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There is in fact an article titled "The Fleeting Perfection of the Strawberry," and we're kind of into it! We're also into tacos for 200 calories or less. But, our two favorite articles in the May issue were the recipes for classic restaurant dishes with half the calories (think steak frites, lasagna) and the 25 years of food follies -- from Paula Deen to C. Everett Coop. Read Cooking Light's May issue here.
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Thanks for the info. I am going through the J2EE tutorial right now. I think a lot of what I am reading right now though is just rote instructions, and they don't really say, what each command is doing, or what they are doing (the big picture, at least I don't see it). As for reading the specs on
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MK and Ashley were in Paris over the weekend and of course they spent a ton of time shopping. They were spotted at the hottest shops including Dior, Collette and Scarlette. Lucky ladies! Ashley looks hot in her street chic outfit, but why is MK back to her way too big sweater? We were just saying how happy we were that she was no longer dressing up like a bag lady.
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veronicaraye 7 years
nice shoes
gossipgalwinnie 7 years
i love them! they are sooooo cool...ilove how they can pull off the boho look!
cari907 8 years
they were both so pretty when they were on that show so little time not scary skinny pretty hair bute clothes what happened it was only like 5 years ago "It`s weird to get dressed when you know you`re going to get everything off." Bridget Marquardt from The Girls Next Door
stone_soup 9 years
haha! i thought you meant they hit paris hilton! then i thought, that's great! venting their anger on that woman. ____________________________________ Don't tick me off. Or you'll get it.
BlondeSugar 9 years
welcome good luck shopping!
dingdong101 9 years
Thanks so much BlondeSugar!!!! :)
BlondeSugar 9 years
dingdong - they look like christian louboutin's but you could prob get cheaper ones that look like those at steve madden. i think the brand "chocolate" knocks of louboutins. i think they look great. i like them
tharightgurl4u 9 years
I like both of their outfits actually! and I love Ashleys boots and leather coat! :)
yayita 9 years
the bots are cute but I hate their fashion
Sica 9 years
Woooooow, Ashley boots are amazing! [ I've never thought I would say that! hahaha]
Luna13 9 years
i actually like her big cardy, it looks so comfy
My-Opinion 9 years
sooooooooooooooooooooooo bored with them..
Asian-Vixen 9 years
For a moment I thought it meant Mary Kate and Ashley beat up Paris Hilton. I was like SHYEAH! Celebrity catfight! LOL =].
M155-J4CK13 9 years
I have to admit, I really love these two little monkeys. Especially Mary Kate. Though they do have some of the strangest facial expressions I've ever seen.
flower 9 years
for a moment there i thought it meant that they really HIT parasite..lmao. what i would give to see shannon doherty punch parasite out again....
pink_magnetism 9 years
MK's really loving those ankle boots lately.
Toronado 9 years
Mary-Kate's really gotta stop stripping her curtains, carpets, and bath towels and using them for clothes. Her house is going to look like crap.
Griffin73 9 years
Creepy little trolls. They look like they should be sitting on the end of a pencil.
LaylaCams 9 years
I still don't know who is who so.. The blonde one actually looks cute.
dingdong101 9 years
Anyone know who Ashley's boots are by, designer wise? Thanks, I love them!!
AbbiCadabbi 9 years
Awwwwwwe. You're toying with my emotions. By the headline I was hoping they actually HIT Paris (Hilton). :-D
DesignRchic 9 years
not sure what to say :). I'm just glad they're not looking anorexic anymore.
atoxicsparkle 9 years
yep, the boots are the only thing i'm loving from these pics too :o
frenchunion 9 years
They both look awful..luv Colette though:p ------------------------------------------------------ 'I wanna know God's thoughts,the rest r details..'
t0xxic 9 years
I of course was only speaking about the main pic lol


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We had this Gazebo in Portland, and it survived 4 winters of Snowfall. Not so this year in Astoria. Last night we had about 4 inches at our altitude, followed by a bit of warm rain. The weight of the moisture on the roof was a bit too much, and it completely collapsed.
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I have the same Gazebo, I live in Southern California and it never snow where I live, until this winter. I had 6". Well my gazebo did not hold up very well to the snow and the roof colapsed. I am now looking for replacement parts for the roofs frame.
