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Awesome!!! They are very knowledgable and very cautious, they server even put on gloves to bring out my plate! I was very impressed, they even had gluten free appetizers which is something a lot of places seem to be missing!
7007 Friars Road, Suite 901, San Diego, CA 92108
Limited to 3 pizza choices that are prepared safely (we have celiac). They can't do kids pizzas GF, so be prepared to pay $16 for a large pizza that your kid eats two slices of. Also irritated that we had to pay for the kids soda (that comes free with kids meal) that we were unable to order from. Pizza is fine, but definitely tastes GF.
3400 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas, NV
This is dissapointment to say the least. not Ceoliac friendly. All there was Gluten Free was over priced salads.
6659 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Bldg. C1, Las Vegas, NV 89119
We had the GF traditional pizza and pepperoni and they were both delicious. We also got the Italian Chopped Salad which was GF. The waitress was very knowledgeable. Our food was served to us by the manager so that there was no cross contamination while carry out the food. We were very happy and will definitely be back! 👍😃
61 S. Pine Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90802
CPK is usually one of my favorite places to go because it's certified gluten-free, it's tasty and I'm never gotten sick. Until now. Last night I ordered one of the certified gluten-free pizzas off the special gluten-free menu. I had two slices of it and realized there were green onions under the crust on my plate. I instantly knew it was trouble. I hoped for the best assuming maybe just maybe only that green onion happened to touch my plate. I always show symptoms 24 hours after eating bad food and sure enough 24 hours later, im currently sick to my stomach. I can only assume that they did not use safe practices and that they cross contaminated my food. Not going back to this location.
1 West Flatiron Circle, Broomfield, CO 80021
New gf menu is limited but good!
3400 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas, NV
Zero stars. CPK in the Mirage was horrible. Very rude and unaccommodating even though the website currently shows they are GF. Had an overpriced salad instead that wasn't very good.
24155 Laguna Hills Mall, Laguna Hills, CA 92653
New pizza tasted like cardboard and was inedible
300 Monticello Avenue, #149, Norfolk, VA 23510
Pizza was good, even by my gluten eating spouse's standards. The service was slow.
5555 Tamiami Trail North, Naples, FL 34108
Good pizza! They have 4 types of pizza that are prepared in a GIG certified method in a separate area that we were able to see from our table. They had a separate refrigerator and prep area, the cook wore gloves to prepare it, and placed the pizza on a special pan/tray to help protect it from cross-contamination when they insert and remove it from the oven. You can get other toppings on a GF crust, outside of the 4 GIG ones, but those toppings are taken from the regular prep area, so they are subject to cross-contamination. I only ordered fro the GIG certified list (I have celiac disease and I am very sensitive to cross-contamination). I had the BBQ chicken pizza and thought it was very good. Best of all, I did not get sick!
827 Brandon Town Center Mall, Brandon, FL 33511
They have changed their menu to include a gluten free menu with certified GIG pizza. They have 4 certified g/f pizzas and various apps and salads.
3200 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109
they have gf pizzas.
2284 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815
Great service, good pizza :)
53 Third Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
The manager courteously explained the process: the cooks will wash their hands, handle with gloves, and rice flour is used on all (including non GF) cooking pans to stick them. Food was good; with that said, I won't know whether I've reacted for a few hours. UPDATE: I had a clear and significant reaction a couple hours later.
6227 South State Street, Murray, UT 84107
The pizza is delicious! The staff is kind and knowledgable about what you can eat.
1493 St. Louis Galleria, Richmond Heights, MO 63117
Some of the best gluten free pizza crust I've ever had!
7900 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40222
GF friendly. Staff very knowledgeable. Food was delicious.
3505 Grand Ave., Chino Hills, CA
Pizza crust was thin and crispy. Good service and they were specific about Its preparation.
601 N. San Fernando Blvd., Burbank, CA 91502
One certified option if you're also vegetarian.
160 Route 110, Huntington Station, NY 11746
U kidding?
365 Central Park Ave., Scarsdale, NY 10583
200 Central Park Avenue, Virginia Beach, VA 23462
horrible customer service!
