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Farmhouse, 4 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, (Sleeps 8-9)
Beautiful country setting on 10 acres down a quarter mile lane with no visible neighbors! The property is surrounded by farm fields and forest. The house is a restored 200+ year old stone farmhouse with original random-width hardwood floors throughout. Master bedroom has a queen bed, second bedroom has a queen-size bed, third bedroom has a full/double-size bed and a full-size crib, and the fourth bedroom has twin-size bunk beds.
Perfect for a quiet romantic get away or a fun family vacation where the kids can run and play outside with no danger of passing cars. Enough space for a wedding or a family reunion out on the lawn!
Great location close to Lancaster County/Amish attractions, Dutch Wonderland, outlet shopping, 20+ museums, hot-air balloon rides, Strasburg Railroad and the list goes on.
Need a break from your busy life?: Find yourself listening to the birds and the crickets as you relax in a rocking chair on the front porch overlooking an expanse of green lawn and trees.
No neighbors, no buildings, no traffic - just peace and quiet for you to savor.
Lancaster County Amish Country: Perfect location to check out all the local Amish attractions and enjoy the drive through the rolling farmland to get there! The property is very private, yet is only 15 minutes from the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Shop local businesses selling quilts, antiques, hand-made furniture and countless farm stands to get all the fresh produce you can eat!
30 minutes to Dutch Wonderland, Lancaster Outlet Shopping, American Music Theatre, Sight & Sound Theatre, Strasburg Railroad, Reading Outlet Shopping and so much more.
1 hour, 15 minutes to Hershey Park and Chocolate World.
1 hour to Philadelphia.
Two parks within two minutes of the property: Historic Poole Forge is a township owned park with a great children's playground, pavilion and picnic benches for a cookout, and a 150 year old historic covered bridge that you can drive though and is great for photos with you and your family!
Just up the hill from our home is a county owned park called Money Rocks that has an easy 30-minute hike to the top of the mountain for a gorgeous view of the scenic countryside.
- Suitability:
- Events Allowed
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Sharon Krock
I grew up in Lancaster County and in this house! I moved away after college and getting married, but returned to the area after having children and spent a year restoring the farmhouse. My husband and I like to restore old homes and we are currently working on a historic inn in Churchtown, PA.
Sharon Krock purchased this farmhouse in 2001
Why Sharon Krock chose Lancaster
I grew up in this house and we bought it from my parents and restored it. We lived in it for a few years before deciding to rent it out as a vacation rental because we loved the property and house and didn't want to sell it. The only reason we moved out is because we bought another 200+ year old stone home just five minutes away that we are currently restoring.
The area is perfect for relaxing and enjoying the peace and quiet of the countryside, strolling through local parks, watching horse and buggies go by, visiting the numerous historic districts, museums and various Amish and Pennsylvania Dutch attractions in Lancaster County. The property itself is the perfect getaway from hectic lives - you might not want to leave!
Guestbook comments from the owner
We had a nice, relaxing weekend. The house is beautiful; we hope to own one just like it someday (sooner rather than later!). Thanks and take care. Heather


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The gala will honor Hanley Center founders Mary Jane and Jack Hanley along with key supporters Anne Keresey and Anita Hamilton Michaels. Proceeds from the celebration will benefit treatment and prevention programming for youth.
The gala will honor Hanley Center founders Mary Jane and Jack Hanley along with key supporters Anne Keresey and Anita Hamilton Michaels. Proceeds from the celebration will benefit treatment and prevention programming for youth.
"The live auction of the ball will raise funds to bring prevention programming to needy schools within Palm Beach County," said Dr. Rachel Docekal CEO of Hanley Center. "Prevention programming is based on the proven principle that the earlier youth begin to use controlled substances, the more likely they will become addicted. Prevention programming is designed to delay the incidence of first use."
The evening will begin with dinner and musical entertainment by Urban Gypsy. The celebration will continue with an after party, La Nuit Violette ("The Purple Night"), from 10 p.m. to 12 a.m., featuring DJ Adam Lipson and a bangle extravaganza by Alex and Ani. Guests can end the night with sweet treats by the Donut Divas.
Leadership for the event includes: honorary chairs Linda and Mike Hanley; chairs Isabel and Richard Furlaud; Barbara and Doyle Rogers; and Caroline and Bailey B. Sory. On behalf of Caron Treatment Centers, Petra Levin will serve as gala ambassador as Hanley Center and Caron join forces.
Tickets are $500 per person; $1,000 for VIP and $250 for a junior leader ticket which includes entrance into La Nuit Violette. Tickets for La Nuit Violette are $100 per person.
The event highlights a weekend of celebratory events for the entire community including an alumni bonfire, a free family festival and a golf scramble. Alumni of the Hanley Center are especially encouraged to reconnect with staff and friends.
Hanley Center offers a broad spectrum of programs based on advanced research in the disease of addiction. From detoxification and medical stabilization to individualized treatment and continuing-care planning, Hanley Center offers innovative and effective treatment programs designed by experts in their respective fields. Unique to the center is the "Hanley model of care," which includes age and gender-specific treatment programs. These tailored programs ensure that patients leave equipped with the necessary tools to move forward on their journey of recovery.
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Washington, D.C. -- National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Mark V. Rosenker received the NASBLA Award from the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators at the association's 48th annual meeting in Burlington, Vermont, on Friday, September 7, 2007.
"Boating safety has been an issue to which I have been committed for many years, and the Board has given me a vantage point from which to spread this important message with political leaders. It is an honor to be recognized by the distinguished members of NASBLA with this award and to join them in supporting safe recreational boating practices in every state of the union," Rosenker said.
The NASBLA Award is one of the organization's oldest and most distinguished awards and is given to a person or persons who have contributed to the mission of the organization and to the promotion of boating safety. Jeff Johnson, NASBLA's president and the Boating Law Administrator of Alaska, presented the award to the Chairman.
Chairman Rosenker has been a strong and staunch advocate of NASBLA's boating safety programs. Upon his appointment to the Board, Rosenker became the senior Board Member advocating for national recreational boating safety improvements, including the mandatory usage of personal flotation devices (PFDs) by children, mandatory recreational boating safety education for all recreational boaters, mandatory licensing for all boat operators, and safety instruction training for operators of rented personal watercraft.
Chairman Rosenker has promoted the recreational boating safety agenda through the Board's highly visible Most Wanted transportation safety improvements list, calling upon all states to adopt legislation and regulations governing boating safety. During his tenure on the Board, approximately half of the states has taken action.
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NASBLA honored the NTSB with a second award at its 2007 annual meeting by bestowing the Bonner Award upon Bill Gossard of the NTSB's Safety Advocacy Division. The Bonner Award is named for Representative Herbert C. Bonner (NC), author of the 1958 Boating Safety Act. The award is presented to an individual who has who has successfully advocated life-saving boating safety initiatives.