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Only an appreciation of how long Russia has possessed a robust, full-spectrum shipbuilding industry, which in some instances can trace its roots all the way back to Peter the Great, would allow one to understand the depths to which that industry has deteriorated. One of the more famous enterprises, the Rubin submarine design bureau, was founded in 1901 and was responsible for the Project 941 Typhoon-class ballistic missile submarine made famous by the novel and film The Hunt for Red October.
A colleague of mine visited the Rubin design bureau in St. Petersburg a few years ago while on a trip from Moscow and was shocked at what he saw. "There are practically no personnel left in the design bureau's main engineering building still working on submarine designs," he told me. "Most of the offices have been rented out to private companies that are engaged in all manner of commercial businesses that have nothing to do with shipbuilding at all--and it is only the income from renting out this office space that allows Rubin to stay in business. They get nothing from the state budget."
The combination of almost two decades of anaemic government funding for the shipbuilding industry and almost no procurement of new naval vessels has produced a navy that cannot maintain operations much longer and an industry that can no longer rescue it. Buying or cooperatively producing warships with France might stave off the inevitable, but modern western European-built ships in sufficient numbers are likely to have price tag that a Russia in an economic tailspin also cannot cope with.
The NVO report does not pull any punches: "The Russian Navy is on the verge of irreversible collapse. Within ten years there will be in the entire navy less than 50 vessels still capable of operations, which would be a number not even the size of one of our 'lesser fleets' like the Baltic Fleet or the Black Sea Fleet."
The report rates the navy's situation as the worst in almost a century and concludes "this present catastrophe is comparable to what happened in the course of the [post-1917 Bolshevik Revolution] Civil War years when the fleet was left in ruins. If during the oil and gas boom of the 2000s the Russian Navy received practically no funding, now today during a period of difficult [economic] crisis the fleet will--without a doubt--have to die within the next few years. This is not merely a possibility, it is a fact."
Those warships still left in useable condition have seen their level of operations scaled back in order to preserve their service life. This is particularly true in the case of the submarine fleet, which has seen its Cold War high tempo of patrols drop off to almost nothing. Last November's joint naval exercises with the Venezuelan Navy off the coast of South America amounted to a little more than symbolic participation by only four Russian vessels that made the trans-Atlantic crossing.
In 1994, Andrei Kozyrev, then the Russian Foreign Minister under President Boris Yeltsin declared "the Russian Armed Forces will be shaped to take account of the major changes in the world and the country's actual economic potential. This...can be illustrated by the Navy. It will fully retain its role as a factor determining Russia's might as a great power...The decommissioning of obsolete ships will be combined with efforts to equip the Navy with modern hardware. The ships flying the St. Andrew's ensign should embody the most advanced achievements of Russian science and technology."
A decade and a half later is it clear that these objectives failed to be met in a manner worse than the non-fulfillment of any of the Soviet Union's famous pyatiletki, or five-year plans. The Russian fleet, barring some unforeseen miracle, is one that has no future and will eventually die. The only question is which one of the twin-headed Russian leadership, President Dmitri Medvedev or PM Vladimir Putin, will be held responsible.
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- Cartoon Characters: Top Cat, Spook, Benny the Ball, Choo Choo, The Brain, Spook, Fancy-Fancy, Officer Charlie Dibble, Maharajah, Hotel Clerk, Bellboys, Gangsters.
- Originally Released in 1961.
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Hearing that the rich and benevolent Maharajah (who hands out rubies for random acts of kindness) is staying at a nearby hotel, Top Cat and the gang disguise themselves and sneak past Officer Dibble's guard in an attempt to meet the royal. Mistaking Top Cat for the Maharajah, the hotel staff puts him up in a grand suite, where he maintains the pretense by dispensing glass heads as "rubies." But when the real Maharajah arrives, Top Cat and the gang high-tail it out. Upon finally meeting the Maharajah, Top Cat assumes he is another impostor and tosses away the bag of rubies that the ruler gives him.
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I have been on my horse farm we built for over 7 years. Just months after moving in, my #1 horse I spent years rehabbing and retraining after rescuing was injured permanently. He is my heart horse, and we are still incredibly bonded. But, time is taking its toll and he is slowling showing signs of the wear and tear his body has endured.