100 CambridgeSide Place, Sp. W102, Cambridge, MA 02141
Super tasty pizza crust. Felt very safe due to their dedicated gf kitchen space. 4 gf certified pizza options. The Crispin cider is also delicious.
3401 Esperanza Crossing #E1, Austin, TX 78758
Only 4 GF pizzas to choose from but, best pizza as far as going out to eat. There are salad options also.
McCarran International Airport, 5757 Wayne Newton Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89111
There should be an options for 0 stars. No GF options whatsoever.
609 Kailua Road, Kailua, HI 96734
My daughter loved the pizza and did not get sick.
4712 River City Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32246
Not great. I was disappointed in the gluten free pizza crust.
400 Commons Way, Bridgewater, NJ 08807
There are 4 pizzas that are certified gluten free on the menu. There are no other items that are certified gluten free, but some items on the menu are "made without gluten ingredients." I can only vouch for the pizza. I did not get sick from the pizza. The pizza was good fresh from the oven. Good option if you want to eat pizza out, but overall, not super impressed.
4712 River City Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32246
They actually have some great salads to choose from there.
2000 E. Rio Salado Parkway, Tempe, AZ 85281
Very friendly. Never have gotten sick here. Love the pizza.
300 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables , FL 33134
pizza is always undercooked. make sure to ask them to make it crispy. this is not my favorite gf pizza by any means but when you're desperate craving pizza it will do
2610 Sawgrass Mills Circle, Sunrise, FL 33323
Service was excellent but my gluten free pizza was definitely not gluten free. I have never been so sick from gluten since being celiac and am disappointed that a certified place for Celiac's could get it so wrong. Such a shame as the pizza was delicious but they had not taken enough care with cross contamination to ensure it actually was gluten free.
350 Trolley Line Blvd, Mashantucket, CT 06338
Not a huge selection but seemed knowledgeable. Pizza was very good too!
470 Mall Boulevard, King of Prussia, PA 19406
Great place to eat gluten free! Our server was very attuned to our requests, and the gluten free pizza was brought out special by the manager ... certified gluten free! I would definitely recommend CPK to anyone with gluten sensitivities. Be well!
350 Trolley Line Blvd, Mashantucket, CT 06338
Only around 10 options, but they're knowledgeable and have a detailed allergy chart
3301 E. Main Street, #1150, Ventura, CA 93003
The gluten free pizza tasted like cardboard. Was not impressed
100 CambridgeSide Place, Sp. W102, Cambridge, MA 02141
Great pizza for celiac. Wish they made kid sized gluten free options. I have to order my 2 year old a full sized pizza everytime, and the gluten free dough doesn't re-heat well.
300 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables , FL 33134
They claim to be gluten sensitive / CD friendly. I just had a bbq chicken GLUTEN FREE pizza there and my brain is fog along with my bloated tummy and swollen feet and hands .
618 Smith Haven Mall, Lake Grove, NY 11755
Good gluten free pizza!
6121 W. Park Blvd., Plano, TX 75093
GF crust was rubbery. My non GF husband tried a bite and thought it was awful. Palio's makes a much more tasty GF crust that has a better texture.
73080 El Paseo #8, Palm Desert, CA 92260
I was so excited to have a gf margarita pizza! The dough/crust was terrible and inedible- seriously. Awful experience. Had our order retaken twice! Took one hour to get our food and I was the only one who ordered anything gf. Also everyone's order was made wrong. I will never go to any CPK again. (System will not allow me to leave 0 stars so I had to leave one)
250 Granite Street, Braintree, MA 02184
They burnt my first pizza and when try brought out a new one it was cold. Pizza crust is gridy
3401 Esperanza Crossing #E1, Austin, TX 78758
Really good and very well trained now I have never had a problem eating here and I've been back multiple times they say now that they have a separate part of the kitchen dedicated to just gluten free food preparation and cooking
One Airport Drive, Oakland, CA 94621
This isn't a full-size CPK, and doesn't have gluten-free pizzas.
20502 North Rand Road, Deer Park, IL 60010
The crust is decent. They only have a few truly gf pizzas, but the bbq chicken pizza was good.
