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We are ditching the kids and spending this coming weekend at the Sheraton in exotic Woodbury. Having a sleeping in, lounging around, shopping, eating, adult weekend. Still having some difficulty even wrapping my mind around the concept. Problem is, we want to be lazy; don't want to drive back into the cities for dinner.
So, the obvious question - Is there anything to eat in Woodbury?
No dietary restrictions, have great affinity for the current smaller plate-focused menu trend.
Does not driving back into the cities also mean you aren't up for driving further east to Stillwater? More interesting options there than the franchises surrounding the Sheraton in Woodbury. Especially given your trend of preference.
But, for breakfast, the New Woodbury Cafe would be a decent choice.
re: Brad Ballinger
thought about driving further east; I just haven't eaten in Stillwater in ages. I'm sure there are some farily recent post on Stillwater dining I can read through, but is there any place in particular you suggest, Brad?
And, I take it that are no hidden gems in Woodbury, then?0-
re: ffthought
Really like Marx Grill and Wine Bar in Stillwater. Someone also mentioned Phil's Tara Hideaway, which is a great and fun place, but won't have the small plates option. Marx will and so will Domacin Wine Bar in Stillwater.
Phil's Tara Hideaway
15021 60th St N, Stillwater, MN 550820
I use to live there. Axel's Bonfire is pretty good and family friendly. The bull bites appetizer is great. I love Thanh Truc for Vietnamese food. Mi Familia is good for Mexican food. India Palace has great food. Sunsets has a great patio.
If you are up for a drive I love Phil's Tara Hideaway in Stillwater.
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15021 60th St N, Stillwater, MN 55082Thanh Truc
2230 Eagle Creek Ln, Saint Paul, MN 55129Axel's Bonfire
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re: danionavenue
Oooh for date night Cravings Wine Bar has an adult vibe. The other places are fine too but this might be more of what you are looking for.
pop over to Hudson. 5 minute drive down 94. I enjoyed the Agave Kitchen (southwest-influenced Americana) and have heard good things about a couple of other joints in town. Woodbury offerings are pretty chainish.
Agave Kitchen
501 2nd St, Hudson, WI 540160-
re: shadowfax
Ditto That is, I recommend leaving Woodbury if you want good food. In Hudson, the San Pedro Cafe is very nice - we loved our margaritas and carribean-influenced food (like the spicy Rasta Pasta) last spring. And there's tons of great food in downtown St. Paul.
San Pedro Cafe
426 2nd St, Hudson, WI 540160-
re: AnneInMpls
I've heard that. I've been meaning to try that. There's also a Mexican restaurant a block over from Agave that's supposed to be good, but I've not been.
re: shadowfax
The Hanger Room in Willernie. It's not too far and the food is great.
Stillwater has a few options. Patriot's Tavern is a fun little spot west of DT off Manning. Nice beer selection and pretty solid food. Otherwise, the previously recommended spots are good.
Otherwise, a few miles south of Stillwater is Bayport BBQ. Pretty dang solid and inexpensive.
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Got a call with this showing on caller ID name unavailable and then 000-000-0000. It called me today three times. What can this be? Not only are they calling me back to back, but it's 9:30pm Est and they are still calling me. I thought that it was illegal to call after 9pm. Thing is I can't complain because there is no number. And no it's not block buster I so not have an account with them.
Two days in a row the Called ID says 000-000-0000 and New York. I answer no calls unless I know the number and person or requested be called. The do not leave a message. I am sure it is a political call because it is that time of year. I will not answer a call on Called Id that I do not know.
Has called three times today, several other times over the past week. No one on the line when I answer. No recorded message. Caller ID says "Virginia" - number shows no Area Code, just "000-0000" .
I get this call at different times of the day. My caller ID says "Michigan Call 000-0000". I am on the do not call list so the only people allowed to call me are chartible organizations. Its some kind of automated telemarketer service calling, trying to find out when I am home so they can ask me personally for money. They use the number 000-0000 because the call screening service I have will not block a number with all zeros. I had the same problem in the past. I called the charity I usually contribute to and complained to them. The calls stopped. You might try the same thing.
just received calls from +0000000 and i ended the call
Just had a call from 0000000 and he said somthing in frnch then hung up.Very very strange.
This all-zeros is a new trick. Might be fishing to see when I'm home, as others have suggested. Or might be a disguise for a political call, it's that season (31 Oct 08). A dirtier trick, and one I've found no way to combat, is when a caller ID reads as "NO SERVICE" -- the same message that displays when the line is out! Only has happened once, about four years ago.
Usually I don't answer this, but I did today and there was no one there. They ended the call.
The number 0000000 called me today and left a message. It was Blockbuster Movies reminding me that I still had one of their movies out and that they'd charge me if it wasn't returned on 10/19/08.
Had several calls from this number in the last few days, mostly in the morning. Caller always hangs up on answering machine. I also have call screening service from Pac Bell on this landline, and when I use the feature to add the last caller to the blocking list I get an error that the caller's phone number is not available, so I can't even block calls from them. This is odd since call screening service uses ANI not caller ID (i think) and I can always add calls with blocked caller ID to the call blocking list, call screening just says the number I added is a private number. So maybe the calls are coming from out of the country and have no ANI ?
They called again Sunday morning. I was home, picked up the call, a woman said she is calling from Venture Research Partners and is conducting a survey about consumer stuff. I stopped her and asked to "put my number on your do-not-call list".
