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(Grilled boneless chicken with teriyaki sauce.)
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(Grilled boneless chicken breast (white meat) with teriyaki sauce.)
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(Sauteed cod with house teriyaki)
(Sauteed shrimp, salmon, squid & mushrooms with teriyaki sauce.)
$ 18.95
(Sauteed shrimp, salmon, scallops, & mushrooms with teriyaki sauce)
(Shrimp, shiitake mushrooms & Vegs. with teriyaki sauce)
(Breaded deep fried chicken)
(Breaded deep fried pork loin)
(With dumplings)
(Chicken, Tofu & Vegetables cooked w/ Sukiyaki sauce)
(Sliced beef, Tofu, & Vegetables cooked w/ Sukiyaki sauce)
Sashimi can be substituted for the CA Roll for $2.00
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( w/ egg shrimp tempura, & vegetables in a seasoned broth )
( Japanese noodles in a seasoned broth
Topped with shrimp and vegetable tempura )
( Cold noodles in our special sauce with tempura )
Japanese noodles in a seasoned broth w/ shrimp, mussels, squid & vegetables.
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(7 pieces of Sushi w/ Tuna Roll ) or California roll
(9 pieces of Sushi w/ California Roll)
(9 pieces of sushi including Unagi, Tobiko, Yellowtail, White Fish & California Roll)
(12 pieces of Sashimi & bowl of rice.)
(16 pieces of Sashimi & bowl of rice.)
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Vanilla Ice cream
Green Tea Ice cream
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Tempura Ice Cream
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Mochi Ice Cream
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3 kinds of ice cream wrapped in rice cake
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Lemonade (1 Refill)
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Iced Green Tea
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Kid sized beverages are also available
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Clear Soup
Fried Rice
Miso Soup
Soy bean soup
Sesame Rice Noodle
$ 2.00
Extra Wasabe
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Extra Ginger
Extra Teriyaki Sauce
$ 1.00
Extra Eel Sauce
Extra Dynamite Sauce
With our original dressing
Sushi Gin Salad
Fresh salad w/ avacado, crab stick, seaweed w/ our original dressing.
Seaweed Salad
Assorted sea vegetables
Cucumber Salad
$ 3.25
W/ Crabstick, seaweed, spicy sauce
Ika Salad (Squid)
Tako Salad (Octopus)
$ 5.95
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"It's been a long road. It ain't always been about music. I'ma take ya'll on a ride with me," said T.I. at the opening of his episode of "VH1 Storytellers." The incarcerated rapper told his story through the music on last night's show, which was taped prior to his return to prison.
Between performing songs from his 2001 debut album to his latest No Mercy, Tip shared candid stories about his redemption from the life of a drug dealer to the rap superstar he is today. He also took questions from fans in the audience at New York City's Hammerstein Ballroom.
Among the highlights were never-before-performed-live songs "Still Ain't Forgave Myself" and the highly personal "I Still Luv You," along with his hits "Rubber Band Man," "Bring 'Em Out," and "Live Your Life."
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Colorblocked styling adds a look of grown-up sophistication. Accessorize with a goldtone long necklace and your favorite skinny belt!
- Soft colorblocked knit
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- Measures approximatly 36 1/4" from shoulder to bottom hem.
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So cute I am not usually a shopper at The Limited but I stopped in recently and found this cute dress. The length on me (I am 5'6" tall) is the same as on the model. I am a busty 34DD and wear the small in this dress. Yes, the knit is thin but you wouldn't want it to be any thicker. It would not be comfortable or nearly as refined. No, it is not see-thru. Wear a nude bra and black tights and you will be fine. Love the back buttons! December 11, 2013
Cute dress, but not the right fit The dress is really cute in person, and I actually prefer the thinness of the sweaterdress, but the fit just did not flatter me well. The waist looked thick, and was too high for my body style (5'5", ~118 lbs,not too much of a defined hourglass but with a backside)- it's hit and miss with some Limited dresses for me, and this was a miss. November 7, 2013
Really Cute Dress I really liked the dress, however, it fit a bit short on me and I am only 5'4. I exchanged the small for a medium and it was perfect. LIke the previous reviewer, I would definitely add a cute necklace or belt to spice up the dress. November 6, 2013
I love it! I have to disagree somewhat with the other reviews. I love this dress! Length is perfect for work -- I'm 5'3. Fit is great. Yes, the sweater isn't like a thick, bulky sweater but is more lightweight, which is what I was expecting from the pictures. It's not boring by itself and the buttons on the back are so cute. I got tons of compliments! Paired with black tights and black suede booties. November 3, 2013
Disappointed I thought I would love this dress. Cute but casual. It is cute, but the sweater is so thin you can see daylight through it. it was also a little short. The quality just isn't there. So sad it is going back October 31, 2013
Good color combo I liked the color combo with this dress and style is cute but just feels like it's missing something and needs a belt to break up the way it fit, maybe b/c I'm short? It's comfortable and going to keep it, will just wear a belt and cute necklace to add something - I'd still recommend getting it and accessorize :) October 30, 2013
Not the best, but worth considering This is a very pretty dress that fits well, but it is kind of plain. You will definitely need to wear it with a fun belt or neckles otherwise it just looks boring. You will need help with buttoning the back, but buttons in the back are definitely an interesting touch. It is a little bit too short on me (I'm 5'10'' with long legs). It is definitely worth considering for everyday wear to the office. October 28, 2013
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"My Habits . . . Would Assassinate you"
Written by Ben Click, Professor of English
Perhaps you're getting a bit sick of hearing the word "reform" these days (as in "health care reform"). Certainly the debate about it has served up some rather diffi cult bits of grizzle to swallow: government-sponsored death panels, Third Reich references, Town Hall violence, and seemingly sane people acting, well . . . insane. But, perhaps we need to reform our thinking about "reform" with a different diet-one Twain might suggest.
And, as we move toward the centennial of his death (April 2010), we should remember one thing: that he did live a full, rich life (albeit one plagued by tragedy)-refusing to reform his habits of smoking, drinking and swearing all the way.