1400 Willowbrook Mall, Wayne, NJ 07470
Several good gluten free pizzas along with some salad options. Haven't tried the salads yet but BBQ chicken pizza was great!
255 E. Basse Road, San Antonio, TX 78209
They did a great job serving me which was great because I was with a big group of friends for homecoming. I'm glad I finally found a place that serves gluten free BBQ chicken pizza! Awesome pizza!
4200 Conroy Road, Orlando, FL 32839
Beast Gluten Free pizza!!!
3505 Grand Ave., Chino Hills, CA
GF pizza was great if you enjoy a plate of sawdust. Definitely would not order their GF pizza again.
2284 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815
Hit and miss crust. Sometimes it's over cooked and too crisp. Sometimes the crust is too chewey. Sometimes it's just right. They can't make substitutions on the GF pizza without risking cross contamination. I suspect the pizzas are made elsewhere and frozen.
2223 N. Westshore Blvd., #189, Tampa, FL 33607
Extremely knowledgable staff and great food. The only thing that could be improved is that it would be great if there were more vegetarian options than the Margherita pizza, as items can be removed from the pizzas but not added, in order to adhere to the gluten free guidelines. It's great to be able to eat out without worries.
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Ok, so up to chapter 25 now...
I'm still enjoying it, one thing I will say though is that it seems quite "drawn out". I can't put my finger on it but it seems like not a great deal has happened yet I'm quite a way into the book, I think I could have got as far as I am in the half the amount of pages...
I really like the world building and I definitley am getting the epicness and history...I'm finding it very difficult to not look up charaters in the multitude of wiki's out there...I had a quick look and got a few minor spoilers so won't be doing that again!!
September 25th, 2012, 12:08 PM #32
Don't forget you're in for the long haul here - this isn't really an 800 page book, it's more like the first part of a 10,000-odd page book
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Finally some spoiler free discussion.
I've also finally taken the leap of faith into the world that is The Wheel of Time. I finished Eye of the World over the weekend and have just started The Great Hunt.
I am interested in seeing how our opinions compare as I'm also in a similar boat to you Doggles, I'm in my late 20's and have always been interested in WoT but always felt it was geared towards younger readers, that and with no end in sight to the books, I always thought what's the point.
Eye of the World was drawn out however the pace really picked up towards the end, especially the last 100 or so pages. I will wait until you have finished EotW before I post anymore thoughts on it.
September 26th, 2012, 06:59 AM #34
cheers for the input Harry, yeah I plan to get some serious reading done over the wknd so maybe able to catch you up.
be good to discuss with someone reading at the same time!!
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Exactly what I was thinking and it will be great to have some motivation, especially during the widely talked about slog through books 8 and 9?
After further reflection while EotW could have been condensed somewhat I don't know if there was much I would have actually removed given the choice. You should notice the story does pick-up from chapter 25 onwards. I much preferred the second half of the book.
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September 27th, 2012, 08:47 AM #36
I am thinking about starting the series as well. Have been on the fence for a long time due to some of the more negative reviews but it seems like I am missing out on one of the "classics" of the genre.
September 27th, 2012, 09:10 AM #37
This thread has made me toy with the idea of a reread. I've only ever read through Book 7, so there would be a lot of new material.
One thing that interests me would be rereading it as an adult. I first read EotW in middle school. I didn't feel like it was geared towards younger readers then (in fact I have a distinct memory of a snobby librarian handing me TGH and saying, "Now this is an adult book..." I thanked her for her input and asked if she wanted my opinion on what she was reading.)
So I'd be very interested if adults reading it for the first time (or adults rereading it) think it is geared more towards younger readers or not. Or if they think it speaks differently to them now than it did 20 years or so ago.
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September 27th, 2012, 03:42 PM #39
I picked it up for the first time in my mid thirties, and I guess my answer would be "yes and no". It does have a sort of PG13 feel to it compared to a lot of modern fantasy (it's not the "swearing, shagging and stabbing" sort of thing that Joe Abercrombie does so well) but thematically it's definitely an adult work.
