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Drags in places, shines in others
- Mr D
- 6/17/10
The high point is "Song & Dance Men," letting Bing Crosby & Fred Astaire do what they did best: sing and dance. But the general storyline is hard to swallow, and some of the scenes - I'm thinking of the whole Mrs Murgatroy scene - are excruciatingly tedious. But there's a lot of great Irving Berlin songs - In the army Mr Jones, Puttin on the ritz, Blue skies, White Christmas. (Two conspicuous by their absence are God Bless America and Alexander's ragtime band.) Joan Caulfield is adorable in her braids and radiant smile.
What a great Movie
- borninthewrongera
- 4/17/10
I am not now nor have ever been a big fan of musicals. I caught this movie by chance. It may not be a great film for people that just like musicals. But it has such a great screenplay, that it carries the movie for someone like me. It made me look at the powerhouses and the unknown (at least to me) in a completely different light. It inspired a new appreciation for classic actors/ actresses.
Blue Skies music collection. 78's by Decca Records
- della
- 3/30/10
I came across the original soundtrack from the movie, Blue Skies. They are the 78 records by Decca Records. Was wondering how much they would be worth to a collector.
Excellent Family Entertainment
- Joseph V Fisher
- 1/31/10
Beautiful scenery, color, costumes and music. Very good acting by all members of the cast. An excelent family movie which is hard to find these days.
- Alan
- 1/24/09
Total waste of everyones talent and the viewers time! Fred's dancing is the only thing of value.
The Two Best, at Their Best!
- Fred Sevekow
- 2/9/07
Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire -- the two best, at their best! And the Irving Berlin score is icing on the cake.The added "spice" to this movie is the lovely Joan Caufield who, as it has been recently reported, was having a torrid affair with Bing when this movie was made. Watch how Bing, normally quite cool or formal with his leading ladies, looks at Caufield with his beautiful baby blue eyes. It's something special, as is this movie!
a true classic musical
- marty
- 2/9/07
bing crosby and fred astaire at their best. crosby especially, shows why he is in a class by himself. this would be the 2nd of 5 straight years as the no 1 box office attraction; besides having the most record sales and his radio show in the top 10 ratings. this is a movie for all to see and enjoy, and needs to be on tcm more often. thanks
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Having Olympic withdrawal? Let photography Dylan Coulter help wean you off the sports addiction created by the Beijing Olympic games.
Look through this gallery to see some of the world's best athletes in stunning visuals that have made Coulter one of the most sought after photographers in the world.
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The Sox are just one win away from a trip to the World Series.
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1* Free Play UNDER Pacers/Magic.PLAYING w/ HOUSE MONEY IN FOUR SPORTS!Amazing but true! After finishing among THE BEST OF THE BEST in THREE different sports in 2013/14 (NCAAF, NBA, NHL), AAA Sports is once again flexing his "longterm consistency muscles," only this year he is currently playing w/ "house money" in FOUR sports (NBA, NHL, NCAAB, NFL)!
For a number of different reasons I expect this total to stay below the posted number once the final horn sounds. Orlando will certainly be motivated today to break a four-game slide and would love nothing more than to deal the Pacers a season worst-tying eighth straight loss. The Magic have looked better offensively of late, but remember as of January 9th, the team was ranked 28th in the league in scoring at just 93.6 points per contest. Orlando though has been pretty poor on the defensive side of the court all year and will definitely be ready to atone for a listless 113-106 setback at New York on Friday; note Orlando had in fact given up just 99.2 per game prior to its slump. The Magic also play with revenge here, the first time these teams met Indiana would pull away for the 98-83 victory on November 28th. The Pacers though have struggled with offensive consistency all season, they rank near the bottom of the league in points per game and shooting percentage and shot just 41 percent in Friday's 89-87 loss at Miami.: "We were very displeased with how we played in the first half," Indiana coach Frank Vogel said afterwards. "I challenged them early on to get a little angry and we did. We started playing better. Clearly we have to start the game better." Note that this is a position in which both teams have shown a penchant to playing to the lower number in as the Pacers have seen the total dip below the posted number in two of three as a road favorite of three points or less, while Orlando has seen it fall UNDER the number in eight of 11 this year after three or more consecutive SU losses.
