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A very good vegetarian and vegan menu! While I am not vegetarian our friends were so the varied menu gave everyone what they wanted/needed. I chose the meatloaf. Excellent! Very good service. Friendly, accommodating, and timely. A very enjoyable evening.
The food and service were up to standard, however the noise level made table conversation difficult to hear.
I've eaten here before and enjoyed it and when a friend who is vegetarian came into town it was a great place to take her with lots of variety for both her and I (not veggie!) on the menu. Service was great and the staff let us visit over our wine long after we were done our meal.
Cute, perky, charming place. Food and service were great. And made for a delightful and pleasant gathering.
Such a cute place! The decor is so cozy and eclectic, you could be having a dinner party at a friend's place. Love the vegan options and the sangria was perfect! The vegan chocolate mousse is a definite must try! I can see this place beig a suitable venue for so many occasions and I have a feeling it will become a favorite for me and my friends. Thanks for the wonderful experience!
I have recently been surprised on how much I enjoy blue plate. A place that I once thought of as try hard local health spot after have a couple of bad meals. Since then I have tried it a few more times because friends wanted to eat there and I have really enjoyed it every time. It has now worked its way to one of my favorite places to eat. Heads up though they recently changed their veggie burger into something not as good. This really bothered my girlfriend who went there specifically for that burger.
Recently, we had a very enjoyable experience at the Blue Plate Diner as a family. The service was prompt, the food was good and the value reasonable. We had our 19 month grandson with us as well, and the relaxed restaurant atmosphere contributed to a very pleasant dinner experience for all of us.
This is an amazing little restaurant located right downtown. It has a small but diverse menu and an amazing wine list. If you're looking for a great dinner date night in downtown Edmonton, this is your place.
I've been a semi-regular at the Blue Plate ever since it opened. With the recent condo development in the area, it has become extremely busy and a bit difficult to get into (at least over lunch) if you don't reserve. A collegue and I had lunch there yesterday, and with one exception, the dining experience was up to it's anticipated high level. The one minor criticism - we had the special (enchilada), and it was not up to the Blue Plate's usual standard. Overall, the experience was still very good, and I will be going back.
We went as a group and I did not want anyone else to pay (as they always try to do) so I gave specific instructions on arrival. Someone else did attempt to pay but were graciously denied the bill! A win for me! Food was excellant heard good comments on the "real" shepard's pie maybe a bit too much potatoes for one individual. Service was excellant!
Been to the Blue Plate Diner many times, yet to be disappointed. Great spot!
It's hidden away, it's cute, and the food is good. The menu is simpler than most but the food is put together well. If you come a little earlier (11:30 am for lunch) your food will arrive very fast.
Blue Plate 's menu won't take you and hour to sort through but is well rounded enough to find a dish to suit your mood. The dishes are well prepared, presented and pleasing on the palate. If I were to offer one critical note I would say their drink menu is a bit to pricey but likely not unlike other downtown restaurants. Headed back soon though.
Nice place. Comfortable. Agreeable prices. Easy to make a reservation through open table. Kind of noisy but it was quite busy with people coming in from the Farmer's Market so it's understandable. Even though it was busy the service was awesome! Fast & friendly! Best elk/bison burger I ever had and the sweet potato fries with the mayo(?) dip were to die for! Although it was good, I was a lil disappointed with the beet cake though - tasted like carrot cake with a little bit of beet sauce on the side? I'd definitely go again.
Had the bison burger, and sampled the Mac n'Cheese. Both very good, and the staff were friendly and attentive!
We always enjoy dining at the Blue Plate Diner. The food is delicious and the service is friendly and prompt. One of our favourites.
My boyfriend and I went to Blue Plate Diner for our date night and it was awesome! We arrived before the dinner rush and our experience was wonderful!! Definitely recommend coming here!
The atmosphere was very unique with all the old tables and old lamps. We sat near the front and they had the windows open to the street - there was a lovely breeze. The red wine list was short, but we managed to find something we enjoyed. The meatloaf was delicious! And my friend had the Vegan Shephard's pie and she really enjoyed the flavors.
This wasn't my first time at Blue Plate and it certainly won't be my last. My meal was excellent, the service was friendly and helpful, and it wasn't too noisy. Lovely little place.
Went for a girls dinner at the Blue Plate. Such a great place and the food is fantastic. Our service was wonderful, the food orders were FAST and delicious! Do yourself a favor and go for Brunch or Dinner. The Lemon Ricotta pancakes for brunch are wonderful and the Moist Beet Cake desert is amazing!
Always an excellent meal. Great menu which caters to vegans and meat eaters. Thanks for an awesome meal!!
Lovely meal. multiple errors on the order, but the food was really tasty!
Scrumptious- best in town for everyone. Great ambiance and love LOVE the beet cake.
The service was quick, as we were downtown for a show.
My dining companion was late for a meeting just to save me from devouring the Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie all by myself. I have good friends.
The ambiance is more vintage/hipster. All the tables and decor is different and looks like it was purchased at a antique market. Service is just right. Servers give you just the right level of attention. They could put some money into their menus. Get them laminated or something. The food is incredible. Have been here twice now and not had a bad meal.
My boyfriend and I decided to go to Blue Plate Diner for a date night and we are very happy with our choice. The food was very good and we enjoyed the atmosphere. The low lighting and quirky decor was enjoyable. We will definitely come back.
The staff was very friendly. The service was excellent. The variety of food on the lunch menu was limited, although, the menu offered was delightful. During the height of the lunch hour the room was noisy and a little hard to carry on a conversation with a party of four. I would describe the experience as "nice". I would definately go again.
As always, the staff provide quick and efficient service. We had the additional incentive to have the creamy mac'n cheese when our server indicated he was donating $1 for each one ordered to a local shelter. I have dined here frequently for lunch as it a central point for many colleagues arround the core. Food never disappoints ad I almost always try the special. Recommend reservations even the day of to avoid disappointment. They are always busy.
Consistently good food and friendly service. Would highly recommend trying the Shepherd's Pie!