I suppose you could say it is an adult book that it's safe to let older children read, in the same way that LOTR is. The violence cranks up a few notches in some of the later books, but that's about it.
September 28th, 2012, 08:27 AM #40
Just an FYI if you want guys. When I read WoT, I found these threads and actually started my own for a bit.
Be careful not to read past where he mentioned he is.
Not much here, but a little about reading Book 6 for the first time.
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I have to say this is probably my favourite series ever. The depth of the world its history and plot make up for me all the negatives. I do not find it all that drawn out and filled with filler as it were but i'm what you call a die hard fan.
I'm about to start my 5 or 6th re-read (or listen as the case is now) with the final book due out soon. Theres a lot of things you pick up on or your re-reads that you miss on the first time through.
September 30th, 2012, 07:21 PM #42
I just finished the third book of the series, The Dragon Reborn. I think it is good that the discussion is being kept spoiler free in here, so all I will say is 'Wow'. Books 2 and 3 were absolutely amazing. The last half of Dragon was especially intriguing and stacks up with almost anything I have read in the fantasy genre in terms of suspense.
September 30th, 2012, 07:49 PM #43
I will note that the link above though can contain spoilers. Since I just finished Dragon, I decided to check out the commentary on the ending. There are several future events referenced and I only checked out the first couple of commentaries. I only mention this for those that want no spoiler information (good or bad) at all. I will definitely come back to these once I finish the series though, as I enjoy seeing chapter by chapter commentaries like this.
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I didn't read nearly as much as I hoped I would over the past couple days. I'm only 200 pages into The Great Hunt but already I feel it stands head and shoulders over EotW.
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Balinese Chicken (Ayam Pelalah)
As you might have guessed, my favorite region in the whole world is Asia. And of all Asia, my favorite island is Penang, my hometown, and my second favorite is Bali, Indonesia. I love Bali—its lush green fields, Hindu temples, rolling highlands, sandy beaches, rich culture, and friendly people. I've been there a few times and wish to learn more about its cuisine. I'm so happy to come across Cooking Tackle, an Indonesian food blog by Ira, based in Bali. Cooking Tackle is a visual eye candy. I absolutely love the exotic recipes and mouthwatering food photography. The blog is simply delicious! Please welcome Cooking Tackle and Ira to Rasa Malaysia, with a traditional Balinese chicken, or ayam pelalah recipe.
Although the sky for the most part is grey here in Bali recently, it doesn't mean that I'm lack of motivation. In fact, cooking has always been an enjoyable experience, so you could imagine how excited I was when I received an email from Bee, inviting me to be a guest writer on Rasa Malaysia.
We discussed the recipe via email and I proposed a Balinese recipe to showcase Balinese cuisine to Rasa Malaysia readers. I was very happy that both Bee and I liked the idea. To be honest, I take this guest post as the perfect opportunity to share my passion for Balinese cooking with the many readers on Rasa Malaysia, especially to those who are not familiar with Bali and its interesting cuisine. I'd like to thank Bee for the honor to be here. I feel privileged to be able to share my humble recipe here.
Let me introduce myself: My name is Ira, an Indonesian woman who lives in the island of the God, the island of a thousand temples—Bali. Bali is genuinely beautiful; it's a magical island to many people who have visited it. Bali is the island chosen by God, by its people…it's exotic and heavenly!
I'm sharing a recipe of Balinese food today. Balinese chicken or ayam pelalah is a traditional and authentic Balinese dish, an everyday dish as well as a ceremonial staple. It's basically shredded chicken. The chicken is first grilled and then tossed with many aromatic Balinese spices. It's one of the most scrumptious Balinese recipes and it's iconic to Bali. Ayam pelalah is commonly served as a side dish or as a compliment for nasi campur Bali or Balinese mixed rice.
The general assumption is that Balinese cooking is tedious and takes a long time to prepare. However, I believe that if you're passionate about learning Balinese cuisine and have patience, you'll never be hindered by this presumption. I personally think differently as cooking traditional Balinese food is like a sacred offering to the God—it's the belief of Balinese Hinduism. However, I must warn you that Balinese food is spicy and calls for numerous spices in the preparation process, so it's true that cooking Balinese food is a tedious process.