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As soon as he left a new model of Samsung phone s3, immediately raises the question of how much better than previous versions and is it worth the wait, and whether it is worth to buy now instead of s2 s3. Of course, the price of the new models do not yet know, but let's deal with the technical characteristics and to compare them!
Both the Galaxy S2 and the S3 run Android, albeit different versions. Samsung's phone uses Android 2.3.4 (Gingerbread), customised with the TouchWiz 4.0 UI overlay and Swype text input. It's upgradeable to Android 4.x -which the Galaxy S3 comes with by default – Android 4.0.4 to be precise.
Both handsets have Samsung's 'hub' apps in common including the Social Hub, the Games Hub and the Music Hub.
The Galaxy S2 was one of the first handsets to featurea dual-core processor when it emerged at Mobile World Congress 2011. Inside the S2, you'll find an Exynos processor (formerly 'Orion'), rated at 1GHz. This was the dual-core follow-up to the successful single-core Hummingbird chip that appeared in the original Galaxy. The S3 by contrast ups the ante to quad-core with a new chip called the Exynos 4 Quad – it runs at 1.4GHz.
According to Samsung, there are performance improvements over the earlier Exynos processor – but that it consumes 20 per cent less power.
The Galaxy S3 takes Super AMOLED to a new level with an HD, 1,280 x 720 screen. While it's half an inch bigger than the S2's 4.3-inch, 800 x 480 display, there's no Super AMOLED Plus tech used unlike the S2. But the S3's display has to be seen to be believed and, while the S3 seems to dial down Super AMOLED's massive colour saturation, it's a terrific screen.
The Galaxy S2 comes in either 16GB or 32GB models, while the S3 also adds a 64GB model to the list. Both feature 1GB of RAM. There's also a microSD slot in the side of both.
Headlining the Samsung Galaxy S3 is an 8 Megapixel camera with extras that include: autofocus, LED flash, geo-tagging, touch focus functionality, face/smile detection, image stabilisation and 1080p video capture (the S2 also had a 8MP unit). The front camera actually takes a step down – you'll find a 1.2MP 720p camera in the front of the S3 for video calls or self-portraits while the S2 had a 2MP unit. The S3 is also capable of full 1080p HD playback.
In terms of connectivity, both phones are well-specced. The Galaxy S2 and S3 incorporate 3G/HSDPA and HSPA+ at speeds up to 21Mbps where supported. It's got every band of Wi-Fi covered too and can handle 802.11a/b/g/n with DLNA content sharing and Wi-Fi Direct.
Bluetooth 3.0+HS finishes off the wireless options in the S2, while you get the new and more power efficient Bluetooth 4.0 inside the S3. The S3 can also use MHL to output to a monitor via its micro USB port.
At this level, you'd expect most smartphones to feature GPS/A-GPS, a built-in gyroscope, digital compass, plus screen-flipping accelerometer, proximity and light sensors. You won't be disappointed with either phone – though the S3 adds a barometer.
Like the Galaxy S2, the new S3 is a neatly designed, beautiful-looking handset that measures 136.6 x 70.6 x 8.6mm compared to the S2's 125.3 x 66.1 x 8.49mm. Yes, note the size has gone up across all the dimensions, but the plastic remains which means the weight doesn't reflect the bulk. The S3 weighs in at a respectable 133g compared to the S2's 116g which, if you've held one, you'll have thought was very light indeed.
That bigger screen and quad-core processor need a lot more juice, so the bigger bulk is no doubt down to the bigger battery inside the S3. The Samsung Galaxy S2 boasts a 1650 mAh battery, while the S3 has a 2100mAh battery.
There's no doubting that the S3 is a terrific new handset and it seriously ups the ante on the ageing S2. However, it depends whether you're prepared to pay for the privilege of owing a new model handset – the S3 will come in around the £36+ price bracket per month, while we're seeing some monthly prices for the S2 as low as £21-23.