His aphorism "Nothing so needs reforming as other people's habits" serves us well here. Americans lack no shortage of advice regarding the habits that are bad for us. Why just last night, while standing in the checkout line at the local Food Lion, I encountered the "point-of-purchase" tabloids that drove home this very point-and with celebrities to boot! Bad news: Brad Pitt seems to have a problem with the bottle and needs help to reform. Good news: Britney Spears
reformed her eating habits, took up exercise, and lost her cellulite. More good news: So can you! Worried for Brad and inspired by Britney, I paid for my Blue Bunny vanilla ice cream (on sale) and headed home to reflect on reforming habits-other people's, of course.
As we said, Twain was no stranger to bad habits. In fact, he wrestled with them his entire life. He believed he could give up smoking, drinking, and cursing anytime he wanted. "I've done it a thousand times." He also ruminated about how to give them up: "Habit is habit, and not to be flung out the window by any man, but coaxed downstairs a step at a time."
He began smoking cigars at the age of nine. By his 30s he was smoking 300 a month, sometimes up to 40 a day, but only bad cigars. He had his standards. In a 1905 letter to the Rev. L. M. Powers, he refused the reverend's "hospitable offer" of a box of good cigars. "I know a good cigar better than you do, for I have had sixty years' experience. No, that is not what I mean; I mean I know a bad cigar better than anybody else. I judge by the price only; if it costs above 5 cents, I know it to be either foreign or half foreign and unsmokable."
He had other rules about smoking as well: "As an example to others, and not that I care for moderation myself, it has always been my rule never to smoke when asleep and never to refrain when awake."
He argued that whisky was the earliest "pioneer of civilization," not the "steamboat, the railroad, the newspaper, the Sabbath-school, or the missionary." And he was certainly a civilized man when it came to drink. One of his favorites consisted of Scotch whisky, lemon, crushed sugar, and a bottle of Angostura bitters. He took it before breakfast and dinner, and before going to bed, and attributed the habit to keeping his digestion "wonderful-simply perfect."
But the down and dirty cure always remained whisky-straight. In an 1893 letter to his daughter Clara: "My head-cold was terrific all day yesterday, but I went to bed before dark and drank almost a whole bottle of whisky, and got up perfectly well this morning."
Finally, he embraced the salvific poetry of swearing to the point of religious reverence. "Let us swear while we may, for in Heaven it will not be allowed." And another time, "If I cannot swear in heaven I shall not stay there." We see this reverence in a typically sardonic response to his lifelong friend the Rev. Joseph Twitchell, "My swearing doesn't mean any more to me than your sermons do to you." Let us pray.
As a disciple of words (all words), Twain maintained defi nite ideas of how his habits worked or didn't work for him. A stellar public speaker, he found two glasses of champagne worked "as an admirable stimulant to the tongue" and "the happiest inspiration" for an after-dinner speech. But for the writer Twain, wine was "a clog to the pen, not an inspiration." Smoking, however, was the "best of all inspirations for the pen." And, he allowed himself the "fullest possible marvel of [this] inspiration." He would smoke 15 cigars during a five-hour writing stint, and proudly claim: "If my interest reaches the enthusiastic point, I smoke more. I smoke with all my might, and allow no intervals."
Ultimately, the question these days about habits, good or bad, is, Who should we listen too? For our health, we might fi rst turn to the doctor, but Twain had some advice about that too. He describes his fi rst attack of gout. His first physician forbade red wine but allowed whisky; the second forbade whisky but allowed red wine, and so on. Ultimately, by consulting six doctors, Twain achieved permission to drink anything he wanted to-except water. His advice: "The
trouble with less thoughtful people is that they stop with one doctor." One wonders if health care reform will promote that!
What shall we to do then when faced with the choice of reforming our habits?
Shall we continue reflecting on the cautionary tales that befall our most cherished celebs? Shall we pledge allegiance (and funds) to one of the exercise implements designed to work every muscle in our body? Shall we bow down (if our "inner cores" can stand the strain) to one of the near spiritual exercise regimes that promise internal harmony and flat abs of steel in just six weeks? Or shall we take Twain's advice: "You can't reach old age by another man's road. My habits protect my life but they would assassinate you."


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Im sceduled to have all 4 of them removed soon and im kind of terrified of the whole process? How was your experience?im going in two separate times so 2 and 2. Not all 4 at once.
Im sceduled to have all 4 of them removed soon and im kind of terrified of the whole process? How was your experience?im going in two separate times so 2 and 2. Not all 4 at once.
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You'll be fine
It was cake, had my out the day before Thanksgiving because I was still in school and couldn't miss anytime. Ended up eating a thanksgiving dinner, very slow and like eating with my front teeth (very hard to do) but I milked it to get sympathy from the girlfriend. Taking vikes for a few days was pretty nice too.
Did you feel any pain during the procedure though? Did they give you local or general anastheatic?
I was completely knocked out and didn't feel a thing. Woke up and had no idea where I was and started crying my eyes out. The next few days sucks. It's not an unbearable pain or anything.. Just a nagging pain.
I've had just two removed so far. Got anesthesia to numb it up, didn't feel a thing. You have nothing to worry about. The worst part is the needle and you really don't even feel that. Just make sure you don't suck on a straw or anything. Don't want to get a dry socket. But they'll go over that with you. It's just a pain to deal with all the gauze afterwards and you'll have some soreness.
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I was put under and had 4 removed at once. It really wasn't that bad. Sure you get a pretty good amount of pain after the first day or so, but the meds (vicodin for me) worked well. It wasn't my first time being put under, so I wasn't nervous about that. Your cheeks swell up like a ***** too.
I think they only knock you out if they have to cut them out. If it's just a regular pull they do local anethesia.
Cool i can rest assured..you know its no big deal when psd posters are not trolling lol
It was incredible how they had me count to ten and I barely even made it to four before being knocked out.
Im telling this dude to put me out. My two in the bottom are underneath my gums
It really is no big deal. The only pain you'll feel is the soreness afterwards. They won't knock you out unless they have to cut them. If I were you I'd rather them just pull it. I haven't had any cut but I'd imagine it would be more soreness afterwards from cutting than just pulling.