Answered it and was Cystic Fibrosis wanting me to help at an intersection of my road and another road. Named somebody in my hometown that was helping. What?
I know this number is at least used by Blockbuster when calling customers about overdue movies.
this is a new one on me...all zero's?? as the others mentioned, no name no location. my guess is that it's an auto dialer to see when you are home. this info is probably sent to actual telemarketers so they know when to harrass the hell out of you.
i no longer answer my phone, and i leave the internet on so it records who called without allowing access to my answering machine, which has been bombarded in the past with telemarketing crap.
pretty sad that i pay so much for phone service and have no power to block these calls
received several calls with the above number
000-000-0000 called today, didn't answer. I'm so sick of this shit i shot my phone and threw the phone in the river. Fuck it.
This # 000-0000 called me 3 times in a row 9/25/2007 at 9:35 a.m.. "No name" came up on the caller ID. I didn't pick up.
Called 8:41pm CST on July 26. Did not answer call and no message left.
I have been getting this call at least 5 times a day. The call always disconnects on pick up.
I receive this call once in a while. The most recent was this month (October of 2006), on 2006-10-17 at 09:23 (in the morning), US Eastern Daylight Time. Is all that shows on the Caller ID unit is '-UNAVAILABLE-'.
Call came in from 000-0000 with no name on 10/07/06 at 10:31am. Did not answer.
call cam in as name not found. telephone number 000-0000 at 6:13pm EST october 4th. Did not answer phone.


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Beginner Grasshopper Pie
1-1/2 cups cold milk
1 package (3.9 ounces) instant chocolate pudding mix
2-3/4 cups whipped topping, divided
1 package (4.67 ounces) mint Andes candies, chopped, divided
1 chocolate crumb crust (9 inches)
1/4 teaspoon mint extract
2 drops green food coloring, optional
- In a small bowl, whisk milk and pudding mix for 2 minutes. Let stand for 2 minutes or until soft-set. Fold in 3/4 cup whipped topping. Fold in 3/4 cup candies. Spoon into crust.
- In another bowl, combine extract and remaining whipped topping; add food coloring if desired. Spread over pudding layer; sprinkle with remaining candies. Cover and refrigerate for 4 hours or until set. Yield: 8 servings.
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In Bob Dylan's 1963 song "Talking World War III Blues," he dreams of being the last person alive after a nuclear apocalypse, then discovers that his shrink has been having the same dream, and so has most everyone else. Dylan concludes with a solution:
"I'll let you be in my dreams if I can be in yours."If we are to avoid a catastrophe in the Middle East and beyond, it may be of supreme importance that Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, be introduced to the dreams of his adversaries. For it is in the fevers of President Bush — and much of the leadership on both sides of the aisle in Washington — as well as those of most of the Israeli political spectrum that the danger of war is most vivid.
Of course, I'd be the first to insist that the converse is true, too — that if Bush and company were to properly understand the anxieties and ambitions of the Iranian leadership, the world would be a lot less dangerous than it is right now. But the track record alone should be sufficient evidence of the fact that if we're depending on the ability of the current U.S. leadership to reason, empathize and understand the world as it appears from the perspective of his adversaries, we are in deep, deep trouble.
As the ever-excellent Israeli analyst Daniel Levy suggests, it is vital for Israel, more than anyone else, to urge the U.S. leadership to engage in comprehensive talks with Iran aimed at finding a modus vivendi to avoid war. But none of us is holding our breath for an Israeli (or American) epiphany. After all, as Aluf Benn points out, in Israel it simply isn't kosher to suggest that Iran is anything less than an immediate threat to Israel's very existence. "Anyone who thinks otherwise does not dare speak out openly, at least not until it emerges that either there is a way to stop the Iranians, or that it is already too late." (That's not strictly true, of course: Former Israeli foreign minister Shlomo Ben-Ami recently argued that instead of a confrontational path, Israel should seek a grand bargain of coexistence with Iran. And just last week, former Mossad chief Ephraim Halevy said bluntly that Iran is a substantive but not an existential threat to Israel, also urging direct diplomacy. Still, following Benn, it is safe to say that these grownup views are hardly the political consensus.)
In short, if we are reliant on the ability of the current U.S. and Israeli leadership to reason not with the empathy of the Dalai Lama, but even, say, according to the ruthless Machiavellian pragmatics of the Kissinger school, then many thousands of Iranians, Americans and Israelis face the prospect of a violent death in the not too distant future. dreams.
And the truly scary thing is that the Iranians appear to be banking on Washington making rational calculations. I'm not yet sure what to make of the resignation of Iran's nuclear negotiator, Ali Larijani, on the eve of new talks with Europe, but most of the reporting I'm seeing suggests it is a sign that Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is leaning more towards the confrontational positions of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad than toward the more pragmatic positions of others like Larijani, who question the cost of pursuing confrontation in order to maintain uranium enrichment. There have certainly been many reports in recent weeks of rising tension within the regime in Tehran over how to handle the nuclear standoff. I'll reserve judgement on the meaning of Larijani's move until I can gather some expert opinion.