Gossard has been a strong and relentless advocate for recreational boating safety improvements and a recognized leader in boating safety initiatives. He has assisted numerous Board Chairmen and Members in addressing, testifying and reporting on advances in recreational boating safety.
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The Philippine Cultural Foundation is proud to present "Ana Maria", a Filipino Zarzuela, at PhilFest 2012 at the Bayanihan Arts and Events Center on Saturday, March 31 at 2:00 PM and Sunday, April 1 at 1:00 PM. This comic Philippine musicale which premierred in the 1920's was collaboration by Filipino composer and national artist Antonio Molina (1894-1980) and playwright Severino Reyes (1861-1942), aka Lola Basyang.
"Ana Maria" is making its way to the Tampa audience on PhilFest by Rhovi Anne Allado and Jeanette Pangilinan as Anang, Vic Omila as Timo, James Jamo as Don Pedro, Rose Demille as Dona Doray and Aga Villagomeza as Menggoy. This production is directed by Nhick Ramiro Pacis with pianist David Martinez, costume designer Joey Omila, stage managers Anne Bartlett and Catherine Alcivar and project chairmen Dr. Patsy Abinales and Olive Santiano.
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When Tova, the designer behind Wedding Dress Fantasy, uploaded this photo to her Real Brides album on Facebook, she commented that this photo was "soooo romantic, it almost looks like a painting." And I have to agree. This photo with that two-tone wedding dress in gold and green looks like something right out of one of my art history books.
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|You Should Be DancingNick and Sally are planning to put on a show for their moms, but they can't finish their dance without falling down! The Cat in the Hat takes them to meet one of the best dancers in the world, Tango a bird of paradise! With a few costume changes and a little practice, Nick and Sally are finally able to show their moms their new dance!Educational Objective: Birds of Paradise - these birds perform elaborate dances to attract other birds - first by clearing a space to perform that has good lighting to show off their amazing plumes to their best advantage.Batty for BatsSally and Nick are playing a game of blindfolded freeze tag but they can't seem to find each other! Luckily the Cat has a friend who is always able to find his way in the dark. He takes them to meet Zapita, a bat who teaches the kids about echolocation. Now that Nick and Sally know how to listen to find their way, freeze tag has become a lot more fun!Educational Objective: Bats - are nocturnal creatures that live in caves and navigate by means of ecolocation using their hearing.


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Processor virtualization is one of our core techniques: the programmer divides the computation into a large number of entities, which are mapped to the available processors by an intelligent runtime system. This separation of concerns between programmers and the system is key to attaining both our goals together.
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Finally, after almost six years of existence, Gut Check gets to make a "Free Bird" joke. Suzanna's Kitchen of Duluth, Georgia, has announced a precautionary recall, via the USDA, of certain packages of FreeBird-brand frozen chicken nuggets and patties because they might contain pieces of plastic. ... More >>
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Meet Marilyn Hagerty. She writes the "Eatbeat" column for the Grand Forks, North Dakota, Herald. Yesterday, she reviewed Grand Forks' new, eagerly awaited Olive Garden. Because the internet is a terrible creature fueled by snark (guilty, guilty, guilty), this review went viral. No less a food-media ... More >>
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Cameron WittigWhen Duluth, Minnesota's Retribution Gospel Choir last came to St. Louis -- as the opener for Wilco's three-night stand at the Pageant in 2008 -- the big stage swallowed its elasticized guitar textures and glacial tempos. Last night's show at the Firebird, however, was another s ... More >>
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Just four months after the Tustin City Council unanimously voted to hire David Biggs as city manager, he's been unceremoniously sacked from the job in a 3-2 vote. So far, no explanation has emerged for why the city would fire the former Redondo Beach assistant city manager so soon, but rumors hav ... More >>
In perhaps the greatest waste of a courtroom in this county since the Rocco trial, a federal judge has sided with the Liberal OC in its lawsuit against the Orange Juice! blog. But U.S. District Court Judge David O. Carter was hardly sympathetic to the Liberal OC."This case tells the story of an o ... More >>
Happy 10-10-10 to you.Weekend news highlights from various media sources include:Fred Phelps thinks he knows whyYou can thank UC Irvine researchers for this good news: The future "Big One" earthquake along the San Andreas fault will be much worse and much sooner than previously expected, accordin ... More >>
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Summer 2014 — Played in the Curtis Cup and posted a record of 3-1-1 in matches ... Tied for fourth in stroke play at the U.S. Women's Amateur and advanced to the quarterfinals ... Played in the Women's World Amateur Team Championship in Japan and posted a 72-hole score of 14-under par as the USA tied for fifth place.
2013-14 -- Won the innaugural ANNIKA Award, given to the nation's top collegiate female golfer ... Earned First-Team WGCA All-America honors as well as 2014 WGCA Freshman of the Year ... Also earned POY honors and First-Team All-America acclaim from GolfWeek ... Voted 2014 Pac-12 Player and Freshman of the Year after winning the 2014 Pac-12 Championship (211, -5) at Trysting Tree GC ... Also won the Betsy Rawls Invitational (204, -12) and the Stanford Intercollegiate (204, -7) ... At one stretch during the season, she posted nine consecutive rounds under par, including six straight rounds under 70 ... Set a UCLA single season scoring record with a final average of 71.02, which led the country and earned her the GolfStat Cup ... Played 34 rounds in 22-under par, another single season school record ... Also set a school record with 20 rounds under par ... Had 10 rounds under 70 and nine Top 10 results ... Led the team with a counter ratio of 97% ... Member of the Fall, Winter and Spring Director's Honor Roll.
Junior Golf -- Six-time AJGA First-Team All-American (2008-13) and a nine-time winner on the AJGA circuit … Three-time member of the Junior Solheim Cup (2009, '11, '13), helping to lead the USA to three straight victories … Two-time member of the Junior Ryder Cup Team (2010 and 2012) … In the 2013 Solheim Cup, she defeated Sweden's Jessica Vasillic, 3 and 1 to cap at 14.5-9.5 USA victory … Also in 2013 she won all three of her AJGA starts: the Rolex Tournament of Champions (276, -12), the ClubCorp Mission Hills Desert Junior (204, -12), which included a first round 63 (-9) and the Rolex Girls Junior (281, -7) ... Her nine-under par round set an AJGA record … In 2012, she won the ANNIKA Invitational (213, -3) and the PING Invitational 214, -2), and also recorded podium finishes at the Polo Junior Classic (3rd, 144, E), the U.S. Women's Amateur (3rd, stroke play) and the Junior PGA Championship (279, -1) … Also recorded a pair of fourth place results at the Rolex Girls Junior (292, +4) and the U.S. Women's Sectional Qualifying (145, +1) in Half Moon Bay … She missed the cut at the 2012 Kraft Nabisco Championship, playing as an amateur … In 2011, she recorded Top 5 results four of her five starts: 2nd at the Rolex Girls Junior (275, -13), which included a final round 65 (-7), fourth at the Rolex Tournament of Champions (287, -1) and a pair of fifths at the Thunderbird International Junior (219, -2) and the Winn Grips Heather Farr Classic (211, -5) … In 2010, she recorded two victories and two other Top 10 results in seven starts: first at the ClubCorp Mission Hills Junior (210, -6) and a win at the Winn Grips event (211, -5) … Also placed fifth at the Junior Girls Championship (215, -1) and sixth at the Thunderbird International (217, +1) ... In 2009, she made the cut at the U.S. Women's Open, placing 26th with scores of 75-72-76-70--293 (+9) ... She missed the cut at the 2009 U.S. Women's Amateur (78-75--153).
