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This charming, spacious, terraced and well equipped holiday property is located between the discreet English owner's home and another holiday cottage. The property provides an excellent base to explore this beautiful region of France with varied excursions waiting in all directions, including the pretty village of Mirepoix where there are 13th century castles to explore. Discover the historical towns of Carcassonne, Foix and Toulouse, or maybe take a trip to the golden sandy beaches of the Mediterranean (approximately 1.5 hours). Shop and restaurant 10km.
Ground floor: Lounge/kitchen/diner. First floor: 1 double bedroom with shower, toilet and basin.
Electric heating, woodburner in lounge, cot, highchair, colour TV (French channels only), DVD player, internet connection, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, shared grounds, terrace, garden furniture, barbecue, off road parking for 1 car. Sorry, no pets. No smoking please. NB: Open tread spiral stairs to first floor.
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This wonderful air-conditioned villa with private terrace is in the heart of the Cathar country. Here, you will discover well preserved ruins, numerous castles as well as the region's turbulent history. If you go to the castle of Puilaurens, an impressive fortress perched on a rock peak, you will discover an exceptional panoramic view and you shiver hearing the story of the Dame Blanche (White lady) who is believed to wander along the ramparts when the moon is full. In the castle of Peyrepertuse, nicknamed celestial Carcassonne due to its vertiginous height, you will discover Saint Jordi's donjon, an unusual small internal castle. The beautiful abbeys of Saint Hilaire and Fontfroide and the village of books and graphic arts, Montolieu, are also worth a visit. Sports enthusiasts will be pleased with the many activities on offer in this beautiful region: cycle along the Canal-du-Midi, canoe, raft or hydro speed in the Gorges of Pierre Lys and even go canyoning in the Gorges of Galamus. You can also try the treetop adventure park of Alet or if you would rather relax and unwind then you'll find plenty of places to sit and fish in the surrounding lakes and rivers. It is impossible not to taste the local culinary specialities such as cassoulet and the garriguet, the cake of the Cathar country, without forgetting a local Corbières wine. A trip to Narbonne and its beaches 75km away can, also be something for you to do during your stay in the Aude, where this beautiful holiday rental waits for you. The city of Carcassonne is only 6km away and restaurants and shops are located 300m away from the property. Shop and restaurant 300m.
Lounge/kitchen/diner. Bathroom with toilet and basin. 2 double bedrooms.
Electric heating. Cot. Highchair. Wi-fi. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Fridge. Microwave. Garden. Terrace. Garden furniture. Barbecue. On road parking. Sorry, no pets. No smoking please. NB: Step to terrace.
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This charming, semi-detached house with character is located within the English owner's grounds, yet totally independent. This holiday property offers a peaceful location to explore this unspoilt region of Languedoc. At only 16km away visit the famous, medieval city of Carcassonne, and 18km away is the tourist village of Limoux. The property is ideal for walkers, cyclists and exploring the Cathar castles. Day excursions could include the historical towns of Toulouse and Narbonne, or laze on the endless miles of golden sandy beaches. Shops, café/bar and restaurant 6km.
Ground floor: Lounge/diner, kitchen, shower room with toilet and basin. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin.
Electric heating, woodburner in lounge, colour TV (DVD use only), DVD player, CD player, washing machine, dishwasher, freezer, garden, patio, garden furniture, barbecue, off road parking for 2 cars. Sorry, no pets.
This lovely town house, in a quiet area, is a pleasant holiday property. Its functional and cosy interior adds to the charm of this traditional home. The large terrace overlooking the village is ideal for dining al fresco or to rest once you're back from excursions into the surrounding countryside. The Canal du Midi and the port of La Redorte are 3km away. The Mediterranean and its sandy beaches is only 42km. In Carcassonne (32km), a historic medieval city listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you will discover a unique architectural heritage, and the burning of the city on July 14th is a feast for the eyes! Many hiking trails around the village and in the foothills of the Black Mountains allow you to experience the beauty of the landscapes. In short, this is a perfect holiday property for a stay in the countryside in a charming village near the sea. Shop 200m and restaurant 300m.
Lounge, kitchen/diner, 2 shower rooms with toilet and basin, separate toilet and basin, 2 double bedrooms.
Electric heating, DVD player, wi-fi, washing machine, dishwasher, fridge, microwave, terrace, outdoor furniture, barbecue, on street parking. Sorry, no pets. No smoking please. NB: Steps to entrance. Some internal steps. Low sloping ceilings in bedrooms.
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Sample local French life in your terraced villa (refs W12986, W12987 and W12989), situated on a complex at Port Minervois and les Hauts du Lac. Wake up with a refreshing swim in the pool, then walk down to the village shops to pick up fresh buttery croissants, crusty baguettes and juicy local peaches, and eat breakfast in the sun on the dining terrace. Stroll around the shared 12 hectare grounds with shared swimming pool (15m x 15m, depth 1m to 1.6m), heated from April to October (weather dependent),children's pool and playground, 2 tennis courts and mini-golf, before a glass of Minervois or Corbière wine with lunch. Guests can also enjoy the shared Jacuzzi and sauna. The Lac de Jouarre, 800m, offers water sports, beach and a café, or a short drive takes you through Narbonne Plage where there are clean golden beaches. Other day trips might include the fortified medieval town of Carcassonne, Béziers with its summer festivals and feria, Pezenas and the Versailles of Languedoc. Shop and restaurant 300m, café/bar 500m, beach 35km.
