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"I want the lasagna!" Justin quickly called dibs. Truth is, we all wanted that lasagna. Defeated, we turned our attention to the other attractive selections.
For appetizers, we chose the tender grilled octopus ($13), served alongside fresh arugula in delicious citrus-lemon-garlic oil, and sumptuous veal meatballs ($8) capped with velvety tomato sauce.
We rounded out that celebrated lasagna with picks from both the daily specials and the standard menu. Smoked salmon ravioli ($18) was a creative alternative to standard cheese-filled ravioli. Smoky fish contrasted against smooth marinara flecked with garlic and chiffonades of basil for an intriguing taste. Another special showcased the fresh catch of the day: grouper with clams and mussels ($30). The flaky fillet was lightly seasoned and seared, moistened with a delicate broth and decorated with juicy shellfish. Shrimp Toscana ($26) was exceptional, with fist-sized prawns seared and deglazed with grappa, mushroom cream sauce, creamy risotto, and a side of seasonal veggies.
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By the time we selected entrées, the front door was crowded, with a family and a few couples patiently awaiting a table. They seemed unbothered, though, thanks to complimentary flutes of champagne Vince brought them.
During my conversation with Vince postvisit, he informed me that they work closely with local suppliers to create the daily specials. "We buy minimal amounts; when we run out, we run out," he explained.
Just past 9 p.m., the small dining room began to quiet and empty. Vince remained unflustered throughout the night. He made a joke when Brent dropped a wineglass, and because it was our first visit, he said, he bestowed upon us three complimentary decadent desserts: pistachio gelato, homemade tiramisu, and chocolate panna cotta. All three were excellent, but you could tell from the clank of four spoons over the panna cotta that it was the table favorite. The Italian pudding was chilled and served daintily in a martini glass, delivering a powerful punch of chocolate and a mind-numbingly silky texture. Prozac for the taste buds.
Weeks have passed since I went to Lucca, and I've recommended it to colleagues and friends, but I haven't returned for a meal nor for cocktails with girlfriends. It's great for a romantic dinner date or family supper. On service and food, Lucca would easily make it into my own Top Ten. But if I'm going to drop a Benjamin or two on a meal, restaurants in my top five get priority in the dining rotation. Why? Lucca is a little too neutral. What could help? A pop of color, some music... and, well, energy. Add some of that and I'll be back in a flash — I'll even bring the gals.
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LOVE this restaurant...I would agree that the dining experience might be a bit neutral but I liked that about Lucca. Sometimes the music, the color, etc distracts from the real reason you are there...the food. I look forward to going there everytime. It's a must for when my friends come to town.
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LUCCA is so good that you can get a $25 give certificate for only $10 on restaurant.com! Let's see, why would you review a restaurant in a part of town where you're more likely to be crushed by tumbleweed this time of year than find a person in this restaurant? Hmmm...
It only takes 3 day to make lasagna if you don't know what you're doing. My family recipe beats theirs and you make it and eat it the same day.
I had a great meal there the other night and there was music playing....thought they only had beer and wine...?
Great, the local food experts at New Times are using Tripadvisor to find restaurants. Do you realize how ridiculous that sounds?
i make my lasagna the same day too and its awsome i make my own sauce too, it goes in my lasagna w/ leftover home made meatballs sliced between the layers
Doesn't sound that ridiculous actually, I'd be curious to know about what places a website with a huge following like Tripadvisor has as their top 10 restaurants.
Because as soon as you saw Gilbert's on the list anyone with any local knowledge immediately knows that its not a credible list. How does Gilbert's win a "best burger" award? They go on facebook and encourage people to vote for them. Same is true for Tripadvisor. It has nothing to do with how good or bad a place is.


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This inn is located in Amsterdam (Oud-Zuid), close to Concertgebouw, Stedelijk Museum, and Van Gogh Museum. Also nearby are Rijksmuseum and Vondelpark.
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Trianon Hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk.
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Trianon Hotel features laundry facilities and an elevator (lift). High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Trianon Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 51
- Year Built 1920
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- Breakfast fee: EUR 5.00 per person (approximately)
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text: For those who don't know. The fabric district is a street, Perth street, which is just off of Harry Hines Blvd. in Dallas. It is just a little south of the LBJ and I35E intersection. On this street are several fabric warehouses that are open to the public. There is also another one, Golden Dor, a little further south on Harry Hines. It has been some time since I have been there, so I may be wrong, but I believe that they are only open to the public on weekends. They do usually have good prices on their fabrics, but you have to really look for what they have. Is it good content, weight, color, period design look, price? Ly Gabriele The pursuit of truth and beauty is a sphere of activity in which we are allowed to remain children all our lives. (Albert Einstein) Date: Fri, 7 Aug 2009 22:00:58 -0500 From: neorn75 at gmail.com To: elfsea at lists.ansteorra.org Subject: Re: [Elfsea] fABRIC rUN wILL bE a lITTLE eARLY I keep hearing about this fabric district! Right now I order all of my linen online but would be beyond excited if I could get it in town. Where is this wonderful place and how do I find it? Unfortuneatly I will not be able to make it tommorrow but look forward to meeting everyone at Collegium next Saturday! Gwen On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 9:48 PM, Brandon McDermott <brandonsmcd at yahoo.com> wrote: I will be at the fabric district at 11:30am so that Jeremy, one of our newcomers, can make it. Feel free to join me a little earlier. Thanks, Lochlan P.S. For some of the heavy fighters like me out there....That's a whole 30 minutes more. That's more than both hands together. P.S.S. For those heavy fighters that have a problem with the previous statement... I will be in the fabric district at 11:30 am. Bring a gauntlet, and I'll see you there. :-P _______________________________________________ Elfsea mailing list Elfsea at lists.ansteorra.org http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/elfsea-ansteorra.org -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.ansteorra.org/pipermail/elfsea-ansteorra.org/attachments/20090807/e0e78c99/attachment-0001.htm>


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It's the happiest time of the year, and with the holidays just around the corner, LPGA.com has asked our "New" rookies to respond to a few festive, holiday questions. Today's question in the series is...Will it be a white Christmas where you live?