But I did find particularly disturbing the sense of the thinking in Tehran conveyed by the L.A. Times piece on Larijani's resignation. Iranian analyst Saeed Leylaz told the paper that "Iran's leadership, watching oil hover near $90 a barrel, thought it had little to lose by taking a tough stance, convinced that the U.S. wouldn't dare launch a military attack against Iran and risk sending the world economy into a recession. 'Whether that is right or wrong it does not matter,' Leylaz said. 'That is how the Islamic Republic of Iran perceives the situation.' "
Oy. If these guys are thinking that the U.S. decisions are going to be made on the basis of what's best for the world economy or avoiding a recession, we're in serious trouble. I can understand exactly why the leadership in Tehran might find it difficult to believe that its counterparts in the world's hyper-power, or, for that matter, in Israel, with its 200 or so nuclear warheads and its second-strike submarine launched cruise missile capability, and probably the world's fourth or fifth best-equipped conventional military, would see Iran as a threat. Bush last week, with that trademark idiot-bully grin of his, was tossing around bon mots about World War III, claiming that Iran was pursuing nuclear weapons in order to eliminate Israel. The fact that more sober heads in Washington and Israel pooh-pooh such hysteria may not matter when the decisions are taken: In Israel and the U.S., the political echelon is talking itself into a lather of hysteria which may, in itself, narrow their options for avoiding confrontation.
Regardless of the rights and wrongs of the situation as it perceives them, under the circumstances responsible leadership in Tehran has an obligation to understand the thinking of those who might launch military strikes on their territory. And to understand, also, that in President Bush's fevered imagination, causing a recession (that may already be in the works regardless of the state of conflict with Iran) may be an acceptable price to pay for stopping what he perceives as an epoch-defining power-shift as a result of Iran attaining the ability to enrich uranium. Deranged as that reasoning may be, it may yet drive the U.S. to war. More rational voices may nonetheless prevail, of course, particularly those of the U.S. military all the way up to the Joint Chiefs (with the exception of General David Petraeus in Iraq, who appears to have been entirely conscripted by the neocon party of war), who correctly see war as more dangerous than even a nuclear-armed Iran. But the voices of rationality and restraint on the U.S. side will not be helped by Iran appearing to harden its position.
It's high time the leaders on both sides got more acquainted with one another's thinking, even followed Bob Dylan's advice of dreaming more inclusive
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Iran war will be end of Israel Most European experts think that war with Iran will be most catostrophic for the Israeli State. Iran is itching for a fight with US so that it has an excuse to wipe Israel off teh map. Analyst claim that last year's war between Hezbollah and Israel has proven how power Iran's proxies truly are. If anyone had any doubts before July 2006, now all experts admit that Israel has no chance against Hezbollah. Last years it was militarily defeated by only 800 Lebanese fighters. Hezbollah did not even use their elite guerillas in the 34 day war against Israeli army. It is estimated by US that Hezbollah has at least over 22,000 highly trained fighters. Some 11,000 Hezbollah guerillas may be elite special forces. Iran has provided training and weapons to Hezbollah over last 20 years. Israel fears that attack on Iran will result in Hezbollah attacking deep inside Israel. Hezbollah Chief Hassan Nasrallah said that the groups has big surprises in store for Israel in the next war. He also revealed that he posseses capability to hit any point inside Israel. It is in best interest of Israel to get Iran and US to talk and make peace. War would finish Israel. It will not end Iranian nuclear ambitions. They already know how to enrich uranianium and then decide to produce nukes. After US attack, Iran would be justified in doing so. |
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On Sun, Jul 10, 2005 at 08:13:56AM +0200, Stanislaw Skowronek wrote: > > [4294678.019000] IOC3 part: [], serial: [] => class IP27 BaseIO > > This is not really weird, the IOC3 on the IP27 board has no NICs. We'd > have to trace the BRIDGE NICs or even HUB NICs to get the serials, so I > decided that it's an overkill. Although it will be required for reliably > detecting MENET (which has a serial# NIC on the BRIDGE). Of course there's a NIC. The driver has no special handling for IP27 and is capable of reading the NICs on some machines at least. That would be a rather suprising ability if there was no NIC associated with that IOC3 ;-) (A while ago I recall a few second hand Origins were being sold on eBay with NICs removed ...) > > [4294678.020000] ioc3_probe : request_irq fails for IRQ 0x4 > > This is weird. This means the keyboard will not be operational, and I wish > somebody (Ralf) looks into this. The IOC3 on IP27 BaseIO is a dual-slot > device (takes two IRQs, the INTA and INTA+2). All information that I have says only INTA is being used for IP27. It will probably take a bit of testing. I haven't yet had any complaints about keyboard and mouse being non- functional on IP27 - even though my Origin has 4 keyboard and 4 mouse ports ;-) Ralf |
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Marlins outfielder Logan Morrison will be examined by a team doctor this afternoon. If everything checks out with his strained left foot, he could be cleared to begin a rehab assignment as soon as Monday.
According to Joe Frisaro of MLB.com, Morrison has been taking batting practice for about a week and was able to run the bases Sunday morning without any abnormal pain or discomfort.
The Marlins are hoping that their 23-year-old left fielder will be ready in time for next weekend's series against the Nationals in the nation's capital.
Morrison opened the season with a .327/.424/.636 batting line, four home runs and 11 RBI through his first 15 games. Emilio Bonifacio has been drawing regular starts in left over the past couple of weeks.