Shop and restaurant 300m, café/bar 500m, beach 40km.
Ground floor: Lounge/kitchen/diner, bathroom with basin, separate toilet, 1 double bedroom, double pull-out bed in lounge.
Electric heating, shared laundry facilities, dishwasher, microwave, lawned garden, patio, garden furniture, off road parking for 1 car. Sorry, no pets.
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This charming detached holiday villa, in large enclosed grounds is peacefully located close to the centre of a quaint village. The property enjoys excellent views and provides an ideal touring base only 30km from Carcassonne and Mazamet, on the edge of the Haut Languedoc Regional Nature Park. There are 3 pretty lakes close by which have beaches and are suitable for swimming, as well as excellent walking and cycling and a multitude of day excursions to enjoy, including the fortified medieval city of Carcassonne. Shop, café/bar and restaurant 0.5km.
All on ground floor: Lounge/diner, kitchen, bathroom with shower over bath, toilet and basin, 3 bedrooms: 1 double, 2 single, 1 with en-suite shower, toilet and basin.
Central heating, open fire in lounge, cot, highchair, colour TV (UK and French channels), DVD player, CD player, wi-fi, washing machine, dishwasher, freezer, microwave, private garden, terrace, garden furniture, barbecue, off road parking for 3 cars. Sorry, no pets. NB: 2 steps to entrance.
This holiday property is set in an elevated position and it enjoys spectacular scenery with rolling fields and mountain views beyond. The rooms in the property are spacious, light and airy, and as you walk out onto the large terrace, you can enjoy the lovely private outdoor swimming pool (32m², open Apr-Sep) or dine al fresco with barbecue facilities. Discover the Parc Naturel Régional des Pyrénées Ariégeoises which is close by, as is the city of Toulouse. A fishing river is available 2km away. Shop 8km, restaurant 3km.
All on ground floor: Lounge/kitchen/diner with double bed, 2 shower rooms with toilet and basin, 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin.
Geothermal heating, 2 satellite TVs, DVD player, wi-fi, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, fridge, microwave, garden, terrace, garden furniture, barbecue, ample parking. Sorry, no pets. No smoking please. NB: Steps to entrance and down to pool area. Open-tread, external stairs. Step into shower.
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Lounge/kitchen/diner, bathroom with toilet and basin, 1 double bedroom, mezzanine with double bed, double sofa bed in lounge.
Electric heating, shared laundry facilities, dishwasher, microwave, shared garden, terrace, off road parking for 1 car. Sorry, no pets.
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A charming air-conditioned timber townhouse nestled within a village with a rich history. Spread over three floors, this self catering property offers warm and intimate rooms close to the Collegiale church built in 1318. The village overlooks the plains of Razés, of Lauragais and Carcassonne, which are between Midi-Pyrénées and Languedoc. It has a very rich, community feel with a church, swimming pool and tennis courts to enjoy. The Mediterranean Sea and its sandy beaches are 70km away, the ski slopes of Font-Romeu are less than 130km away and Toulouse, the capital of the Midi-Pyrénées is 80km away. From Montréal, hiking trails will delight fans, including the Way of St Jacques de Compostela. The Malepère circuit is ideal for hiking or mountain biking. In Castelnaudary (25km) you can rent a boat and go down the Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This holiday home is ideally positioned for a great holiday in the countryside in a charming and hospitable region. Shop 200m, restaurant 20m.
Ground floor: Lounge/kitchen/diner. First floor: Shower room with toilet and basin. 1 double bedroom. Second floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin.
Electric heating. 4 satellite TVs. Wi-fi. Washing machine. Microwave. On street parking. Sorry, no pets. No smoking please. NB: Step to entrance. Steep, turning stairs.
This modern single storey detached villa located within a small estate comprising of 12 houses has been tastefully furnished and well equipped with the holiday maker's well being in mind. It enjoys a private swimming pool in its well maintained garden and is peacefully located on the outskirts of a small village only 15km from the famous medieval fortified city of Carcassonne. Unique in terms of its architectural heritage the city provided Walt Disney with the inspiration for the castle in his version of The Sleeping Beauty. There are numerous Cathar castles to be explored in the area. Day excursions could include a trip to 'La Ville Rose' of Toulouse (95km), a worthy capital of the Midi-Pyrenées region thanks to its museums, theatres and leisure activities. Head south to Quillan (39km) one of the best points of departure for forays into the forest of the Pyreneés foothills. Travel to the east and discover one of the prettiest villages in France, Lagrasse (40km). Wander around the delightful historic town of Narbonne (75km) or maybe spend a day or two on the golden sandy beaches of the Mediterranean (90km). Shop 600m, restaurant 5km, beach 90km.
Lounge/kitchen/diner, utility room, bathroom with shower over bath, toilet and basin, separate toilet, 3 bedrooms: 2 double, 1 twin.
Central heating, cot, highchair, colour TV (French channels only), DVD player, radio, CD player, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, enclosed lawned garden, patio, garden furniture, barbecue, on street parking. Sorry, no pets.