|Marina Alex
|Frances Bondad
|No, it will be a toasty one.
|Katie Burnett
|Perrine Delacour
|Yes of course. I live in France and we often have snow for Christmas.
|Brianna Do
|Nope, it's going to be a sunny Southern California Christmas.
|Lauren Doughtie
|Doubtful, never has been but I guess it could be.
|Paz Echeverria
|Victoria Elizabeth
|I hope so! I love the snow.
|Breanna Elliott
|No! Hopefully it will be really hot!
|Marita Engzelius
|Austin Ernst
|It shouldn't be!
|Jordan Hardy
|Probably not - it doesn't snow that often in Alabama.
|Daniela Iacobelli
|Absolutely not.
|Kelly Jacques
|Felicity Johnson
|Maybe, but it hasn't happened in a while.
|Moriya Jutanugarn
|Taylore Karle
|Sue Kim
|Will be a white Christmas (or rainy) in Vancouver, but not in Orlando :(
|Inhong Lim
|It won't be a white Christmas where I live (Melbourne, Australia), but I will be in Korea and hope to have one.
|Alejandra Llaneza
|No, around 60 degree weather!
|Lisa McCloskey
|Nope...sunny Texas!
|Haley Millsap
|Kayla Mortellaro
|No - Arizona, sunny and warm.
|Brooke Pancake
|Garrett Phillips
|Nicole Smith
|In Big Bear - yes. In LaQuinta - no.
|Marina Stuetz
|Yes, we usually have a lot of snow in Austria.
|Li Jia Yun
|Kim Welch
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WASHINGTON, Nov 10, 2013 —With the 50th anniversary of President Kennedy's November 22 assassination looming ever closer, it is no surprise that TV programming reflects our enduring fascination with the events surrounding his death.
REELZ has already aired "JFK: The Smoking Gun," a documentary that presents friendly fire as the cause of Kennedy's death. But don't expect any new theories tonight in "Killing Kennedy," the documentary based on the book by Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard.
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Rather than entertain the possibility that the House Select Committee on Assassinations was correct in concluding that JFK was "probably" killed as the result of a conspiracy, O'Reilly's version stays true to the Warren Commission. Despite ample evidence of a conspiracy and the fact that a majority of Americans believe they have been deceived by their government, "Killing Kennedy" sticks to the premise that Oswald acted alone and excludes any evidence to the contrary.
The omitted evidence may or may not conclusively prove or disprove anything, but there is a reason that at least 1100 documents concerning Kennedy's assassination are still classified 50 years later. Don't expect any insight on the reasons why from O'Reilly and Dugard. They don't even bother asking in "Killing Kennedy."
Despite feeling like a lesson from a dated history book, "Killing Kennedy" does have one thing in common with every documentary ever made about that awful day in Dallas. No matter who tells the story, we are reminded of the loss we felt as a nation.
There are over 20 shows about Kennedy scheduled through November till the anniversary of his assassination on the 22nd, so buckle up for a long sad ride down memory lane.
SEE RELATED: Oliver Stone's The Untold History of the US premieres tonight on Showtime
"Killing Kennedy" airs on National Geographic Channel at 8 p.m. EST.
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In an effort to achieve uniformity among cities, on May 14, 2013, the Glendale City Council approved an amendment to the City's Tax Code Article III –Licensing (Code Section – 21.1-310 (J)). The amendment removed subsection J from Article III-Licensing. As a result, all taxpayers, including those with an annual gross net taxable income of less than three thousand dollars($3,000), are required to pay a fifty dollar ($50) annual renewal license fee. Previously, the annual renewal fee was waived for taxpayer's who met the above criteria and the City of Glendale was the sole jurisdiction with this waiver.
We understand this is a new requirement for you and this notice is to provide valuable information to transition you through this new requirement. The Privilege Sales and (Use) Tax license that your business is currently licensed for is valid for one calendar year and expires December 31, 2013. It now must be renewed each year by paying the new renewal fee of fifty dollars ($50) on or before January 31 of each year.
Enclosed in the letter you receive, you will find a statement of account dated November 2013 denoting that the fifty dollar ($50) renewal fee is due. You will continue to receive a statement of account in the months of December and January as a reminder that the renewal fee is due. Please keep in mind, the payment is due in our office by January 31, 2014. Failure to renew by the due date will automatically result in an assessment of penalties.
Additionally, Glendale's Tax and License and Customer Service Offices will be closed December 23 through December 27. Therefore, if it is your intent to pay your renewal fees in person, please plan to visit Customer Service on or before December 20 or beginning the week of December 30. Due to the city being closed the week of Christmas, all mailed tax & license documents with a postmark of December 21 through December 27 will be processed with a December 23 received date so business owners will not receive a late penalty.
Please contact us with any questions you may have about the above changes by calling our Customer Service Office at: 623-930-3190 or emailing: email@example.com
As of July 1st, 2013 - Commercial lease income is now exempt when derived from leases between affiliated companies, businesses, persons or reciprocal insurers if the lessor holds a controlling interest in the lessee, the lessee holds a controlling interest in the lessor, an affiliated entity holds a controlling interest in both the lessor and lessee or an unrelated person holds a controlling interest in both the lessor and lessee. Controlling interest means an 80% ownership of the voting shares of a corporation or of the interests in a company, business or person other than a corporation. If you have any questions please contact us at 623 930-3190.
The new sales tax provision for retail sales at the rate of 2.2% that went into effect on August 1, 2012, is for SINGLE ITEM PURCHASES OVER $5,000 not the businesses' total monthly gross sales. Example of single items that qualify include: an automobile, a boat, fine jewelry, furniture, etc. Please list only the single items purchases over $5,000 under Class Code 32 at a taxable rate of 2.2% and all other retail sales should be listed under Class Code 17 at a taxable rate of 2.9%. For the fact sheet on the city's temporary sales tax increase, click here.
All businesses operating within the City limits are required to be licensed. To engage or continue in business, a Transaction Privilege Tax license is required. It is the business owner's responsibility to complete an application and obtain a license. Additionally, a person with multiple business locations will need to have a business license for each location. However, special provisions exist for residential rental businesses. Please see the information on our website for "Rental of Real Property." Once the license has been applied for, a tax return will be mailed monthly, quarterly or annually depending on the annual taxable gross income of the business.