I have been to this restaurant a few years ago with a friend during a busy lunch and it was great. So I brought my mom with me this time, we went at 230 and was able to get a seat right away. We both ordered the grilled salmon, which was cooked perfectly and tasted great! We also shared a hefty slice of beet cake. The service was great/ the only complaint we had was that the music was a little too loud, almost like a pub. Otherwise, a great dining experience. Would recommend to others to try.
Very pleasent experience. Great gluten free options. Found the portions to be a bit small, especially for my 6'4" boyfriend but the food was great. Definitely would eat there again.
Have enjoyed my many visits to the Blue Plate Diner. Feel comfortable inviting friends that I haven't seen for a long time. Excellent place for conversation and good cheer. Had a penne special with shrimp - delicious. Warm and thoughtful service made the whole experience quite satisfying. Will be back in the near future.
Heard bits and pieces about this place just never had a chance to visit. What a delightful surprise when I finally did go... The food was fantastic, so difficult to decide on what to have as the choices all sounded so delicious. It was fun to reminisce about the décor...whose grandmother or aunt had similar items in their house. Great food, good service and some fond memories.
The food was amazing and reasonably priced, service was friendly and efficient. The place was very noisy, large group party but still was a great evening
great food - esp the beer battered chicken with bbq sauce is awesome, must try !
Honestly I love this place for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Food is always great (best veggie buger in town). Interesting drink menu (had the blackberry porter this time). The place is always hopping and the service is still great!
Came to town for a concert. Enjoyed a delicious dinner and was served by a very gracious waitress. we will be back!
Over the years, we have frequented the Blue Plate on numerous occasions!!! It is a consistent, high quality, no-nonsense ... "sure thing"! Tonight my wife and I enjoyed the vegetarian lentil loaf and the veggie burger ... both were outstanding!! And then just to shoot for the perfect meal, we shared the moist beet cake. The ONLY problem in the entire dining experience ... grrrr .... I had to SHARE the beet cake!! Well done AGAIN Blue Plate!
Stopped in for a business lunch on a cold day and letf feeling warm and full from soup and a Classic Tuna melt.
Had bison soup, Shepherds pie with lamb, yum! Perfect meal for a frosty evening. Great vibe in the place. Will definitely come back.
I love the Blue Plate Diner and always visit for lunch when I am in Edmonton. All of the food is tasty "comfort" food that is made out of fresh, real ingredients and the daily specials are great. It's rare to see a menu that has options for the strictest of vegans, as well as those who want a burger that includes both bison AND elk. The staff there are friendly, and know the menu very well, but are sometimes hard to flag down during the lunch rush (which is pretty understandable and not a huge complaint).
Had the signiture Mac & Cheese and added the scrimp. Asked the server if the kitchen could remove the tail and it was no problem. Much more enjoyable to eat lunch with a fork and spoon and not need to go for the end of mal clean up.
Good food and the service was great. Not a great wine list though. Green Onion cakes were amazing!
Took a visiting friend to Blue Plate and was very happy with the food, the staff and the room. Edmonton has got to have the most chain and franchise restaurants in North America. In fact, it's hard to find the small indepenedent eateries here. So, Blue Plate is a really nice break from "corporate food" as I call it. There was one slip-up, but it was rectified immediately. The waitress brought me someone else's vegitarian meat-loaf, when I ordered the real thing. It was so good I didn't really notice. Then the server appeared with a new plate explained and and quickly apologized, swapped the plates. No harm, no fowl. Will definitely go back. The ambiance is great, it doesn't feel like you are in Edmonton (a good thing, and I'm born here).
I love that they do the meal share and you can help someone in need. This is always a favorite spot to go. Love the quaintness of the restaurant and the interesting menu items and specials they come up with.
I love this place! Been there often and never disappointed! Great food, good service, the decor is simple and rustic with ample elbow room! I'm celiac and while their menu use to have more celiac friendly choices, I was still able to enjoy a great meal!
A great casual and relaxing atmosphere. I had been there a few times and always enjoyed the food! This time it was still very good however it tasted over salted and a bit greasy for my like BUT still very enjoyable. A good place to go for a first date, casual friend meeting, groups, families. Love the mismatched decor.
Love the tuna melt. Shared the berry crumble it was yummy and plenty for two:-)
Our go to spot downtown is Blue Plate. It always has such great food and a great menu as well. Since my wife has been diagnosed with quite a few food intolerance items and she was a vegetarian prior to this, finding a gluten free-vegan menu available while others in a group don't need those restrictions is very hard. Blue Plate diner is an amazing gem that when we lived downtown was our go to and now that we live in 'the burbs' we still make it back here. Thank you BPD for being awesome!


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Saw the reviews and thought that when we were we there(in February this year) wewould give it a go. Well it was a good choice. Good location ,very friendly staff and great food. WE will certainly come back when we visit agin next year.
Saw the reviews and thought that when we were we there(in February this year) wewould give it a go. Well it was a good choice. Good location ,very friendly staff and great food. WE will certainly come back when we visit agin next year.
we went to "Skool", for my birthday tea as had been many times previously and loved it. Sadly we were all really disappointed, I thought it was meant to be an Elegant restaurant,The staff were dressed in jeans,no effort ? There were 5 of us & we all thought our meals were Very average,its lost its name & wow factor.
Now called Skool, we arrived and were greeted by a great waiter of french origin. That gets a tick. Lovely decor and impressive Menu. Wine list is outstanding. As it is now under new management I wasn't quite sure as it was a birthday outing for a fusspot. Thanks Skool, all deliverd with ease and grace. Will return soon.
We went with a group of 6 - they were busy & understaffed. It took 45 minutes to get bread on the table & throughout the night we became thirsty mutiple times. We were all but ready to walk out as it took an hr to take our order. When the food finally arrived it was heaven. Th ehead waiter... More
Our meals were delicious and the desserts amazing. The service was also very good. It was a stormy wet week night so not many people at all in the restaurant which meant the atmosphere was a little lacking, but I'm sure with more activity that would probably be different.
This restaurant is right at my back door in cosmopolitan Glenelg and yet I've never eaten here before. Why!!??? Honestly my husband and I had the most wonderful meal here tonight. The food was nothing short of spectacular, the service was warm and attentive but unpretentious and friendly. The atmosphere was very comfortable and relaxed enough for a romantic dinner.... More
Ordered and received a terrific steak - return we will !