This terraced house is situated within the centre of a village, close to hiking and mountain bike trails. In the square outside the house, under the shade of linden trees, you can enjoy the quiet of the village with its beautiful church built in 1300. Carcassonne and its medieval town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site is only 12km. The Mediterranean and its sandy beaches are 70km away. The region is known for its excellent wines and history buffs can enjoy a visit to two Cathar castles (20km). The Canal du Midi is just 10km, and the Port of Carcassonne with its river walks is 12km away. This holiday home is an excellent starting point for long walks, biking or outings to the sea. Shop 10km and restaurant 500m.
Steps to entrance. Ground floor: Kitchen/diner. Shower room with basin (no toilet). Separate toilet. First floor: Lounge. 1 twin bedroom plus single bed. Mezzanine with twin beds plus two single beds.
Portable heater. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Dishwasher. Fridge. Microwave. Outdoor furniture. Off road parking for 2 cars. Sorry, no pets. No smoking please. NB: Open tread stairs to mezzanine. Low sloping ceilings on mezzanine.
This charming, spacious terraced property with stone walls, beamed ceilings and wooden floors, has been furnished and equipped to a good standard. It is located within an attractive holiday domaine of 3 other properties. Set within large grounds, it enjoys pleasant panoramic views and shares use of a large heated swimming pool. Carcassonne is just 20km away, a world famous fortified medieval town which transports you back to the middle ages. The city's machicolations and 52 towers can be visited on foot, by train or in an open carriage. It was this city that provided Walt Disney with the inspiration for the castle in his version of "Sleeping Beauty". Visit Castelnaudary and take a stroll along the banks of the Canal du Midi, a town reputed for good food, especially "cassoulet". Wander around "La Ville Rose" of Toulouse, or spend a day lazing on the endless miles of golden sandy beaches of the Mediterranean.
Ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. Super kingsize bedroom. Shower room. Separate WC. First floor: Two bedrooms: One double with additional single bed (for child), one twin sharing en-suite shower room/WC. Shower room/WC
Location: 3km from Montréal (basic facilities), 20km W of Carcassonne (medieval town, museums, shops, restaurants, airport), 24km SE of Castelnaudary (all facilities), 75km SE of Toulouse (all facilities, airport).
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We drive across town for this place. The owners are great and the food is decent fir the price. I'm picky on where I eat Chinese food. this place is clean and the food ranks up there.
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This is the best Chinese food in town plus the service is great. Prices are very affordable for lunch specials and they run daily from 11 AM to 4 PM so it is very accommodating schedule wise. If you like spicy, try a Hot & Sour soup for starters and Kung Pao Chicken as the entree. If in a group, try the group meals to sample several dishes. I also recommend the Curry Chicken.
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Maxwell and Amelia are 23 months apart. So to be fair, I only had 2 under 2 for 23 days. First tip: You're a rockstar mom and doing awesome! Don't be so hard on yourself, it will get easier. (Or at least this is what everyone keeps telling me!) My current situation is a one month … [Read more...]
16 Things I Learned About Giving Birth (+ our birth story)
Note: I've only given birth twice and I chose to do it without drugs at a birthing center. With that said, these things might/ probably do happen with epidurals in a hospital setting, but I really don't know. All I know is that every persons birth experience is so different! I'm … [Read more...]
38 Week Maternity Pictures with Sarah
Well, I was really 38 weeks and 5 days when these pictures were taken. But, who's counting?! And if you compare today's belly to my 32 week preggo belly with Maxwell, wowzers. Another fun fact: Today is Andy and I's 4 year wedding anniversary! (We've been together for 10 years … [Read more...]
Book Launch Party!
Guess what! I wrote a book! I bet you haven't heard anything about that around these parts, ha! I'm just so excited that it is a real book, and not a figment of my imagination or a mean joke. It's for real, a real book! And a fun one, complete with ONE HUNDRED kid craft tutorials … [Read more...]
Dorobek Christmas Card 2015
Note: This post is sponsored by TinyPrints, but all opinions are 100% my own. I'm a sucker for holiday cards! I love sending and receiving all of the Chrsitmas cuteness snail mail style! We've been sending one out since the year after we got married: here are our 2013 … [Read more...]
The Book!
Creating Really Awesome Free Things: 100 Seriously, Fun, Super, Easy Projects for Kids is a real book, y'all! I seriously thought this book thing was a crazy, mean joke for the past 10 months. It just didn't feel real until I finally had the book in my hands. But, it's officially … [Read more...]
I'm baking a…
We had the big gender sonogram on the morning of October 7, but we did not find out we were having a baby girl until that evening at our little gender reveal shindig! After the appointment, I brought the sealed envelope to Annie's, and she prepared the gender reveal cuteness for … [Read more...]
Things are expanding at a rapid pace over here in Casa de Dorobek... that's right my belly and our family are growing! I'm pregnant with baby #2! I'm 17 weeks, ahh! I really wanted to wait until September 24th to spill the baby beans since that is the same day, 2 years ago, that … [Read more...]
C.R.A.F.T. 's in my house
I've always loved pictures, but with Maxwell, I've become obsessed. Like, we can't take enough pictures. Ever. I have thousands of him sleeping. Seriously. And thousands more of him smiling and sitting and jut looking so stinkin' cute. So, when Laura Morsman asked if I would like … [Read more...]
Maxwell monthly (The first 6 months!)