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The Tax and License office must receive the application and all fees within 30 days of the start of business date to avoid delinquent penalties. If you are unable to remit the application timely and are beyond the 30 days, simply add the penalty fee indicated to the amount for remittance. Prior year license and late fees will be assessed for each year of operation without a license. The license fees and penalties are retroactive to 1990.
An annual Transaction Privilege Tax License renewal notice will be issued and mailed to you approximately three weeks prior to the December expiration date. It is important to return the renewal notice with the identified amount due to renew your license, update the information, or to cancel the license.
Documentation Requirements:
According to the Legal Arizona Workers Act (A.R.S. 41-1080), a license eligibility form is required to issue a license if your business ownership type is identified as an Individual, Sole Proprietorship, or Husband and Wife business. Before your license can be approved, you must provide a copy of a document indicating your presence in the United States is authorized under federal law (if applying as Husband and Wife, both individuals must provide documentation). After you have completed the form, return it along with the applicable business license application for your type of business.
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Zoning requirements vary based on location. For further information about the specific zoning requirements for your location, please contact a planning representative at
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Building Safety Requirements:
Building requirements vary based on location. For more information on specific building requirements for your location, click here or call the building safety department at
(623) 930-2800.
All commercial-based locations within the Glendale city limits must obtain approval.
Other Requirements:
Alarm Security Permits verify addressing and building layout to guarantee access to the building in a timely manner in the event of an emergency, and secures all required contact information. Please contact the Police Department, Alarm Unit at
(623) 930-2466
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Fire Permits ensure the health and safety of all citizens. Information concerning Fire Plan Review, Fire Protection, Fire Prevention Codes, Standards, Inspections, Fire Preventions Contractors lists, other fire related requirements, Hazardous Materials Permit, Special Event Permits, or additional permits and fees can be obtained through the Fire Department's website. Please contact the Fire Department at
(623) 930-4400
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New accounts are typically placed on monthly reporting for a minimum of six months to allow a reporting history to be established. Once a reporting history is established, you may request a change in reporting frequency based on your annual taxable income.
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Monthly Reporting: The tax for monthly filing is due on or before the 20th day of the month following the month in which the revenue was recognized.
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Review our reporting frequency chart above to determine which reporting frequency you are eligible to report.
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Postmarks are not evidence of timely filing; payments must be received in our office on or before the last business day of the month to be considered timely.
Non-profit: All Glendale-based non-profits are required to complete the standard Transaction Privilege Tax License application. There is no fee associated with this registration.
Also required is a copy of the current (dated 1994 or later) letter from the IRS confirming the organization's non-profit status under Section 501 of the Internal Revenue Service Code.
A renewal notice will be sent to you approximately three weeks prior to the expiration date. There is no renewal fee; however it is important to return the renewal notice to renew your license, update the information, or to cancel the license.
Due to the fact that some types of licensing require background checks, it is imperative to allow enough lead time for processing your license prior to opening your business. For specific questions on business licenses and lead time, please see the internal processing timeline below or contact Glendale's Tax & License Division at (623) 930-3190.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- The NBA Finals' television viewership for Game 4 was down 7 percent from last year.
Miami's 109-93 win on the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday night on ABC averaged 16.2 million viewers. That's down from 17.4 million for the Heat-Thunder series a year ago.
It's up from the 16.1 million for Game 4 between Miami and Dallas in 2011.
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The planet of Pandora will be touching down in Disney World.
An Avatar land, modeled on the hit 3-D film's lushly forested landscapes and flying creatures, will take up residence at Animal Kingdom in Orlando, Disney officials announced this week. Construction is expected to begin in 2013 and be completed three years later at a cost of about $400 million.
Features will include animatronics and 3-D holographic technology, filmmaker James Cameron told the Associated Press.
"Our goal is to go beyond current boundaries of technical innovation and experimental storytelling," the producer told the Guardian newspaper. "[To] give park goers the chance to see, hear and touch the world of Avatar with an unprecedented sense of reality."
Robert Niles writes in his Theme Park Insider blog, " With its huge reservoir of intellectual property, Disney usually doesn't look outside the company for themes to new attractions, especially now that Pixar is part of the Disney family. But Disney has secured outside contracts before, most notably for Star Wars and Indiana Jones. And don't forget that Hollywood Studios was originally the Disney-MGM Studios.''
MORE: Cedar Point named top amusement park
Disney CEO Bob Iger says the company is considering expanding the Avatar attraction to other Disney parks.
Meanwhile, upcoming sequels set for release in December 2014 and a year later, should keep the Avatar buzz alive while construction is under way.
The movie has grossed $2.8 billion since its release in 2009, making it the No. 1 money-making film of all time.
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historic hair styleWhile every fashionista talks about how styles and trends have changed over the years along with the evolving times, there are certain aspects that people often forget how there are other things that change along with the fashions and how these things play such an important role in enhancing the fashion trends of that time. I am talking accessories here and hairstyles as well. [caption id="attachment_74" align="alignleft" width="300" caption=" "]Photo by Raphael Martinus[/caption] As we all know both the wrong hairdo as well as the accessories can make ...


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Kevin Magnussen says he won't "feel uncomfortable" going into the Australian GP having done a race simulation during his final day of testing.
Magnussen, who won last year's Formula Renault 3.5 Series, is making the step up to Formula One this season with the McLaren team.
The Dane has been putting in the laps in Bahrain in preparation and on Saturday, his final day of testing, he covered 88 laps.
Conducting a race simulation, Magnussen also put in a run on the soft Pirelli tyres to finish the day fourth quickest, 2.636s off the pace
"We had some electrical problems in the morning, but sorted them pretty quickly, and complete most of the run-programme," he said.
"Lap times from both Williams and Mercedes look very quick, but I don't think any of the teams have been running to identical programmes, so it's still hard to say.
"As a team, we're not quite there yet, but we have more to come. Our car feels like it has potential - unlike last year's car, where you could feel its problems when
you were driving. This year, it feels like an F1 car.