- Old Gator - May 8, 2011 at 9:54 PM
Bonifacio has been doing about as well as a fill-in for Morrison as could be expected. He's been getting on base consistently, getting timely hits (unlike those around him in the batting order, having just bumped a nosediving Chris Coghlan out of the leadoff spot to good, hopefully temporary, effect) and playing decently in the field. But let's not kid ourselves: the Iron Giant is still trying to get through spring training, Hanley has been pretty close to useless while he tries to find his form of two years ago (though we'd take last year's form at this point) and the Feesh have been shaky since St. Louis. The Nationals played fillet-and-release with them this weekend, and it took Livan to implode and Anibal Sanchez to pitch unconscious baseball for seven innings to get them off the gaffe today. You lose two out of three to the Gnats, and you ain't even a pretender to the throne of Grand Fenwick.
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Next I like to indicate a color for the background, and try to communicate the effect of the warm light on the drapery. This initial color gives my something to relate to, or "key" off of, when I start to lay in the skin tones. I try to keep the background painterly, knowing I can go back and simplify it with another layer of paint. I may use some stand oil or turp at this stage.
After the background I often put a color in for the clothing, again so I can use it to relate other colors to. These initial colors are often easier to figure out than the skin colors, so its helpful to have them in first. Next I will lay in a skin tone for the light mass on the face, starting with a middle value. I have added a lighter value on top of that, for the lighter planes and highlights in the light mass of her face.
Now I have gone into the hair and massed in the color, indicating the darkest values so I can get a sense of my full value range. I don't think of individual strands of hair or details, I am just massing, indicating simple planes, and being careful to get the shapes.
This photo of the finished painting was taken under the warm artificial light. I added color to the darks of her skin, and developed these shapes, and added a few details around her eyes. The highlights have been put in. I added another layer to part of the background. The photo below of the finished painting was taken outdoors. Its amazing how different they are. All the paintings in this series are done in 4 hours, so its probably closer to 3 1/2 hours after the breaks, and we always wish we had more time! But its a good challenge and it has really forced me to get to what the essentials are.


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This 600 piece shaped jigsaw puzzle is over 3 feet long and when finished is in the shape of a unicorn with beautiful fantasy images inside the border. Ages 12 and up.
Pieces | 650 |
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Theme | Unicorns |
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Mfg. Part Number | 60303 |
Item Number | 68855 |
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Clarification of apple juice by electroflotation
Apple Juice industry is in search of a simplified technology which enables a quick clarification and stabilisation of apple juice. This study aimed to evaluate the potential of electroflotation as an alternative for the clarification of apple juice. Clarification of apple juice by electroflotation was first done at various current densities (10, 20 and 40 mA/cm²) with and without addition of gelatin (200 mg/l). Afterwards, the electroflotation treatments were done at a current density of 20 mA/cm² with various concentrations of added gelatin (0, 50, 100 and 200 mg/l). It was shown that electroflotation treatments alone was efficient to reduce the tannin and protein contents of apple juice. However, the decrease in the protein content was in large part due to the use of pectinases prior to the electroflotation treatments. The use of gelatin in combination with the electroflotation aided in the clarification process. The highest gelatin concentration used in this study (200 mg/l) resulted in a better reduction of tannin and protein levels, while a current density of 20 mA/cm² was found to be optimal. Turbidity observed in the juices clarified with electroflotation treatments was in average lower than 10 NTU but higher than 2 NTU which is generally required to produce a stable clarified juice. Brix degree and pH of the apple juice was not affected by the electroflotation treatments while the color was improved. Industrial relevance: The production of clarified and stable apple juice is a subject of interest for the beverages industries. The clarification step which remained long and discontinuous implied the addition of a large quantity of pectolytic enzyme and of clarifying agents (such as gelatin) to the freshly pressed juice to induce the precipitation of proteins and other suspended matter in 15-20 h. Fining treatments were followed by a separation step usually consisting of decantation and classical filtration on filter-press, or flotation by dispersed gas....
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There are few records as important as the original release of this album; maybe five total in the history of rock. Two of those records are by this same band. The Stooges is where Iggy Pop emerged, with all the boredom, hostility and primal freakout that would inform underground music for the next zillion years. This deluxe edition has alternate mixes of each song.


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It's hard not to be moved by the plight of Moore, Oklahoma which was hit by a catastrophic tornado Monday. Hundreds of buildings were flattened and at least 24 people, including nine children, were killed.
Experts say New England is less likely to be hit by a tornado than anywhere else east of the Rocky Mountains. New England averages eight tornadoes a year, but they tend to be weak events – on the scale of EF0 or EF1. The storm that hit Moore, Oklahoma has been categorized an EF5.
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Meknes (مكناس) is a city in the Middle Atlas region of Morocco.
Fez driving you nuts? Nearby Meknes is a vibrant, modern city bustling with nightlife, restaurants and an impressive imperial city created in the 17th century by King Moulay Ismaïl, with numerous historical monuments and natural sites; it is also the nearest city to the Roman ruins of Volubilis (Oualili). Since it's relatively ignored by most tourists, it's also free of the usual hassles (touts, faux guides, etc.) that plague the other tourist centers. The prices in Meknes are among the most reasonable in Morocco and the people are much more polite and nicer than in the other cities.
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There are two train stations, the smaller train station called El-Emir Abdelkader is more centrally located in the new town (ville nouvelle), while the other is a bit further east. Meknes is connected by train to most major cities like Marrakech (6½h, 174 Dh), Tangier (3½–4½h, 85 Dh), Rabat (2¼h, 65Dh), Casablanca (3h 1/4), Fes (40min, 20dhs) or Oujda (6h, 130 Dh). Specific times and prices can be found on the website of the Moroccan National Office for Railways (www.oncf.ma).