We have since been thru a slew of horses, and I finally found a safe, sane trail horse last fall. He came down with what turned out to be acute and chronic lyme early this summer. We've had our share of bad luck, and this took the wind out of my sails in a big way.
We own 15 acres, and my hubby works almost 2 hours (one way!!!) from home. He was much closer when we first moved, but his job has taken him farther and farther away. Most of the work falls on my shoulders, and it is really starting to wear on me.
We aren't spring chickens, in our mid-50's and although I have worked with horses my whole life, embracing this lifestyle full time in our late 40's is taking a toll on both of us.
It seems in the heat of summer, I hit bottom. The heat, humidity, millions of bugs, and continual cutting, mucking, and property care is just burning me out. I'm never clean, constantly berated by bugs of all kinds, fixing broken farm machinery, and so on....ugh, it's overwhelming.
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It took years to find a horse that I could actually ride on a regular basis. I have old injuries which demand a level of safety and predictability, and between horses that were not well trained or that had health issues after coming to us, its been a long road to this new one I was able to ride a bunch last year and this winter. We've had most of this summer off because of his health, but, he is on his way back to being 100%.
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James paints Brewers by numbers
"The Bill James Handbook 2011" has more numbers in it than Ari Gold's cell phone. And, at least for baseball fans, more interesting names attached to those numbers than anyone Ari may have on speed dial.
Scanning the tables for mentions of Milwaukee Brewers, we found these morsels:
- In voting for the Fielding Bible Award, a determination of the best fielders in the majors at each position as voted on by an expert panel of 10 baseball observers, only two Brewers received votes of any kind. Alcidas Escobar finished 11th among shortstops in the balloting. Ryan Braun finished 11th among leftfielders.
- In a "Runs Saved" category, which identifies the best fielders this past season and over the last three seasons, the Brewers don't fare well, with one exception. Prince Fielder is second-to-last among first basemen in the last three years, behind only Adam Dunn of Washington. Fielder was ranked third from the bottom for last season, ahead of only Paul Konerko of the Chicago White Sox and Ryan Howard of Philadelphia. Corey Hart is ranked sixth from the bottom in the last three years and third-worst last season among right fielders. Rickie Weeks is tied at the bottom among three other second basemen for last season. Over the last three years, centerfielder Carlos Gomez is ranked second only to Franklin Gutierrez of Seattle. Gomez played in 97 games last season.
- As a base runner, Fielder was 3 of 64 going from first to third on a single, the lowest percentage of any regular player in the majors. "The 64 times that Fielder was on first base when a single was hit was by far the largest in the majors," James writes. "It appears, frankly, that Fielder is so slow that he almost certainly stopped at second on a significant number of hits that would have been doubles had he been able to go to third. This is extremely unusual."
- The Brewers were ranked 23rd among the 30 teams in baseball for base running.
- Milwaukee ranked 13th in the 16-team NL in manufacturing runs (143), but it ranked second in the league in giving up manufactured runs (181). Braun led in the team in manufactured runs created with 22, followed by Weeks (18) and Gomez (17).
- Weeks (754) and Fielder (714) led the NL in plate appearances. They led the league in hit by pitch -Weeks (25), Fielder (21). Weeks saw 2,956 pitches, the most of any NL batter.
- Fielder led the NL in walks (114), was third in intentional walks (17) and third in on-base percentage (.401)
- Hart had a .595 slugging percentage against lefties, fourth-best in the league.
- Gomez had the league's highest stolen base success (85.7%).
- Casey McGehee, along with Matt Holliday of St. Louis, had the highest OPS (on-base plus slugging percentage) on changeups thrown them.
- Fielder's home runs averaged 410 feet, tied for eighth in the NL. Braun hit a homer on May 8 that carried 467 feet, the fifth-longest blast in the NL last season.
- Manny Parra threw 14 wild pitches, fourth-most in the league. Randy Wolf walked 87 batters, tied for third-most in the league.
- Yovani Gallardo's fastball averaged 92.6 mph, tied for seventh in the NL behind Ubaldo Jimenez of Colorado (96.1 mph). Dave Bush's fastball average 86.5 mph, fourth-slowest in the league.
- Bush (22.6%), Gallardo (20.4%) and Chris Narveson (19.3%) all ranked in the top ten in the NL for percentage of curveballs thrown.