"In terms of preparation, you always feel like you can do more - if we had more time, we wouldn't stop! But, from a driving perspective, I think I've got all the
basics covered in order to go out there and do a race.
"I don't feel uncomfortable going into a grand prix now - I feel that I know all the procedures, I know what's important, and I know what to focus on in a race weekend. And that's really positive.
"It's a very special feeling knowing that the next time I get in the car, it'll be in Australia. I've got a big job ahead of me, but I'm pretty excited. I feel ready."
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First things first: the correct address for the WoW Armory is wowarmory.com. Bookmark it. Memorize it. But don't ever, ever search for it again. We've talked before about how misspelling searches can get you into trouble. But even if you spell WoW Armory correctly when Googling, the
Update 1:10pm: Google seems to have removed the site from their sponsored listing in the short time since I wrote this post. Kudos! Nonetheless, there are and will be more sites using the same technique, so the warning remains valid.
Do not go to the following site: armory-worldofwarcnaft.com/wowarmory/, it is evil. Notice the n in warcnaft? You may not when you are clicking on it in your search page or when it shows up in your address bar. And that's what they are counting on. Because the rest of the site looks authentic. When you type in what you want to search for, you get asked for your Battle.net info. Then, no matter what you type in, it gives you a password error. (I typed in profanity. It was fun.) They have stolen all of the elements of the actual Blizzard pages, so that if you want your login page in other languages, just a click of the button will get you there. But don't. It's evil.
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On Wednesday's episode of Lost, a newly energized Locke seeks out Richard Alpert's help in 2007 with some very interesting errands. Back in the Me Decade, Jack and Kate help Eloise Hawking understand how she came to kill her own grown son, and Jack convinces her to fulfill Daniel's dying wish. Sawyer and Juliet, whose cover is blown by that pesky surveillance video, make a shocking decision about their future on the island.
JACK, KATE and SAYID
We back-track a bit to see Daniel's shooting from Kate and Jack's perspective. Kate tries to convince Jack not to follow Daniel into Hostiletown. Jack, on the other hand, is convinced that this plan is their destiny, so he's practically ready to skip down into the crossfire. But before they can reach a consensus, they're captured by Charles Widmore (Fancy Hair Edition).
Eloise has them put in her tent while she pages through Daniel's journal. Widmore asks, "Why has the Dharma Initiative declared war on us?" But Eloise says Kate and Jack aren't from Dharma. "Then where the hell are they from?" Widmore asks, and the unspoken, incredulous answer hangs in the air.
There's a nice scene here between Matthew Fox and Evangeline Lilly, as Kate questions why Jack would want to put things back the way they were supposed to be, as Faraday suggested would be the result of Operation Boom Boom. For obvious reasons, Kate is not so nuts about this idea, as her pre-crash existence was pretty much a one-way flight to the slammer. "And what about us?" Kate asks. "We go on living our lives because we've never met?" When Jack says it would bring back dead people and end all their misery, Kate says it was not all misery. "Enough of it was," Jack huffs. (Which reminds me: Jack has been kind of a jerk lately, no?)
Eloise questions the pair about Faraday's plan, and because of her 1950s-era run-in with Daniel & Co. – whom she saw disappear "before her bloody eyes," she's more receptive that she rationally should be. "How is this [the inscription in Daniel's journal] my handwriting if I don't remember writing it?" she asks. "Because you haven't written it yet," Jack says. He appeals to her future maternal instincts by telling her that if she sees Dan's plan through, she can take it all back. "Does he know what he's talking about?" Eloise asks Kate. "He thinks he does," replies Kate. She believes them, so they're off to find Jughead, which is buried underground as Daniel instructed, but in the intervening years, Dharma showed up and built New Otherton over it.
"Why is it that this man looks so familiar?" Widmore asks. Well… Eloise announces to her Hostile cohorts that she's taking Jack and Kate to the bomb. There's a tense, whispery moment between Eloise and Widmore as Richard explains: "[Widmore] and Eloise are… let's just say that love can be complicated." What do you think that means?
Eloise tells them that they have to enter the underground bomb-hiding place by swimming there. And then something interesting happens: Kate speaks for the Doubting Thomases in the audience and wants out of this cockamamie scheme; she wants to return to their friends. But Eloise won't let her, as the Hostiles are not in the habit of sharing all their deepest secrets with strangers and then letting them saunter off into the jungle. There's a bit of a stand-off, and a gunshot! For a split-second, I nearly soiled myself thinking that Kate was a goner. But then Sayid pops up out of the woods with a gun and it becomes clear what has actually happened. The Hostile rifleman falls to the ground, and Eloise and Richard put their hands up.
Once Jack, Kate and Sayid are reunited, Sayid points out what he thinks is a flaw in Faraday's plan. You see, he already killed Benjamin Linus, but they're all still there. Oh, but he didn't, Kate tells him, and she's actually a little ticked off. "Since when did shooting kids and blowing up hydrogen bombs become OK?" she asks. Jack spins another rich fable about destiny for Sayid, and Kate tells him that he sounds like Locke – and "he was crazy too." So Kate is Audi 5000, heading back to New Otherton to take her chances there. "Because if I can't stop you, maybe they can," she spits. This is a very interesting development.
Jack takes a deep breath and follows Richard underwater through a passageway and arrives at a temple of sorts. "Where are we?" Jack asks. "The tunnels" is Richard's uninformative reply. Eloise and Sayid follow them, and they're off to see the Jughead. Along the way, Sayid is on board because "if this works, you might just save us all, but if it doesn't, at least you'll put us out of our misery." There's that word again! He does have one nagging question: Why should they trust Eloise? Jack points out that in 30 years, she helps them get back to the island. Sayid rightly points out that that isn't really an answer.
So they find Jughead and Eloise asks: "Well, now what?" Indeed!
SAWYER and JULIET
Radzinsky is questioning Sawyer about where Kate is — with his fists mostly, and with the assistance of his heavy, Phil (ha-ha). Is this not the most unassuming bunch of enforcers you've ever seen? For his part, Horace is rendered mostly impotent as Radzinsky's rage motivates him to takes charge.