I can't rave enough about this restaurant! Absolutely beautiful meals, amazing staff (who were also very welcoming to our children) and a great atmosphere. Loved it!
Second time around, and not the last, but the service will NEED to be improved for the restaurant to complement the fantastic food on offer. Reviewed the restaurant back in August 2011 and thought we'd try it again given that our first experience was relatively good. Arriving right on 7.00pm (our scheduled reservation), we asked if it would be ok... More
Had the best meal we had ever tasted. Great service. the food was amazing and great atmostphere. Very pleased.
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City hall introduced a bylaw Tuesday to reduce red-tape for businesses that operate over multiple jurisdictions.
The inter-municipal business licensing bylaw will mean operators can get one piece of paper to operate in nine Fraser Valley communities.
The communities include: Surrey, Langley (city and township), Pitt Meadows, Maple Ridge, Mission, Abbotsford, Chilliwack and Hope.
The bylaw was created in collaboration with the small business branch of the Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training and the participating municipalities.
Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce executive director Patti MacAhonic asked council back in February to work with the other Fraser Valley governments on the inter-municipal business licence.
Greater Vancouver and the Okanagan already have blanket business licences.
MacAhonic showed council a promotional video by the BC Chamber of Commerce that claimed the business licence resulted in increased revenue for every one of the Okanagan communities in the year following its implementation.
Some communities sold fewer licences, but the difference was made up by the $150 cost of the intermunicipal licence.
The fee schedule in the bylaw council introduced Tuesday would see Chilliwack receive 6.21 per cent of the revenue, which compares to 11.53 per cent for Abbotsford, 32.98 per cent for Surrey and, at the low end, 0.87 per cent for Hope.
"It allows businesses-for example, contractors or caterers-to operate across participating municipalities," MacAhonic said in February. "It streamlines and simplifies the licensing process, reducing costs and making it easier to do business in the region and the province."
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Haiti CURE Clubfoot Worldwide Update
I recently had the opportunity to visit Haiti and lead a training for CURE Clubfoot Worldwide (CCW) counselors. Beginning a few weeks after the 2010 earthquake, I lived there for 13 months, up to March 2011.The country has continued to rebuild and is trying to provide shelter, education, food, and health care to a larger slice of the population than in the last few decades.
In early July 2012, I wrote a letter to some of the key players instrumental in getting CCW Haiti back up and running. Much of that letter is below:
We have now ended the fiscal year, and I want to give you an update and some news. I hope all of you know that the amazing progress of the CCW Haiti Clubfoot Treatment program could not have happened without your work this past year, and special recognition should go to Dr. Kaye Wilkins for his persistence over the last many years. Even getting the program to be totally based in Haiti seemed unlikely just 15 months ago. While Ponseti method treatment for infants is still not accessible to all children with clubfoot, we are moving toward that goal.
Significant events of the last few months:
- Dr. Alexis accepting the voluntary role of Medical Director
- Drs. Wilkins and Cady accepting voluntary Medical Consultant roles
- Dr. Cady spearheading a rotation of POSNA members to cover the clinics
- Medical training using the new Global Clubfoot Initiative materials
- A signed agreement with Partners in Health (PIH) concerning two clinics on the Central Plateau
- A signed clinic agreement with Hôpital de l'Université d'Etat d'Haïti in Port-au-Prince
- Renewed enthusiasm in Les Caye with the Medical Teams International Clinic
- Finding a local source for direct import of casting materials, taking delivery of a years supply
- CBM commitment for continued funding through calendar year 2013
- Trained Counselors at each clubfoot clinic location
- The Adventist Hospital continuing to be a key clinic site and base of operations.
Significant changes for this new year:
Foot Abduction Braces (FAB) supply: John Mitchell and MD Orthopaedics (and the associated On His Path foundation) have generously supplied us with recycled and new FAB's and fittings. We are not sure how long that may continue or if the supply will be adequate.
Being a regular CCW country program means that we are following various administrative protocols for our donors and CURE. The agreements we have with each CCW clinic are binding on all parties, and we have two clinics that regularly experience problems treating infant clubfoot with the Ponseti method in sufficient numbers.
Thank you!
I must mention that Jacques Kendy Bellegarde has done a great job and continues to push the program along. It goes without saying that CCW can only function in Haiti with a person of integrity as the coordinator. Thanks, Kendy.
The physicians who give so freely of their time and resources to keep us moving toward care for every child are critical to the continued success of the program. Dr Kaye Wilkins, Dr Robert Cady, Dr Theressa Hennessey, Dr John Herzenberg, Dr Francel Alexis, and many others deserve mention and our gratitude.
I do appreciate everything all of you have done and continue to do in our long term quest to eliminate clubfoot as an adult disability in Haiti.
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In a few days from now, AMD will unveil its new flagship graphics accelerator, the ATI Radeon HD 5970, which will intends to cement the brand's performance leadership over every product from rival NVIDIA. The HD 5970, codenamed "Hemlock", is a dual-GPU accelerator, with two codenamed "Cypress" GPUs in an internal CrossfireX configuration. Built on the 40 nm process, these GPUs will feature 1600 stream processors each, and will each have a 256-bit wide GDDR5 memory interface to connect to 2 GB of memory (4 GB total on card). The clock speeds are where the specifications of these GPUs differ from their single-GPU avatar, the Radeon HD 5870. The core is clocked at 725 MHz, while the memory runs at 1000 MHz (4000 MHz effective). The accelerator will not have a rear panel identical to those of other Radeon HD 5000 series accelerators. It has the usual broad air vent occupying one slot, while the other has two DVI-D and one mini DisplayPort (DP) connector. The mini DP connector can give out DVI output using a dongle, and in this way, support for ATI Eyefinity technology remains intact. The NDA covering this accelerator is said to expire on the 19th of November, not very far away. Source: TechConnect Magazine
i think so, now you have to love AMD for their x86-64 extension also known as amd64 or intel64/EMT64 btw you can use Eyefinity with Dual DVI and a DisplayPort to btarunr
You needed that for the ASUS MARS as well. Besides anyone who bought the HD 4870 X2 (a 2 GB card) with 2 GB of system memory was expected to be running 64-bit OS anyway, so it's not a big deal for its target consumers.