I had big plans to do a monthly Maxwell update. Yea, that big plan went right out the window oh... about 6 months ago when I realized being a new mom was insanity! Alas, I bring you 6 months of Maxwell updates all in one little post. My sweet baby is a curious, smiley, determined … [Read more...]
Alt Summit {& what do you think about Martha Stewart?}
Oh Alt Summit, how I heart you! Alt Summit is a blog conference for creatives that happens twice a year in Salt Lake City (January and June). Let's just put this out there... I spoke at a conference (about Google +) where Martha Stewart was the keynote, ahh! That makes this girl … [Read more...]
Earth shattering family vacation, literally! {Punta Cana}
I have lots of crafty stuff to post about it. Really, I do! But, for some reason I'm being a mega procrastinator lately. And well, pictures of our cute Max are way more fun to edit and stare at then pictures of painted pots! (Although my painted pot turned out cute too!) So, we … [Read more...]
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Hey Pilar, it is Cory from 355. I just wanted to clarify a few things in your article. Firstly, before opening as 355 the space was most recently known as Miss Ivy's I believe, Big Al's being sometime before that. The reason I am not entirely certain is that the business was actually abandoned long before we opened over six years ago. The article, I'm sure unintentionally, makes it sound as though my bosses came in and bought it out from under someone, which simply isn't the case. By the time they came along it had been shuttered for many years. It should also be noted, that they aren't some out-of-towners, or new money, that came in and swooped it up. Patrick has lived in the Bay Area since he was 18 (for the sake of his pride I won't say exactly how long that is, but trust me, it has been a minute) and Travis was born and raised in Oakland. I don't think this would fall under the category of "gentrification" as much as two guys fulfilling a dream in an empty space. As someone who has bartended in Oakland for the past thirteen years, I know the area has changed quite a bit. I remember working at Radio and being pretty much the only game in town. That being said, I think we have to be careful of just labeling all progress as bad or gentrifying. It doesn't factor in that, as with all change, some is good and well intentioned. I would like to think that we at 355 fall into that category. I'm sure you think of your job at Penrose in the same light. And hey! We have Hennessey at 355! :)
No mention of Val's, an 'American diner'?
Oakland has rational rules about building private structures or fences within a certain distance of creeks as part of its Creek Protection Ordinance. Since that ordinance was never referenced in this story, I don't know how to assess what happened on this process. But I suspect it was not as irrational from the city's side as it is made out to be.
Why the **** are we allowing the legalization of recreational marijuana to be smoked??? When we are trying to reduce cancer rates and other diseases linked to tobacco and marijuana use. OF course there are always fools who are reckless with their health. Sure grandpa may have smoked for 200 hundred years--but he had emphysema and was reduced to a very small world around him. DO YOU REALLY WANT TO SUFFER LIKE HE AND MILLIONS OF OTHERS DID SIMPLY BECAUSE THEY DISRESPECTED WHAT WAS A SACRED ELEMENT OF OUR ABORIGINEE'S CULTURE THAT WAS NOT DONE ON A RECREATIONAL BASIS. WHY ARE CONTRIBUTING TO GLOBAL WARMING BY ADDING MORE UNNECESSARY CO2 TO THE ATMOSPHERE SMOKING AND HEATING UP OUR PLANET? Recreational use of any substance that is intended for medication is an inappropriate use and inappropriate behavior.
I have nothing against the use of marijuana for medical uses--when the delivery system is not burned or smoked, chewed but as a health care worker --I see medical marijuana as a positive thing in medicine. That said Recreational use of drugs leads to people not being in control of their lives they are driven by the drug of their recreational choice--we see this most easily in tobacco smokers where they will defend the right to smoke and fight you over it and they do not know that they often smell bad and cannot find the pleasure of good taste of foods they eat like those who are not inappropriate in such matters.
Lets helped stop global warming world wide by stop unnecessarily contributing CO2 to the world's atmosphere--we were not designed to smoke to begin with or use tobacco et al. We can save billions of dollars by not smoking or using other delivery systems and be much healthier.
Great article. Thank you
The Kingfish always set the standard for dive bars for me, a lot of real characters hung out there. Once awhile, as I remember it, the Cal Sororiety women would all swoop in at once - I recall the old guys saying "geez, these preppy Cal girls all got fat butts now, Don't they?" I used to get a kick out of that. It's was true, 80's era preppy girls all had fat butts, they didn't work out like they do now.
Yes, count me in! Margaret and I had a great banquet style cabbage dish at a fancy Peking duck place in Beijing...one of my most memorable food memories from China. Would love to try this fancy cabbage thing.
The thing not mentioned about the reopened publik house is that Scott worked in that neighborhood, on that same block none the less, since 1994. That he's been serving that neighborhood from the coffee shops to the neighborhood gastropubs for the majority of his adult life and had patroned Ye Olde Hut since the day he arrived in Oakland as a 22 year old dropped off after making a cross country move with the money in his pockets. Scott is exactly who the tired old bar owners should be turning their businesses over to because he isn't some tech douche gentrification piece of shit.. He opened that space with love and adiration and the utmost respect for that bar and the glory he wanted to bring back to make it the place it was when he stepped in there (when you pilar were in kindergarten and have no concept of), a lively fun approachable neighborhood watering hole with quality drinks and friendly faces.
Thank you, Mr. Downs, for this straightforward and concise response to all the wack disinformation and fear-mongering from weed dealers collaborating with the cops and others to prolong the monsterous crime against humanity that is cannabis prohibition while hypocritically hiding behind patients in order to line their own pockets free from regulation, taxes, and especially competition from legitimate businesses.