Juliet pleads for them to stop. "We have known each other for three years. We are not bad people. We are not here to hurt you," she says. She's perhaps more vulnerable than we've ever seen her in this moment, and it makes me stop and take stock of Juliet's entire tragic story and realize how painful it all must have been for the retiring scientist who thought she was just escaping a bad boyfriend by taking an interesting-sounding job all those years ago.
Sawyer tells her not to tell them anything because, even if she does, they aren't going to believe her. Plus, it's only going to get more people hurt. Phil turns his fists of fury on Juliet, but just as things are about to get really sticky, an anonymous Dharma dude barges in with a head count on Miles, Jin and the mysterious recent new additions to their numbers. They know where Jack and Kate have gone, but…. "who the hell is Hugo Reyes?" Radzinsky asks. "He's the fat guy," an increasingly menacing Phil says.
HURLEY, MILES and JIN
Cut to Hurley in the Dharma kitchen, socking away canned goods. He makes a hasty exit from New Otherton to meet up with Miles and Jin. Dr. Chang, who appears out of nowhere wearing a sporty Dharma jacket (no jumpsuit for this smoothie!), follows him.
Chang catches up with the trio, and rather than sound the alarm, he asks them if Daniel was telling the truth, if they're from the future. Hurley attempts to lie, but as we all know from the beginning of the season, he's not very good at that, so he cracks when he can't tell Chang who's the president of the U.S. in 1977. "It's true then?" Chang asks Miles with a sly reversal on Empire Strikes Back. "You are my son?" Miles says he is, and that Daniel has been right about everything so far. This is enough for Chang to call for a complete evacuation of the island.
Once Chang sounds the evacuation alarm with the Dharma Interrogation Squad/Chess Club, Sawyer says, "If you put me and Juliet on the sub with [the women and children], we'll tell you anything you want to know." Radzinsky wants a map that shows where the Hostiles are.
Sawyer presumably gives them what they want, because the next scene is them being escorted in handcuffs to the sub. "We'll buy Microsoft; we'll bet Cowboys in the '78 Super Bowl. We're going to be rich," he says to Juliet. "I should have let you get on this sub when you wanted to three years ago," Sawyer says. As he climbs down the ladder, Sawyer looks around at the island's breathtaking vistas and says with a characteristic huff: "Good riddens."
(Aside: Around the same time, Miles, Jin and Hurley witness Charlotte, baby Miles and their mothers boarding the same sub. They see Dr. Chang exchange angry words with his wife, and Miles realizes that it's what he had to do to get his young family out of harm's way. It's a much more touching moment than I imagined it would be.)
Sawyer and Juliet are handcuffed inside the sub. Just as Sawyer and Juliet are exchanging I love yous and planning their post-island, 1970s life… uh-oh, Kate is brought into the sub and cuffed beside them. Ouch! There is a very cool (though probably computer-generated) image of the sub slowly sinking into the sea, and then it hits me: They're not just leaving the island; they're leaving any chance of returning to their lives in 2007. Sawyer, Kate and Juliet are now reassigned in time, away from their Oceanic 815 cohorts, and maybe for good. It's a shocking development.
Richard Alpert is erecting a ship in a bottle on the beach, and an anonymous lady-Hostile approaches and says, "Richard, he's here," and without further explanation, Richard immediately appears to know who she means. And then there's neo-Locke, carrying a dead boar over his shoulders like a Viking warrior hero returning from the hunt. "I brought dinner," he says with a smirk.
It has been three years since they've seen each other, and Richard observes that there's something different about him. Rather than mention the small matter of his resurrection, he says simply, "I have a purpose now." (And then there's the Shaft theme song music in my head again…) Locke explains that Ben "helped me get back," and it's kind of hysterical how many crucial details Locke is leaving out of that sentence.
Ben explains to Sun that Richard is "a kind of advisor, and he has had that job for a very, very long time." (Aside: Isn't it kind of funny that she's still wearing a blazer?) When Sun hears of Richard's history with the island, she rushes up to him, shows him the Dharma photo with Kate, Jack and Hurley, and asks if he knows them. "Yeah, I was here 30 years ago." (Okay, great…) "I remember meeting these people." (Hooray!) "Because I watched them all die." (D'oh!)
Locke asks Ben to join their conversation. "Afraid I'll stage a coup?" Ben taunts. "I'm not afraid of anything you can do anymore, Ben," Locke says flatly. "Well, in that case, I'd love to come," Ben says with his signature snarky musicality.
Ben, Richard and Locke are going on a bit of a walkabout. Before they leave, Locke says to Sun, who is staying behind: "Whatever happens, Sun, you have my word, if there's a way for you and Jin to be together again, a way to save our people, I'll find it."
Alpert wants to know where Locke was for three years, and again he withholds the most interesting bits of his crazy tale, and says only, "You're about to see where I went. After that, you're going to take me to Jacob." Come again? "That's not how it works," says Ben, but they reluctantly agree, powerless in the face of neo-Locke.
They arrive at a clearing and Locke gives Alpert some very familiar-sounding instructions about what to say to the man who stumbles out of the jungle. "Who is that man, John?" Ben asks. "Me." Big, satisfied smile.
So we see the scene where Richard removed a bullet from John's leg and told him he was going to have to die again, from what appears to be a slightly different angle. It's a little unsettling, but it's an interesting way to resolve this previously inexplicable scene. "This must be quite the out-of-body experience," Ben says to Locke as they watch Richard counsel Locke. "Something like that," Locke replies, significantly.
"How did you know when to be here?" Ben asks. Yeah, what he said! The island told him. Hasn't the island ever told you anything? he asks Ben. No, says Ben, clearly annoyed, so he adds that the island hasn't told him where Jacob is. And then he says something like Na-na-na-na-na-na. Except not really. Locke is unmoved by his jab, and says "You've never seen Jacob," which is interesting considering that mind-bending scene in Jacob's cabin. Richard returns and says he's glad Locke didn't have to die, as he just told him he would have to. "Actually, Richard, I did," he says matter-of-factly.