Personal -- Has one younger brother … Chose UCLA for its campus and golf program … Enjoys listening to music, shopping, hiking and cooking in her spare time … Plays out of Valencia CC in her hometown ... Undeclared major.
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VISAA boys basketball: Eagles fall to Bishops in semifinal
Eric Shaw scored 16 points and Aaron Alexander added 12 as Virginia Episcopal sprinted out to an early lead and held on to defeat Fredericksburg Christian School, 72-63, in a VISSA Division II semifinal at Virginia State University on Friday afternoon.
The Eagles shot 9-of-27 from the floor and 0-for-6 from beyond the arc in the first half as they struggled to break the Bishops' 2-3 zone.
Fredericksburg Christian battled back. Led by Seth Allen, who scored 21 of his 25 points in the second half, the Eagles closed to within seven with under six minutes remaining. Virginia Episcopal did just enough in the closing minutes of the fourth quarter to stave off the Eagles' furious comeback and seal a victory.
The Eagles finish the season with a 24-7 record.
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Hot Springs House Rental Photos and Description
House, 4 Bedrooms + Other (See Description), 3 Baths, (Sleeps 12)
Clean 8 years old home has marble entryway, vaulted ceiling. This spacious 3,200. sq foot home has a large living room dining room combination room (30' x 30'). All on one floor.
6 French doors lead to decks or patios all overlooking Lake Hamilton. All bedrooms, kitchen, living room and diningroom having a view over the water. Large oversized windows offer a beautiful view of the 470 foot point that the house sits on.
Serenity Place subdivision is located on a quiet part of the lake where all the home sit on an acre lot. It is very peacefu.
This home has rich cherry cabinets, granite counter tops, all appliances flat top stove and fully stocked kitchen.
Master bedroom has a king size bed. Master bath has an oversized open shower made of glass blocks and a corner Jacuzzi tub.
2 - covered boat docks. Plenty of parking for boat trailers on this 1 acre lot.
BEDROOM SET UP: Master- 1 Cal. King with master open shower
Room 2: 1 Queen and 1 single
Room 3: 1 Full Bed and a Double Fouton with full bath
Room 4: 1 Queen bed and1 Single's
Keywords: Spacious 3000 feet 4 bed 3 bath, open, airy, upscale, great waterfront property, lots of patios and decks.
- Suitability:
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Patti
This property is literally $1 million home. It was built as my retirement home. I decided to travel around the world so I became an international flight attendant with the chartered airlines. I've been to 45 different countries and counting..... This enables me to rent the house ...
Sometime's I get to the small apartment that's underneath the house totally separate from the main living area....
Why Patti chose Hot Springs
The property looks up the lake to the Quchita Mts. It is so beautiful and serene. 475 feet of waterfront on a point.
What makes this house unique
I so enjoy this property you are just 10 minutes to the mall and popular resturants yet you feel like you are in the country. It is so very peacful.


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Williamsburg residents no longer have to trek out of the neighborhood in search of a creperie. Maison de Crepes (287 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn; 718-486-5150) has filled the void for European-style sweet and savory treats. The Parisian-inspired eatery, tea house, and juicery offers a range of healthfu ... More >>
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A family-run business launched over thirty years ago in upstate Connecticut, Harney & Sons (433 Broome Street), purveyor of fine teas, now runs two shops -- one in Millerton, New York, a small town of less than 1,000, and the other in SoHo where pedestrians numbers in the thousands every half hour. ... More >>
One tucked away cocktail den wasn't enough for the folks at Mulberry Project (149 Mulberry Street, 646-448-4536). So last week they debuted Project 1919 -- a back patio turned prohibition-themed pop-up, a speakeasy within a speakeasy, or the Russian nesting dolls set of bars, if you will.
Few cocktails have the power to form a circle and an engaged -- if outlandish --conversation like punch. Straightforward, boozy, and crowd-pleasing by nature, it is no wonder these table setting tipples are making a big, large-format comeback. With Thanksgiving and out-of-town visitors on the horizo ... More >>
Ippodo (125 East 39th Street, 212-370-0609), a 300-year-old Kyoto-based haven for fine Japanese green teas (that's not to be confused with international ramen chain Ippudo), debuted its first stateside shop earlier this year. The opening was so hushed, however, that only tea connoisseurs, homesick J ... More >>
Two years ago, Maria Littlefield and Jennie Ripps left their jobs in marketing to start a company, and they began with a vision of making tea cocktails. The duo began a tea cocktail lab a floor above their marketing firm to get their idea got off the ground, and eventually, an idea for a tea cocktai ... More >>
Perhaps you've noticed the slow but steady proliferation of tea shops and bars throughout NYC? If you haven't, you will now: The spread of the tea movement (not to be confused with the floundering Tea Party movement), the second most consumed beverage in the world after water, is currently in its St ... More >>
This addictive, green-tinted candy bar is available only during cherry-blossom season, and only in Japan. Japanese are inordinately fond of Kit Kat candy bars, partly because the name is similar to a Japanese phrase that means "You will win." To that end, Kit Kats are often given as presents on au ... More >>
Green Tea Mousse from Sweet House Inc. (239 Grand Street, 212-219-3373)
Green Tea Mousse from Sweet House Inc. (239 Grand Street, 212-219-3373)
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Radish Fritters from Saint's Alp Teahouse (39 Third Avenue, 212-598-1890)
Fork in the Road headed to Kung Fu Tea in the East Village yesterday for a taste of their bubble milk tea ($3). Our verdict: compared to its East Village bubble tea counterparts, Kung Fu reigns superior. The shop is owned by Taiwanese management and unlike neighboring Taiwanese joints T-Kettle and ... More >>
Tea Room, a kombucha bar (yes, you read right, a bar dedicated almost exclusively to serving kombucha), just opened in Williamsburg last week, according to Grub Street. It sells six types of kombucha, all prettily named: Sunset Peach, Jasmine Pearl, Gingerly Love, Chocolate Tart, Silver Needle Jasmi ... More >>
Maslow 6's Charity Tasting At this Tribeca wine shop (211B West Broadway), a tasting will help fund a music education non-profit -- the Harmony Foundation. Starting at 6 p.m. Monday, attendees can sample wines, meats, cheeses, and live music. Ten percent of the proceeds will be donated to the group ... More >>
Canadian company David's Tea is setting its sights across the border, having expanded into New York City: 275 Bleecker Street (212-414-8599) is home to the newest branch of the chain, which has kept Canada caffeinated with its many blends of tea.