Maybe next you could likewise eviscerate the "Big Marijuana" bogeyman being pushed by, coincidentally(!), *both* the weed dealers and cops, etc.; you know, the "corporate takeover" of the industry that hasn't happened in Colorado or Washington, and isn't happening in Oregon or Alaska, despite none of those states' regulatory regimes including the protections for small cannabis businesses found in Prop 64, like no grow licenses over an acre until 2023 …
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Yet another fine example of Oakland city department wasted money, and another reason to say no to measure KK when they say they need more money to maintain infrastructure. When they can stop wasting the money they already have taken from us taxpayers, we will perhaps consider if they should be allowed more.
'Your' Cheating? Really EBX? Are copy editors extinct?
Poor Mr Harkinson, caught in the web of idiots at the City of Oakland. Two years of staff time, multiple departments in conflict with each other and at the end of the day, no path provided to a solution. Nobody has the balls or intelligence to make the right decision, so the public just gets passed off between departments. The bottom line concern for the City should have been to make sure that the situation is safe for the public and nobody falls into the creek. That was Mr Harkinsons concern and why he replaced the fence in the first place. Instead, the City is stuck in confusion about permits, revenue and liability. First of all, a 3 foot, split rail fence does not require a building permit. But it does require an encroachment permit because it is in the public right of way. Instead of the City being concerned about the long term deep pocket liability of somebody being seriously injured or dead from falling into the creek and filing a major lawsuit, they focus on the liability of the fence itself. The simple solution was for the city to replace the fence themselves and find the money somewhere in the creek improvement budget. Or allow Mr Hutchinson's fence to be considered as a replacement of the previous fence that had no permits. At the end of the day, the public interest is not in the permits, it is in the safety along this portion of the creek. Two years wasted on something this simple and at least that long and no decision on a simple bust stop relocation at 30th and Telegraph. These idiots are not capable of walking and chewing gum at the same time. Things that happen in most cities as routine items are a big deal in Oakland because the multi layered management staff is incompetent and there is no leadership. How many other simple things around town are not being resolved. Does anybody down there see the illegal dumping and potholes? I guess if you cannot charge anybody fees for permits, it's not that important.
I appreciate Luke's reviews and articles, not that I always agree with him. If the point of this article was to expose "whitewashed" ethnic cuisine, perhaps he shouldn't have used Asians (hapa Korean guy and Japanese woman) cooking kebabs as an example. Just about every country/culture has it's version of kebabs or meat on a stick. And yes that includes Europeans/white people: Greeks, Italians, Serbs, Russians, etc... You know parts of Europe were once parts of the Ottoman, and Persian empires, and that influenced the cuisine. I get the whitewashing complaint. I'm a white guy, but I was annoyed when they cast Tilda Swinton (still a great actress) to play 'The Ancient One' in 'Doctor Strange'. But as far as "cooking other peoples' food goes": If I'm having dinner in a Korea town restaurant, frankly I don't give a shit if the cook is Mexican, as long as the food tastes good. But that's never a complaint, only when a gringo cooks ethnic food does it become "cultural appropriation". It seems that term has become a default negative in the minds of some of my fellow liberals. I suppose I shouldn't celebrate lunar new year with my Asian family, because it's cultural appropriation. Give me a break. People migrate, cultures and cuisines mix. Having said all that, If white rock star chefs insist on opening these ethnic restaurants, I prefer they at least employ some Thai (as an example) cooks and staff. When I go to a Chinese restaurant, and there's a white waitress who can't speak a word of Chinese, I'm not going to trust the food.
I agree with the last comment. Fuck Prime 100%. RIP T Mack and Craig.
A little context might be helpful. KJ was instrumental in getting a quarter-billion dollar subsidy for the NBA Kings to stay in Sacramento. The City gets the stadium, so no property tax revenue, and absolutely no control over the Kings, so in spite of a $9 million hole in the City's budget, it has no leverage if the Kings decide to extort *another* stadium from the City (this new one is the second such act of extortion).
JFYI, professional sports has an anti-trust exemption, so it can charge monopoly rents. Heck, Al Davis has extorted financial concessions from both Oakland and Anaheim for the Raiders.
Most hilarious of all are the commenters calling KJ "liberal" -- you know, sympathetic to working people. This entire scheme is an enormous gift to the plutocrats who own the Kings. Forbes reports that since the stadium's approval, the Kings are worth roughly double what Vivek Ranadive and his merry band of plutocrats (over)paid for them!
Not enough? David Cay Johnston reports that 75% of George W. Bush's net worth comes from a stadium deal in Arlington TX. Yep, KJ is liberal all right...and I'm the queen of England!
One more bit of business: The entire Sacramento oligarchy (from news media to elected officials) conspired to suppress an initiative requiring a popular vote about this stadium deal. The stadium would almost certainly have lost, too.
So... Pie in the face? I say KJ is luck it wasn't a guillotine.
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property owners who illegally raise the rent will not be stopped by more laws - they already don't care what the laws are. It will still be on their renters to report the abuses, as it is now. This law may not be designed to punish law-abiding property owners but that is the effect.
Instead of Oakland collecting higher fees for more laws, why don't they enforce the ones they already have?