hmm ....clock and memory speeds of a 5850 but 1600 shaders each .... might end up being a notch better than a 5850 crossfire configuration .... anyways ... its gonna hold the performance crown .... no card from NV boys gonna beat that im sure ... ... (until their dual-gpu solutions come out that is) ..... ATi is surely havin it there way for now ... whats the price of this going to be like ?? $500 ?? $550 ?? $600 .... ??? .. Im sure its goin to be high and remain high until the NV guys put out there cards ... ( which i think will take another 2-3 months at least ... hmmm )
4GB. hmm,... most PCs have that amount of RAM. a lot of memory on that card. should be good for playing games at max for the next 3years.
yep. expect tons of reviews on 32 bit OS's to find the card 'lacking' (technically, crossfire doesnt add ram. so only 2GB is accesible)
It seems the temperature issues rumours were true... too bad AMD engineers couldn't find a way to keep the stock speeds.
HELL YEAH BITCHES!!! I WANT ONE RIGHT NOW, BUT THEN AGAIN, 2 HD5870 CARDS IN CROSSFIRE WOULD PROBABLY BEAT THIS MOST LIKELY, BUT THESE HAVE MORE MEMORY, HMMMMM WHAT TO GET, WHAT U GUYS THINK!!! I would get this if these dont have that microstuttering crap!!1
Hmmm ... looks very tasty. But while tempted, I can still remember all too freshly the burns I got from RMAing three 4870x2s. Will be sticking to a single GPU solution for a while yet.
I'm not entirely convinced that these are 5950 & not 5970, but here you go. Source. First pic has it next to a regular 5870.
Thanks. I see what you mean though, it is arguable. If true, that'll put 2 cards standing head and shoulders above the rest as the most powerful in the world. If nVidia is struggling with single GPU cards, it's very hard to seem them bringing out a dual to knock back these performance giants. Unless the single nV GPU cards will outdo these, but that's crazy... right?
I look forward to (p)reviews and such, but I still believe that having two video cards is rather pointless unless you're gaming at stupidly large resolutions. Still, it's nice to have a big ePenis.
That card begs for watercooling. And I think that the pictures are of the 5950, not 5970. It's freaking 13.5 inches! You're gonna have to own a monster of a case to fit that. Not to mension availability. Probably not a chance to get one until next year, since they're already short on 5870 and 5850 cards.
*sigh* uninspiring clock speeds IMO. Looks like for most benchmarks and gaming a pair of 5870's will whip this until it actually gets into its extra memory per GPU, unless the overclocking is magical. I think if it uses the standard blower cooler the OCing wont be that great, as temps/noise may get out of control, could be good if it has the cooler shown in Post #16, or a water block In any case I really hope this means 1gb 5870/50's take a bit of a drop in price, and availability rises over the next few months. Also if drivers focus on this it may really help a dual 5850/5870 situation
Somehow the naming scheme already seems too long as, for example Sapphire Radeon HD 5900 4GB Vapor-X Edition, nevermind Sapphire Radeon HD 5800 x2 4GB (2x2GB) Vapor-X Edition EDIT: IMO, although it wouldn't happen obviously, but anyway: Sapphire 5900 4GB Vapor-X would be sufficient naming, or maybe include the "Radeon"
It's not about temps, but providing enough juice through two pci-e power connectors and the onboard port. A single 5870 uses >190W and the max power envelope is ~300W for a pci-e port+6-pin+8-pin...
using such a card does not require a 64-bit system. i dont know the exact details how it works, but i sent an email to someone who should know it asking for more info


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It was a wonderful experience," said Koliji. "The lecture was very well received, and the students seemed excited about the topic. It was a nice detour in an all-together very rewarding trip."
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in response to mikiezandler:
In my opinion that is the weakness of the left, let others do the hard work. stay quiet put the blame on the people who work hard and take risks.
Then complain that there are no scraps for the people who do nothing.
Judge you? this is a opinion center .
America was built by people who raised their hands and said we can do it better not by living off those to do the hard stuff
America was build by people who stole land and worked slaves,traded rum,exploited immigrants.Enjoy your weekend? Thank a union stiff.
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18 Mar 2010
Spokanes Lindamans Restaurant
Before there was a Starbucks, Seattle's Best, or Dunkin' Donuts on every corner, there was Lindaman's Café in Spokane. For 26 years Lindaman's has been providing homemade goodness for dine in or to go from their 12th and Grand location in the St. Johns district of the lower South Hill. The magic of Lindaman's is the community. The food is home cooked. The desserts are divine. The bottom line is that the people care about you and your experience.
When Lindaman's began, in 1984, there were only two espresso machines in Spokane. My, how times have changed. Merrilee Lindaman and her brother would go through 1000 pounds of coffee per week. Their concept, then and now, is unique; a collection of rotating and standard pre-made meals made with the highest quality ingredients are presented in a display case when you walk in. You choose your dinner, choose your drink and either eat it in their beautiful building, outside on the patio, or take it to go. During my visit the case included lasagna, quiche, breaded shrimp, baked macaroni and cheese, tortellini, and so much more. After 26 years, Merrilee still determines how to cook it and what to cook and enjoys getting involved and making the food, especially the desserts. Oh, the desserts – German Chocolate Cake, Carrot Cake, Pot de Crème, Peanut Butter Chocolate Cake, the list goes on and on. "I do everything I can do to give people a good experience," says Merrilee.
Lindaman's is truly a community gem. For 18 years the ad budget was supporting charities. 50-60% of her customers eat at Lindaman's daily. Of her 24 employees, 11 of them have been with her for 12 years or more. Recently Lindaman's has gotten involved in Social Media through Facebook (one of the reasons of our visit). While Merrilee is still finding her voice in the new world, she sees a huge opportunity to help connect her customers to Lindaman's and the charities they support.
The Coffee:
Lindaman's serves only DOMA coffee. DOMA is a premier maker of coffee in the United States. The Inland Northwest is lucky to have them. Two of Spokane's best coffee alchemists work at Lindaman's. How many café's can boast of having a skilled barista of 18 years (Kirk) and 12 years (Zack)? If you're not impressed by the quality coffee, just ask for some latte art. You'll see skills that unmatched in this city (and most other cities too).