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JOB SUMMARY: This position is responsible for performing groundskeeping duties for the municipal golf course.
Operates turf equipment, including tractors, greens mower, teebox mower, fairway mower, deck mowers, sand trap rake, aerator, sod cutter, and utility carts.
Changes cups with cup changer.
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Knowledge of the operation of specialized equipment, including tractors, and various mowers.
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Skill in the operation of turf equipment, including tractors, greens mower, teebox mower, fairway mower, deck mowers, sand trap rake, aerator, sod cutter, and utility carts.
Skill in oral and written communication.
SUPERVISORY CONTROLS: The Supervisor assigns work in terms of somewhat general instructions. The supervisor spot-checks completed work for compliance with instructions and established procedures, accuracy, and the nature and propriety of the final results.
GUIDELINES: Guidelines include department standard operating procedures, Parks and Recreation Policy Manual, relevant city, state, and federal codes, laws, and regulations, and supervisory instructions. These guidelines are generally clear and specific, but may require some interpretation in application.
COMPLEXITY: The work consists of related groundskeeping duties. The need to work safely in the presence of golfers contributes to the complexity of the work.
SCOPE AND EFFECT: The purpose of this position is to maintain the golf course and grounds. Successful performance ensures a well maintained municipal golf course.
PERSONAL CONTACTS: Contacts are typically with co-workers, other city employees, and the general public.
PURPOSE OF CONTACTS: Contacts are typically to give or exchange information, resolve problems, and provide services.
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WORK ENVIRONMENT: The work is typically performed outdoors, and occasionally in cold or inclement weather. The employee may be exposed to noise, dust, dirt, grease, machinery with
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SUPERVISORY AND MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY: None.
Ability to read, write, and perform basic mathematical calculations.
Sufficient experience to understand the basic principles relevant to the major duties of the position, usually associated with the completion of an apprenticeship/internship or having had a similar position for one to two years.


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18 And immediately there fell from his eyes as it had been scales: and he received sight forthwith, and arose , and was baptized . | 18 Immediately, something like scales fell from Saul's eyes, and he could see again. He got up and was baptized, |
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Roblin Review (Newspaper) - November 22, 1917, Roblin, Manitoba Acres for in 23 27 28 nttiunr uf iiprovkii tiudUtrirt For further irr ROBLIN ANDIEW JOHNSTON It will be to your advantage to Call and get Prices on Flour A fresh stock of Ogilvies Best just arrived JOHNSTON Aftat ROBUN VOL 6 22 19i 4 A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED Goods v New Goods are arriving on every train for the Fall and Winter and we are losing no time in opening them up and placing them on the shelves ready for the inspection of our Makinaw Make out your list and come in now and buy all you will need for this The changeable weather demands stocking up right i Bring in your order for Threshing Supplies We can fill it complete to the smallest item The Economy General Store We are Paying the Highest prices for Produce and Hides Robin Hood Floui To fanners and others who wish to buy their stock of flour for the winter NOW IS THE It tuny be that the Food Controller will iestrict the sale of White Flour so get your supply in at once and avoid eating BLACK HARRY FOX is expecting a carload of Robin Hood Flour in at once Place your orders now and save money by taking delivery off the track HARRY ROBUN Canada is entering the final lap of the Victory Campaign with the issue still in la the campaign to be un em phatic announcement to the world that Canada stands firm ly behind her soldiers and her government Is it to prove that Canadians understand the financial situation overhanging the country and recognize that only by lending their mon ey can normal as well as war be carried on and home prosperity maintain ed lend without taxing its re There is still but not a groat deal of to put Manitoba into the forefront of the Domin ion in its support of the men at the front and of home Canada has been at war for over three Do you re alize it What has it meant to you Have you lost sons and brothers Have you sons and brothers over there If you