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Last week I gave you a glimpse inside a typical Door to Door Organics order so today I'm sharing a quick and easy recipe that uses a few items from our box. After chatting with several friends, I quickly learned that my family probably eats more fruits and vegetables than the typical American family. Trust me, I get it.
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Today's recipe is more of a method than a specific guideline. As always, I encourage you to mix and match with whatever you have on hand. We happened to order spicy organic pork sausage through Door to Door Organics but you are welcome to swap it out with chicken sausage, turkey sausage, you name it. Kale and eggplant work really well in this pasta but so would mushrooms, zucchini or asparagus.
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- 8 ounces whole wheat pasta (or pasta of choice)
- 12 ounces uncooked Italian pork sausage (or turkey/chicken sausage)
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 3 cloves garlic - grated
- 1 eggplant - skin on, cubed
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon chili flakes - optional
- 4 cups torn kale (we used purple kale but any type works)
- ½ cup shredded parmesan
- ½ cup minced fresh parsley
- Prepare pasta according to package instructions reserving 1 cup of starchy cooking liquid.
- Heat a large non-stick sauté pan over medium-high and spray with cooking spray. Add sausage and begin to break down with a wooden spoon while it browns, 8-10 minutes. Remove browned sausage from pan and set aside.
- To the warm pan, add olive oil and garlic. Heat for 30 seconds before adding eggplant. salt and chili flakes. Sauté eggplant until softened, 4-5 minutes, stirring frequently.
- Add reserved pasta cooking liquid and use wooden spoon to scrape brown bits from the bottom of the pan. Stir in kale and cook 2-3 minutes or until wilted.
- Return cooked sausage and pasta to the pan and cook until heated through, 2-3 minutes.
- Stir in parmesan and parsley before serving. Check for seasoning and adjust accordingly.
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As the 10th anniversary of National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) wraps up, we would like to thank the higher education community for another successful celebration. Colleges and universities continue to offer fun, creative activities and events for students, faculty, staff, and their local communities. Here are just a few highlights.
NCSAM Champions: 100 higher education institutions showed their support along with individuals, businesses, organizations, and government.
NCSAM Activities: Over 190 institutions shared their plans during the month of October. See what events took place by visiting the NCSAM Resource Kit.
Weekly Guest Blogs: Following NCSA's weekly themes, guest bloggers provided fresh content on a variety of security-related issues.
- Week 1: Ten Years, Five Weeks, One Theme: Cybersecurity is Our Shared Responsibility by Michael Kaiser, NCSA
- Week 2: TouchID: Net Benefit or Net Loss? by Joshua Wright, Counter Hack Challenges
- Week 3: Cybersecurity Education by Ron Pike, Cal Poly Pomona and Building Effective and Meaningful Cybersecurity Policies by Dr. Barbara Endicott-Popovsky, University of Washington
- Week 4: How to Protect Yourself from Cybercriminals by Martin Holste, Open-Source Security Tools
- Week 5: Cybersecurity and the Electric Grid
Webinar: A recording of the October 1 EDUCAUSE Live! webinar, "8 Mobile Device Security Steps" with Larry Pesce (Sans Certified Instructor and Senior Security Analyst), is available, along with the slides and chat transcript.
#NCSAM on Twitter: Colleges and universities joined the #NCSAM conversation by tweeting daily tips, resources, and more.
We hope that campuses will continue to educate and train students, staff, and faculty on the importance of security awareness throughout the year—not just in October. Be sure to check out the Cybersecurity Awareness Resource Library for new materials or inspiration as you continue planning over the next year.
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Please consider celebrating Data Privacy Month (DPM) on your campus in 2014. Data Privacy Day is January 28, 2014. The higher education community will promote data privacy-related resources, activities, and events January 28-February 28. EDUCAUSE will kick off DPM with a webinar on January 30, 2014. Please save the date!


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so which gun should i buy?looking 4 interchangable barrels,want to reach out to 200 yds.,and would like break or block breach.
have about 400-600$ to spend,maybe more if i can "hide it from wife"no small task there!!!(good thing she doesnt have my password!!!!!!!)
im kind of leaning towards cva optima elite,or kodiak;would love tc encore if price is in my range.
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Recap: 'Saturday Night Live' - Jeff Bridges with Eminem and Lil Wayne
So this is the Christmas episode of "Saturday Night Live." And what have you done, "SNL"? You've brought together Jeff Bridges and Eminem for your final comedic jaunt of 2010. The Dude and The Real Slim Shady: like chocolate and peanut butter, but with more facial hair and anger issues. Vegas places 3:1 odds on "Lazer Catz" meeting "Tron" during tonight's episode, and me liking the result at about 50:1.
Will Bridges redeem a rather tepid Fall for the show? Only one way to find out. As always, what follows below are my insta-reactions to each sketch as they happen. Like "SNL" and Bill O'Reilly, WE'RE DOING IT LIVE! Onto the recap after the break...