I learned about Balinese food when I attended a Balinese cooking class last year. I also own a couple Balinese cookery books. After the cooking class, I couldn't wait to go home and started cooking Balinese food for my family. I was so excited to be able to make authentic Balinese dishes; it was a fun and wonderful experience. I was very lucky as I learned authentic Balinese cooking from a native. Nothing beats learning from native home cooks; they are the most humble, kind, and sincere people I've ever known. Since then, I've been cooking and experimenting authentic Balinese cooking at home.
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Bee I love Bali. Thanks for featuring this recipe and take me back to my holidays at Bali.
I love sambal…the second picture practically makes my mouth waters. I can imagine the taste of this Balinese chicken.
This is making my mouth water – It sounds so tasty!
Wow …. delicious looking chicken… Hope to re visit Bali some day ….
sedap nie :_)
come to my house and make me dinner :) all this food looks soo delicious
tlk nah
When I saw the picture through your RM Facebook, immediately I recognized the style. Ira's photo style is very unique. Not to mention the props that I envy. Very Indonesian style! :)
I'd like to have this with a plate of rice.
That's new for me, never see or eat it before.
My fave <3
Thank you Bee for having me here so that Balinese Ayam Pelalah really deserve to be reckoned wide world :))
Can't wait to try this! The combination of spice paste and aromatic herbs looks so good…since I can't eat chicken,, I'll try this with fish. Thank you, thank you!
Hi Bee, Thanks for the Balinese Chicken recipe. Being Aussies we travel to bali twice a year and LOVE the food there. Bali is almost an outer lying suburb of Australia!!! I will def. be cooking this for my family till our next trip to Indonesia in April. :) YUM xxx A
Never tried cooking Balinese food and this all sounds so delicious and looking forward to trying it.
Hi Ira / Bee, is the shrimp paste compulsory? I bought a block of dried shrimp paste from a local Asian supermarket labelled terasi/belachan (Malaysian made). How do I toast it? And my partner hates shrimp paste smell, any tips in cooking this without overwhelming the entire house with the smell?
We have returned from Bali. we loved the place the friendly people . the food was awesome and so flavoursome I loved it in fact i loved every bit the country had to offer.
I went to Bali to meet some friends who are both, like me, originally from Louisiana in the south portion of the USA.I had four days on my own and stayed at an beautiful old resort at the end of the old part of the city. It was wonderful, but I really got a work out because the Villas were all nestled into the side of a hill with huge stone steps. If I needed something to eat or drink, I went out on my balcony and rang a bell. In no time at all there would be a young man politely waiting at my door to take my order.
I was walking down to the beach area to send a wire to my friends and peeked into a humble restaurant. What I saw inside was a beautifully decorated group of rooms with chocked fully gorgeous native plants. While I was deciding whether I would dine there for my midday meal, the owner came up to me. He wanted to chat. Since I was obviously American d\or a Kiwi or an Aussie he spoke English to me. Not perfect English by an means, but I could understand what he was saying, We talked about Bali for a while and then to my amazement he asked me to come to his kitchen and prepare Teriyaki Fish. He explained that many of his tourist guests and world-wide expatriates living on Bali had asked if he could prepare a Teriyaki meal.
I thought, "Well why not? I am in an exotic village on the island of Bali, so this could be an exciting opportunity, and something I would naturally remember forever"!
The kitchen was small but well organized so I set out to see what vegetables.fruits. condiments and sauces I might use to create a Balinese version of Teriyaki sauce. They did have fresh ginger, lemon grass, several different kinds of Ketchups, spices and the largest papaya I had seen anywhere. Everyone in the kitchen helped me. and the fish just caught an hour ago was perfectly firm and fresh; so I left it whole and slathered it with a variety of sauces, chopped fruits and the basic vegetables they suggested. It definitely was NOT the traditional Japanese or Hawaiian version of Teriyaki "anything", but oh my lord,it was scrumptious. The owner and I ate in the dining room at the prettiest table of all, and he was so grateful for the recipe I had written out in English that he insisted on naming it" Teriyaki Fish Bebe". I did try to tell him it was NOT Teriyaki, but soon saw that it was hopeless.He actually sent me a Christmas post card to thank me again!