the call of bring your dollars to their support or to their If you is Btill in the Thous ands have come loyally forward to lend to the limit of their ab Thousands are still hang ing Thousands have loan ed a where they could easily and profitably have loan ed Manitoba has not loaned one fifth of what it can I I I 1 i 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 I 1 I i 1 1 i 1 M I I I 1 I I I I I I 1 1 W I I II I I I I I I I I I I if i f I I J J i m i m 1 1 u m i i u i m 1 1 itiii i i n i M 11 i 11 n 11 APPLES GotHuiy if you wHiit a good bnrrel of applet We have in a cur of Spies both in barrels and Good Winter Ap No 1 and Special Redigen Apples No 1 in barrels Lumpad Apples No 2 Apples in Boxes o bexs 50 His net good large size win tor apples per box Large Preserving Pears 3 Ibs for The Roblin Trading Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty Hurry Hurry November will be biggest bargain day of the Season For Saturday we will have a store full of downright price surprises for We must have the money arid we are will ing to sacrifice profits on Saturday so that we may say to you Hnr if you want to get in on unparalled snaps are oflcriug for Saturday youll have to come early for the goods will be taken up quickly at the low prices we have place on Dont forget the special bargins on Flour and Apples Highest Prices Paid for Furs and Hides If you have auy hides or wolfskins to sell get our prices FLOUR We have made arrangements with the Western Milling Co to sell 401 bags of flour delivered on the track on 20 at wholesale If you have not bought your winters supply you had better buy on Saturday and save 40c on each Uemernber the reg ular fixed price of flour is and it will remain so during the year and if you buy now tliat is the price you will pay later on For Saturday will will take orders for 10 or 15 bag lots only at these prices Purity 1st 5 bag So 65 per bag Purity in 10 or or 15 bag but no more 60 Three 2nd in five 40 Three Star in 10 bags or more 35 Remember that single bags will cost you the regular price be cause this is shipped especially to us to allow customers 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Hauling cattle to Kamloops, Mike Rose can see and feel a host of safety problems along Highway 5A.
He can see it written on the faces of oncoming transport drivers.
"I'm going 35 or 40 km/h and there's a guy coming around the corner," said Rose, manager of Quilchena Cattle Co. "You can see from the big size of his eyes that he's absolutely terrified."
When that happens, Rose reacts by turning into the road shoulder, his truck striking the markers on the road's edge as an audible reminder of how close he's coming to the ditch or to being an accident statistic.
It's those near misses along the highway that have Randy Murray concerned, too. The Ministry of Transportation maintains that the accident rate has fallen on the route - since 2007, the crash rate has been below the provincial average - but it's the close calls that have to be considered as well, Murray said.
"I think there's more traffic on that route than anybody realizes. It's not just the volume, it's the type of traffic," said Murray, TNRD director for Upper Nicola.
Rose finds fault with some of the long-distance haulers from the Lower Mainland. Too many of the drivers seem inadequately trained, poorly prepared, distracted or even unlicensed, he said. They're not accustomed to the route, so when they hit a 60 km/h corner such as the one at Shumway Lake, they don't reduce speed.
And the volume of heavy transport traffic is damaging the road as well, he added.
Between Stump and Nicola lakes, steering wheels almost bounce out of drivers' hands, he said. The road is not built to handle the weight and volume.
"You can clearly see that the road bed is ill-prepared. The down force and the lateral force cause the pavement to roll up. The road bed was never designed to be subjected to those weights."
When the road deteriorates to the point where truckers are losing vehicle parts, maybe they'll take the Coquihalla instead, he figures.
"I almost hope they don't fix it," he said.
A southbound brake check might help alleviate some of the traffic, if only by discouraging commercial truckers who avoid the Coquihalla to bypass weigh scales, he said.
Murray agrees.
"There are so many trucks ending up in the ditch. If they would just put in a scale. The reason truckers avoid the Coquihalla is to avoid the weigh scale."
The simplest answer to the problem would be to remove the 5A designation and declare the highway a scenic route with heavy trucks restricted to local traffic only, he said.
The Ministry maintains that safety is its first priority and that the highway is safe provided drivers abide by posted limits and curve advisory speeds. Area residents say many do not.