Aside from your usual fair, you MUST TRY Café Corretto. The magical blend of liqueur and espresso is what they will serve in heaven for breakfast. Put your fears and preconceptions aside and order The European (Espresso, Sambuca, half n half) or the Lady Godiva (Espresso, white chocolate liqueur, half n half). These drinks will have you re-thinking your alcohol before noon rule (actually there is not enough alcohol in the drink to have any effect – it's added for flavor).
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Lindaman's is a place I could take up residence in. Coffee in the morning, Café Corretto mid morning, great lunch with a glass of wine, desserts to die for, dinner with more wine in the evening and herb infused hard drinks and Pot de Crème for a night cap. While the wine bar is not extensive (10 or so by the glass and 20 or so by the bottle), the prices are fair and the selection is unique. Beyond the wine you will find some unique and special herb infused martini and mojito drinks.
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On the Web at www.lindamans.com
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Lindaman's is also available for catering your special event.
18 Dec 2009
Episode #14 Taste Cafe Spokane
The thermometer read a brisk 20 degrees and my shoes were wet from the snow piled up on the streets. The place was filling up. Jane mentioned to a customer that she didn't think they would be busy this morning with the frightful weather. The customer replied, "well, the food is just that good."
The food is "just that good." This beautiful jewel at 180 S. Howard in Downtown Spokane is a savory and sweet treat not to be missed.
Taste Cafe & Gourmet To Go opened their doors in February 2009. Mother and daughter, Jane and Hannah Heber, dreamed of providing a modern comfortable atmosphere where people can get quality food (to stay or to go)! Jane, a British native by way of Laguna Beach, spent 17 years dealing in British antiquities prior to moving to Spokane in 2007. Hannah, slaving away in the big city corporate world of San Francisco, jumped at the opportunity to explore her baking passions. She attended culinary school in Spokane prior to opening Taste Cafe.
The atmosphere is modern, elegant and comfortable. Photography by Todd Sackmann adorns the exposed brick to the left, while beautiful modern art paintings on display from Ed Gilmore line the remaining walls. See the video for the visual tour. Taste Cafe offers sweet morning treats from sticky buns, scones, muffins and the amazing twice baked almond croissant to afternoon sweets like cookies, cakes, tarts and pies. For the savory side of morning you can enjoy sausage rolls and assorted baguettes. Stop by in the afternoon or on the way home for dinner and dine on a rotating assortment of soups, salads, paninis, lasagna, pot pies and more.
In my review, I feel that there are three things that set Taste Cafe apart as a top notch business in Spokane; 1) Impeccable taste – in atmosphere, decoration, design (logo & print) and food. Everything is made with fresh ingredients and from what I ate, I can only assume that everything is amazing. Jane and Hannah wanted to give special recognition to their brand, web and print consultants, The Purple Turtle 2) Beer and Wine service – it is more common to enjoy a beer or glass of wine with lunch. The selection of each was small but included quality offerings for discerning customers. 3) To Go! – Being in a downtown urban core, there is not a lot of opportunity for drive by coffee service, but getting amazing breakfast and lunch delivered to your downtown business is perfect. Not only can Taste Cafe cater (and host) your office event or party, they are available to cater weddings, birthdays, and other special events.
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- Taste Cafe is open 7am – 4pm Monday – Friday and on Saturday for brunch (and their regular menu) from 8am – 3pm.
Brunch is definitely on my upcoming calendar of things to do. Taste Cafe is a perfect excuse to head downtown on a Saturday morning for brunch before going shopping at River Park Square. Give them a call when planning your next event or party too. Let them prepare the sweet and savory, so you can enjoy your guests.
- www.facebook.com/tastecafespokane and www.twitter.com/tastybuns
- 180 S. Howard 468-2929 www.tastecafespokane.com
The Coffee: Taste Cafe serves Doma Roasting Company coffee. I enjoyed an Americano from their Vito's Espresso blend.
- The Swirl: The cup was not clear but from what I could tell the color was very dark and was obviously a dark roast blend
- The Sniff: Great aroma – scores very high on the wake you up in the morning meter. Got a little dark chocolate and forest on the sniff
- The Sip: Much smoother than I expected. Not bitter like big brand espresso roasts. Finished with that hint of chocolate.
- The Score: Top notch a high 4
Life is meant to be enjoyed with friends. Stop by Taste Cafe, order up some coffee, wine or beer and DRINK.HAPPY!


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Decorating the White House with Smithsonian Art
Continuing a Washington tradition, the Obamas selected artwork from the Smithsonian collections to hang in their historic home
- By Abby Callard
- Smithsonian.com, August 04, 2009
Lending art to the White House is nothing new for Smithsonian museums. In the 1940s, when the tradition began, the museums had a growing collection of artworks and limited gallery space. The White House walls provided another outlet for displaying art.
In 1961, Jackie Kennedy borrowed The Smoker by French painter Eugène Delacroix to hang in the Red Room. Lady Bird Johnson borrowed watercolors and drawings from the Institution, which she hung in executive offices. And the Clintons borrowed two paintings, Folk Scene and Lift Up Thy Voice and Sing. by African-American painter William H. Johnson,—which remain in the White House today.
Nine works from the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, as well as four additional works by William H. Johnson from the Smithsonian American Art Museum, are now on loan to the White House.
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Am hunting a picture of an Indian Lady Sarah Brandon that my grandmother told me had hung in the White house as she was My grandmothers grandmother any information you can give me on this would be very helpful.
Posted by Cheri Mikes on August 4,2010 | 11:12 PM
Regarding these comments about Alma Thomas'"Watusi", I am reminded of the comment attributed to Pablo Picasso that, "the bad artists imitate, the great artists steal." Thomas' work here is a transformation of the Matisse painting. There is power in the decision to reverse colors and to change perspective from "L'escargot,"giving "Watusi" integrity to stand on its own as a distinctive piece.
Posted by Marshall Waddell on October 15,2009 | 04:11 PM
And just how much did the taxpayers of the United States contribute to this artist for this counterfeit "art"?
Will the Smithsonian be issuing a Correction in the next issue?
What a disgrace.