They are under my gums so they will have to cut my gums to get em out.Originally Posted by Rtardz:24791442
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text: this is an important point. a number of scholars have suggested that when the mem or yodh lack a daghesh in this situation, their shewa is nonetheless always na`, even though we might think otherwise. Yeivin (382), however, notes "Where the he has ga`ya, if it is musical ga`ya, the following shewa is silent, but if it is phonetic ga`ya, the following shewa is vocal. The Diqduqe ha-Te`amim (Dotan, 1967, section 14) states that, as a rule, ga`ya in this situation is phonetic, so the shewa is vocal. Various examples are given, ... This is followed by a list of words in which the shewa is silent." In other words, the shewa is usually but not always na` even if there is no daghesh. Hayyim -----Original Message----- From: mesorah-bounces at lists.aishdas.org [mailto:mesorah-bounces at lists.aishdas.org] On Behalf Of Poppers, Michael Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2011 10:26 PM Subject: Re: [Mesorah] Heh Hayedia Yes (well, actually, I think he said that the sh'va following a HH was always na', which is not necessarily the same thing);


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Omaha North offensive lineman Michael Decker committed to Nebraska on Wednesday, April 9, becoming the Huskers' first recruit from an OPS school since 2007 (Vikings receiver Niles Paul).
The local is the first in-state recruit of NU's 2015 class and the second offensive lineman, joining Kansas offensive tackle Christian Gaylord. He became the eighth known member of the Huskers' class, and his commitment was quickly followed No. 9, defensive end DaiShon Neal of Omaha Central.
Decker was a first team All-Nebraska selection in 2013.
The Huskers made Decker an offensive line priority before the 2015 cycle had officially started. He attended Junior Day and enjoyed it. He held offers from Kansas State and Wyoming, and was hearing from a lot of other coaches who figured, well, he was eventually going to commit to Nebraska.
Decker said he did because NU "was the one that showed the most interest in me as a person. That's important." Decker lauded the academic support program.
A visit to Husker spring camp before spring break also helped sealed the deal. Decker liked watching NU assistant Barney Cotton and offensive line coach John Garrison, his recruiters, in action. Recent Colorado transfer Alex Lewis made a point to connect with Decker and make the hard sell.
"He told me there's nowhere else that's better than Nebraska," Decker said.
Heading into the 2013 season, Omaha North coach Larry Martin knew Decker was special.
"The thing I feel that separates some kids on the line is that they like to finish blocks," Martin said. "That's what Michael has."
Decker went on to pave the way for Vikings running back Calvin Strong, who became the state's first 3,000-yard rusher.
In February, The World-Herald's Sam McKewon projected that Decker could turn into "one of the top guards in the country" noting that "few get to the second level better than he does."
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Certificate Making Mrs. Burke "Destroyer Lady"
Image of Mrs. Burke's certificate as Destroyer Lady.
To all who shall see these presents, Greetings:
Know ye, that in special recognition of the personal character and abilities of
Mrs. Arleigh A. Burke
who, as the devoted wife of a Destroyerman in good standing, has repeatedly demonstrated her patriot-
ism, loyalty, fortitude and a continuing love and esteem for Destroyers, and has frequently contributed to
the morale of the Destroyer Force by her cheerful willingness to render assistance to the families of other
destroyermen when in need, I do herewith appoint her, by and with the consent of the officers and men
of the aforesaid force, a
of the
Know ye throughout the United States Navy that, as a special mark of our gratitude, she is entitled to
wear the Destroyermen's insignia. Further, she is entitled to all the privileges of a Destroyer Lady, and
I do strictly charge and require all members of the Destroyer Force to render to her every courtesy, and
their highest esteem, and I do encourage them to assist her in any manner within their capabilities when-
ever the opportunity arises, by the normal tenets of chivalry or by actual necessity.
"For though at sea her spouse may roam,
She valiantly serves her ship at home."
Done, on this 5th day of July, in the year of our Lord 1960.
[signed] C. E. Weakley [Charles Enright]
Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy


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Rarely in the Bible are we given a close and revealing look at the life of an individual whose personal history is free from major sins much less minor blunders and blemishes. . . . Rarely does a man prosper materially and have great political power and yet remain authentically righteous in his life as well as consistently loyal to his God. And rarely does a man who does possess power, prestige and wealth become a primary channel for critical revelation from God. But such a man is Daniel.2Indeed, Daniel serves as a model for all who are called of God and find their giftedness in secular activities which are not traditionally considered as serving God.3 In this role, he is much like Joseph.
|Excellent, godly (Gen. 39:8-13).
|Excellent, godly (Dan. 6:10+; 9:1-23+; 10:11+, 19+).
|Taken forcefully to a foreign country.6
|Joseph sold by his brothers (Gen. 37:12-36).
|Daniel captured by Nebuchadnezzar (Dan. 1:1-7+).
|Exalted within a Gentile government.
|Ruled under the king of Egypt (Gen. 41:42-44; 44:14; 50:18; Ps. 105:20-22).
|Ruled under the kings of Babylon & Medo Persia (Dan. 2:48-49+; 5:29+; 6:2+).
|Revelation given while in exile.7
|Under Egypt (Gen. 41:25-32).
|Under Babylon & Medo-Persia (Dan. 2:23+; 4:19+; 5:25+; 7:1+; 8:1+; 9:1+, 24-27+; 10:1+).
|Interpreted dreams.
|For Gentile king, Pharaoh (Gen. 41:25-32).
|For Gentile king, Nebuchadnezzar (Dan. 2:29-45+).
|Recognized as possessing God's Spirit.8
|By Pharaoh (Gen. 41:38)
|By Nebuchadnezzar (Dan. 4:5-6+) and the queen (Dan. 5:11+).
|Purpose of dreams.
|Revealed future: sequence of plenty before famine (Gen. 41:26-30).
|Revealed future: sequence of Gentile empires (Dan. 2:36-45+).
|Captivity resulted in provision for the Jews (Ps. 106:46; Rom. 8:28).9
|Favor for Jews during famine (Gen. 45:17-18; Ps. 105:17-23).
|Favor for Jews during Babylonian captivity (Dan. 9:1-19+; 10:13+, 20+).10
|Supernatural abilities.
|Attributed to God (Gen. 41:16).
|Attributed to God (Dan. 2:20-23+, 28+, 30+).
|Historical timing of revelation.
|At formation of the nation of Israel (Ex. 4:22; Hos. 11:1).
|At the close of sovereign reign of Davidic kingdom (Jer. 22:30; 36:30; Eze. 21:13) and the beginning of the Times of the Gentiles.