The TNRD wants to hear directly from the ministry on the matter after receiving a letter that leaves their questions unanswered. In December, TNRD staff were advised by Minister of Transportation Mary Polak that "we are not going to ban transport trucks from this provincial highway."
"It's one of those things - the provincial government doesn't want to restrict traffic and go against industry," Murray said.
MLA Kevin Krueger was surprised to learn last week that the ministry had ruled out a truck restriction.
Krueger said he's not giving up on the matter, even as the clock winds down on his retirement from politics. In his 17 years as MLA there have been a lot of issues that have run up against initial resistance or refusal, only to be resolved when enough people express concern. He intends to table a petition from concerned residents in the legislature next month.
"We'll see the strength of the petition," he said.
The drive for signatures is just getting under way, led by Merritt-area resident Bob Swart. Swart said his concern is for the well-being of the travelling public as well as for environmental risk to waters along the route.
"At the end of the day, the ministry needs to take a deeper look at the issue and invite all parties to an open forum," Swart said.
"I think something needs to be done for the long term," said Dan Fremlin, manager of Stump Lake Ranch. He and his family were hit head-on by a chip truck in 2010. His wife had to be cut from the vehicle by the Jaws of Life. Road safety improvements came after that, but they don't address the underlying problem.
"There'd be tons of support if something were circulated."
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The B.C. Trucking Association is on side with the ministry, said president and CEO Louise Yako. The industry in general is concerned about restrictions on any route, she said.
"You want to have as many different routes available to trucks as possible so they can be as efficient as possible," she said.
They often see restrictions sought by local residents, particularly on urban routes.
"Having said all that, I am completely empathetic with residents' concerns," she added. The association has discussed the issue with the ministry and was assured that steps have been taken to mitigate crash risks.
"If there is more that can and should be done, and if there's evidence something needs to be done, that's something we would certainly support."
Greg Munden, owner of Munden Ventures, a Kamloops-based trucking firm, said his drivers don't use the route other than to avoid inclement weather on the higher-elevation Coquihalla. He still can't support restrictions, though, since it would set a precedent that could lead to restrictions on other routes.
"I don't think the crash data really supports the concerns," he said.
He was involved in a ministry task force that examined the route several years ago. The road met all standards, though the ministry did follow through with additional measures. Enforcement and inspection were stepped up in 2010. Permanent speed-reader boards, new signs, reflectors and rumble strips have been installed since then. A five-kilometre stretch near Merritt and 13 km between Cardeau Hill and Stump Lake were resurfaced in 2009 and 2010.
Yako doesn't believe truckers are trying to avoid brake checks, since the safety inspections serve their best interest.
Norman Monkman, a trucker who was stopped at the 5A brake check above Knutsford on Thursday, said he uses the route occasionally. He said he finds the drive reasonably safe.
"It's easier pulling, especially when you've got a heavier load," he said. "It kind of breaks up the monotony, too."
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'Les Misérables': Why musical-haters will like it
(Read article summary)'Les Misérables' has appealed to a lot of critics and has already racked up awards nominations, but it can also win over those who wouldn't be caught dead at a musical.
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For months, musical fans have been praising the casting decisions (Hugh Jackman! Anne Hathaway! Oh, fine, Russell Crowe), devouring trailers, and nodding with approval over the awards praise showered upon the film version of "Les Misérables" by the Screen Actors Guild and the Hollywood Foreign Press.
So there's no fear that the big-screen adaptation of "Les Mis" will appeal to them, those super-fans who can tell you that Colm Wilkinson was the original Jean Valjean in London and can recite every separate part of ensemble number "One Day More." They'll be turning out to the theater in droves to see their beloved story of a French revolution and the people who are affected by it and will hum along to the songs under their breath as they soak in the vocal performances.
But you know who else should give the movie a chance? People who hate musicals.
There is a (fairly large) group of people to whom simply the word "musical" is enough to conjure up shuddering. Singing, like people do on "Glee"? And over-emoting and wearing over-the-top costumes? Count them out. They'll be watching TV (not "Glee").