Posted by EPR on October 14,2009 | 10:56 PM
This painting is a direct copy (rotated 90 degrees) of Henri Matisse, L'escargot.
The comment that the artist is "trying to mix together different styles such as Henri Matisse's cutouts" was an understatement!
This "work" if you want to call it "art" does not belong in a national museum!
The artist seems to be a bit of a scam artist rather than someone with real talent.
Posted by DEW on October 8,2009 | 07:30 PM
This isn't just "mixing together" influences including Matisse. It is a direct copy of a Matisse work, just rotated 90 degrees and with the colors switched around:
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Firefighters were still working through the woods Sunday after the northwest tip of the Black Forest Fire reached around homes east of Highway 83.
"The fire came right up behind the fireplace," said Bobette MacDonald, pointing to her back yard. "It belted and scorched the chairs and all the plants, but the candles survived."
The back yard of the MacDonald home in Black Forest turned truly black over the week as the fire swept north.
The home was one of 17 that suffered only partial damage.
"Actually we can't find any real damage," said MacDonald. "We haven't had our roof checked yet. We haven't had our seals on our windows checked, but nothing that we can tell."
What the fire did damage was the back yard -- leaping close enough to melt a few things.
"We have a hot tub, and [my son] had left his shorts hanging on the rack, and they kind of melted, and then we have our umbrellas," said MacDonald, pointing to the melted table umbrellas on her back deck.
The MacDonald family returned to their home Saturday night. They had been evacuated since Tuesday.
"We drove away, and I knew I'd see my house again," said MacDonald. "Then we got to the first check point, and the tears started to flow. It was like reality set in...and then when I saw the plume [of smoke], I thought I'll never see my home again."
She did see her home again thanks to firefighters who were on scene when the flames approached. They were able to direct the flames around the home.
"We're fortunate," said MacDonald. "I was talking with a woman this morning who lost everything, and I'm coming home to this, and I'm like, 'Yay! Look what I have.' My heart just bleeds for those people. I can't even imagine."
Firefighters were still working on the ground near the home Sunday to make sure a fire does not reignite.
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PARIS -- Apple is the biggest buyer of microprocessors today -- and it's getting bigger.
The semiconductor industry produces all kinds of chips for memory, running software, communicating over networks, and more. And Apple, by virtue of its booming iPhone and iPad business, is a voracious consumer, said Dale Ford, head of IHS iSuppli's electronics and semiconductor research business. Samsung is in second place, and also growing fast, he added, speaking at the analyst firm's Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT) Summit here.
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"You don't drown by falling into water, you drown by staying there."
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Barack Obama's presidency marks a triumph over the legacy of slavery, so it would be particularly meaningful if he led a new abolitionist movement against 21st-century slavery — like the trafficking of girls into brothels.
Over the last few days, the always entertaining (hate him or love him) Charles Barkley has been the centerpiece of a head shaking DUI arrest. While most of us know Chuck for his ability to hate hard, we seldom hear about his generous ways. Lets rewind the calendar to July when this story came to surface.
CHRISTIAN ABATE majored in education at Temple, but put his studies on hold for a few years while having financial hardship.
He's worked as a busboy for eight years at Saloon (750 S. 7th), where he struck up a friendship with one generous regular at the Italian restaurant who volunteered to pay his Temple tuition.
But one night last month, as Diaz stepped off the No. 6 train and onto a nearly empty platform, his evening took an unexpected turn.
He was walking toward the stairs when a teenage boy approached and pulled out a knife.
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As the teen began to walk away, Diaz told him, "Hey, wait a minute. You forgot something. If you're going to be robbing people for the rest of the night, you might as well take my coat to keep you warm."


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That was one nice birthday present for Carter Chamblin.
While the infant son of Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Corey Chamblin was celebrating his one year birthday back home in Regina, his father was getting splashed with a Gatorade shower in Hamilton after winning his CFL coaching debut against the Tiger-Cats.
Actually it was just before he won his coaching debut, which is worth pointing out. Rider running back Brandon West and a few of his teammates doused Chamblin with the cooler while 54 seconds still remained in the Riders' season-opening 43-16 blowout over the Ticats Friday night. Chamblin smiled, but was seen pointing at the score clock while swatting ice cubes off his shirt in the sweltering southern Ontario heat.
"I told them 'Let's finish'!" Chamblin revealed after the game which gives you some idea of his style. The game is to be played full-out for 60 minutes, no shortcuts.
And let's be honest. There isn't a soul out there who believed the Roughriders would go into Ivor Wynne Stadium and thoroughly dominate the Ticats like they did last week. Not even Chamblin who was confident in his troops going in but admitted "I thought it would he close going into the fourth quarter."
It wasn't. The Riders opened a 7-0 lead ten minutes into the game on the first of three Weston Dressler touchdown passes from Darian Durant and they never relinquished the lead the rest of the game. They led 7-3, 16-13 and 33-16 by quarter on the way to a nearly four touchdown blowout win.
And here's where you get some "Rider Insider" stuff. Perhaps the biggest turning point in the game came midway through the second quarter with the Riders leading by a point.
Durant hooked up with a 52-yard pass to Dressler which replays clearly showed wasn't a completion. But the Rider offence raced down the field with quarterbacks coach Khari Jones screaming in the headset "Get on the ball! Get on the ball!" They got the next play off before the Ticats could challenge even though Hamilton coach George Cortez had his hand on the yellow hanky. Then one play after that, Durant threw a 29-yard touchdown to Chris Getzlaf.
What does this mean? It means this Chamblin coaching staff is 'with it', it's sharp, and along with the players, they're all singing from the same hymn book, to coin a phrase.
We've discussed the many similarities between Chamblin and Rider legend Kent Austin but as each day goes by, it becomes spooky who their methods parallel each other. Each has taken criticism for their "my way or the highway approach" but their results speak for themselves.
Rod Pedersen is the Voice of the Saskatchean Roughriders on 620 CKRM. You can check out his award-winning blog at www.rodpedersen.com. Follow Rod on Twitter @sportscage.


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"As a sex writer, Jesse Bering is fearless—and peerless." —Dan Savage "You are a sexual deviant. A pervert, through and through." We may not want to admit...