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Tourism Challenge for the Years to Come; Barry Turnbull Reports from the Annual Conference of the North-West Tourist Board
THE North West Tourist Board's annual conference turned out to be something of a curate's egg with the industry set for some challenging years ahead.
On the one hand, tourism is expected to grow markedly with 25,000 more jobs needed locally but on the other, rural areas like Cheshire could lose income due to the legacy of foot-and-mouth.
It remains a mixed picture at the moment although the global position is clear; tourism, leisure pursuits and spending power are all on the march. The regions not equipped to cope with demand will be those that fall by the wayside.
The conference at Tatton Park in Cheshire - itself badly hampered by the effects of the disease - was told that the UK tourist economy at pounds 64bn dwarfs others such as agriculture or the automotive industry.
But key speaker Alan Britten of the England Tourism Council warned that the government's complacency in this area was unsettling:
"This is one of the surefire growth areas and the government must get the message that helping our industry will help achieve their own social and economic objectives."
He said the targets include a coherent e-business and technology system to deliver the information people need, improved accommodation standards and better skills amongst the workforce.
Mr Britten went on: "We have had an unbelievably bad year with footand-mouth but that also exposed our deficiencies in having unreliable information."
Although Cheshire has suffered a miserable year, neighbour Merseyside strengthened its position with a number of initiatives drawing people in, particularly in the short break market.
Chris Brown, director of operations at the Mersey Partnership, said: "Tourism is very important and represents one of the fastest growing sectors on Merseyside bringing in over pounds 600m a year and supporting 22,000 jobs.
"Half a dozen hotels have opened in Liverpool alone in the past two years to underpin the increasing demand."
Liverpool's bid to become the UK Capital of Culture is driving forward the city's tourism ambitions, claims Sir Bob Scott.
The bid figurehead said that efforts so far had helped propel the city from a place of departure to a place of destination.
At the North West Tourist Board's annual conference he explained: "I believe the Liverpool bid is already helping change its position as a city to that of a destination. And in the city itself it is being realised that tourism is the name of the game and that the intention must be to become a serious player.
"Our strapline is 'The World In One City', representing the diversity to be found there and it also means world-class and Liverpool has led the world in a number of fields. Indeed its reputation abroad is greater than that at home.
"We also have a theme and that is yesterday, today and tomorrow.
The heritage and past speaks for itself, today is improving and tomorrow will be dazzling.
"I would point to the Glasgow experience which was Capital of Culture in 1990, from which time its current renaissance can be traced."
He said the fact that an Objective 1 area was in the running was a message that should resound, adding: "Let's face it, other cities like Leeds and Manchester have had nothing like the difficulties Liverpool has had to contend with."
He also pointed out that Liverpool had super almost hidden jewels such as the Walker Art Gallery, recognised as one of the foremost galleries in the UK.
Spreading the gospel about the city will not only help the culture bid but would drawn many more people in, Sir Bob concluded.
THE exciting efforts to turn Blackpool into a pounds 1bn glitzy Las Vegas type destination is expected to have spinoffs for the entire North West but could giant resort casinos spring up elsewhere?
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China's relations with other countries all but ground to a halt for six months during the transition to a new leadership. With Xi Jinping affirmed as president and his governing team under Premier Li Keqiang in place, it is once again business as usual for foreign policy. There was an immediate flurry of diplomatic activity as soon as the National People's Congress ended at the weekend. So there should have been - there is no more important country when it comes to the world's most pressing issues.
Congratulations poured in from friends and foes alike in the wake of Xi's taking office. But quickest off the mark when it came to face-to-face meetings was rightly the US, China's biggest trading partner and greatest rival. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew held symbolic talks with Xi and Li, foreshadowing visits next month by Secretary of State John Kerry and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Martin Dempsey. Challenges and scepticism abound, necessitating not only re-engagement, but sustained communication and co-operation.
Yet the earliest Xi and his US counterpart, Barack Obama, are likely to meet is September. Xi's first foreign trip is to Moscow to see Russia's President Vladimir Putin, and then he travels to Africa. The trail was blazed by his predecessor, Hu Jintao, and is in keeping with China's interests - oil, gas and other natural resources and markets for goods and expertise. There is every reason for Chinese and American leaders to promptly hold talks; working together, they offer the best chance of solving the problems of the region and world.