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28 "Be it known therefore unto you that the salvation of God is sent unto the Gentiles, and that they will hear it." | 28 "Therefore I want you to know that God's salvation has been sent to the Gentiles, and they will listen!" |
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Considering the diversity of backgrounds that have contributed to Red Chopsticks, it's not surprising that the restaurant has a pan-Asian style. The founders previously conceived Oysy Sushi and Baisi Thai, and Executive Chef Li, a native of Zhengzhou City, left his post at the Zhengzhou International Hotel to man kitchens in St. Louis and Chicago's Chinatown before taking his post at Red Chopsticks.
The menu is predominantly Chinese, as evidenced by entrees such as szechuan pork and kung pao beef. But patrons will also find other Asian specialties, including pad thai noodles that entangle cabbage, chicken, and peanuts, and clear singapore rice noodles colored by bean sprouts and carrots. No matter the dish, Chef Li prepares everything from scratch, including sauces, pastries, and silverware, and uses a fresh assortment of veggies and produce.
Thai Vilage entices taste buds with classic ingredients including basil, peanuts, and plum sauce, infusing them into an array of authentic Thai dishes. The seasoned crab meat and cream cheese of crab rangoons ($6.95) pave the way for a classic pad thai entree, which peppers fried rice noodles with eggs, bean sprouts, and magical tamarind incantations ($9.95). Patrons warm their hands over the pineapple, walnuts, and sweet chili sauce of the Blazing salmon ($14.95), and forks battle over the spicy mongolian beef resting on a bed of crispy rice noodles ($9.95). Guests are invited to open their own libations without the burden of a corkage fee, or sample authentic liquid flavors with thai iced coffee or tea ($2.50).
The delicate silk hangings and handmade wood accents at Bangkok Village effervesce with authentic Thai ambiance alongside an extensive menu of vegetarian and meat dishes. A sautéed slice of spicy chicken, beef, or pork sporting a basil overcoat struts across sweet bell peppers, onions, mushrooms, and hot peppers($9.99); cashew chicken shows its sweeter side with peanuts, pineapple, and sweet pepper ($9.99). In the Star Delight, a mélange of snow peas, carrots, cabbage, broccoli, and fresh bean sprouts lure herbivores with a homemade sauce and whispered promises of birthday pony rides ($8.99). Lightly seasoned bean-thread noodles wrap around your choice of protein or tofu ($9.99), shrimp ($11.99), or seafood ($11.99) in the Transparent Delight, which features a medley of stir-fried baby corn, bean sprouts, peapods, mushrooms, onions, sweet pepper, and egg.
There must have been considerable coordination between the head chef and interior decorator at Montri Thai; the walls vary in color from red and green to lemon yellow––a fitting homage to the kitchen's use of red, green, and yellow curries in its traditional Thai recipes. Artistic plating of braided noodles garnished with wisps of green chives parallels the dining room's floral bouquets, and intricate sauce designs succeed in making the plates hungry for themselves. A full wall of floor-to-ceiling windows and blue neon lights illuminate the bright ginger and orange notes in beef, chicken, and tofu dishes. An elephant motif drives the sophisticated Eastern vibe home with bronze statues, framed photographs, and loud stomps resonating from the peanut room.
On cold winter days, it's not uncommon for the windows of Thai Pot dining room to fog up. The cheerful interior keeps warm with the steam rising from simmering tom yum soups, sizzling stir-fried noodles, and cups of hot tea. Soft lights shine down on the ruddy faces of diners, who dig into fiery red and green curries, chock full of pork, beef, and shrimp. Others twirl forks in mounds of noodles speckled with fresh vegetables and flavorful herbs. An accommodating wait staff stands by to refill water glasses and jot down orders, taking note of special culinary preferences, such as a fondness for extra spice or a desire to have regular bell peppers swapped out for bell peppers made of solid gold.
Spicy, subtle, sweet, and sour: that might sound like a lot to handle, but when it comes to a traditional Thai meal at Thai Sawasdee, the chefs aim to create a harmonious blend of all these flavors. From five styles of curry to fried rice dishes and specialty entrees, the menu captures many authentic Thai dishes at this cozy eatery.


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