Daniel was not regarded as having occupied the prophetic office as such. He was not a prophet in the classic sense associated with Amos, Isaiah, Jeremiah,, and others of the literary coterie for the simple reason that he did not function as a spiritual mediator between God and a theocratic community, despite the fact that he was endowed with certain conspicuous prophetic gifts. Like Joseph of old, he was a Hebrew statesman in a heathen court, and not a "writing prophet" or spiritual mediator in the commonly understood sense.14In some sense, Daniel's prophetic gift and function was much like that of his NT counterpart, the apostle John who wrote the book of Revelation. 15 This unique aspect of Daniel as a prophet also helps to explain why Daniel was placed among the writings within the three-fold partitioning of the Jewish Scriptures among the Law (Torah), the Prophets (Nebiim) and the Writings (Ketubim).16
1 "The Hebrew proper name 'Daniel' means either 'God is judge' or 'God is my judge,' depending on whether the i within the word is regarded as the connective (yôd compaginis) or as the pronominal suffix for 'my.' In forms of this sort it is almost impossible to tell whether the one or the other of these two is meant."—H. C. Leupold, Exposition of Daniel (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1949, 1969), 5.
2 Paul Benware, Daniel's Prophecy of Things to Come (Clifton, TX: Scofield Ministries, 2007), 9.
3 We used the term secular in the sense of denoting activities not considered by most as being religious. We recognize that the Scriptures do not make such a distinction, teaching that whatever a believer does in any realm is to be done as unto the Lord (Rom. 12:1; Col. 3:22-23).
4 Typologically, Joseph clearly represents Christ: "Both Joseph and Christ were born by special intervention of God (Gen. 30:22-24; Luke 1:35). Both were objects of special love by their fathers (Gen. 37:3; Mat. 3:17; John 3:35); both were hated by brethren (Gen. 37:4; John 15:24-25); both were rejected as rulers over their brethren (Gen. 37:8; Mat. 27:37-39; John 15:24-25); both were robbed of their robes (Gen. 37:23; Mat. 27:35); both were conspired against and placed in the pit of death (Gen. 37:18, 37:24; Mat. 26:3-4; Mat. 27:35-37); both were sold for silver (Gen. 37:28; Mat. 26:14-15); both became servants (Gen. 39:4; Php. 2:7); both were condemned though innocent (Gen. 39:11-20; Isa. 53:9; Mat. 27:19, 24). . . Both were raised from humiliation to glory by the power of God. . . Both during the time of exaltation but continued rejection by brethren take a Gentile bride and are a blessing to Gentiles (Gen. 41:1-45; Acts 15:14; Rom. 11:11-12; Eph. 5:25-32). After the time of Gentile blessing begins to wane, both are received finally by their brethren and recognized as a savior and deliverer (Gen. 45:1-15; Rom. 11:1-27). Both exalt their brethren to places of honor and safety (Gen. 45:16-18; Isa. 65:17-25)."—John F. Walvoord, Jesus Christ Our Lord (Chicago, IL: Moody Press, 1969), 66-67. Both Joseph and Judah are prophesied to have their brothers bow down before them (Gen. 37:9; 49:8). The embalming of Joseph (Gen. 50:2,52) may also typify the preservation of Christ who never saw decay (Ps. 16:10).
5 Typologically, Daniel and his three companions represent the nation Israel under Gentile dominion during the Times of the Gentiles. See Thematic Outline.
6 Andrew E Steinmann, Daniel (St. Louis, MO: Concordia Publishing House, 2008), 37.
7 This is also true of Ezekiel (Eze. 1:1) and the Apostle John (Rev. 1:9+).
8 Steinmann, Daniel, 38.
9 During the Babylonian deportations, Mordecai (or his great-grandfather Kish) was taken, resulting years later, in Mordecai and Esther providing for the safety of their countrymen (Est. 2:5-6; 10:3). "Amongst the leaders of the people who returned with Zerubbabel and Jeshua in the 1st year of Cyrus, we find (Ezra 2:2) the names of Nehemiah, Seraiah (alternatively called Azariah, Neh. 7:7, and possibly identical with Ezra) and Mordecai. There is no reason why these three should not be identified with the well known Nehemiah the Tirshatha (Neh. 8:9), Ezra the priest the scribe (Neh. 8:9), and Mordecai of the Book of Esther. These three men take first rank. They stand at the very head of the list of the exiles who returned with Zerubbabel and Jeshua, and the prominence given to them in the narrative of Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther is quite in accord with the position assigned to them here. It is only the mistaken identification of the Artaxerxes of Nehemiah with Artaxerxes Longimanus (B.C. 464-424) instead of with Darius Hystaspes (B.C. 521-485), and by consequence the mistaken date assigned to Nehemiah that has led to the distinguishing of the Nehemiah of the first year of Cyrus (Ezra 2:2, 7:7) from Nehemiah the cupbearer and the Tirshatha of Neh. 1:11 and 8:9. And it is only the mistaken identification of the Ahasuerus of Esther with Xerxes (B.C. 485-465) instead of with Darius Hystaspes (B.C. 521-485), that has led to the distinguishing of the Mordecai of the first year of Cyrus (Ezra 2:2 and Neh. 7:7), from the Mordecai of the Book of Esther, and the torturing of the passage in Esther 2:5-6 to make it mean that Kish was carried away with Jeconiah, instead of what it really does say, which is, that Mordecai was carried away with Jeconiah (B.C. 597)."—Martin Anstey, The Romance of Bible Chronology: The Treatise (Vol 1) (London, England: Marshall Brothers Ltd., 1913), 238.
10 The favor extended to the Jews during the Babylonian captivity is predicted by Jeremiah and evidenced by the fact that many remained in Babylon even after Cyrus gave permission to return to Jerusalem. While Jeremiah's prophecy concerning favor in captivity (Jer. 29:4-7) and Isaiah's prophecy concerning Cyrus (Isa. 44:28-45:13) appear independent of Daniel, we can safely assume that Daniel's high and enduring role in the successive governments of Babylon and Medo-Persia, along with his intercession on behalf of his people were key contributors to their experience in Babylon and obtaining the release via Cyrus. Angelic assistance concerning the release of the Jews may have been connected with Daniel's intercession and visions. See Daniel 10:20+.