Locke, Richard and Ben return to the Hostile settlement, where Richard says they can leave in the morning to see Jacob. But no, Locke wants to leave now. But first he wants to speak to "his" people. In a strange speech, he says it's a little nutso than they're following the orders of a man named Jacob, a man none of them have ever seen. So he invites them all to come with him to see Jacob for themselves. "I'm starting to think John Locke is going to be trouble," Richard says to Ben. "Why do you think I tried to kill him?" Ben reveals.
We end on a procession across the beach, as the Hostiles follow Locke to their destiny. It's very Biblical-looking, except they all have shotguns. "Beautiful day, isn't it?" Locke bellows. "Yes, so far," Ben replies. Ben says that Richard has some reservations about Locke, but that he's here to follow Locke's orders. His deviousness is pretty transparent. Ben says he'll help Locke find his friends. "I'm not interested in being reunited with my people," says Locke. Then why are they going to see Jacob? "So I can kill him," Locke says. Thump!
What did you think of "Follow the Leader"? Do you think Jack is right to continue Faraday's plans? What will happen to Kate, Juliet and Sawyer? Will we finally meet Jacob? Any predictions for the finale?
The two-hour season finale! Can you believe it? "Jack has a bomb. He could kill everyone on the island," says Kate! ABC messes up by then including scenes in the preview that reveal that Kate, Juliet and Sawyer are somehow back on the island! There's still time for love-triangle tension though! There goes that poignant sub-sinking moment. Sigh. Also: Lapidus is back!
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Enjoy The Weekend!
I've really enjoyed our week together, thank you for your visits, comments and general amazingness! This week has been busy for me but I went and got myself a nasty little head cold so I had to lay low today as I'm finally starting to feel better after a week of moaning and whining… so I chilled a bit today because I need to get my energy up — I'm moving next week and so there is no time to be sick!
I found this image in the latest copy of VTWonen, a Dutch mag that I subscribe to, and I just love the idea of taking tears from magazines to form a house-shaped inspiration wall. Fun! It also put me into the "moving into a new house" mood. I went into the new place a few days ago to measure the windows and have a general look around and I left feeling so inspired and happy because I really "feel" this space. I need to pack and get things organized because I am just dying at this point to move in. So, that's what I'll be up to this weekend in addition to some fun social stuff that I have going on.
What about you? What will you do? Want to come help me pack? :)
See you on Monday!
(image: vtwonen)
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Justina Blakeney commented
September 25th, 2010 at 1:22am
Kelly commented
September 25th, 2010 at 1:53am
Good luck with the move, Holly! I can't believe how much you've got going on right now — and still you put out that same happy-but-calm energy. :-) It gives me something to aspire to the next time we have to pack up. Can't wait to see all of the inspiring things you'll do in the new place!
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Gramercy Home commented
September 25th, 2010 at 2:33am
Sarah commented
September 25th, 2010 at 3:47am
I do like the idea too of the mag inspirations…good luck with the move, I know how difficult it can be…but exciting at the same time! :)
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Kathryn Bechen commented
September 25th, 2010 at 4:58am
Rayna Diane commented
September 25th, 2010 at 5:01am
I always used to have magazine images all over my walls growing up. I miss that – I started feeling like I was too old to do it or something silly like that. I've recently started doing it again (though not in a house shape but that's a neat idea!) esp. since my apt. is so bland!
Missives From Suburbia commented
September 25th, 2010 at 5:48am
I am an expert mover, and have it down to a fine art (my husband's job requires us to move every few years). I'll come help you pack if you help me figure out how to pull my livingroom together (we might get to stay here for a while). Deal?
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Ali commented
September 25th, 2010 at 8:35am
I am a master packer! Really. We moved a lot as kids and it's a skill which really improves with practice. Enjoy!
I'm off to Origin (the design fair) in London today – must jump in the shower and onto the train. Enjoy your weekend Holly!
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juliette commented
September 25th, 2010 at 9:44am
picture hanging , baking a pumpkin spice cake w/cream cheese frosting, family gathering….welcoming fall! =)
Feel better – had one of those last week and what a drag! Gute Besserung!
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Ingrid Jansen commented
September 25th, 2010 at 12:01pm
Love the table and ?
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All things nice... commented
September 25th, 2010 at 12:35pm
Love the inspiration house, it looks really pretty too. This weekend I'm also relaxing, might do a bit of crafting too, visit my new house to see the progress made, the roof will be going on next week, watch out on my blog for updates. Can't wait for your move and to see all your interior design come into play. Enjoy the weekend :)
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Eduarda commented
September 25th, 2010 at 3:12pm
It would be a pleasure to help you, Holly! I can drive from Norway to Germany in seconds! :)
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Cecilie commented
September 25th, 2010 at 7:01pm
I hope you feel better.
Sure thing – I'll come and help you pack :o)
We went to Zweibrücken today to visit a small but nice Herbst Garten Markt. Tomorrow I'll be making cards for a Danish charity organisation and day dreaming of redecorating my home (seems I do that last bit non-stop at the moment).
Halen commented
September 25th, 2010 at 10:31pm
Cute table, seems like a casual work area :)
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laura trevey commented
September 25th, 2010 at 10:41pm
Cool inspiration board!!
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Traveling Mama commented
September 25th, 2010 at 10:54pm
We've been painting and getting our place ready in hopes that our stuff will arrive. Hope you are feeling much better! Hugs!
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janis - pine cone camp commented
September 26th, 2010 at 1:51am
Take care of yourself – drink tea and read magazines only!
I love this inspiring wall – fab idea.
Good luck with the big move!
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Monica Lee commented
September 26th, 2010 at 3:27am
cristin @ simplified bee commented
September 26th, 2010 at 6:00am
Our weekend is filled w soccer games and bday parties! The weather is gorgeous and warm.
hope you feel better soon!!!
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Glenda Childers commented
September 26th, 2010 at 7:14am
I actually love packing. (strange, I know.) I am moving myself from Seattle to Chicago. How about if I come to Germany and help you pack and then you come to Seattle to help me pack. Hope your on the mend.