What a nice man!
I met up with my friends,at last,and we continued our adventures a few days later with a trip to Lombok and The Gillies Islands. Believe me, that entire trip was an adventure that is another long story!
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Francesca lost everything when bulldozers demolished her home and the family carpentry business on the 17th December 2010. 153 families living in the Restinga favela were forcibly evicted by Rio de Janeiro's authorities that day so that one of the roads in the community could be extended. Francesca received very little financial compensation for the loss of her home and has shared her story in this video published online early February by the NGO Witness.
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- Rise: 9" (23 cm)
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- Machine wash according to care label
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Rated 5 out of 5�by XTINE KILLER!!!!! These are killer leggings!!!!! When I wear these out, all eyes are on me!!! I ordered size S, I am 5'8", 124 lbs and these fit like a glove!!! I pair them with a bodysuit or other top from Bebe, along with black patent pointed toe heels. October 7, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5�by NYBarbie Hot! I love these pants. I've worn them twice and have received many compliments. They are super comfortable and sexy at the same time. For the user that had a problem with the zipper, I had the same issue at first but then my mother showed me a trick... You have to bring the zipper "clamp" all the way to the very top and then snap it down and it should stay in place... It worked for me and I love it, hope this helps September 4, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5�by BebeAddict410 disappointed I ordered these and received them today and the zipper won't stay up it keeps falling down. Disappointed because they were cute but unfortunately the zipper makes them bad. WIll be returning back to the store August 22, 2013
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The Mount Sinai Chicago Urban Primary Care Residency Program emphasizes community-oriented primary care that trains residents to compassionately provide medical treatment for the underserved. Set in a supportive, friendly and caring environment, this program offers the flexibility of a training plan that can be customized to personal goals—with three different areas of concentration to choose from as well as a wide range of available electives. A key component is the Ambulatory Block, scheduled twice in the first year and three times during the second and third years of training. The clinical and didactic curricula emphasize providing the skills and experience that are vital to appropriate care of all patients, in any setting.
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Lebanon shooting victim fighting for his life
Friday, January 18, 2013
LEBANON, Maine — The two people arrested in connection with the 2nd Street shooting last week which left a local man paralyzed from the waist down and fighting for his life were scheduled to be extradited to Maine after their arraignment Thursday in Dover, N.H.
The gun was fired from a close range, said Chase.
The single bullet is believed to have struck not only Potorski's shoulder and chest, but also his spine, said Chase. She said Potorski, who police say remains hospitalized at Maine Medical Center, is also struggling with pneumonia, and will be paraplegic for the rest of his life as a result of the bullet wound.
"Right now he's fighting for his life. They don't know if he's going to survive," said Chase after Bauer's arraignment.
Bauer and Gutierrez are also associated with a separate investigation by police involving a robbery. According to Chase, after the Jan. 8 shooting in Lebanon, Gutierrez is believed to have fled to Massachusetts with Bauer, who is being investigated in connection to a robbery of a pharmacy in Fall River, Mass. The robbery occurred after the Jan. 8 shooting. Chase said she could not provide further information on that investigation at this time, but said more details might be released to the public soon.
According to Maine State Police, Bauer and Gutierrez intended to burglarize Potorski's home "to feed their drug habit."
In 2010, she was convicted in Rockingham County of unlawfully selling prescription drugs. In 2009, she was convicted of unlawful trafficking of scheduled drugs in Maine.


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Emerson School may close Officials considering plan to shift grades
Thursday, January 31, 2013
SANFORD — School officials are considering closing Sanford's oldest elementary school in the fall.
"Do we really want to spend $250,000 to $260,000 at Emerson over the next four years?" Theoharides asked during a phone interview this week.
One of the challenges the school department continually faces is trying to reduce the number of transitions from school to school that affects some students.
Also, because school officials anticipate an increase in kindergarten students next year, two kindergarten classrooms would be created at Lafayette School to relieve overcrowding at the larger elementary schools and to allow Lafayette students to be in the same school for the first four years of their schooling.
