after years of depending on my cell! Find your favorite from tons of men's watches and women's watches.
Meow Meow Tweet's Grapefruit Rosemary Body Oil. Come winter, lotions just don't cut it for me. I coat myself in Meow Meow Tweet's body oil before I get out of the shower and don't need to re-moisturize until right before bed. Each amazing scent if filled with natural ingredients and infused with botanicals.
strawberryluna's Morrissey Pittsburgh Poster PETA Donation. My favorite stop for gig posters, and it doesn't hurt that strawberryluna is based in my hometown either! Allison and Craig do stellar silkscreening work for more bands than I can think to name, and on more posters than I can count that I own.
Gifting with Baba Souk
Sometimes you find that perfect shop – let's call it the sweet spot – that not only fits your own taste and style, but where you can also find the perfect gift for just about everyone on your list. That's Baba Souk. Full of color, pattern, and inspiration, all under the online roof of an indie boutique.
And they're helping to make your holiday shopping that much easier by offering a 15% discount with the code designcrush through November 30th! (Thanks, Baba Souk. You're definitely on Santa's Nice List this year!)
This post is sponsored by Baba Souk. All words and opinions are my own. Thank you for supporting the brands that help keep Design Crush going!
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Plain with a Punch
Brought to you by Motorola Moto X: Thousands of combinations. Design yours.
Color is one of the biggest elements of my style, of most peoples' really. You can choose to be moody one day while cloaking yourself in black, or fun and playful the next while mixing bright hues. Innocent and ethereal in white, or downplayed in shades of brown. The point is that color infiltrates our lives in every way and definitely effects our mood. It's reflected in my home, my closet, and now technology as well!
Motorola's Moto X has been blowing up all over the place, and with over 2,000 color combinations it's easy to see why. I'm glued to my phone and I'm sure you probably are too, so it's especially it's nice that Motorola has realized what a huge chunk of the market thinks of their phone not only as a lifeline but also as an accessory! After really examining my aesthetic and style preferences I decided on a blush Moto X with lemon lime accents. It perfectly mimics my taste, Plain with a Punch! Neutral tones, casual style, with an unexpected touch to make it really special.
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Nude hosiery went out of style in the 90s. Or so I thought until I saw PROEF's updated take and minimal style. And thanks to their sheer yet matte look, the graphics look like tattoos or drawings on your legs. A bold statement that's sure to give new life to any skirt or dress you thought you were tired of.
Autumn Wardrobe Wish List
Elsie Army Jacket // Riley Side-Zip Mid Boots // Horsing Around Sweatshirt // Gold Plated Top + Tail Bunny Earrings
Fall is my all-time favorite season to dress for. I love layering and being able to pull from my summer and winter staples to build out an outfit depending on the temperature. (Which is totally necessary, it can be in the 70s well into December here in Oklahoma.) I love being able to wear boots again, and that it's perfectly acceptable to wear a sleeveless dress with a light jacket and tights. Seventeen days of summer left, not that I'm counting…
Asymmetrical Mini Letter Necklace // Closet Printed Tulip Dress with Wrap Front // Lake Erie Scarf // Tan Leather Clutch with Black + Pink Pomegranates
Vera Moda Monochrome Stripe T-Shirt Dress // Black Dunaway Hat // Medallion Locket Pendant Necklace // Colorblock Pullover
Willow Knows
Willow Knows a lot about fabric and aesthetic, particularly the tension between stillness and fluidity. Jessica Lee's 100% hand dyed clothing and accessories are beautiful in design, concept, and balance. You can purchase your own little piece of Willow Knows at Need Supply.
Summer Stylin' with TOMS
One of my favorite summertime accessories is a great pair of shades – particularly the large, bug-eyed variety (I even remember purchasing my first pair the summer before college at a discount store!). I love the protection they offer my light sensitive peepers, so I've stuck with them and basically worn every shape for the past fifteen years. TOMS summer eyewear collection is beautiful, so when they asked me to help them get the word out there was no way I could say no! I'll admit it was difficult not to fall into my old bug-eyed ways, so I struck a compromise and went with the Kitty Pink Tortoise style. I love their classic shape, trendy colorblocked arms, and the hint of pink in the tortoiseshell design. Did I forget to mention that I'm a pro at losing sunnies? Because I am. Luckily these gals arrive with a sturdy zippered which helps me do a better job of keeping track.