This is what a Google Image search for "ice tea" got us.Say what you will about the temperatures outside, it's a banner day for cold beverages. And as luck would have it, Harold McGee has taken the time to answer readers' questions about coffee and tea over at Diner's Journal. We recommend ... More >>
Artichokes seem like the last thing you'd want to make tea out of. The products of the Hung Phat herbal tea company are prominently displayed in nearly every one of the city's mega-Asian supermarkets in Chinatown, Sunset Park, and Flushing.
Lauren ShockeyA pot of tea for two at Podunk.Ellen O. Asks: Do you have any suggestions for places to have afternoon tea? I want something fun in Manhattan, but low-key -- not the Plaza Hotel. Dear Ellen: Coffee might be running through the veins of New Yorkers, but there's nothing like a ... More >>
Each week in The Daily Shot, we have ourselves a drink that we think you should try, too. The Twinkie at Xiao YeThe drink: The Twinkie The bar: Xiao Ye, 198B Orchard Street The price: $8 The ingredients: Green tea, fresh lemon juice, honey, Citron Sochu, served over ice in a tall g ... More >>
patrick_george/flickrGive me a tea.Harney & Sons Fine Teas, whose more than 250 different types of tea, including iced versions, can be found in gourmet shops and fine dining establishments the world over, is opening its first tea house in New York City by late fall or early winter.
A year after it helped propel Kombucha Brooklyn into the artisanal niche-marketing stratosphere, the Next Big Small Brand Contest is back.
Fried daikon cake fritters. Alas, the dish I picked this week was just too indistinct-looking for a good game of Where Am I Eating? (Someone often guesses correctly within the first hour, so I was trying to be tricky.) Those pepper-flecked nubs of fried stuff are actually daikon radish cake ... More >>
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"You're Keats, you're Shelley, you're Ovaltine," goes the Cole Porter song You're the Top. Although you can buy your own tub of the malted milk powder at the supermarket, it's more fun to grab a warming cup of it at any Hong Kong-style cafe or bakery, where, among the buttered toast sandwiche ... More >>
The name almost means "You will win" in Japanese. A friend was passing through Tokyo's Narita Airport recently. Feeling a little peckish and having barely enough time to catch her plane, she sidled over to a candy kiosk.
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Brick Pizzeria
- Address:
216 N. El Camino Real
San Clemente, CA 92672Neighborhood:
San Clemente
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Brick Pizzeria
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.brickpizzeria.com/
- Phone: (949) 429-1199
- Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday 11:30-10:00pm
Friday 11:30-10:00pm
Saturday 11:00-11:00pm
Sunday 11:00-9:00pm
- Payment Options:
- Cuisine: Italian, Pizzeria
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
A word from Brick Pizzeria
Brick Pizzeria is committed to delivering high quality, local and sustainable ingredients that transform into a unique and seasonal cuisine. Hand crafted cocktails, carefully selected Domestic & Italian wines & beers will complete your dining experience. A warm, welcome-home feeling awaits you at the steps of Brick. Our attention to detail and inviting setting will most certainly leave a lasting impressionContinued
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Brick Pizzeria reviews from OpenTable diners
56 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.1
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (39)fit for foodies (29)kid-friendly (27)great for lunch (19)good for groups (17)great for outdoor dining (9)hot spot (8)notable wine list (5)vibrant bar scene (5)special occasion (3)scenic view (3)late-night find (1)romantic (1)Show More
- Always Fresh & FantasticLifeisgoodVIPDined on 11/20/2014There is a good reason that the OC Register Food Critic named this the best Italian Restaurant in Orange County, CA. Although the pizzas are great, Chef David Pratt really makes the absolutely best pasta dishes and starters we have ever eaten. He makes all of his pasta fresh and then combines it with the best meats, seasonal produce and cheeses he can possibly find. When you throw in his creativity in combining flavors and textures, well, you will have a meal to rave about to your friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best marinara sauce ever!ItalianNonnaDined on 11/6/2014I am from a long line of Italians who have contests for the best marinara sauce! Brick's is by far the best I've tasted! Meatball entree is outstanding as well as the Caesar salad. And, of course, the pizza selections are unusual and very tasty. Love the thin crust and wood fired taste.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodgyromeVIPDined on 11/1/2014But it was really TOO LOUD. I don't understand how people can enjoy themselves in this kind of atmosphere.Special Features:
- LoboVIPDined on 10/26/2014Good selection of pizzas and salads. Nice place to lunch. We had wonderful service.Special Features:
- Maybe More Stars Next Time???OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/20/2014I took my fiance here with my son on Monday for his birthday, little did we know it was Monday Night Football. However, that ended up being a great thing. Buy 1, get 1 pizza free. What a great start to a great looking place! However, our service was sub par on many levels. We waited on our water. We never got the parmesan we asked for the first time for our 3 year old son. However, our neighbors gave us theirs. We had to ask for my fiance's Iced Tea refill both times. Our server just wasn't available for the most part. She was quick to give us advice on an appetizer. However, she didn't wait for me to finish my question. Overall, it would be a 3 star rating. However, I know this place is worth more. Maybe she was just having a bad day.Special Features:
- MomarMomarDined on 10/19/2014The meatballs were terrific! Can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pasta for days...SommPaulDined on 10/14/2014We went to brick for a goodbye dinner for a co worker and were blown away. This is the third time I've eaten at Brick and the best yet (although the others were good as well...) Chef David took a few minutes to tell us about some of the produce and where it was coming from and we went with his recommendation on the squash to start to go with our Farm Egg Raviolos. Both dishes were simple and pure, focusing on the freshness and quality of the ingredients. The Buccatini and Carbonara we followed with raised the bar even higher with freshness of pasta and seamless melding of flavors. By the time the Farm and Funghi pizzas came we thought we were slowing down, but just couldn't stop. Service was uncomplicated and thoughtful. Loved it!Special Features:
- KC3955Dined on 10/11/2014We were entertaining a couple from work who live in Irvine. We had been to the Brick a number of times as we own a beach house in San Clemente but our guests had never been. The evening was a great success, the service was second to none and the food was outstanding.Special Features:
- Will not return...ever!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/11/2014Food is average at best and service was horrible. I was a server myself for over 8 years, so I never would write a review about bad service, unless it was as bad as it was the other night. They were slow and they could not get the timing of the food coming out right if their lives depended on it. They were bringing out each dish as it was ready. My daughter received her pasta before anyone even had a drink! I had to send back three times and let them know we like to eat together as a family. And they still could not get it right. I have given this restaurant several chances and each time I return it is worse. It is unfortunate.