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The main bus station (Gare Routière) is west of the medina, colocated with the main grand taxi station, while CTM has its own, brand new station, near Meknes train station (east of the new town). For trips to Marrakesh be advised, that while seemingly shorter on the map, the mountain route via Beni Millal takes at least 2 hours more than on the highway via Rabat and Casa, going there by train is the most comfortable option, although buses might be slightly quicker.
By grand taxi[edit]
Grand taxis arrive and leave from several places, the most popular being El-Amir Abdelkader train station and to the left of the main bus station. Opposite the road of the Institute Francais is also a quite large taxi rank.
Get around[edit]
Petit taxis (small blue cars of Fiat Uno or Peugeot 205 brands) abound, as well as an efficient and comprehensive, if cramped local bus service. The minimum cost for a petit taxi is 5 dirhams(the price is calculated based on 1.40dhs + 0.20dhs/100m but you should expect a surcharge of 50% after 20:00), while the bus is slightly cheaper. Buses are, however, quite difficult to navigate because they are, in the majority of cases, very crowded and operates to transport people between agglomerations and the ville nouvelle and Medina.
The ville nouvelle (new town), which is known as Hamrya in Arabic, is easily navigated on foot, as is the medina. The two sides of town are connected by a bridge over the dry Oued Boufekrane (river), with a McDonald's placed conveniently in between for weary (or wary!) travelers.
Hamrya is a new town with all entertainment facilities, You can find all what you need there, but there is no monuments or things to see except if you like to chat with people. Medina is the other side is the ancient Meknes and it contains all the monuments of this wonderful city.
- Bab Mansour. Bab means "gate" or "door" in Arabic, and Bab Mansour is the largest and most striking of Meknes' many gates (27 gates). It's directly across from Place Hedim, the medina's main square. The gate is nowadays used for art exhibitions.
- Place Hedim. Recently redone with new brickwork, this square once rivaled Djemaa el Fna in Marrakech but is now significantly less exciting (though there are a few nice cafes and snack spots in which to people-watch).
- Heri es-Souani. You can catch a glimpse of the grandeur of Moulay Ismail at these enormous granaries and horse stables, and sit beside the large Agdal Basin.
- Meknes Royal Golf Course. The former palace gardens, now converted into a golf course. This place is absolutely marvelous. The gardens are beautifully kept and it is entirely surrounded by palace walls. They have opened it to the public since September 2007 so now it is possible to slip in to have a peek. There is also a public cafe on the grounds. It's possible to eat on the terrace overlooking the course but you need to book in advance.
- Medersa Bou Inania. A beautiful Qur'anic school; you can explore all floors including the roof.
- Dar Jamai. Now a museum (Musèe Dar Jamai in French), this old palace is located at the back of Place Hedim. It now houses the Museum of Moroccan Arts, which is currently exhibiting artifacts, jewels, and old copies of the Qur'an. Dar Jamai is a gorgeous museum with exqusite gardens on the outside. Closed on Tuesdays.
- Habs Qara. A huge underground prison where Moulay Ismail allegedly kept prisoners.
- Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail. Although non-Muslims are not permitted to enter, they can view the tombs, which hold the body of Moulay Ismail and other relatives, from the entrance.
- Al masjid AlAdam. Meknes' largest and oldest standing mosque (note: Non-Muslims are not permitted entry).
- Medina of Meknes Mosque. A mosque that is built near a Qur'an school, which was built in 1350.
- Savor Morocco Cooking School, 27 Quartiere Berrada (across the valley from McDonalds), ☎ 0663-13-16-45. 9AM-7PM. With your own hands, you will prepare several dishes with the aid of our national teacher. 450 MAD per person.
Meknes isn't a shopper's paradise, but it's certainly cheaper than nearby Fez! The medina is chock full of traditional Moroccan clothing and rugs, as well as the popular Moroccan shoe, bilgha.. it's also known for it's iron made articles; the local artisanal speciality. The best way to enter the medina is at the back of Place Hedim, next to Dar Jamai. Herein you can find many shops catering to tourists. If you sojourn a bit deeper into the medina, you'll find plenty of unique shops selling jewelry, household goods, and other treasures.
Be sure to bargain! Don't accept the shopkeeper's first offer - not only does it ruin it for tourists who come after you, but it also goes against Moroccan custom. The easiest way to bargain, particularly without knowledge of French or Arabic, is to offer exactly half of the given price (or 75% for expensive or large-scale items). From there, the shopkeeper will go down a bit; you are expected to raise your price slowly until you come to an agreement.
If you can't agree on a price, try walking out of the store - this will generally lower the price significantly. And try not to be too stingy - the value of an item is your appreciation of it, not its ticket price.
Ville Nouvelle[edit]
There are dozens of restaurants and snack bars lining the main road, Rue Antsirape offering the staples of harira, tagine, cous cous and of course rotisserie chicken. A few restaurants on Rue Ghana, just off Rue Antsirabi, are popular with travellers and offer Dh 40 set menus.
- Le Pub, Avenue Allal Ben Abdellah. Open daily until midnight. Excellent, if slightly experimental, takes on French cuisine. Reliable pizza and alcohol license. 50dh-120dh.
- Athenos, Avenue Mohammed V. Open for lunch only. Delicious Moroccan staples, such as tajine, as well as fabulous desserts. 25dh-70dh.