11 Daniel was also considered a prophet by the community of the Dead Sea Scrolls. See Date.
12 The phrase Thus says the Lord occurs 293 times in the OT outside the book of Daniel.
13 Robert Anderson, Daniel in the Critic's Den (Grand Rapids, MI: Kregel Publications, 1909, 1990), 60.
14 Roland K. Harrison, Introduction to the Old Testament (Peabody, MA: Prince Press, 1969, 1999), 1123.
15 "His visions have their New Testament counterpart, but yet no one speaks of 'the prophet John.' . . . Daniel contains the record, not of God-breathed words uttered by the seer, but of the words spoken to him, and of dreams and visions accorded him."—Robert Anderson, The Coming Prince, 10th ed. (Grand Rapids, MI: Kregel Publications, 1894, 1957), xxv.
16 "Not to class Daniel with the other prophets marks a very correct observation on the part of the Jewish guardians of the Old Testament canon. For, in fact, Daniel was not sent to the people of God with a message to proclaim to them day by day as other prophets were."—Leupold, Exposition of Daniel, 20.


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While touring the famed Pike Place Market I stumbled upon the cute little spot by the name of Beecher's Handmade Cheese. Owner Kurt opened this quaint little shop back in 2002 and shortly after that opened another location in New York. Read all about his story {HERE}. It was really hard to decide what to get. Even though their menu was small everything sounded absolutely amazing and I'm guessing by the huge line of people everything probably is. Just a short wait (these people are good at serving up their noodles & cheese) I decided on the their World Famous Mac 'n' Cheese . I figured I would try their most popular flavor to see what all the hype is about. They also offer gluten free options. Just ask about them. And boy oh boy my mouth is watering just thinking about this cheesy. noodley goodness. I wish I had a bowl right now. I could eat this mac and cheese for breakfast, lunch and dinner. It was creamy, yummy and seriously delicious.
Don't sell yourself short get the large size. I got the smaller size and wished the whole time I had more. Did I mention they have a gigantic size tub of cheese (pictured below). I would take a bath in the cheese if they let me. :) This place is perfect for a quick snack or lunch for the family. They are not just a mac and cheese shop. They sell sandwiches and cheese to go. Trust me you will not want to miss out on this delicious treat. Stop by and try Beecher's next time you're in Seattle. And if you're a local I'm totally jealous!
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Leave it to ''The Sopranos'' to celebrate Mother's Day with a good, old-fashioned soccer-mom catfight. Granted, I wasn't exactly weeping over that pushy blond's unscheduled facial rearrangement (hey, her kid WAS a monster on the turf), but there was something disconcerting about how an episode that seemed so much like a PSA for anger management classes kicked things off with a smackdown that not only felt justified, but darn well deserved. Come on, you know Blondie was just begging for it.
As for Janice, she was begging for a beating herself during her riotous anger management group, where I thought for sure the well-dressed professionals around her would suddenly rise up and whup her senseless while the shrink at the front of the room nodded, took notes, and asked them how pulling her hair out by the roots made them feel, physically.
That Janice actually sees herself as the racially "enlightened" one in her family was a brilliant, if horrifying moment, and it seemed a shame the topic was changed before the justifiably outraged African-American woman in the room had the opportunity to give her a much-needed talking to. Considering that after two anger management meetings Janice was able to blather on and on about her remarkable advancements in self-realization before hysterically chasing her brother around the dining room table with a dirty butter knife, it probably would have been a waste of time.
As Tony says, revenge is like serving cold cuts, or something about refrigerated deli platters, and just in case we didn't get the hint that fracturing someone's skull isn't great for business unless you do it quietly and bury the body in your uncle's lawn, Tony had to one-up his sis by cracking open a bartender's brainpan later in the episode. I'm still trying to figure out what the guy could have done to diffuse the situation, perhaps tell an Osama bin Laden joke or deliver the Pledge of Allegiance, but clearly when Tony hasn't been getting his beauty sleep due to nightmares of Armageddon, even Dr. Melfi couldn't sweet talk her way out of getting a beer glass to the head. Is there any way to get this guy an Ambien prescription or something?
I suppose Tony's decision to sucker punch his bartender was really an attempt to make up for missing his chance to push Carmela head first into the cement lining of his dried-up swimming hole. You'd think that knowing about Tony's little problem with impulse control would deter Carm from doing something petty like draining the pool, a move so clearly calculated to tick him off, but I guess even he knows that offing the mother of his children would result in a fate worse than death: A.J. moving back in with him.
Lately Carmela, like everyone else, seems to be letting her rage get the better of her common sense. Did she really think that Tony would happily sign divorce papers, hand over a crooked drycleaning business or two for her future income, and call it a draw? Taking pot shots at Tony by robbing him of stress-relievers is pretty much like putting beehives in the backyard for bear control. Yes, she'll annoy the bear, but not before he destroys everything in his path, including her.
Carmela should consider hanging out with Christopher sometime, since both of them are chafing so badly under Tony's rule right now. It was tough to watch Tony Soprano and Tony B. a.k.a. Ichabod Crane (Steve Buscemi) revert to the teenage bullies they once were while Christopher clung desperately to not only his sobriety but his self-esteem, though I suspect that someday soon 'Bod may be wishing he hadn't made fun of his little cousin.
Even if Christopher is about two cans short of a six pack for thinking he's got a shot at a male modeling career (no offense, but we've seen him in his undies, and Ashton Kutcher he ain't), he's savvy enough to bide his time until he can hurt 'Bod so badly he'll wish he could get back into the massage business -- even if he won't have enough fingers left to do it.
That being said, 'Bod is shaping up to be one of the richest, most intriguing characters on the show. Seeing him charm Christopher with bitchy jokes and stories of the good old days was like a watching a master salesman or really slimy real estate agent at work, massaging his mark into a warm and fuzzy place just before going in for the kill. When he spoke so frankly about the simmering jealousy over his casino gig, he caught Chrissy flat-footed and babbling, and in a moment he had the once-bitter younger man firmly in the palm of his bony white hand.
Our complicated jailbird isn't happy until he's screwed everything up, whether that means offing Joey Peeps or reducing his young cousin to tears in the cab of his Hummer. You just know the day is coming when the raging bear that is Tony Soprano finally loses his patience, and his revenge will be serving up his beloved cousin like a finely sliced pastrami, cold or otherwise.


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Montego Bay Sangster International Airport, also known as Donald Sangster International Airport, is located less than two miles east of the city centre. Although only a small airport, the facility is modern and in good condition, and has become known as a safer alternative to entering Jamaica at Kingston. The airport consists of a single terminal building and it serves roughly three-million passengers every year. Don't forget to check out our Caribbean Travel Guide.