There is, however, no guarantee the Maine Department of Education will decide to build a new elementary school in Sanford. The DOE aims to renovate wherever feasible. Over the past three construction cycles, approximately two-thirds of the projects have been additions and renovations; one-third have required new buildings to be constructed.


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It's the birthday every girl looks forward to — her sweet 16th. A special year deserves a special gift, so put some extra thought into your present. To inspire you, we've collected some birthday gift ideas that ought to charm any teenage girl. In addition, many of these sweet 16 gift categories cover a wide price range, suitable for any budget.
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What teen wouldn't want an iPad? The latest model is even thinner than before and offers a built-in webcam that will be perfect for FaceTime (video chatting) when she's off at college in a couple of years. It's on the pricier side, but is a sleek alternative to buying a laptop.
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Pork Chop with Apple, Sage and Pancetta
There were a lot of apples at the farmers market on the weekend and I got a bunch of them. I have been enjoying snacking on them but I also wanted to cook with them. I came across a recipe for pork chops with apple, sage and pancetta in Taste Italia magazine that sounded pretty tasty. Pork and apples go well together and you just can't go wrong by adding some salty pancetta. The use o sage also cought my eye as I have been enjoying sage lately. All said and done the dish was easy to make and pretty tasty.
2 ounces pancetta (chopped)
2 apples (grated)
1 tablespoon oil
3 pork chops
6 sage leaves
1 glass white wine
1 tablespoon butter
1. Fry the pancetta in a pan until it starts to crisp.
2. Mix in the apple and set aside.
3. Heat the oil in the pan.
4. Add the pork chops and sage and cook until the pork chops are golden brown on both sides.
5. Add the wine and deglaze the pan.
6. Add the butter and put the lid on the pan and cook for 5 minutes.
7. Add the pancetta and apple and and cook for 5 minutes.
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AP critics pick the year's best movies
Sunday, December 23, 2012
The top 10 films of 2012, according to AP Movie Critic Christy Lemire:
3. "Skyfall" -- One of the best James Bond films ever starring the best Bond yet in Daniel Craig. It's also the most gorgeous installment in the 23-film franchise, with Sam Mendes directing and Roger Deakins as cinematographer. It's full of the requisite thrills but also complicated and meaty, featuring an agent who isn't always slick and doesn't always have the answers in hunting an elusive cyberterrorist (a fantastic Javier Bardem).
5. "Zero Dark Thirty" -- A huge achievement from both technical and storytelling perspectives. Following the Oscar success of "The Hurt Locker," director Kathryn Bigelow reteams with writer Mark Boal to tell an even larger and more complicated story: the decade-long hunt for Osama bun Laden. The attention to detail, to getting it right each step of the way, is evident in every element. And Jessica Chastain is relentless and self-possessed in a rare leading role as a young CIA officer on the case.
7. "The Imposter" -- A gripping documentary about a missing boy filled with the kind of twists, turns and dramatic character revelations of a page-turner mystery. Director Bart Layton takes a story that was already fascinatingly weird to begin with and makes it even more compelling by structuring it as a shadowy film noir, offering information in expertly paced, precisely measured amounts to maximize suspense.
10. "This Is Not a Film" -- Veteran Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi's homemade documentary is simultaneously depressing as hell and brimming with hope and defiance. With its stripped-down aesthetic, it finds beauty in the mundane and even boring details of daily life. And it's an inspiring must-see for anyone who feels the urgent need to create something beautiful and meaningful, regardless of the cost. Panahi shot it over the course of a day in his Tehran apartment while under house arrest and had it smuggled out in a cake. The most modest film on the list but also the most important.
2. "Life of Pi" -- A film about a youth alone on a lifeboat with a Bengal tiger has no business working. But Ang Lee adapts Yann Martel's introspective novel with inspired narrative wiles and glorious visuals presented in 3-D that lovingly enfolds and enlarges the action. Newcomer Suraj Sharma is a marvel as the teen cast adrift. And the film richly explores our cathartic need to tell tales, its dual ending asking a lady-or-the-tiger question: Which story do you prefer, the one of genuine horror or the one of hopeful, improbable possibility?