- Mo Di Niro, Rue Antsirabé. Open daily until midnight. Popular with Meknassi teenagers, this restaurant serves good American-style burgers, pizza and pasta dishes. 20-100dh.
- La Fine Bouche, Avenue Allal Ben Abdellah. Open daily until 10:00. Translating as "The good mouth," this hole-in-the-wall serves up delicious chawarma and other specialties. 15-50dh.
- Ibis Hotel. Open daily until midnight. This chain hotel has a decent French-inspired menu, but the real draw is that they serve alcohol. 50-150dh.
- Label' Gallery. Restaurants vary; some open past midnight. The closest thing Meknes has to a shopping mall, this food court is the only place to find international cuisine, with Mexican, American, Thai, and Lebanese all on the menu. Prices vary greatly.
- Restaurant Marhaba: the most popular Meknassi restaurant, offers local menu of Ma'aqouda and Harira.
- Les Colliers de Colombe, 67 Rue Driba (Follow the signs; it's located behind Place Lalla Aouda near the medina). Open daily. Delicious Moroccan staples, including the must-try pastilla. Prices vary (Most dishes are over 100dh).
- The market near the main place in the medina (at the Bab El-Mansur) has incredible fresh products. Lots of different kinds of olives, sweets, pickles, etc.
Those looking to find a watering hole in Meknes have come to the right place - in Morocco, anyway. For some strange reason, Meknes seems to have more bars than people. Only a few are suitable for the average traveler, however.
- Le Pub, Avenue Allal Ben Abdellah. Open daily until midnight. One of the only places in Meknes where women will feel comfortable finding a drink, this lively pub has two floors; the bottom is where the music and "scene" happens. 15-45dh bottle beers only, 50dh cocktails (Try the local wines; Guerrouane and Amazir are particularly tasty. Shisha (hookah tobacco) costs 50dh).
- Novelty, Top of Rue de Paris. Open daily until midnight. This recently renovated pub is rumored to be owned by Italians, which would explain the lovely wood decor. It's also the only place in Meknes to drink draught beer. 15dh-45dh draft/bottle beers, 50dh cocktails (Wine is served by the bottle only).
- Hotel Zaki. See restaurant listing. Open late. The only place to drink outdoors in Meknes - 'nuff said. 17dh-50dh, 50dh-100dh cocktails.
Most budget hotels are located along Rue Rouamzine, just before the medina. Hotel Maroc and Hotel Regina are two such choices. Keep in mind that Hotel Regina is very dirty and stinky, but very cheap.
- The HI-affiliated and very friendly youth hostel (dorms from Dh 40, 120dh for a double room w/ shared bathroom, midnight curfew) is wedged between the medina and ville nouvelle, just two doors down from the much swankier and well known Hotel Transatlantique. If you enjoy feeling the day-to-day life in the medina, this place is not for you: it's like 1.5 km from the closest gate. You can take a taxi (8dh) but it's not the same. For the same price, Hostel Maroc is better.
- Camping Agdal This is the choice if you're on a budget or brought your own transport/ camper. The campsite itself is quite nice. It even has grass! It is located about 1.3 miles (about 20–30 minutes on foot) from the city centre right next to the Agdal basin and Heri es-Souani. For two people, with one tent, it cost 44 dh a night (Summer 2004 price). If you don't feel like walking; taxies to/ from the medina shouldn't cost more than between 5 and 10 dirhams and about 15 to 20 to the el-Emir Abdelkader railwaystation. If you arrive by train, it's more convenient to stay in the town centre (ville nouvelle or medina). Though if you're near the El-Emir Abdelkader railwaystation you're about as far off from the Medina as you would be if at the campsite.
- Hotel Majestic, 19 Avenue Mohammed V, ☎ +212 035522035, fax: +212 035527427. Recently renovated, the Majestic offers a lovely garden as well as clean and nice rooms overlooking the most busy avenue in Meknes. 180dh-210dh including a simple breakfast. Continue straight ahead when you exit the train station, and the hotel will be on your left hand side after approximately 100 metres. You will see a sign directing to the hotel after less than 50 metres. But wacht out! Clients have complained about theft in this hotel.
- Riad Atika, fax: +212 535 535 487. Phone/ Guest House in the old Medina with 14 rooms (330dh - 825dh breakfast included) and a beautiful terrace, 11, Derb Elkatib, Kabet Souk, Touta.
- Riad Hiba, ☎ +212 535 460 109, fax: +212 535 535 153. Beautiful riad or Guest House in the old city (Medina) with 7 rooms (385dh - 649dh breakfast included), idealy placed near the Place Lehdim, 20 Rue Lalla Aicha Adouya.
- Riad Idrissi, ☎ +212 535 531 418. Guest House in the old Medina with 12 rooms (440dh - 605dh breakfast included) a beautiful terrace, 20 db Lalla Sti Hennou.
- Palais Didi, ☎ +212 55 558 590. A restored old palace/riad located in the medina right by a palace wall. Maison d'hotes - Restaurant.
- Riad d'Or, 17, Derb ain el anboub et Derb Lalla Aicha Adouia - Quartier Hammam Jdid, ☎ +212 188.8.131.525. A very nice Guest House - Maison d'hotes - Bed & Breakfast - Restaurant. A traditional restored old palace/riad in the old medina.
- Ryad Bahia, 4 Tiberbarine (signs lead the way from Place Hedim, if unsure ask for directions outside of the medina), ☎ +212 035554541, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. The first riad to open in Meknes, its owners, and most of the staff, speak English and are extraordinarily helpful in arranging tours and the like. The roof terrace overlooks Place Hedim and the restaurant is open for non-guests as well. 650dh per single or double..