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Use of medication to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has increased dramatically in recent years, particularly among adults, according to a report released on March 12, 2014, by Express Scripts, the country's largest pharmacy benefits manager. Drawing on data from an annual sample of privately insured patients, the analysis studied pharmacy claims of more than 400,000 patients who filled a prescription for a medication indicated to treat ADHD from 2008 to 2012.
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Growing pressure on schools and children to excel on standardized tests, which leaves little tolerance for disruptive behavior, may help explain increasing use of ADHD medication in children, suggests Joseph Austerman, DO, section head of the psychiatry and psychology department at the Center for Pediatric Behavior Health at the Cleveland Clinic, in a note included in the report. "This is especially true among boys who often display the more impulsive and aggressive form of the condition," he writes.
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"[F]emales tend to be far better patients than men and comply more readily with recommended care," Dr. Austerman writes. "Additionally, young women are often in more regular contact with their parents, which can help support medication adherence."
Women were more likely to take ADHD medication than were girls; in 2012, women aged 19 to 25 were 27% more likely to be receiving ADHD treatment than were younger girls. David J. Muzina, MD, Express Scripts vice president of specialist practice, notes that girls often experience less severe ADHD symptoms that may be overlooked. As women age, however, they may become more aware of their symptoms and seek treatment. Dr. Muzina also suggests that some women may be using the drugs inappropriately to lose weight or to cope with their busy lifestyles.
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Proserv, a leading global provider of production technology services, has secured a $2 million contract to supply topside control equipment at a major southern North Sea development.
The company was awarded the deal on the Cygnus field by operator GDF SUEZ through its design contractor AMEC. As part of the agreement Proserv will supply the design, engineering and build of wellhead control panels and accompanying topside umbilical termination units for the Alpha and Bravo platforms.
Six of the 10 development wells for both platforms will be controlled by the initial panel design and includes the commissioning of spares and specialist tools.
Proserv's team of controls experts based at the company's dedicated engineering and manufacturing facility in Great Yarmouth will play a key role in carrying out the work.
The production platform will use an umbilical to provide fibre optic communication and utilities to the Bravo wellhead platform and Proserv will also supply the topside termination panels for the utilities. The subsea export pipeline has a subsea isolation valve fitted, which is controlled from the production platform, with Proserv providing the topside umbilical termination unit.
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Ok seriously I have been lurking the board all day. I have not drug my butt of the couch all day as it was a VERY long week and I seriously needed some rest. I have taken 3 naps today lol. What are you up to today? Rants, raves, thoughts or even simple "hi".
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Haha I took two naps today that totaled 3 1/2 hours. DH was wondering what was wrong with me, but I just really needed the extra sleep. I keep waking up at 2 am and 4 am and those naps today felt wonderful! I did run today for the first time since finding out I was pregnant and it was hard- although I went slow and kept my HR under 150, I was still surprised at how hard it was. I guess bc I haven't run in forever!
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TUBA U: BASSO PROFUNDO follows the story of an unusual 22-piece ensemble into the studio, across four decades, and into renowned Carnegie Hall.
Featuring tuba maestro R. Winston Morris, Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Gunther Schuller, German tuba makers, and the 100-piece Tubas of Mass Destruction, this is an anatomy of one instrument that speaks to the dedication in players of every instrument.
When Tennessee Tech's tuba maestro R. Winston Morris was invited to perform a solo recital in 1976 at Carnegie Hall, he said, "You know what? Anybody can do that! I'm taking twenty-two tuba players up there to perform with me." And he did. Not once, not twice but a remarkable seven times. It not only validated the existence of a tuba ensemble – it proved that the Tennessee Tech. ensemble was world class!
"Anybody can do that" seems to have been the mantra that has taken Winston Morris to icon status in the music and tuba world. He is responsible for more music being written for the instrument than anyone. Ever. "We are always looking to do something above and beyond what anyone else is doing," he says. "The status quo is not acceptable.
Winston Morris and TTU's Tuba Ensemble are featured in TUBA U: Basso Profundo, a new collaboration by Emmy-winning writer, director and producer Todd Jarrell and WCTE-TV. The show follows the 22-piece tuba ensemble into the studio, across the country and into Carnegie Hall. It takes you to a German tuba factory, shows you the "guts" of the instrument with the help of a surgical scope, and explores the tuba dynasty, from Bill Bell to Harvey Phillips to his protégé, Winston Morris.
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"It seemed like a fresh idea," said Todd. "Twenty-two tubas playing together is different and that attracted me." However, Todd really fell in love with the story when Winston played him a 1933 song by Bob Bell. The song was called, "When Yuba Played The Rhumba On His Tuba Down In Cuba," and the piece helped inspire Winston's career.
"The dedication and the energy that Winston puts into his work is amazing," said Todd, "but the fact that his life work was inspired by a needle drop on an LP and by that song, that wacky, goofy, wonderful song, is just cool! People find inspiration anyplace and this shows that inspiration comes in all forms and sizes and sounds."
TUBA U is not just a show about the tuba – it is also about prejudice.
"What struck me," said Todd, "was that when people asked me what I was working on, and I said a show about tubas, nine out of ten people would say, 'oh, oompapa'. This is what Winston has been hearing his whole life. Nobody was writing for the tuba because it's all about oompapa. But really, the tuba is an amazing instrument. Just because it is large and cumbersome and has big bass tones, it is not used strictly for elephant soundtracks. It is a marvelous, agile instrument capable of making beautiful music."
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If you like your lingerie to be vintage inspired but without a uber heavy focus on structure and support and more of a lean towards pretty, flirty styling, I suggest you look no further than Playful Promises. I met the team from Playful during London Fashion Week in February, when they kindly gifted me their Neon Eve soft cup bra and brief set because they knew of my love of undergarments.
This, their limited edition collection out last month, is the result of a competition Playful Promises ran in 2011 to find new and emerging designers who would contribute to their SS13 collection under the theme of 'The East' and Milton's Paradise Lost. Competition winner Pippa Davidson created a set inspired by a fusion of eastern and western beauty with her purple and pink print retro bra and brief set. Carla Pullinger took inspiration from 50s glamour and came up with a colour block design aimed at enhancing female curves. Finally, competition winner Eva Lai, who created my favourite set, used a nude and pink colour palette with a hint of lime green in her detailing. I adore the slightly sheer side panels in her high-waisted briefs.