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe also wants to see China's leaders, the territorial dispute over the Diaoyu Islands having soured relations. China and Japan, as the world's second- and third-biggest economies, need to put the matter aside so that trade and investment can continue unhindered. Hu spoke of foreign relations in terms of strategic partnerships, but pragmatism now has to hold sway. Li's stated approach has been of "shared interests", which is far more practical.
This has to be especially so where China and the US are concerned. Together, they hold the key to solving the world's problems - the European economic crisis, nuclear proliferation in North Korea and Iran, and the civil war in Syria foremost among them. Resolution lies in taking the lead, co-operation and multilateralism. Through tapping shared interest, there is every chance of distrust and uncertainty being swept aside.
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Conveniently Russia and China lifted not a finger to sort things out in Syria. Moreover, they have rendered the rest of the nations impotent of doing anything as well.
Meanwhile the Syrian people suffered greatly and thousands died as their country descended into the depths of civil war. All along we continue to watch helplessly from the sidelines.
If this is Mr. Putin's idea of new world order, we want no part of it. As for China, it is now intertwined with the economic interests of the nations of the world, and can no longer afford to keep in lockstep with the stagnating Russia.


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Incumbent Joseph Sullivan is seeking a second four-year term in a race against challenger Paul Walsh, who finished third in the primary election for mayor in 2007. This is just the second mayoral election for Braintree, which switched to a mayor/council form of government.
Five candidates are seeking three seats on the school committee and seven of the nine town councilors facing a challenge.
Braintree mayoral race: Sullivan vs. Walsh
Walsh says he'd bring a business approach
Sullivan believes he's earned another term
Candidates differ on city finances
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The hottest race in the three communities this election season is the contest between two-term incumbent Mayor Thomas Koch and school committee member Anne Mahoney. The biggest- spending race also comes with the shortest term – just two years compared to the four-year terms in Weymouth and Braintree. The city has a history of costly mayoral campaigns and political loyalties run deep.
Quincy mayoral race: Koch vs. Mahoney
Koch says upcoming investments will improve city credit
Mahoney sees big risk in Koch's development plan
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Candidates contrast on direction of Quincy in final debate
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Randolph voters prepare to go to polls
incumbent Susan Kay is seeking a second four-year term. Challenger Robert Montgomery Thomas is making his second bid for the position after running against Kay in 2007. Weymouth is traditionally a politically active town, though campaigns aren't as heated or costly as in Quincy.
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Local control of high-grade soft tissue sarcomas of the trunk and the head and neck can be achieved with surgery in combination with radiation therapy.[4] It may be possible to use surgery without PORT in selected cases. For example, a case series was reported from a specialized sarcoma treatment referral center in which 74 selected patients with primary extremity and trunk tumors 5 cm or less in size were found to have no histologic involvement of the surgical margins.[1] They were observed without radiation therapy, and the estimated local recurrence rate after 10 years was 11%.[1][Level of evidence: 3iiiDiv] The role of chemotherapy is not as well defined as is the role of radiation therapy. Because of the evolving nature of the treatment options for this disease, patients should be offered the option of clinical trials when available.
Effective treatment of retroperitoneal sarcomas requires removal of all gross disease while sparing adjacent viscera not invaded by tumor. The prognosis for patients with high-grade retroperitoneal sarcomas is less favorable than for patients with tumors at other sites, partly because of the difficulty in completely resecting these tumors and the dose-limiting toxicity of high-dose radiation therapy on visceral organs.[5,6,7,8]
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Al's Grocery, an Olalla Institution for 50 Years, Put Up for Sale
OLALLA - Al's Grocery, a landmark in Olalla for 50 years, is for sale.
Owner John Robbecke is ill, and he and wife Wendi closed the store in February. They are hoping the new owner will carry forward the spirit of Al's, a quintessential small-town grocery and community hub.
Found a lost dog? Bring it to Al's. They'll track down the owner.
Got room to board a horse? Slap your flyer on the ice machine along with the rest.
That's been the way they roll at Al's ever since John's parents Alvin and Mary Robbecke bought the property on Colvos Passage from previous owner Hans P. Greggerson in 1960. Both are now deceased.
A store has occupied the site since the 1800s, when Olalla was a thriving logging community serviced by Mosquito Fleet ferries. According to John Robbecke, the Olalla of that time had a sawmill, a hotel, a blacksmith's shop and a house of prostitution.