- Hotel Malta, 3 Rue Cherif Al Idrissi, ☎ +212 55515020, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. Open daily. This recently renovated hotel offers a restaurant, nightclub and English-style bar. 360Dh-580Dh..
- Riad Felloussia, Bab Aissi, ☎ 035530840 or 076987717, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. Open daily. A traditional home in the heart of the medina. Great view of El-Hedim square. 600dh for large suites with private bathroom (breakfast included).
- Riad Lahboul, 6 Derb Ain Sefli, ☎ +212 535559878, +212 675 71 69 17. This beautifully restored riad is on the edge of the medina (overlooks the magnificent "Lahboul Gardens"). Run by an English and Moroccan couple, this family guest house serves delicious home-made food.
- Zaki Hotel, Boulevard Al Massira (simply tell a taxi driver to take you to Zaki Hotel), +212-55514146, [1]. Open daily. Meknes' most beautiful hotel includes a nightclub, bar, restaurant and conference center, as well as a gorgeous swimming pool. 880dh-1180dh.
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- Roman ruins of Volubilis (Oualili in Arabic and Berber): This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a short trip from Meknes. It is possible to go cheaply by grand taxi (via the town of Moulay Idriss, also worth a visit), a visit should be around 300-350dh with the driver waiting while you peruse the site. There is hardly any shade so bring a hat and water since it can get very hot. A large archeological museum is being constructed on the site (opens in 2011) to house the finds which are currently on display in Rabat.
- Moulay Idriss Zerhoun: 14 km from Meknes and just next to Volubilis, the small city on a hill was founded by Moulay Idriss I and is an Islamic holy site. A moussem is held here each year.
- Chefchaouen: A beautiful blue and white city in the mountains of northeastern Morocco. Chefchaouen is accessible by bus from the Gare Routière for 50 dirhams per person. Busses leave Meknes at 5:00, 12:00, and 24:00. The 5:00 bus is direct while the other two busses stop in Dardara, about 8 km away from the city, so you have to take a petit taxi to Chefchaouen from there. The trip by bus takes approximately 4 hours. There are also grand taxis outside of the bus station that will get you to Chefchaouen by way of Ouezzane. The taxi from Meknes to Ouezzane takes about 2 hours and costs 50 dirhams per person in a full taxi (6 passengers). It takes about 2 hours from Ouezzane to Chefchaouen and costs 35 dirhams per person in a full taxi. It's possible to travel with fewer than 6 people, though you'll have to pay the full fare for 6 people. These taxi drivers do not seem interested in overcharging tourists, and without negotiation you should be able to pay the standard fare that Moroccan passengers pay.


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GABA(A) autoreceptors enhance GABA release from human neocortex: towards a mechanism for high-frequency stimulation (HFS) in brain? | |
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High-frequency stimulation (HFS) in human neocortical slices induces gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) release via GABA(A) receptor (GABA(A)R) activation. The mechanism of this effect and the localization of these GABA(A)Rs were now studied. Fresh human neocortical slices were subjected to HFS (130 Hz) in the presence of veratridine (3 microM). As measured by high-performance liquid chromatography, only GABA but not glutamate outflow was affected by HFS/veratridine stimulation. The evoked GABA overflow was abolished by tetrodotoxin and furosemide, suggesting an involvement of action potentials and plasmalemmal chloride gradients. Double immunolabeling showed that GABA(A)Rs are localized on soma and dendrites of GABAergic neurons in the human neocortex. Moreover, in support of a terminal localization of GABA(A)Rs, the K+-evoked [3H]-GABA release from synaptosomes was enhanced by the GABA(A)R agonist muscimol (antagonized by GABA(A)R blockers). We conclude that HFS in human brain neocortex leads to a specific increase of GABA release, which is mediated by facilitatory GABA(A) autoreceptors located on soma, dendrites, and axon terminals of GABAergic neurons. |
Michela Mantovani; Andreas Moser; Carola A Haas; Josef Zentner; Thomas J Feuerstein |
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Type: In Vitro; Journal Article; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't Date: 2009-03-19 |
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Title: Naunyn-Schmiedeberg's archives of pharmacology Volume: 380 ISSN: 1432-1912 ISO Abbreviation: Naunyn Schmiedebergs Arch. Pharmacol. Publication Date: 2009 Jul |
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Created Date: 2009-05-15 Completed Date: 2009-07-13 Revised Date: - |
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Nlm Unique ID: 0326264 Medline TA: Naunyn Schmiedebergs Arch Pharmacol Country: Germany |
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Languages: eng Pagination: 45-58 Citation Subset: IM |
Section of Clinical Neuropharmacology, Department of Neurosurgery, University Hospital Freiburg, Breisacherstrasse 64, 79106 Freiburg, Germany. |
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Action Potentials* Adolescent Adult Aged Autoreceptors / metabolism Child Child, Preschool Chromatography, High Pressure Liquid Electric Stimulation* Female Humans Male Middle Aged Neocortex / metabolism Neurons / metabolism Receptors, GABA-A / metabolism* Veratridine / pharmacology Young Adult gamma-Aminobutyric Acid / metabolism* |
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Gasol had pledged $1,000 for every point he scored Friday to help the Japanese people affected by the earthquake and tsunami and wanted to score as much as possible. He finished with 26 points in the Lakers' 112-104 victory against the Clippers.