You can purchase the Limited Edition collection HERE. Playful Promises plan to run a second design competition next year, so watch this space!
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In the season finale, Dani is excited to be featured in "Cosmopolitan" magazine! But when she decides on a cooking shoot, will her big family be helpful or helpless? Then, Kevin and Dani begin their house hunt--but they're in for a surprise at their first home tour! Will the awkward encounter deter their plans to move? As Dani works on her shoot and her home life, will she be able to balance being a career woman and a wife? Mikey works to pursue his passion, but could it land him all the way back in Los Angeles? It's an episode of change for the Deleasa family that you won't want to miss!
With Dani still scrambling to catch up with the tour in Santiago, Chile, the boys hit the bar for Ladies' Night. But the single guys are thwarted again when it turns out to be a total sausage fest. Then, Dani finally reunites with her hubby, but is challenged with getting back into touring mode after two years away from life on the road. Meanwhile, her brother Mikey battles some serious stage fright as he prepares for the biggest concert of his life. Can some advice from Kevin help him take control of an arena full of screaming fans, or will he crumble under the pressure? See him face his biggest obstacle as a musician!
It's a sad farewell as Kevin leaves for a tour of South America while Dani stays behind to pursue an opportunity with "Cosmopolitan" magazine. The Jonas Brothers have a grueling travel schedule ahead, and it'll be two weeks and six cities before the married couple can reunite. Can Kevin and Dani handle the time apart? Plus, the single guys are desperate to hit the club and meet some Latin ladies-- but their rabid fanbase has kept the band on lockdown. They can't even grab lunch without a massive crowd forming! Things get even more complicated when weather threatens Dani's travel plans. See if the lovebirds will have to put their reunion plans on ice.
A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity falls in Dani's lap when she's asked to write a column for "Cosmopolitan" magazine. However, she wants to put her best foot forward--but it seems like only she is standing in her own way. Meanwhile, the Jonas Brothers make Mikey an incredible offer that he can't refuse.
Kevin leaves Dani to preside over a crowded home for a trip to New Orleans! The Jonas Brothers are filming a music video for their new song "Pom Poms." But shortly after the cameras start rolling, a family friend shows up with a ton of spicy crawfish. Soon enough, Kevin regrets gorging on the southern specialty and finds himself glued to the tour bus toilet. Will he be able to suck it up and finish the shoot, or will he be a NOLA no-show? Meanwhile, Dina is having a hard time letting her sister move to New York City. Maybe a sibling date to Dani's first solo photo shoot is just the ticket? Watch the Jersey girl come into her own.
In the season premiere, as the commute into New York City begins to weigh on Kevin, he gives serious thought to moving to The Big Apple. To help convince Dani, he plans a special getaway out of the Jersey suburbs--complete with a stroll through Central Park and a tour of three gorgeous apartments. Just when Dani is nearly on board, a salon day with her siblings has her back on the fence. Meanwhile, Dani's parents move in with the newlywed couple while their home is under construction. See how she and Kevin handle their suddenly cramped quarters. Plus, Mikey drops a bombshell over family dinner.
The Jonas Brothers are back and ready to kick off their world tour with a huge concert at Radio City Music Hall! But since the brothers haven't performed together in over three years, and since so much has changed in each of their lives, Kevin worries if they still will have that same spark. And since family is always first, the couple plans a send-off dinner at their home, bringing both the Jonases and the Deleasas together under the same roof since their wedding! Will Dani finally be able to impress her mother-in-law? And will things still be the same with the Jonas Brothers?
When Kevin receives a phone call for a job opportunity back in The States, he becomes instantly conflicted as it threatens to tear him away from his Italian vacation with Dani and her family. Plus, when he invites Dani to share her opinion about whether or not he should take off early, she shuts down and shuts him out.
Somehow Kevin convinces his fearful mother-in-law Angela to jump on a plane and join him and Dani for a family trip to Florence, Italy. But despite the luxurious hotel rooms, gorgeous sightseeing and yummy food, someone isn't happy and is holding on to a painful secret. Drama comes to a head when Kevin receives an unexpected phone call that threatens to cut their vacation short.
Before taking the big step of becoming a father, Kevin wants to cross off activities on his baby bucket list--starting with camping! Although Kevin's been camping plenty of times with his brothers, Dani's family has never ventured into the wild outdoors--and don't really care to. Against all odds, Kevin convinces the whole gang to join him for a night of camping in the woods, where he and Dani plan on breaking a huge announcement to her family. But will the entire group be surprised?
After Dani's younger sis Katie graduates from high school, Dani decides she wants to be the cool big sister and throw her a huge graduation bash-- but her plans get sidetracked when her mom and Dina step in and takeover! Meanwhile, Kevin hires a dog trainer to teach their puppies not to pee everywhere in the house, but Dani is so stressed out with party planning she doesn't have time to concentrate on the dogs. Plus, Kevin zeros in on his music with the Jonas Brothers-- but doesn't feel like his singing is up to par with Nick and Joe.
Kevin is stoked when he and Dani land the cover for a glamorous luxury magazine. But for Danielle, this photo shoot just means another unwanted spot in the limelight. The offer also comes with a catch--she'll have to speak at the magazine's cover party in the Hamptons, which only adds to her jitters! After finishing up "Live! with Kelly", Kevin's heart stops when he gets a shocking phone call from Dani.
Even after suffering a heart attack a couple years ago, Dani's father Bucky still hasn't laid off the junk food--and his family is really starting to get worried. So when Kevin throws a barbeque party for Dani's sister Dina, everyone keeps a close eye on Bucky's plate to make sure he isn't sneaking any greasy hot dogs. However, their warnings go unheeded, and they decide it's time to stage an intervention. Meanwhile, Kevin gets concerned that his neighbors' windows are all facing his backyard, so he pulls out his green thumb and starts landscaping.
Kevin and Dani take a trip to the Jonas family compound in Texas to spend quality time with his parents, brothers and grandparents. But the couple can hardly make it through the front door before being interrogated about their baby plans! The pressure soon becomes all too much for Dani, and Kevin, realizing her anxiety, confronts his mom about easing up on her daughter-in-law.
Dani's baby sister Katie gears up for her high school prom, which brings up a lot of feelings for Kevin, since he missed his own! It also brings up a lot of emotions for Dani's dad Bucky, who hates to see his little girl grow up. As the sisters help Katie find the perfect dress, Kevin tries to help Bucky come to terms with his daughter's passage into adulthood. All the planning culminates in a pre-prom party hosted by Kevin and Dani--but will bad weather ruin what would be a perfectly awesome day?