"Cold Open": Democrats dreaming of a better 2010? Guess "SNL" couldn't write a "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" rebuttal sketch quick enough to make it to air. A basically wordless sketch, and a basically laughless one as well. It played like "Weekend Update" on mute. Terrible opener. [Grade: D-]
"Monologue": Some early jokes about Jeff Bridges not being The Dude in real-life bomb, but things picks up when Cookie Monster's viral campaign to host the show comes true and the pair sing "Silver Bells." And man, I can't tell which one is higher. (I kid! Kinda!) Cookie Monster scatting over Bridges' faithful rendition? Best monologue of the year! Let's hope Cookie Monster makes it into as many sketches as possible. I sense "What's Up With That (Cookie)?" airing before Eminem's first performance. [Grade: A]
"A Message from Mark Zuckerberg": Man, "SNL" is going to run Julian Assange into the ground before any government gets the chance to do so himself. And given that this was by far the least funny of the three sketches they have done in consecutive weeks, let's be glad there's not an episode next week that will completely kill any remaining comedy inherent in this premise. [Grade: C-]
"The Miley Cyrus Show": Jeff Bridges as Nick Nolte? Huh. It's both too close to, and yet nowhere near, the real thing. It mostly seemed like Bridges took a nap after the monologue and was pushed into the sketch having just woken up. As for the rest of the endeavor: same format as every other iteration this year, same amount of laughs. Which is to say, not that many. Where the f#%$ is Cookie Monster? [Grade: D+]
"I Just Had Sex": What if "Jizz in My Pants" and "I'm on a Boat" had a 3-way with Akon? This song, people! Throw in Jessica Alba and an oddly attentive world population eventually joining in, and you have an anthem that will probably end up referenced on "Texts from Last Night" within the next week. PS: Someone tell Alba that someone actually wrote this piece of filmed entertainment, OK? She's sometimes confused on how words appear in the mouths of people onscreen. [Grade: A-]
"Larry King Live": As bad as the Nick Nolte fit was, Dog the Bounty Hunter works pretty perfectly for Bridges to perform, especially when he starts getting weepy about his "only friend" leaving the show. But having Jermaine Jackson and The Judds on as the other guests reminded why I wasn't exactly shaken up this past week when King left the airwaves. Still, had I known he ritualistically slaughtered a ram on a daily basis in order to keep his deal with God, maybe I would have tuned in more often. [Grade: C+]
"Chrunkmas Karnival": Mary Poopins. Expired Tylenol. 20% of the cast of "Growing Pains." Loose hawks flying all over this bitch. There were tons more jokes in this, one of the few recurring sketches I actually wished appeared onscreen more often, but I was too busy laughing to take more notes than that. [Grade: A]
C'mon, Eminem and Lil Wayne, it's Christmas! Why you both going on about "No Love"? And why is Steve Jobs' stunt double playing keyboards for you? Eminem went a little loco for a while there in the recent past, but he looks plenty focused tonight, spitting out lyrics like he's spraying bullets. That makes sense, given the urgency and anger in this song. Lil Wayne's verse didn't have nearly the forceful impact as Eminem's, but luckily the song ended stronger than it started. It's no "Lose Yourself," but what is? [Grade: B]
"Weekend Update": Kenan Thompson's Michael Steele doesn't really play to Thomson's strength, since the real-life Steele doesn't have any of Thompson's wide-eyed energy. Taran Killam's Brad Pitt will have me rewatching "Kalifornia" to see if he really ends all of his sentences with that guttural noise. As for "A Joke for Fair Harvard"…really? 10,000 men from there will surely be heading to 30 Rock to lodge a formal complaint! (See? Two can play at THIS game, "Weekend Update.") Wrapping things up with Governor Paterson, Stefon, and Snookie singing "O Christmas Tree" was a fun idea, though oddly none of the three got to shine the way they do when solo. [Grade: B-]
"This You Call a Wonderful Life?": Ah, the Hanukkah version of this holiday classic. Jason Sudeikis' Jimmy Stewart is pretty on-point, but the rest of the sketch is just lazy ethnic humor layered atop a familiar film. On top of that, the camera work was consistently off, either pointed at the floor or to a non-speaking player. I'm feeling like a Grinch here, but it's another downer of a sketch here as we head into the homestretch. [Grade: D+]
"Jeff'd": My notes for this sketch sum things up nicely in and of themselves: desperately trying to think of something nice to say…still trying…banging head against the wall…does Forest Whitaker have some weird ideas about taxidermy in real life?...save me, Cookie Monster…you're my only hope… [Grade: D-]
Guess Pink was too busy to show up to sing the hook for Eminem's "Won't Back Down." That, or she caught "Jeff'd" during the dress rehearsal and left town. And even though Jeff Bridges introduced Lil Wayne, he never actually appeared onstage…until Eminem left so Wayne could take the stage solo to perform "6'7''". Whereas "Won't Back Down" assaults the audience, this one shakes their booty. Can't believe Eminem played warm-up act for the second slot, but both slots were certainly strong. [Grade: B+]
"Tunstall General Store": It only took the show one hour and twenty minutes, but they finally gave Jeff Bridges a character to take advantage of his not-so-inner weirdo. This is one of those late-in-the-show sketches that is solely saved by the way in which the cast throws themselves into the utter silliness of it all. Nothing amazing here, but it wins points for originality. And given the overall quality tonight, that's something I suppose. [Grade: B-]
"A Holiday Message from The Kardashians": Well, it's not an unfunny commercial featuring an "SNL" player from the 20th century here in the final slot. So, that's something. Half of their impressions stems from their voices, and half from the way that these three never…stop…undulating. (I'm a fan of both of these aspects.) At around ninety seconds, this was the perfect length for this premise. While it didn't save the show by any stretch, it was a pretty good note to end on. [Grade: B+]
Best Sketch: "Chrunkmas Carnival"
Worst Sketch: "Jeff'd"
MVP: Cookie Monster
LVP: The person that decided showing the puppeteer holding the upper half of "Cookie Monster" during the closing credits was a good idea
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- Caron International's Simply Soft (100% acrylic; 6 oz/170 g, 315 yds/288 m skein):
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- #9707 Dk. Sage (B), small amount—10 yds
- #9705 Sage (C), small amount—40 yds
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In Stockinette stitch, 17 sts and 22 rows = 4"/10 cm
In Aran Cable Braid pattern, 20 sts and 25 rows = 4"/10 cm
C4B: Slip 2 sts to cable needle, hold to back, k2, k2 from cable needle.