Now of course what TOMS is best known for are their super comfortable shoes and their One for One movement where a pair of shoes is donated to someone in need for each pair purchased. (This also extends to their eyewear now – woohoo!) I'm a happy owner of the Earthwise Orange, and now a pair of these wedges too. I actually haaate wearing heels of any sort, and can 100% honestly report that these are the most comfortable I've ever had on my tootsies. I took a chance on the color and pattern – I'm much more of a black/white/grey girl – and have to say I love how they go with just about everything in my closet! (As a matter of fact, I didn't wear everything in these two images together, but I'm starting to think I might have to.) And I also like how the pattern goes all the way to the floor for a more fluid look as opposed to it just being on the upper straps. Now I'm eyeing up TOMS Cordones for fall!
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i saw so many great movies at the IV Theater
and lectures and learned so much.
basically everything i know about art history.
a class i never enrolled in, because it was packed. but i went anyways.
too bad the apes took it over.
i saw so many great movies at the IV Theater
and lectures and learned so much.
basically everything i know about art history.
a class i never enrolled in, because it was packed. but i went anyways.
too bad the apes took it over.
it's a magical place with so much more to offer than the sex drugs and rock n roll
not that theres anything wrong with those things.
yesterday the students, who are mourning in a bigger way than i remember they did in 2001, held a paddle out
two days after they filled harder stadium.
ive always been proud to be a Gaucho.
we are uniquely unique from most colleges, and not just because of the geography
but sometimes, like yesterday, it all comes together beautifully.
as someone who has gone to sxsw, enjoyed the conferences
and the parties.
and as someone whose heart has been in isla vista since the late 80s
i think this is both hilarious and mostly true.
theres plenty of conferences happening in 93117
just not as many badges.
hey guess who has something on LATimes.com
about our good friend Charles Bukowski of all things
life sure is a bunch of weird little surprises shoved into a burrito of mystery meat
sold off a half ass food truck with a C rating, isnt it.
and damn it sure tastes good some times.
just make sure to spit out the gristle.
he called an uber to drive him about a mile to his daughters school and then a half mile to the park
and then a few blocks to the 7-11 and then a mile back to his crib.
the ride earned the driver about ten bucks but it took nearly an hour.
ten bucks an hour isnt the reason people like to drive ubers.
the reason people like to drive ubers is while the daughter was in the back seat she said something about Frozen
so the driver said, would you like to hear Let it Go?
she was probably 6 years old. adorable. black girl with a pink tshirt with the peace symbol on it.
the music started and she started singing every single word.
louder and louder as the chorus kicked in.
even her dad started humming along to the hit.
the xbi doc says i eat too many tacos.
i says he talks too much.
yesterday was slow. who knows why. i was distracted. my spidey zen senses werent in tune.
was it the disturbance in the force regarding what was happening in 93117?
who knows. im too sensitive a poet. so i found myself parked behind tacos arizas and those puppys aint gonna eat themselves.
although their C rating says you shouldnt bet against it.
and of course as soon as i do my beeper goes off and i drove up to the residence and it was classy
so i threw a perfectly good taco into the trash can.
some religions send you to hell for that.
guy turned out was a master beer maker. successful. bearded. soft spoken. bi costal.
he said the people of miami love the heat but they cant afford to go to the games
yet the people who go to the games arent all that crazy about hoops.
he said he likes the food better in LA.
i was all, is it true that the women wear as close to nothing as possible, but in a stylish manner?
he said, yes, they enjoy being seen.
well that makes one of us.
i do everything i can to blend in.
i guess i can do that when im dead.
we shared a mutual affection towards The Clash
and we both agreed how genius the heinekin promotion was at coachella
where if you brought heinis to the show they would keep them cold for you in their "house"
after i dropped him off i saw this annoying parade of kids in duck hats and dogs and leashes.
annoying because it was so slow and a pretty wide thoroughfare.
i think people think its ok for cute things to break laws and be unsafe.
the light turned green right after i clicked this picture and five seconds of my day was
wasted at that intersection.
i considered writing a letter to my congressperson.
but hell if i know her/his name
about once a week a transgendered or crossed dressed person is my passenger in my ubermobile
usually it's female names.
the last few have been very tall skinny half naked people and
it seemed like they wanted to talk but they didnt really wanna talk
one passenger however did tell me they were just in a dungeon
doing a photo shoot
so when you drive around LA just think
there are dungeons
and photo shoots
of all sorts happening.
i am probably the only person who sees little art or value in this and yet people love it so much they cant contain their love
if there is a small town or metropolis who wants to draw a literal moth-to-light constant stream of people
all you need to do is hook up 100 street lights in a simple pattern
and turn them on at night.
they will love it so much they'll even come in the day time.
tried the new grilled talipia meal at yoshinoya as i was getting my car detailed across the street.
it was definitely ¡m m!