4. "Argo" -- Ben Affleck surges forward as both actor and director with this true-life story of a CIA operative who concocted an incredible ruse to free six Americans from Iran disguised as a movie crew after the 1979 embassy takeover. The film has it all -- smarts, suspense, dark laughs, exacting attention to period style. This arguably is Affleck's best on-screen performance, and he's backed with tremendous heart and humor by John Goodman and Alan Arkin as Hollywood insiders helping to pull off the con.
6. "Rust and Bone" -- Jacques Audiard delivers one of the oddest of screen couples in this deeply involving and completely unpredictable romantic drama about a whale trainer (Marion Cotillard) who loses her legs in an orca accident and a negligent single dad (Matthias Schoenaerts) training as a mixed martial-arts fighter. Only in a movie would these two fall in love -- more likely in a bad movie. But Audiard and his devoted stars find so many moments of grace and pathos that the relationship grows from tenuous to genuine with complete conviction.
8. "Lincoln" -- Few performances qualify as monumental. That's the best word to characterize Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln, though. He vanishes into the president's awkward, folksy, melancholy spirit, creating an unforgettable portrait of greatness that pretty much puts to rest any thought of another actor trying his hand at a serious portrayal of Lincoln for a good long while. Steven Spielberg eschews the battlefield for a talky yet affecting look at Lincoln's final months. America couldn't have done without Lincoln, and Spielberg couldn't have done without Day-Lewis.
10. "Looper" -- For someone who thinks Bruce Willis' "Twelve Monkeys" is the defining time-travel flick, it's irresistible to see him in another clever, careening tale of time-hopping. Joseph Gordon-Levitt wonderfully channels the younger Willis as a hit man whose latest assignment is to snuff his older self, in a perverse retirement system where the mob of the future eventually has its assassins kill off themselves. Writer-director Rian Johnson has concocted a rare thriller whose brains equal its action, telling the story with great style and provocative irony.
3. "Margaret" -- After a lengthy legal battle, a truncated version of playwright Kenneth Lonergan's follow-up to the brilliant "You Can Count on Me" was released quietly in late 2011. But it was this year when the real version saw the light of day on DVD. (It's three hours, but I promise it's not slow, thanks particularly to the daughter-mother duo of Anna Paquin and J. Smith-Cameron.) Seek it out. It's a fascinating if flawed New York masterwork, made with a humanistic touch unrivaled in movies.
7. "Jeff, Who Lives at Home" -- The Duplass brothers' man-child comedy is a rumpled sweatshirt of a movie. When Jason Segel, as a completely charming pothead, finally rises to the occasion, it's strangely moving.
10. "Premium Rush" -- How about Joseph Gordon-Levitt's year? Aside from roles in "Lincoln" and muddled but still thought-provoking "The Dark Knight Rises," he also starred in the excellent time-travel puzzle "Looper" and this seemingly forgettable but really quite fun genre pic about an elusive bike messenger. There may not have been anything as much fun at the movies this year as watching Michael Shannon as a corrupt, comically reckless cop disgusted by his ignoble two-wheeled prey.


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Charlotte Hornets at Miami Heat
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This is a well-lit, surface level parking lot less than 2 blocks from American Airlines Arena. This location is conveniently located just south of the expressway.
This location is a commercial parking lot.
Nearby destinations: American Airlines Arena, Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, Ziff Ballet Opera House at Adrienne Arsht Center, Knight Concert Hall at Adrienne Arsht Center, Carnival Studio Theater at Adrienne Arsht Center.
This parking location is on the northwest corner of NE 2nd Ave and NE 9th St. The entrance for this location is on the north side of NE 9th St in between NE 1st Ave and NE 2nd Ave. Once on NE 9th St look for the building with "Mekka" in black lettering in the lot.


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Advisor: Ms. Sally Fadorsen
Vision (formerly Salt and Light) is a Christian bible study and fellowship group. The group studies and applies Biblical principles to everyday life. Salt and Light is also an active fellowship group with many social activities off campus. The group meets weekly for approximately one hour during the evening.