- Birthday CelebrationRevDaveVIPDined on 10/10/2014There were 8 of and we were seated at the round table on the deck. Our server, Haley, did an awesome job. We started off with a few appetizers followed by the Caesar Salad that we shared. I like the way the menu is set up with two size choices. One is a single portion and the other is meant for sharing. BTW their Gelato is to die for. We will be backSpecial Features:
- 4theluvoffoodDined on 10/4/2014Food was good but not as good as last visit year ago - they need to do something about the room temp - very uncomfortable - turn on the air!Special Features:
- Nice Friday nightOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/3/2014The food offerings are very Tuscan. A little dry on the pastas and pizzas came out with the crust a bit over done. But still very enjoyable.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great new dishesLifeisgoodVIPDined on 9/27/2014Fall is here so the roasted squash appetizer is back as well as the tri color salad, two of our fall favorite. But Chef Pratt did not stop there. There are many new items this fall to include a new favorite: Duck ragu and hen of the woods mushrooms and Marscopone on cocoa buccatini. This dish screams fall. We love the way Chef Pratt reinterprets each season, bring back some favorites but always adding new one.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love the new MenuLifeisgoodVIPDined on 9/27/2014As Chef Pratt cooks with local items whenever he can, this menu has changed for the fall veges and heartier meals. Some items that are back are the tri color salad and the acorn squash with burrata, balsamic and hazelnuts. We found the new items very intriguing and very tasty. The new duck ragu on cocoa bucatinni screams fall in such a nice way. We can't wait to see how this fall menu develops.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nodecenttomatosDined on 9/25/2014Service was prompt and friendly. Noise level was pretty high making it difficult to carry on a conversation. The dining area was too hot - uncomfortably so. Food was prepared nicely and presentation was fine. The food however was bland, not well seasoned. I might give them a 2nd chance.
- Great restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/19/2014Food is great, the chef really takes pride in his work. It is kid friendly, so chose the out door patio if you go with kids (its enclosed and heated).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Gluten FreeGregVIPDined on 9/14/2014Excellent gluten free pizza. Worth the hour drive. The sausage dates were also great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious pizzaRileylucyDined on 9/6/2014Loved the pizza and zucchini blossoms appetizer. We will be back .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food with a Dab of PettynessTipofTheTongueDined on 9/6/2014Their meatballs are absolutely terrific. Combined with their spaghetti you have a meal. Date appetizer was an inventive combo of savory(sausage)/sweet (dates)/savory(prosciutto). Pizzas above average but not "ta die foah" Service good. Was going to have one of their other pastas but the complex sauce (which sounded delicious) was heavier than I had a taste for that evening. Server went to consult kitchen and I was told they could do it for a $4.50 upcharge. REALLY?! I could understand if I was asking for a complex sauce substituting for a simple marinara, but c'mon, the prices are already on the premium here. Seemed petty to me.Special Features:
- Mighty Meatballs!!!BarkusDined on 9/6/2014The zucchini flowers were lightly battered and scrumptious! The pizza was awesome, BUT the meatballs were OUT OF THIS WORLD! A must share plate for the table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Italian FoodSuzyQDined on 9/5/2014Excellent Ceasar salad w/ chicken (chicken was very tender) I really loved the flavor of the 4 cheese pizza & my husband ( who is Italian & an excellent cook which makes him a tough critic) Loved the food. The only problem we initially had was that no one had told our waitress we had been seated....it was obvious she hadn't been told ( not her fault.....she was fabulous) so we initially waited longer to order than should have.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun for kids, and adultsSeattleTransplantDined on 9/2/2014Great local pizzeria with a sophisticated menu for adults, but also a create-your-own pizza for the kiddos. They had a nice bar that would be great for nibbles and a glass of beer on tap or wine. They also have plenty of gluten-free options.Special Features:
- BrickmoblaVIPDined on 8/28/2014We went early, 4:30pm, there were 4 of us we started out with the zucchini blossoms, dates and pizza antipasti and a farmer salad. All were delicious. then we moved onto a farmers pizza, Mary's chicken, pork chops and a caesar salad. Good size portions and the food was delicious. I do agree with another reviewer who commented that the croutons were too garlicy. Great dinner, we will go back.Special Features:
- Gluten-free too!Bearfoot60Dined on 8/23/2014This was a fun new find. We met with some friends and the staff was very accommodating to our needs. Staff was friendly and attentive without being overbearing. The best part was, they had GF options for all of their menu items! Food was excellent as well. Definite will go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedhfiersDined on 8/20/2014While visiting San Clemente found this pizzeria. Not enough wait staff. Very disappointed in pizza quality. Crust tough (hard to cut and eat) and not satisfied with toppings.
- Was surpised - expected betterLindaVIPDined on 8/20/2014Passing through San Clemente, we chose this place based on reviews in Trip Advisor. It was ok, but certainly did not provide any special pizza. It was ok, but not great. I did not care for the ambience. (there was none).Special Features:
- Poor ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/13/2014We were there in August and there was a large party that was finishing in the restaurant. The hostess assured us that this would not affect our meal. We waiting 1.5 hours for our pizzas to come and there were no apologies until we complained. Poor service.
- Always GreatiHarryVIPDined on 8/8/2014We have eaten here several times and Brick NEVER disappoints! The food and service are always top notch. The pizzas are fantastic and there isn't anything on the menu I haven't loved.Special Features:
- Great vibe, exceptional wine listdfredmanDined on 8/2/2014Brick Pizzeria was recommended to us as one of the best new restaurants in OC. The clientele was a blend of surfer dudes, date-night couples, and kids. It's NOT a restaurant for a quiet romantic evening, but the energy level excuses the noise level, for better or worse. The small (40 wines?) wine list is a well-selected gem, with an okay by-the-glass selection. Interesting artisanal, food friendly Italian wines from out-of-the way places are offered at very reasonable prices, encouraging experimentation by the diner. Excellent beer selection too. The pizzas were great, greens salad well composed, and zucchini blossoms divine. We'll be back the next time we're in OC.Special Features:
- ElisabettaDined on 8/1/2014I loved their grilled peach salad. Amazed by their creativity in the menu and authentic Italian ingredients.Special Features:
- Brick was FantasticstarliteDined on 7/31/2014Dined here with 2 children and 3 adults. The kids loved their food. The adults ordered entrees and shared. The meatballs are to die for...Ravioli were the best.....the kids kept wanting more food from the adult entrees.....they devoured their pasta and meatball dinner. We have one great eater and one very fussy eater, and the fussy eater wanted more....they loved the ravioli. The ceasar salad was perfect, fresh and perfectly dressed. The brick chicken was wonderful. Our waiter Eric, was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 159 reviews are from the Brick Pizzeria reviews archive.