In the premiere episode, Kevin volunteers a nervous Dani to cook dinner for Nick, Joe and the rest of the Jonas family.
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Kevin and Dani check into a lavish hotel
Joe Jonas invades Ladies' Night event
Kevin sees Dani's wrecked car
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Jonas Bros joke before Radio City concert
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Kevin and Dani are quizzed on their pasts
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Was out on my deck on Tusday late afternoon, and this dragonfly just flew up and hung around awhile. So I took some photos of it. Never seen an orange one b4, usually green or black. It landed on a bamboo stick that I use for stringing up my pea beds. Nice of the critter to visit.
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|I would like to order OIL CLOTH for a round table. How many yards of oil cloth do I have to buy to make a 60" round table cloth? Could someone advise me -- I am a new homemaker. I dislike vinyl tablecloths because they are made so cheaply. This round table is in my sun room where my hubby and I have breakfast, lunch and dinner. Thank you for any advice... Marie/Cricketm
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|It looks like most oilcloth is 47" wide. That means you need 2 pieces 60" long, which is 120" or 3 1/3 yards. Truthfully, I've never seen oilcloth seamed together though.
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|Cricket - check out the link below; There are other patterns/colors you can see. Looks like the yardage is 54" wide. They also sell readymade. Good Luck.
Here is a link that might be useful: Vermont Country Store
|Thank you Clt3 and wantoretire -- This morning I did order from the Vermont Country Store a red checker 60" oil cloth table cloth.
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Geo Gem by Amy Sia
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Amy Sia - Geo Gem based on 1 user reviews.
- Two-piece design adds a higher level of protection
- Enhanced bumper with metal buttons for finishing detail and a luxurious touch
- Interior finished liner provides a subtle cushion & elegant feel
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great case
I love this case. It's very cute, I've gotten tons of compliments! It is also very protective. Would definitely recommend


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Le Royal Meridien Mansour Hotel, Casablanca
Reviews - Le Royal Meridien Mansour Hotel
- Age Group: 41 - 50
- From: Netherlands
- Traveller type: Business Traveller
On Sunday I asked for some traveling advice and not only was I furnished with that, but an excellent hotel room was arranged for me in Marrakech even though there was a big festival on there, a new rental car was brought in and maps, directions and even someone to guide us out to the freeway to Marrakech! All this was arranged swiftly, efficiently and very economically while we were enjoying a nice cup of cappuccino in the lobby. High praise for the service! Definitely a reason for me to join the Meridien Moments club, and -generally- when on a trip I tend to check for Meridien availability first!
Lud van der Garde
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Top Local Tips for Casablanca
Rick's Cafe Don't write off Rick's Cafe as a tourist trap! The restaurant serves wonderful food in a terrific setting. (And yes, the pianist played 'As Time Goes By"!)
Trains from Casa Airoport to Casa Voyageur station during the day take the train from the airport to the Casa Voyageurs main station. 35 Dirham per person, second class is fine for that distance and train. From main station can take taxi to hotels for around 30 Dirham...this certainly beat the 500 Dirham the hotel charged or the 250 Dirham which is the going rate for taxis.
Little Taxis There are "Grand Taxis" which are large white Mercedes often used to go from town to town. They will charge you perhaps 10 Euros for even the smallest trip within Casa. the "Petit Taxis" should, in theory at least, all have meters. You can get anywhere within Casa for 5 Euros or a l0t less - despite the outrageous charge the drivers may first ask. Also, a lot of the tourist stuff you see in the Medina you can buy here in the USA on E-Bay for less than half what they tourist shop owners want.
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Other names for Le Royal Meridien Mansour Hotel
- meridien le royal mansour
- meridien hotel casablanca
- Address: 27 Avenue De L' Armee Royale - Casablanca - 21000 - Morocco
"Perfect Service And Slightly Antiquated Rooms" - Leendert VanDerGarde
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Hotels Near Le Royal Meridien Mansour Hotel
- Hyatt Regency Casablanca Hotel Casablanca, Morocco Distance: 1.7 km / 1 mi
- Ramada Almohades Casablanca Hotel Casablanca, Morocco Distance: 2.4 km / 1.5 mi
- Hotel Idou Anfa Casablanca, Morocco Distance: 3 km / 1.8 mi
- Ibis Moussafir Rabat Hotel Rabat, Morocco Distance: 82.2 km / 51.1 mi
- La Tour Hassan Hotel Rabat, Morocco Distance: 85.3 km / 53 mi
- Mercure Rabat Sheherazade Hotel Rabat, Morocco Distance: 85.8 km / 53.3 mi
- Ibis Moussafir Meknes Hotel Meknes, Morocco Distance: 191.9 km / 119.3 mi
- Hotel Es Saadi Marrakech, Morocco Distance: 212.7 km / 132.2 mi
- Hotel le Caspien Marrakech, Morocco Distance: 212.7 km / 132.2 mi
- Riad dar ilham Hotel Marrakech, Morocco Distance: 212.9 km / 132.3 mi
- Kasbah Dar Ilham Hotel Marrakech, Morocco Distance: 212.9 km / 132.3 mi
- Ibis Marrakech Palmeraie Hotel Marrakech, Morocco Distance: 217.7 km / 135.3 mi
- Melia Tichka Salam Marrakech Hotel Marrakech, Morocco Distance: 221.5 km / 137.6 mi
- Hotel la Mamounia Marrakech, Morocco Distance: 221.8 km / 137.8 mi
- Ryad Dyor Hotel Marrakech, Morocco Distance: 222.2 km / 138.1 mi


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This is a very different "The Best…" list from the ones I usually post. It's a "quasi" "The Best…" list.
I'm still trying to figure out how TPRS (TPR Storytelling) actually would work in an ESL classroom, and I'm not being very successful at getting a real understanding of it.
So, instead of an "official" The Best list, I've instead created a "stack" at the Delicious website of a few sites I've been exploring.
Check them out. And I'd love to hear more from teachers who actually use it in class….
By the way, I am beginning to really like the "stack" feature at Delicious, and am adding that tool to The Best Places To Create (And Find) Internet Scavenger Hunts & Webquests.