"I'm not particularly a fan of that," Jackson said of a player tying his performance to donations. "Point totals shouldn't be criteria."
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We've all seen the statistics. According to a Pew Research Center analysis of U.S. census data, 21.6 million young adults (18- to 31-year-olds) were living in their parents' home in 2012. That accounts for 36% of this age group. It also accounts for the highest proportion of 18- to 31-year-olds living at home since 1969, which happened to be the first year similar data was collected. College tuition costs have been rising and the job market can be frightening, which may be causing the percentage of young adults living at home to spike. There are benefits to living at home and sleeping in your childhood bed for a year, but you'll quickly find that there are also consequences. So when you've finally saved up enough to get your own place, look over these pros and cons of moving out of your parents' house before you sign any papers.
As kids get older, most parents do a good job of loosening up the leash a bit. They've spent their entire lives raising you, making sure they knew where you were going on the weekends, bugging you about your grades and continuously answering all your questions. But no matter what age you are, if you're under their roof, parents will be inquisitive on some sort of level. When you get your own place, you don't worry about having to answer questions about your day at work, receiving late-night texts asking if you're coming home or finding a television for you and your significant other to watch a movie on.
Disclaimer: If you have roommates, you may still run into some privacy issues.
Think of signing that lease or mortgage papers as the signing of your own Declaration of Independence. Have a barbeque, light off some fireworks and definitely throw a party. This is what you've been working toward your entire life. The gratification of cutting the leash from your parents and being able to provide for yourself entirely is unmatched. You'll be overcome with a sense of autonomy and self-sufficiency.
Rent, bills, groceries, appliances, cleaning products, outdoor care – it all adds up pretty quickly, leaving that paycheck of yours feeling pretty skimpy sometimes. This is far and away the biggest positive of living at home for a little bit. Anyone who lived in a crummy old college house can attest to the horrible feeling of handing a rent check over to a mean old landlord. Now when you live at home with your parents, you don't have to write any checks, and you're living comfortably and cleanly. So save as much as you can while you're living with your parents. You'll thank yourself later.
This is definitely second to saving money, but nothing beats a home-cooked meal. Whether it's iron chef mom or iron chef dad, the feeling of coming home from work and walking into an aroma of dinner goodness is unparalleled. The problem, when you're on your own, isn't always cooking ability; it's more so just laziness. My mom will come home from a long day of work and still have the energy to cook her family a great meal. It's a skill that I hope to obtain in the near future.
Dad's not going to mow the lawn for you. Mom's not going to clean your disgusting bathroom. No one is going near your dirty laundry. And guess what – you have to do the dishes! It's the little things that all add up to a lot of annoying work that you most likely took advantage of when you were living under your parents roof. Not only do you have to do the work to keep your home or apartment clean, but you have to buy the necessary products and tools to do the work.
So there. I just wanted to lay out a few things you can look forward to and a few things you'll miss after you've moved on from under your parents' wing. Did you just move out of your parents' house? Do you have any tips or tricks to offer a new home owner/renter? Share in the comments section below!
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Jayson Werth was held out of the lineup on Wednesday due to tightness in his right hamstring, an ailment that has kept him out since he left in the fifth inning against the Braves on May 2. It is the fifth consecutive game Werth has not been in the starting lineup, including Tuesday's matchup with the Tigers that was eventually postponed due to rain.
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I saw a werewolf with a tube of HotStuff in his hand,Walking in the rain through the streets of Southwest;He was looking for a pair of new ham-strings,Gonna get a big hit off Anibal Sanchez.
- Sec. 3, My Sofa - May 8, 2013 at 9:57 PM
He's that hairy-headed toffWho's even hit lead-off,Tho lately he's been overdoing patience.You'd better stay away from himOr else keep it hard and in,but I'd like to meet his agent.
- Eric - May 8, 2013 at 10:54 PM
Well played, Sofa!


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"I don't buy my kids name brands"
I don't care, honestly. I'll buy name brand if it's on sale and I like it. I'll buy not name brand if it's a good price and I like it. I just don't care-- about status or physical humility.
Christian, vaccinating, fun-loving, breastfeeding, cloth diapering, positive disciplining, nerdy, extended rear-facing, bookworm, creative, homeschooling, outdoorsy, autodidactic, friendly family.
"If you judge people, you have no time to love them." -- Mother Teresa
it is a little different for their shoes. play shoes I will get from walmart..but their tennis shoes and winter boots are usually from Sears. the last time we got boots/tennis shoes at walmartWalmart (for winter) they fell apart half way through the winter. Frustrating.
I love granimals. ;)
Quoting debramommyof4:My kids wear Granimals. And everything else is what ever is cheapest and I like. The kids are so hard on their clothes right now.
I can truthfully say that no one in our house cares much about clothing--as long as it is clean and presentable. This includes my public-schooled sons. The only way we get namebrands is if we happen to find something that is well-fitting at Goodwill.
Now, musical instruments are a different story! I spent more on my flute than some people spend on a good, used car. LOL It is all about priorities. Even then, it wasn't about money or name brand--it was about performance. Same applies to the piano I bought.
Name brand clothing...no. Only if its gifted to any of us, do we have nambe brand clothing. I will, for me, buy only Nike shoes - but thats because they fit me best and I don't need new shoes every year. For my kids, they get whatever fits and whatever we can afford.