- Just what I was looking forDiscerningDinerVIPDined on 7/27/2014I'd heard good things about this place and was eager to try it. I wasn't disappointed. The food was plentiful, good tasting and presented nicely. I would go more often but I live 65 miles away. It's worth the trip though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FabuloousSchatzieDined on 7/25/2014The food is awesome here. Pizza may be the focus, but the salads and the pastas are amazing. Wonderful variety, great comfortable place with the best food. Great bartender too.Special Features:
- Jvinsanclemente4daysinscDined on 7/21/2014The service was lacking. Our server was nice but not attentive. Several tables were seated and then never helped so they left.
- Let's Get RealIrvieDined on 7/19/2014A nice place, no parking,, be prepared to look for a spot on the weekend. Have a martini when you finally sit down and things will be much better. DO YOU REALLY THINK THIS IS ONE OF THE 10 BEST RESTAURANTS IN O.C.? THE food is good but not exceptional, i ordered the hangar steak Medium and it came out more well done ,small portion , the pizza had too much on it the crust was very good, the pasta and veal had very little veal and lots of noodles tasted like shredded meat over noodles a little too greasy,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner is superbLifeisgoodVIPDined on 7/14/2014We usually eat here for lunch but decided to come on in for dinner on a Monday. John's Hanger steak was so tender he could cut it with a fork. This also came with a delicious ( yes he let me try some!) Gorgonzola cream and kale gnocchi. There was a pork chop special that night that was superb. 2 chops that had a nice char but tender and moist on the inside. This was served in a cast iron skillet with really flavorful beans and kale. Loved the crusty beans at the bottom of the pan, much like the crispy rice at then bottom of a paella pan. Note to self, need to go to dinner here more often!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/12/2014Food & drinks were great and prices were reasonable. Warning: BIG portions. Our server,friendly and apologetic, appeared to be new & overwhelmed with our large party - service mistakes were made. Will most likely return and hopefully the service was a 1 night fluke.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent dining experienceStarshipdrvrDined on 7/12/2014Brick was awesome!! Great food choices, very fresh veggies, delicious salad and great drink selection. Would definitely recommend it!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/9/2014The restaurant was very hot no air conditioning and no fans I was sweating eating my dinner. It took a long time to get our food and it was not very tasty. The pizza was good but the other dishes were not very disappointing since we had out of town friends visiting :(
- Fun night outGottaGoOutDined on 6/28/2014We loved the menu and the unique offerings that reflect the season. The wait staff was very attentive and friendly. We will be returning!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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In this episode of Shootin' the Shit we are joined by Doctor from the SSAA Podcast as we go over such burning topics as Facebook, Shonen Jump Alpha, and a certain term you can only say in French.
Look forward to next week's episode, where we'll go over Fruits Basket with special guest Jesuotaku from That Guy With The Glasses.com.
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SSAA Podcast talks about Redline
Facebook IPO
Artist gets rich off Facebook stocks
Shonen Jump Alpha
Oxygen...IN SPACE!!!
Bleach's final arc
Zombie Powder
Rabble House Productions
Jamais Vu
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Joachim Comments: Maori rave party of the future!
Published 1975 (Holland)
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Joachim Comments: Maori rave party of the future!
Published 1975 (Holland)
Frank's Art Direction: Well, the title's about sheep, and the story's clearly about a near future where the air is very polluted. What can you do with that?
Published 1973
Tom H writes: The manuscript Brunner submitted was called The Dermatologists of Yech!, but Ace felt it sounded too much like another of his titles.
Published 1972
Thanks Tom!
Happy New Year!
And so the world has spun, strutted and wobbled its way around the sun yet again! We've come through ruff storms, predictions of the end of the world and a lot of superhero movies. This leaves us though with one eternal question, will anyone find a cover to top I Sing The Body Electric!?! It certainly doesn't look like it! But who knows, who knows eh? I am sure the year ahead will be full of wondrous treasures!
Thanks to everyone for sending in all the covers we've posted over the year! And thanks to everyone who leaves a comment. Oh they do make me laugh! Ah ha ha ha ha… ha!
The top rated cover of the year:
A personal favourite:
CSA Chooses Lizard shield attack:
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double triple Ting!
D Plover Comments: Having looked at this often, I realise that the most startling thing about this cover is not the anxious bird man, the three arsed lady or the giant foot, but the super-neon numeral 4 that's blasting out of the cover!
Published 1967
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Piper's Art Direction: What do you mean a naked Terminator woman won't do? Fine, add another woman in the background curled up in a ball and she HAS to be naked too. That, a broken egg and some kitchen tiles and I think we're done here.
Published 1973
Man of the Mountains Comments: Nothing says super powers better than banks of ray guns built into a guy's skull!
Published 1976
Hex Comments: There's really not much I can say about this one, except that _someone_ in the design process for this book was taking the piss.
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Hi David,
Probiotics are able to colonize the vagina and positively impact vaginal health. Certain strains of probiotics such as Lactobacillus bacteria are more beneficial to vaginal health than other strains. By populating the vaginal area, Lactobacillus probiotics help to crowd out harmful pathogens that cause issues, such as yeast and E. coli. These Probiotics also produce substances, such as lactic acid and hydrogen peroxide, that help to maintain an optimal pH in the vagina and inhibit pathogens.
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While Probiotics may not be able to address a current yeast infection, research suggests that when taken on-going, Probiotics can help support vaginal health and keep down yeast overgrowth.
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CMA Dakota Sonshine Riders Weekly Ride
CMA Dakota Sonshine Riders go on weekly Thursday night rides. They meet at the Clark gas station on Hiway 281 and I-94 in Jamestown and leave at 6:30 p.m. sharp. Anyone is welcome to join the ride whether or not a member of the Christian Motorcycle Association. Dutch treat for supper along the way. Tonight\'s ride will be to Medina.


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UPDATE: Sunday, April 15, 2012
The American Red Cross is working the morning after severe weather and tornadoes displaced people and families throughout south-central Kansas. Today, the Red Cross shelter at 801 E. Market, in Derby, Kan. remains open, where mental health counseling has been available.
"Interestingly, despite all the assistance a person will receive through their recovery process, what people tend to remember most is that someone stopped to show they cared," said James Williams, Red Cross spokesperson. "Taking care of yourself emotionally is just as important as recovering physically."
Red Cross continues to evolve with the community's needs. Today Red Cross will be focusing on feeding, sheltering and damage assessment, which gives Red Cross a better picture of how it should respond.
"The recovery is still in its infant stages," Williams said. "As the community's needs change, Red Cross will adapt to provide the appropriate assistance."