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If cupid had studied neuroscience, he'd know to aim his arrows at the brain rather than the heart. Recent research suggests that for love to last, it's best he dip those arrows in oxytocin. Although scientists have long known that this hormone is essential for monogamous rodents to stay true to their mates, and that it makes humans more trusting toward one another, they are now finding that it is also crucial to how we form and maintain romantic relationships.
A handful of new studies show that oxytocin makes us more sympathetic, supportive and open with our feelings—all necessary for couples to celebrate not just one Valentine's Day, but many. These findings have led some researchers to investigate whether oxytocin can be used in couple therapy.
The first bit of evidence that points to oxytocin as nature's love glue comes from researchers who measured the hormone in couples. Psychology professor Ruth Feldman at Bar-Ilan University in Israel, spent years studying oxytocin's role in the mother–child bond and recently decided to dive into the uncharted waters of romantic bonds by comparing oxytocin levels in new lovers and singles. "The increase in oxytocin during the period of falling in love was the highest that we ever found," she says of a study she and her colleagues published in Psychoneuroendocrinology. New lovers had double the amount Feldman usually sees in pregnant women.
Oxytocin was also correlated with the longevity of a relationship. Couples with the highest levels were the ones still together six months later. They were also more attuned to each other than the low-oxytocin couples when Feldman asked them to talk about a shared positive experience. The high-oxytocin couples finished each other's sentences, laughed together and touched each other more often. Feldman says it's still not clear whether oxytocin was responsible for the stability of the couple's bond six months later or if couples who weren't as connected failed to trigger the oxytocin system.
One way to clarify that question is to give individuals oxytocin rather than just measure naturally occurring levels. In experiments by couple therapist and researcher Beate Ditzen at the University of Zurich, couples each sprayed a liquid containing oxytocin up their noses (which ensures that the hormone reaches the brain). Ditzen then got them to talk with each other about an issue that both partners said often lead to disagreement or fighting, such as who did the housework or how they spent their free time. She observed how they communicated with each other during the discussion compared with couples who didn't get the hormone.
The first time Ditzen and her colleagues did this experiment they found that for both men and women oxytocin improved communication and lowered cortisol, a stress hormone. But in a recent study published in Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, Ditzen and her colleagues measured salivary alpha-amylase (sAA)—an enzyme tied specifically to social stress—and found that men and women responded differently. Women who got oxytocin showed a decrease in sAA whereas men showed an increase and reported feeling more intense emotions. Counterintuitively, these men were also better at communication during conflict: they smiled more, had more eye-contact and were more open about their feelings. These behaviors are essential for peaceful conflict resolution.
Research shows that men tend to withdraw during conflict with their mate, which leads to a breakdown in communication and relationship dissatisfaction on both sides. Ditzen thinks the higher emotional arousal that oxytocin-infused men experience in her experiment may result in more engagement with their partner and thus more communication.
Although the new results provide evidence that oxytocin influences the way couples interact, Ditzen warns that it doesn't tell us whether oxytocin is directly causing these behaviors.


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The University of Newcastle is celebrating Harmony Week with a series of events at its Newcastle campus at Callaghan.
The Week includes activities with local school students on Wednesday 12 March, focusing on building social cohesion through promoting respect, participation and a sense of belonging.
Harmony Week will culminate in the Community Cultural Festival, this Saturday at Jesmond.
Harmony Week picture opportunities - media welcome.
One hundred primary school students from across the Hunter region will visit the University's Newcastle campus at Callaghan.
Students will have a hands-on experience through workshops including Brazilian martial arts and music, African drumming and creating multicultural masks.
Students will also hear from an Indigenous speaker, learn about harmony and cultural diversity, and experience an African dance performance.
When: Wednesday 12 March
Where: Industry Development Centre, University Drive, Callaghan
Time: 9.15am: Welcome to Country
10.20am: African dance
10.45am - 11.05am: Workshops
Contact: Belinda Munn, Manager - Equity and Diversity Unit, the University of Newcastle.
The Festival will feature food, song and dance from across the globe; children's activities; a welcome to new international students; local sporting and entertainment identities; and the Hunter's Marching Koalas.
When: Saturday 15 March
Where: Heaton Park, Blue Gum Road, Jesmond (Uniting Church, Robert Street, Jesmond if raining)
Time: 11am - 3pm
Contact: Sandra Gilshenan, Corporate Development and Community Partnerships, the University of Newcastle.


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Warning: You Won't Be Able To Resist • 08.11.09
You'll understand that warning in just a moment.
Earlier today…
MUCH earlier today…
actually, at this point it was yesterday – 12 hours ago to be exact -
My good friend Thomas contacted me on Skype. I had gotten in from a 5-mile-or-so bike ride a few hours earlier and was sitting down to work, making phone calls, contacting clients, and speaking with the Assistant Superintendent of the school where I teach ESL – but more on my impending resignation later. I managed to fire one of my clients before I got Thomas' request to "spam" me.
Anyway, let's get something straight. I'm super focused. I set goals, and I reach them. I've been pitched to countless times, probably just like you, often by amazing people who I know I would love to work with. Yet I always find a way to stay focused on what I'm doing. So unlike hundreds of people I know, I market exclusively ONE business opportunity. It works.
But sometimes, no brainers happen.
This was one of those times.
You probably already know that it takes money to run business. Takes money to make money. That sort of thing. And when you're in high-end sales like I am, sometimes you need a few k to get a good return. PPC is king when you can fund it properly.
So when Thomas offered me a way to fund my PPC campaign – I couldn't resist.
Here's how it went down.
An MLM company started in the UK. It spread like wildfire – all over Europe, India and China. The company paid out millions in commissions. And then someone in North America managed to get in touch with one of the shakers in Germany.
The company's site was not yet set up to accept orders from the US, but they somehow managed to work out a deal to purchase the guy's vouchers in order to start a downline here in the US. And start a downline they did.
I managed to get my hands on one of those vouchers. 20 minutes later, I was already bringing my own set of leaders in.
Here's why this MLM is so irresistable:
1. It's a ONE TIME $250 fee to start. And no monthly. $250, one time, and you're in for good.
2. It's a revolving matrix that pushes you up. Bring in two people (or heck, get two rollovers from your upline) and you're qualified. Make it through the first matrix and you make your investment back – plus $250 in vouchers that you can use to start yourself another position.