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Justina commented
September 26th, 2010 at 10:34am
inspiration board is really nice! I hope you finish your packing (and un-packing) fast with help of friendly people:)I would help but I don't think I will manage to get there on time;)
have fun decorating your new space!
good luck
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Kelly Swallow commented
September 26th, 2010 at 10:39am
Clara commented
September 26th, 2010 at 5:28pm
I love the felt magazine holder is it? So cool x
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September 26th, 2010 at 7:18pm
Andy Mathis commented
September 26th, 2010 at 7:54pm
Have fun packing Holly.
I had to stop by and comment. I downloaded the Flipboard app for iPad last night and Decor8 has never looked lovelier. (and it was pretty lovely before). Total eye candy and fun to read.
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Becky D @ KingsDownRoad commented
September 26th, 2010 at 9:24pm
I WISH I could come help you pack!! :) Good luck with the packing and move.
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erika commented
September 27th, 2010 at 10:57am
I liked that picture too, I hope you had a good weekend with all the packing!! I was at the woonbeurs this weekend together with Jane from ATLW in the 101-woonideeen huis demonstrating our work , it was a really inspiring weekend, I loved looking at the houses that 101 and VT wonen designed!!
Margarida commented
September 27th, 2010 at 12:29pm
My sister will love this. :-) I must share it!
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Krystle@CraftyHabit commented
September 27th, 2010 at 5:41pm
Love love love the color me pretty monthly post. Provides such great inspirations and gets my creative juices flowing. It caters so much to my love of color. Thank you for all the wonderful posts!
Best of luck packing!
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The way God faithfully works in our lives
Does faith impact the way we view life? Or does it work the other way around? Concluding the eye-opening study on Moses from Hebrews chapter 11.Read More »
Does faith impact the way we view life? Or does it work the other way around? Concluding the eye-opening study on Moses from Hebrews chapter 11.Read More »
Is faith evidenced by action? Or is faith the absence of action? Throughout history, church members have wrestled over the relationship between faith and works. Let's continue a helpful study on the life and faith of Moses.Read More »
God is at work, sometimes visibly, sometimes invisibly, but always faithfully.Read More »
None of us witnessed God parting the Red Sea, nor did we see Jesus forgive and heal the lame man . . . but God still answers our prayers in our generation.Read More »
The Old and New Testaments are filled with stories about the miraculous works of God. So, does this mean God intervenes in this manner today?Read More »
God is our hope! Whatever situation you're facing today, you can have confidence that He will be faithful. Let's look at the Israelites flight from Egypt and find lessons on faith that apply to our lives right now.Read More »
The story of the Israelites' freedom from slavery in Egypt is a great example of God's faithfulness. But while it was happening, the Israelites had no shortage of complaints for God!Read More »
It's encouraging to remember times when we personally experienced God's provision . . . but unfortunately those memories don't always keep us from doubting Him in the future!Read More »
Communion is a Christian tradition that goes back to Jesus Himself. But did you know that Jesus was drawing on another tradition that dates back even further?Read More »
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Shocking figures released by the Health & Social Care Information Centre show Dartford and Gravesham youngsters tipped the scales as the county's largest.
In Kent as a whole, more than 15,000 children aged four and five, in reception year, and more than 14,000 children aged 10-11, in year 6, were measured and placed into one of four categories: underweight, healthy weight, overweight or obese.
The survey highlights the worrying trend towards obesity over just six years.
When youngsters start school just under 9% are obese. By the time they start secondary school an average of more than 18% in Kent are classed as obese.
In most areas across the county the levels of obesity double during those crucial years.
As a nation, the proportion of obese children, from both age ranges, has reduced from last year.
Dartford MP Gareth Johnson said: "As a parent myself I have experienced the challenges involved in trying to drag your child away from the Xbox, computer games, and plasma screens in order to get them to do some exercise.
"Most people agree this is something we need to address but parents do not want lectures from government but tips and suggestions.
"There is a lot of work being carried out in schools and in the community generally that seeks to promote a healthy lifestyle. This work should continue to be supported."
A spokeswoman for The Gr@nd Healthy Living Centre in Gravesend said: "Childhood obesity is not just a Gravesham and Dartford issue, it is a national problem as people move less and eat more convenience foods which are usually higher in fat and sugar.
"The good news is that there is lots of support and advice.
"We need to tackle people's misconceptions. People think that eating well and getting active means only eating boring food, running marathons and spending lots of money on ingredients and gym membership."
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Ferdinand Pautrot Bronze Pheasant Animalier Sculpture
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A fine, large bronze animalier sculpture by Ferdinand Pautrot (1832-74). The figure represents a pair of pheasants, one perched on a gnarled barren branch while the other appears to strut along the ground. The body position of the lower bird gives the composition a great deal of movement that is often missing in classical animalier bronzes. The ground is covered in long grass that is somewhat less common than Pautrot's more characteristic rocky ground. Along with Mène and Moigniez, Pautrot was considered the be France's finest sculptor of animal figures. He first successfully participated in the Paris Salon of 1861 (three entries) and continued to exhibit until 1870. The details of the feathers are stunning and absolutely realistic in appearance. The ground is signed "F. Pautrot". The figure retains its original medium brown patina with light gilt touches. Origin: France, ca. 1865. Condition: excellent, original patina, built-up dust that could be cleaned if desired. Size: 7-1/2" x 3-1/2 x 9-1/4" tall. Artist References: Benezit, "Dictionnaire des Peintres et Sculpteurs"; Lami, "Dictionnaire de Sculpteurs de l'ecole Francaise"; Kjellberg, "Bronzes of the 19th Century"; Savage, "A Concise History of Bronzes"; Payne, "Animals in Bronze"; Horswell, "Les Animaliers"; and Mackay, "Les Animaliers".