There are ways people can and cannot help. While well intended, in-kind donations of clothing, food, water or other supplies are not needed. Red Cross appreciates the offers of help, but right now the best way to help disaster victims is with a financial donation by texting the word REDCROSS to 9-0-9-9-9 or by calling 1-800-RED-CROSS. While no blood drives have been canceled, Red Cross depends on generous volunteer blood donors to provide lifesaving blood in need – each and every day.
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The American Red Cross Midway-Kansas Chapteris on the scene in the Wichita area to help those affected by recent severe weather. An emergency shelter opened at 3 a.m. at the Derby Recreation Center,801 E. Market to help residents impacted by the storm by offering a safe place to stay, minor first aid and a shoulder to lean on.
"In the days and weeks to come, Midway-Kansas Chapter will be coordinating with emergency officials and local community partners to help residents impacted by the tornado get back on their feet," said
James Williams, Red Cross spokesperson. "The Red Cross will keep shelters open as long as needed, in addition to providing mobile feeding and mental health support to those affected by the storm."
The Red Cross offers thefollowing tips for those in the affected area to stay safer:
Continue listening to local radio or television stations or a NOAA Weather Radiofor updated information and instructions. If you are away from home, return only when authorities say it is safe to do so.
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"Booze, Bootleggers, and Bad Deeds: Mayor Clara Larsson and Prohibition in Troutdale"
Oregon Encyclopedia History Night
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- Tuesday, October 29, 2013
- 6:30 p.m. |
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About "Booze, Bootleggers, and Bad Deeds: Mayor Clara Larsson and Prohibition in Troutdale"
Troutdale was East Multnomah County's wettest town prior to Prohibition with as many as six saloons operating there. All of that changed when women got the vote in Oregon. The city first elected a female mayor and the following year voted for "local option," closing down the town's saloons.
Sharon Nesbit tells the story of the mayor who got thrown in the county jail, the pretty woman who took his job, the determined woman who shut down the saloons, and the city's lapse into clandestine drinking and bootlegging.
About Oregon Encyclopedia History Night
The Oregon Encyclopedia hosts a series of History Nights in collaboration with McMenamins pubs. Come join us for an enlightening evening of history, served up with food and a pint or two of good beer, and find out more about the history and culture of our state from OE authors. Bring your encyclopedia-worthy Oregon stories to share with the OE Editors-in-Chief.
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BAND DESCRIPTION: 189 total, 3 drum majors, 61 brass, 20 percussion, 60 woodwinds, 17 banner carriers, 28 color guards.
The Jackson Memorial High School Jaguar Marching Band was formed in 1967. Since its inception, the band has had only two band directors - Thomas Hutchinson (1967-1982) and Harold "Bud" McCormick (1983 – present). Notable performances include their 2012 performance for the Microsoft Grand Opening in Freehold, NJ featuring Lupe Fiasco and Cee Lo Green, the 2012 Drumline performance at a private memorial service for Levon Helm in Woodstock, NY, and participation many parades including the 2011 Cherry Blossom Parade in Washington DC, the 2010 IKEA Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade, the 2008 NY Giants Ticker Tape Parade and the 2005 George Bush Inaugural Parade.
The band has received many awards including the 2011 Group 6A Champion at USSBA, the Yahama Cup in East Rutherford, NJ, the 2010 Esprit de Corp Award at USSBA Nationals in Annapolis, MD and the 2010 Central Jersey Regional Champions, Group VI at TCNJ.
PERSONNEL: Harold "Bud" McCormick, director; Jason Diaz, assistant director; Marissa Parinello and Alyssa Rabo, drum majors.
PREVIOUSW APPEARANCES: This is the first appearance in the Rose Parade for the Jackson Memorial High School Jaguar Band.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Harold "Bud" McCormick has been the Jackson Jaguar band director since 1983. He has been nominated for "Who's Who Among America's Teachers" seven times. Bud was a member of Santa Clara Vanguard - DCI World Champions and the Reading Buccaneers – DCA World Champions. Bud's dedication to the band and its members is second to none. He is a visionary, leading his 180+ students in memorable and moving performances; often challenging our youth with the most difficult musical pieces that no other bands would attempt. This past year Bud was nominated by the United States Marine Corps of Washington DC as one of the top 3 Music Programs in the State of NJ.
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The music ministry of Montgomery United Methodist Church strives to glorify God through music in all gatherings and presentations. We strive to embody the gospel of Jesus Christ by reaching out to each other and the community and nurturing one another in the life of the church.
The chancel choir meets Wednesday evenings at 6:30pm in the Choir Room in the Education Building. Contact Kathy Hutson for more info.
The M&M Gals is a women's choir that meets Mondays at 4:30. Contact Marie Stephens for more info.
Our handbell group meets on occasion for special events. If you are interested in joining this group, please contact Kathy Hutson.
The music programs at MUMC offer opportunity for:
- Education
- Spiritual Growth
- Fellowship
- Participation in ministry
- Stewardship of gifts and talents
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All choirs are voluntary, and everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate, regardless of experience. All participants strive for excellence, dignity, reverence and integrity in all musical endeavors.
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Diesel revolutionizes denim with Jogg-jeans
Diesel finally merges comfort with technology with their brand new 'Jogg Jeans', launching officially on the 1st of July exclusively at Selfridges and Selfridges.com, and all we have to say is 'about time you guys did this'.
Getting to grips with the idea that nowadays we all wear denim jeans from morning till evening, Diesel has created a new generation of clothing.The Jogg-jeans are a new hybrid product category at Diesel, which combines two staples of the casual wear: denim and sweat. This way you get the best of both worlds, comfort and style as the woven and knitted fabric has the look of a jersey weaving that gives the garment 360° elasticity but it looks exactly like denim.
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Standard CentOS-6 does not have the capabilities to run Xen as a virtualisation host due to upstream vendor not shipping Xen in EL6. We are undertaking an effort to try and fix that, with the aim of providing people using Xen on CentOS-5 an upgrade path and also to provide people with an option should they not find KVM to be a suiteable Virtualisation technology in their workloads.
At this time, our efforts are to try and use as much of the content already in the distro, but also to bring in upstream traction from the xen.org project as well as use the new linux kernel content in the Linux-3.4 tree, which is the kernel.org longterm supported stable kernel. Hence the code in this repo is based on :
- Xen-4.2.x
- Linux Kernel 3.4.x (kernel.org long term stable kernel)
Blktap 2.5 userspace tools (https://github.com/xen-org/blktap)
- Blktap 2.5 drivers in the Centos6 Xen 3.4.x dom0 kernel
- Libvirt 0.10.x with drivers for both xm/xend and xl/libxl toolstacks
Its important that you take on board the fact that when you are done with this setup, you will no longer be running the standard CentOS linux kernel. The kernel we provide has not been processed by our upstream vendor and has not been through their QA process, however we are still confident that it should generally work for most people. Note that even when the 3.4.x kernel seems more recent than the 2.6.32 kernel in EL6, it might still have older versions of some drivers, resulting in different behaviour between the stock el6 kernel and the 3.4 kernel used for dom0, so you might need to update certain device drivers manually.