C4F:Slip 2 sts to cable needle, hold to front, k2, k2 from cable needle.
Wrap and Turn (wrp-t)
(RS) Yarn forward (to the purl position), slip next st to right-hand needle, yarn back (to the knit position), return slipped st (which is now wrapped), to left-hand needle; turn, leaving remaining sts unworked.
Short Row Shaping
Work the number of sts indicated in the instructions, wrp-t; return to starting point.
Continue to work progressively longer OR shorter rows as indicated in the instructions; work wraps together with wrapped sts as you come to them.
Stockinette stitch (St st)
Aran Cable Braid Pattern (panel of 70 sts) - see Chart
Rows 1 and 5: P2, [C4B, p2] twice, k2, C4B, k2, [p2, C4B] twice, p8, C4B, p2, k2, C4B, k2, p2, C4B, p8.
Row 2 and all WS rows: Knit the knit sts and purl the purl sts as they face you.
Row 3: P2, [k4, p2] twice, [C4F] twice, [p2, k4] twice, p8, k4, p2, [C4F] twice, p2, k4, p8.
Rows 7 and 9: Knit the knit sts and purl the purl sts as they face you.
Row 10: Repeat Row 2.
Repeat Rows 1 – 10 for Cable patt.
Contrast Cuff
Using C, CO 62 sts.
(RS) Begin St st; work even for 5 rows, end with a RS row.
(WS) Turning Row: Knit 1 row.
(RS) Continuing in St st, work even for 6 rows.
(RS) Change to B; continuing in St st, work even for 5 rows, end with a RS row.
(WS) Change to A; work 1 row, increasing 8 sts evenly across—70 sts.
(RS) Change to Cable pattern; work Rows 7-10 once, then work even for 66 rows, repeating Rows 1-10; end with a WS row.
Shape Ankle
Continuing in Cable patt, dec 1 st each side every other row twice—66 sts remain.
(RS) For upper foot, k33, leave these sts unworked while shaping Heel.
Change to St st; begin Short Row shaping, working across to last 2 sts, wrp-t for each row until 15 sts remain.
Reverse the Short Row shaping by working across picking up 1 more st each row, working wraps together with wrapped st, until all sts are being worked—33 sts; end with a WS row.
(RS) Continuing in St st on lower foot and continuing in Cable patt on upper foot (see photo), work across all sts—66 sts.
Work even as established for 20 rows.
(RS) Work same as for Heel.
Bind off sts, and sew upper and lower sts together OR leave live and graft upper and lower sts together.
Sew side seam.
Turn Cuff to WS along turning row; sew top edge neatly in place.
Using yarn needle, weave in ends.
Twisted Cord
Cut 6 strands of yarn 75" long. Twist tightly clockwise until strands kink. Fold in half, allowing yarn to twist around itself counterclockwise. Secure end with a knot to form a tassel. Trim.
Using C, make a 26" long twisted cord and attach to bottom of Cuff, forming tasseled end into a loop for a hanger (see photo).
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Opened 3 years ago
Closed 3 years ago
Last modified 3 years ago
#11423 closed defect (fixed)
The components are duplicated in admin page
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The components are duplicated on Components page in admin panel when DefaultCCAdmin is enabled.
My environment are:
- DefaultCc-0.3dev_r13333
- Trac-1.0.2dev_r12281
It seems that the save process is fine, this bug is only for display in admin page.
141 filter = filter.append(tag.tr(tag.td(tag.input(type='checkbox', name='sel', value=comp.name), class_='sel'), 142 tag.td(tag.a(comp.name, href=req.href.admin('ticket', 'components') + '/' + comp.name), class_='name'), 143 tag.td(comp.owner, class_='owner'), 144 tag.td(default_tag, class_='default'), 145 tag.td(default_cc, class_='defaultcc')))
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Change History (6)
Changed 3 years ago by t2y
comment:1 Changed 3 years ago by t2y
comment:2 Changed 3 years ago by rjollos
It appears this might somehow be due to [trac 11919]. Previously, it seems that exhausting the iterator would cause the table to not be rendered, therefore the original author recreated the entire table in Genshi. After 1.0.2dev-r11919, the original table and recreated table are rendered.
comment:3 Changed 3 years ago by rjollos
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed
In 13445:
comment:4 Changed 3 years ago by rjollos
I fixed some other issues in [13446:13449]. Please let me know if you spot any problems.
comment:5 Changed 3 years ago by t2y
I updated from trunk and confirmed it works well. Thank you for quick response!


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