The current store, built in 1954, is the third building on the footprint. The other two burned down, but this one has concrete walls.
Attached to the store is a three-bedroom apartment where John and his three siblings were raised. There is a gas pump on the premises. A second building that was formerly the Olalla Post Office was recently renovated and could be made into a restaurant, Robbecke said.
Over the years, the Robbeckes' business gave rise to several Olalla traditions.
Al ran a post office inside the store and when local kids wrote letters to Santa, members of the family wrote back. There is still a mailbox outside the store for "Santa Claus, Candy Cane Lane, North Pole, Olalla."
"We started looking at these letters, and they were children's desires and needs, so we answered them," Robbecke said. "You could read, there's a kid out there with a special desire and their mom and dad couldn't afford it. Some of those kids we bought them their present. It was a very heart-fulfilling venture on both sides of the coin."
Al took the role of Santa a step further, dressing as Santa and driving a red tractor all over Olalla to bring the neighborhood children a Christmas treat. John's sister Rosemary, now Rosemary Rice, played an elf.
Another tradition, the Olalla Polar Bear Plunge, began in 1984 when John and 10 crazy friends decided to celebrate the New Year by jumping off the bridge over Olalla Lagoon. The tradition continues, with seasoned veterans and hardy newcomers each year braving the 52-degree waters of the lagoon.
Robbecke last took the plunge in the late 1990s. His sense of humor fully intact despite his illness, he describes the sensation of hitting water in terms too colorful for a family newspaper. Let's just say he calls it "invigorating."
Robbecke, 56, bought the store from his dad, who retired in 1985. The younger Robbecke was working on an Alaskan crab boat at the time and was making good money. Rather than see the store go to a stranger, he made an offer to his father, "and he said, 'Come on home, son.'"
Robbecke's uncle, who had a butcher shop in Tacoma, also retired at that time. John bought his equipment and learned the trade from Uncle Chuck, adding a custom meat counter and deli to the store.
Robbecke's focus was on quality. Nothing made him happier than to have a customer come back and say how their company raved about a certain cut of steak.
The store has weathered decades of economic ups and downs, including the migration to urban commercial centers, fluctuating gas prices and most recently the recession. Financial records indicate the store has continued to thrive, with annual gross income in the six-figure range, said Robbecke's agent Carol DiMundo of John L. Scott, Gig Harbor.
The Kitsap County assessor valued the property and buildings at $522,030 in 2009, but it is worth much more because of its waterfront location and unique combination of amenities, DiMundo said. The asking price is $1.95 million, she said.
DiMundo describes the Robbeckes as "hard-working community-minded folks who have made an enormous contribution to Olalla. She is hoping someone will step forward to "maintain the same family work ethics and values."
"For the right person, it is a golden opportunity," said Robbecke, who has offered to train the new owner on the ins and outs of running the business.
He will not go into detail on his poor health. Suffice it to say he's at peace with what the future brings.
"It happens in life we can't see the cards we're going to turn over. It's up to God," he said.
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Re: Abrams On Shatner And 'Star Trek XI'
As usually, I take this a different way.
Sorry, but Abrams is starting to sound like somebody running a political campaign rather than a movie director/producer.
Abrams: "We reached out to Shatner!"
Shatner: "Nobody reached out to me."
Abrams: "Well, when I say we reached out to you, I didn't mean literally. We did it... internally. Yeah, that's it. Internally. Didn't you feel it? We sure did."
The scene they wrote, which was good, it honestly felt like 'contrivance to insert William Shatner into our movie.' It just felt very much like what it was.
Come on, JJ. Grow a set, why don't ya. It felt that way because you never wanted him in the movie to begin with. I mean, come on. You, Orci and Kurtzman are all pretty talented and creative guys. Am I REALLY supposed to believe that you three labored and toiled over this and just simply couldn't find a way to make it work? That, if there were any humanly way possible to explain why a character who we saw die is now seen alive that you would have jumped at the opportunity?
It's a Star Trek movie! One involving time travel through multiple time periods, no less!
Sorry, but this, once again, is a CYA statement.
Either have the courage to admit you simply didn't WANT him in this movie (and, you may even have a good reason for that), or simply stop talking about it at all.
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