Note that this is only targetting CentOS-6/x86_64. We are not attemping a Xen-4 build for CentOS-6/i386 or for CentOS-5 at this point.
Known limitations :
- No UEFI support (and thus no Secure Boot). Xen hypervisor 4.2 does have UEFI support, but the Linux 3.4 dom0 kernel doesn't have UEFI support yet.
Known problems :
kernel 3.4 is missing broadcom bnx2 NIC firmware file "bnx2/bnx2-mips-09-6.2.1b.fw" so for example Dell R510 server NICs fail to work out of the box. Note that this is an upstream kernel.org problem. In kernel dmesg you'll see an error like: "bnx2: Can't load firmware file "bnx2/bnx2-mips-09-6.2.1b.fw"". To workaround the problem do: "cd /lib/firmware/bnx2 && ln -s bnx2-mips-09-6.2.1a.fw bnx2-mips-09-6.2.1b.fw". After that "ifdown ethX && ifup ethX" should work.
- libvirt 0.10.x libxl driver does not currently work properly. If you want to use libvirt/virsh/virt-install/virt-manager you need to use the xm/xend toolstack, which has a working libvirt driver, not xl/libxl.
Install Process
A repository with all the required code is available at : http://dev.centos.org/centos/6/xen-c6/ . To set this up on your machine :
cd /etc/yum.repos.d/ wget http://dev.centos.org/centos/6/xen-c6/xen-c6.repo yum repolist
Firstly, we need to install the newer kernel. To achieve that :
yum install kernel kernel-firmware
Ensure that the 3.4.x kernel and the corresponding kernel-firmware rpms are installed. And check that /etc/grub.conf is setup to boot this new kernel as default.
Second step is to install Xen :
yum install xen
Once that completes, check /boot/ for the presence of xen-4.2.1.gz and edit your /etc/grub.conf to add a stanza like :
title xen root (hd0,0) kernel /xen.gz dom0_mem=256M,max:256M loglvl=all guest_loglvl=all module /vmlinuz-3.4.24-4.el6.centos.alt.x86_64 ro root=/dev/mapper/vg_cs-lv_root rd_NO_LUKS KEYBOARDTYPE=pc KEYTABLE=uk LANG=en_US.UTF-8 rd_LVM_LV=vg_cs/lv_root rd_NO_MD quiet SYSFONT=latarcyrheb-sun16 rhgb crashkernel=auto rd_NO_DM rd_LVM_LV=vg_cs/lv_swap module /initramfs-3.4.24-4.el6.centos.alt.x86_64.img
Ensure that the path to /xen, /vmlinux and /initramfs are correct ( based on the other entries already in /etc/grub.conf ). Also consider tweaking the 256M dom0_mem parameter to match your site requirements. In most cases, a minimal install CentOS-6, with Xen-4 will be fine with 256 Mbytes of RAM for dom0 (see Bug 6893, so dom0_mem=256M,max:512M would get rid of the error message in that bug).
You should now be able to reboot the machine. When the machine comes back, check that the new kernel is running and xen is active by executing :
uname -a ; xl info
Setting up serial console
title xen with serial console root (hd0,0) kernel /xen.gz dom0_mem=1024M,max:1024M loglvl=all guest_loglvl=all com1=115200,8n1 console=com1 module /vmlinuz-3.4.24-4.el6.centos.alt.x86_64 earlyprintk=xen console=hvc0 ro root=/dev/mapper/vg_cs-lv_root rd_NO_LUKS KEYBOARDTYPE=pc KEYTABLE=uk LANG=en_US.UTF-8 rd_LVM_LV=vg_cs/lv_root rd_NO_MD SYSFONT=latarcyrheb-sun16 rhgb crashkernel=auto rd_NO_DM rd_LVM_LV=vg_cs/lv_swap module /initramfs-3.4.24-4.el6.centos.alt.x86_64.img
We're setting up Xen hypervisor (xen.gz) to use and log to the serial port, and dom0 Linux kernel (vmlinuz) is configured to log to the serial console through Xen hypervisor (console=hvc0), so both the Xen hypervisor and dom0 Linux kernel console messages appear on the serial console. For more information about setting up Xen serial console with non-standard serial ports etc: http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Xen_Serial_Console .
If you're experiencing trouble booting up the system please set up the serial console and capture the full boot logs for analysis. Most servers offer serial port in their management processor (iLO/iDRAC/IPMI/BMC), which you can actually use through the network (SOL = Serial Over LAN).
Note: see Bug 6893, so dom0_mem=1024M,max:1536M would get rid of the error message in the bug.
Installing a VM
At this point the libvirt tools do not work with the Xen-4.2 stack, so the distro virt tools might not work. The best way to install a new VM is to bootstrap using the pxe images. This process will work for both paravirt and full / hypervirt environments.
For CentOS-6 these images are located at http://mirror.centos.org/centos/6/os/x86_64/images/pxeboot/ and http://mirror.centos.org/centos/6/os/i686/images/pxeboot/ for 64bit and 32bit respectively. For CentOS-5 these images are located at http://mirror.centos.org/centos/5/os/x86_64/images/xen/ and http://mirror.centos.org/centos/5/os/i386/images/xen/ for 64bit and 32 bit respectively.
- Download the pxe images for the distro and arch you require
- Do any network setup needed ( you will need a bridge setup, refer to the example files in /etc/xen/ for more info )
- Setup storage you are going to use for the VM. eg, if using lvm and the VM is going to have a lv backing store : lvcreate -L 20G -n lv_dom1 /dev/vg_storage
- Create a basic config file that looks something like this
name = "domain-1" memory = "768" kernel = "/tmp/vmlinuz" ramdisk = "/tmp/initrd.img" disk = [ 'tap2:aio:/var/lib/xen/images/disk.0,xvda,w', ] vif = [ 'bridge=virbr0', ] vcpus=1 on_reboot = 'destroy' on_crash = 'destroy'
Note that the kernel and ramdisk lines point to the pxe boot images downloaded in step 2; if you have a kickstart file or want to send some specific parameters to the installer, you can use the 'extra' keyword in there as well.
You should now be able to 'xl create -c <config file>' and start the install process.
Once the install is done, you need to change the kernel line, remove the ramdisk link and add another extra line in the config file to fall back to the pv-grub process. These lines would now look something like this :
kernel = "/usr/lib/xen/boot/pv-grub-x86_64.gz" extra = "(hd0,0)/grub/menu.lst"
At this point you should be able to start the VM / DomU with 'xl create <configfile>' and check its running.


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