3. Once you make it through the first matrix (or board), you're in for good. You get moved over to another matrix where you cycle endlessly. And when you finish THAT matrix – every time you cycle back to the bottom – you get $15,000 – $10,000 cash, and $5,000 in vouchers (for travel, re-entry into the matrix, etc.).
I didn't find out about all the other bonuses (laptops, cars, private jets…) until after I joined. I didn't need to.
All I needed to know was that I was working with an incredible group of people. And that we were all committed to bringing only the best of the best to our team – the movers and shakers.
Are you a mover & shaker?
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L.L. Bean, CitiBank, and Cosmopolitan were among the most recognizable of the 60-plus College Day exhibitors trying to gain and hold onto the lucrative college market:
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The first mainstage concert of the Boston Early Music Festival was also the North American debut of Mozart's own violin and viola.
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The heavy reliance on personal cellphone data as an investigative tool is raising new concerns among lawmakers and privacy groups.
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The Patriots scored two touchdowns in the last 61 seconds of the game to win, but their star tight end may have a torn right ACL.
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A study found that more than one in four renters in Mass. and nationally must spend more than half their income on housing.
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Eliminating the filibuster will make the Senate more partisan and less substantive — in short, more like the House of Representatives.
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Boston attorney Yitz Magence's relationship with Andy Cohen, a former Hebrew student who is now the face of the Bravo network, inspired the tune.
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A human trafficking law in 2011 increased penalties for men who pay for sex from women, but purported johns are still being treated leniently.
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Thanks to a unique state law, millions of patients can now find out in advance how much their medical procedures will cost.
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A growing number of apps are aiming to convert the device that contributes to distracted driving into a tool that combats the problem.
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Demonstrators pounded the statue to pieces as people filled the streets in opposition to President Viktor Yanukovych.
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Mandela's visit to Boston in 1990 conjured a future that is now closer, but still just beyond our grasp.
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The state gambling commission will take pivotal votes this week on casino plans for Revere and Everett.
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NASA and the laboratory have been working together to advance planetary research by getting information to and from space much faster.
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In to the Grand — the Practice of Being a Coloradoan
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Justice Gregory Hobbs, reading and discussion of water issue. (A Colorado Water 2012 program)
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Oct 23, 2012 from 07:00 pm to 08:30 pm |
Where | University Center South Ballroom |
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Justice Hobbs, author and member of the Colorado Supreme Court, has practiced environmental and water law. He will combine readings from his latest books, Into the Grand, and Living the Four Corners along with photographs from his river trips. He will also include some discussion of local water issues. Colorado Water 2012 is a statewide campaign to celebrate water and foster awareness of water issues.


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Denpasar, Indonesia Vacations - Travel guide to Denpasar, Indonesia accommodations and vacation packages. Visit Denpasar, Indonesia for getaways and adventure travel. Plan your Denpasar, Indonesia vacation today.
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Denpasar, Indonesia Sight-Seeing Tours - Adventure in Bali with your family, with unique cultural experiences and a host of interest for everyone. From 4WD tours and adventure activities to community-based tourism projects, visits to organic farms and meetings with local families.
Denpasar, Indonesia Sight-Seeing Tours - Go to Candidasa in the east of Bali. Stop on the way to visit the small fishing village of Kusumba, with its salt-making huts and colorful fishing boats.
Sanur, Bali, Indonesia Sailing & Yacht Charters - Highlights during our sailing adventures are the islands of Lombok, Sumbawa, Komodo, Flores, the Mollucas (Spice Islands) the Banda & Aru Seas, Raja Ampat (West Papua) aboard our Phinisi Schooners "Ombak Putih" and "Katharina"
Denpasar, Indonesia Bed & Breakfasts - Nice villas in Bali, located in strategic area, heart of Seminyak, 5 minutes bike to the beach, a lot of attractions, clothing, art shops, and nice restaurants. Fully furnished, maid, wifi, security guard, hot shower and private swimming pool.
Amed-Bali, Indonesia Hotels & Resorts - Hotel Uyah Amed or Salt Lodge is located in Amed, East Bali, an area well known for its natural beauty, fantastic dive sites and traditional Balinese lifestyle. Hotel Uyah Amed is right on the beach and preserves the traditional production of salt
Denpasar, Indonesia Sight-Seeing Tours - Bali is a beautiful island with a variety of places of interest to visit. I am a tour driver in Bali, and if you might come to Bali at any chance, I can provide transport service with a really reasonable cost, for any of your transportation needs.
Jakarta, Indonesia Hotels & Resorts - Conveniently located next to Jakarta Stock Exchange, easily accessible from anywhere in the city.
Manado, Indonesia Hotels & Resorts - The Hotel Sedona Manado is located 30 minutes from the city and 30 minutes boat ride from breathtaking diving sites off the Bunaken and Siladen Islands.
Nusa Dua, Indonesia Hotels & Resorts - Luxurious landscape that nestled above the Nusa Dua enclave.
Manado, Indonesia Hotels & Resorts - Novotel Manado Golf Resort and Convention Centre is located 15 minutes from the airport and is part of Grand Kawanua International City, the largest convention
Pontianak, Indonesia Hotels & Resorts - Mercure Pontianak will set a new standard for Services, Style and Comfort in West Kalimantan. Perfect location for business and leisure travel. It is just
Jakarta, Indonesia Hotels & Resorts - Citadines Quartier Jakarta offers a spacious city apartment with services and facilities designed for international travelers.
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Yogyakarta, Indonesia Hotels & Resorts - The first All Seasons in Yogyakarta is located near the Malioboro street and Adi Sucipto airport.
Bandung, Indonesia Hotels & Resorts - Holiday Inn Bandung is adjacent to the Bandung Indah Plaza, a quarter-mile from Wastukencana Flower Market, and approximately three miles from Husein Sastranegara
Bali, Indonesia Hotels & Resorts - Ramada Bintang Bali Resort sets in more than six hectares of tropical gardens extending down to the beachfront of South Kuta coast referred as Tuban, conveniently
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