grilled fish, good portions, over rice, with a side of the crappiest salad you could imagine = $6
the lemon garlic butter sauce turned the good into great
likewise one psycho with messed up priorities
and access to guns and hundreds of bullets.
can turn great into sad.
my man sean wallace reminds us what the sean white band taught us on their
i.v. e.p. n.a. on l.p. or c.d.
and yet he still got laid.
truly valuable lesson because any man can strut around if he's tall handsome and wealthy
imagine youre squat, pockmarked, fat and you live a block from skid row.
if you can pull with all that working against you then yeah people should read your books.
last night a rich pretty boy from the valley drove a new bmw around a college town and shot at blonde girls who in his mind wouldn't give him the time of day
he killed six college kids including one that he ran over.
in a series of youtube videos he said he was frustrated because he was 22 and hadnt even held a girls hand let alone had sex with anyone
despite being what he considered to be beautiful.
charles bukowski needs to be taught in every school.
bukowski too was dismayed by a good chunk of american society but he pushed through.
in fact the main themes of his poetry and prose is no matter what cards you are dealt, you play them
you dont turn over the table, you dont cheat, you dont raise your fist at the sky and ask why wasnt i born a six foot five water polo god
you do you your thing, you make your own luck, you turn to the woman next to you
and you accept what comes next.
despite being ridiculously prolific, bukowski would sometimes go back to his masterpieces and edit them before they were published or placed in an anthology.
the 1977 poem The Crunch probably would have resonated best with last night's killer who was quickly shot dead by local sheriffs.
here are the three versions of it, all great in their little ways.
"there is a loneliness in this world so great
that you can see it in the slow movement of
the hands of a clock"
states bukowski. plainly. almost scientifically.
please tell me the city college virgin wouldnt have seen himself in this bit from the final edited version:
"we forget the terror of one person
aching in one room
cut off
watering a plant alone
without a telephone that would never
the lesson of bukowski is he can bust out with something like that, such a clear stark blast
but when he's done he pours a glass of wine,
smiles to himself
drinks the wine, alone or otherwise
and feels beautiful inside
where it counts.
1. cops need to knock this off
2. kids need to stop parking on del playa during busy nights
3. college needs to allow free parking on campus on busy weekends for anyone with a student ID
4. county needs to stop limiting residence's access to live music, it only causes anger and resentment
5. kids need to stop inviting their idiot friends to IV on busy weekends
6. cops need to be transparent before during and after they use non lethal weapons including chemicals
7. university needs to take responsibility for what happens in Isla Vista, that includes communicating expectations and procedures
8. this has been going on for 50 years, the police can't pretend they won't know what is bound to happen, when they show up in force and parade down the party street spraying chemicals on the people. there needs to be a plan in place before Halloween that explains what the goals are and what will happen at Halloween, and that plan should be made public.
9. the plan should be one that does not allow for chemicals or projectiles being shot at the people. lets all grow up.
and said why dont you have any tattoos
i said omg if the bible allowed tattoos id have so many dumb and weird ones
for sure id have one for the Daily Nexus
probably one of my english teacher Robyn
tons about the cubs, AC/DC, the replacements and Tsar
probably my moms birthday on my heart
93117 in gothic across my buff back
it wouldnt end
maybe some bukowski quotes like sass has
screw it, why not a whole poem.
one behind my neck that says if lost return to 6850 Del Playa
maybe one on my chest thats a recreation of my drivers license
a bible verse or three
a picture of angus young
maybe on my belly something that looks like tacos going into my large intestine.
and yes, a tattoo of my kidney right around my faulty kidney
and of course the harry caray logo on my shoulder right where the cubs had the patch because there was only one harry and i hope people never forget him because we should all have that sort of boundless energy inside of us.
she said when did you go to UCSB?
I said, 1888, which isnt that too far off.
she laughed and said Go Gauchos!
which is a very bad thing if you went to sleep at 5am.
but i got up, took a leak, replied to her by text message and went back to sleep.
very few things more pleasing than to be able to go back to sleep and not have to wake up till ever.
especially if theres a perfect breeze sauntering through the open window.
there was a time in college when we were underage, and the mission was to get beer.
as we got older it was to get a keg of beer, or many bottles of the good stuff.
then we decided we would have competitions to see who could skateboard best after 5 shots, then 10.
but what happens after awhile you see what craziness you could accomplish wasted
and then at some point the competition is to see how relaxed you can be.
pretty sure thats how palm springs got invented.
this unplanned spring and summer break has been a competition with myself
to see how mellow and isolated and locked in i can be.
to appreciate the breeze before the second half of sleep
and to be one with the emptiness
pro tip: turn off yr ringer


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