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Cheap eats in New York City 2011
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Wilfie & Nell
The happy-hour specials served at this year-old spot from former Rosa Mexicano chef Roberto Santibaez supply some of the city's finest Mexican eats at taco-truck prices. Perch yourself at the tall bar Tuesday to Friday from 4 to 7pm (weekends 4 to 6pm) and order any of four serious snacks for just $5 each: a molcajete filled with freshly made guacamole for two, accompanied by house-made soft corn tortillas; crispy fried corn tortillas stuffed with shredded chicken, salsa and cheese; fried corn tortillas with black beans and slow-roasted pork shoulder; or two-cheese quesadillas melted with mushrooms or chorizo. Try them all for $20, and add $3 Mexican brews or a couple of lime-kissed $5 house margaritas. 434 Seventh Ave between 14th and 15th Sts, Park Slope, Brooklyn (718-369-3144, fondarestaurant.com)
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This authentic izakaya is a subterranean midtown hang for Japanese businessmen draining pitchers of Kirin ($18; mug $5). Its sunken backroom booths also make for a stellar dinner date. Share a few of the more than 150 small plates on the menu, including crunchy rounds of battered and fried lotus root ($6); a thin omelette served with spicy cod roe ($7); skewers of grilled short ribs (two for $7); the tender chicken meatballs, called tsukune (two for $5); or a simple dish of grilled mackerel with lemon ($7). Finish as per tradition with either the nori-seasoned rice ball, called onigiri ($2.50), or a brothy bowl of miso ramen ($9). 141 E 45th St between Lexington and Third Aves (212-986-1109)
The second spot from the folks behind Jay-Z's favorite pizza place (the always-crowded, BYOB Lucali in Carroll Gardens) follows its predecessor's beloved formula: a succinct, inexpensive menu serving puffy crusted pies or calzones ($20, plus $3 toppings such as beef pepperoni, olives and hot peppers). The quirky simplicity, $6 glasses of beer or wine and dim lighting—the flickering pizza oven is practically the only thing illuminating those rustic brick walls—make it a killer space for courting hipsters and middle-aged Italian-American couples, both of whom pack the place on weekends. 691 Sixth Ave at 20th St, Sunset Park, Brooklyn (718-499-5052)
Wilfie & Nell
Fewer spots are better suited for a budget-friendly beer-fueled tryst: Wilfie's top-notch pub grub is served in a cozy-cool West Village space with exposed brick and wood-plank tables. Flaky-crusted meat pies and deep-fried Scotch eggs are each $5; an arugula salad topped with bacon, egg and balsamic is $8, as are the chicken-liver toasts with onion jam. Vegetarians can have the $8 grilled cheese with pickles and whole-grain mustard on white, with a $5 side of fries served with malt vinegar. The most expensive menu item? An artisanal cheese plate topping out at just $12. 228 W 4th St between Seventh Ave South and W 10th St (212-242-2990)
One of the city's few noodle parlors focusing on soba—a Japanese variety made from buckwheat flour—this sparse modern shop is a destination for intrepid urban foodies. The toothsome, earthy strands are served in all manner of methods and with a wide variety of toppings. Order the zaru soba (small $8), and a thick pile of cold noodles are delivered on a bamboo tray with bowls of chopped scallions and flavored soy sauce. 61 Delancey St between Allen and Eldridge Sts (212-925-5220)


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Medved: No honest Republican thinks Obamacare can be stoppedon September 23, 2013 @ 5:52 pm (Updated: 10:16 am - 9/24/13 )
Michael Medved told KIRO Radio's Tom and Curley on Monday that Sen. Rand Paul and Sen. Ted Cruz, staunch critics of President Obama's health care plan, have come on his show and told him there's no way to defund Obamacare.
So what are they doing, they're advancing their own careers, they're advancing their own presidential campaigns and meanwhile, destroying the party that I care about. Destroying any chance at all for Republicans to either win the Senate or to, increasingly, hold the House. I think we could lose the House over this.
On Friday, the House approved a plan to continue to fund federal agencies past Sept. 30, but strip funding to Obamacare.
The bill now goes to the Senate.
What bothers me about it most and what I find most unforgivable is people like Ted Cruz and Sarah Palin are lying to the base. They are getting people's hopes up, saying this is going to be a big fight. There is no possible way. You can game this out all you want. President Obama was very clear about this. He will veto any attempt to remove Obamacare from the books. It passed four years ago without a single Republican vote. I wish it hadn't passed. I don't like it, but for God's sake, it borders on immoral, at this point, to lead people to believe that this isn't the law of the land and they don't have to adjust their lives to deal with it.
Medved said he believes there's an 80 percent chance the government will shut down.
I think it's going to happen. President Obama will gain from it big time. Ted Cruz will personally gain from it. The only loser is the Republican party national.
There is no sane, mainstream, honest Republican or conservative who thinks this is a good idea.
Let's say, through some miracle, you get six Democratic senators to vote with you, Obamacare is defunded, the Senate passed it, the House passed it, it's on the president's desk, he takes his veto pen and writes VETO, big letters, signs it, and boom, it's vetoed.
Do you think there's any chance, Senator Cruz, to get 22 Democratic votes to override their president's veto and agree to repealing his signature achievement: Obamacare? Everyone says no.
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The only choice Republicans face at the moment, now that we've sort of boxed ourselves in, is are we going to surrender to Obama before or after a wildly unpopular government shutdown?
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Teeth that have been affected by tooth decay (caries or cavities) require a filling.
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Children's researchers led a study that found no adverse health effects in 500 children who received silver amalgam fillings. They caution, however, that this is just one study and it did not include children under age 6, who could be more vulnerable to mercury's effects.
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Dental Amalgams - Dental amalgams, also known as silver fillings, are comprised of a mixture of mercury (45 to 50 percent), and an alloy of silver, tin, and copper (50 to 55 percent). When combined with other materials in a dental amalgam, mercury's chemical nature changes.
Composite Resins - Also known as white fillings, a composite resin is a tooth-colored plastic mixture filled with glass (silicon dioxide) that is used primarily for cosmetic improvements of the smile by changing the color of the teeth or reshaping disfigured teeth.
Other alternatives to restoring damaged or decayed teeth:
Porcelain veneers - a ceramic material is bonded to the front of teeth to change the tooth's color, size and/or shape
Crown - a cap that covers a cracked or broken tooth, unfixed by a filling, to approximate its normal size and shape
Cast gold restorations - this type of restoration is often more costly and may require more than one dental fitting
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