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El Salvadoreño offers a taste of El Salvador in JoCo
To standard pupusas and a hearty breakfast, this cafe adds an array of traditional dishes.By JILL WENDHOLT SILVA
The Kansas City Star
If youve never tried coleslaw for breakfast, you dont know what youre missing.
I like curtido on my eggs, the young waitress at El Salvadoreño says as she places an apothecary jar on the table. After opening the wire clasp, diners use a pair of tongs to fish out a helping of shredded cabbage and carrot spiked with the occasional wheel of jalapeño, all pickled in distilled white vinegar.
At first Im not sure if she is offering the curtido as a sort of lagniappe, a little extra thank you for sticking around when the café chairs were still upside down on tables at 9 a.m. It didnt take me long to figure out curtido may come as an occasional side with eggs, but it is obligatory when eating pupusas.
At lunch and dinner, El Salvadoran families and a group of laborers dressed in paint-flecked denim and sweatshirts hunched over plates of the heavy, griddled cakes made from corn masa. The curtido may be chased with a few squirts of a ketchup-style condiment that adds a bit of tomato-y flavor without any discernible trace of heat or sugar.
Its like how you cant eat a cheeseburger without lettuce or tomato, says café co-owner Benjamin Sol. You cant eat pupusas without that fresh crunch of curtido.
Is curtido traditional breakfast fare?
Sol says not everyone eats eggs that way, but he does.
Its almost like adding salsa so your eggs are ranchero style, he says.
El Salvadoreño joins Elsas, a new Ethiopian restaurant just a block down the street, as welcome additions to the downtown Overland Park dining scene.
The casual El Salvadoreño features garage doors and an interior that is clean and modern, with the sort of patio feel that is common to tropical locales. A mural of Savior of the World, one of San Salvadors most famous landmarks, rises up one wall and reminds me of Christ the Redeemer standing watch over Rio de Janeiro.
A folk-art painted canvas hangs over the bar and a few wooden spoons on the wall. A stuffed parrot mutely greets customers at the door. The male servers often wear the national teams soccer jersey.
Sol was born in Kansas City and grew up in Parkville. He met his El Salvadoran wife, Blanca, while both were working at Argosy Casino.
I fell in love and got engulfed in the culture, he says.
Benjamins day job: sous chef at the Embassy Suites. Blanca works as a server at the new Hollywood Casino but is in charge of the execution of her familys recipes at the cafe. Her brother, Jonathan, manages the day-to-day operations.
Like pupusas, the El Salvadoran-style breakfast can be ordered any time of day. The hearty repast includes eggs cooked to order, slightly sweet fried plantains, a dark refried bean dish garnished with crema and some homemade tortillas.
If Kansas Citians are already familiar with El Salvadoran cuisine, it is likely because they have been to a pupuseria. From there, the family hopes to introduce diners to a wide and varied menu that includes everything from the unintimidating pinchos (shish kebabs) to the slightly more adventurous whole fried tilapia. (Each item on the menu is illustrated with a photo.)
For a crash course, try the sampler platter, which includes a bean, cheese and chicharao (chunks of deep-fried pork) pupusa, a chicken tamale, fried yucca (similar to a potato), a beef pastel (basically a meat turnover or empanada) and an enchilada, which resembles the thickness of a pupusa, with the filling served on top. All for $10.99.
Or load up on pupusas, which sell for just $2.50 a piece.
Add a heaping helping of curtido and its doubtful youll have room for the canoa, a sort of Latin banana split filled with a fluffy cinnamon leche that has the consistency of marshmallow fluff, or the flan, a rich, eggy rendition with plenty of caramel punch.


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Last edited by Juan C Ayllon; 09-09-2006 at 03:38 AM.
You'll have to excuse my using this thread as a blog of sorts, but it's a good thing for me.
It's been a crazy last several weeks, as I'm into my third week of teaching high school business for the fall semester. The kids are pretty good, but man! They can be somewhat draining.
Me at my desk after another late night
I did a lot of writing and running around this last week and weekend.
Now, it's Monday and, looking at this week, I feel somewhat overwhelmed!
I've got planning to do tonight, a month-to-month contract to go over with a roommate who's renting a room, an interview with a boxer on Friday's fight card in Chicago, running and reading to do before bedtime.
Tomorrow, I'll begin my first classroom session of a class in expository writing at National Louis University, where I plan on getting my Masters in Writing.
Wednesday, I've got two interviews for Arturo Sanchez, the Operations Director of DRL, a boxing promotional concern in which Roberto Duran serves as partner. And running.
Thursday, I've got some reading prep and a small group meeting from my church from 7 PM until maybe 10 PM? I'll also try to squeeze in some running.
Friday, I've got the fights at the Aragon Ballroom.
Saturday, I think I'll collapse!
Thank God I have friends, eh? No girlfriends, which is fine. Just friends.
Not that I don't miss having one, because I do. But, it's just where things are at.
I've got to trust that someday that part of my life will come together as I'd like it to. But, in the meanwhile, I'll just keep on keeping on and be thankful for what I have.
Anyways, I've got to run.
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Never mind!
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Jean Luc Ponty
Forgive the funny little forray previously. I enjoy a good red wine in the evening, especially a good cabernet sauvignon.
A still from "Danny Deckchair"
Last night, a telephone interview with a fighter fell through and, exhausted, I rescheduled another one for next week, opened up a bottle of cab, and watched a funny movie called "Danny Deckchair." It was just what I needed.
Al Jarreau
This morning, I've enjoyed listening to some good jazz, such as the strains of jazz violinist Jean Luc Ponty during word processing class. It's great ambient stuff, if you've never heard it. I also kicked in some live Al Jarreau. Not a bad way to pass the morning, I might add!
Juan C. Ayllon
Last edited by Juan C Ayllon; 09-14-2006 at 12:29 PM.
Here's a short piece I drafted for a writing class I'm taking. It's supposed to be a piece about our "inner talk" on a typical morning. It had a limit of two pages, double spaced and I took it to the very limit. I've got mixed emotions of how it fared, but, oh well!
Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep
Huh? What? Uhhhhhh. God, thats so annoying! Eyes half-closed, I trudged those five steps or so to my dresser, tapped the snooze button, trudged back and, pulling my down comforter over me, collapsed into the womblike warmth of my bed.
Seemingly moments later, those piercing beeps pried me from the depths of unconsciousness once again. Resigned, I rose. I cant be late to work, I just cant.
Turning off the alarm, I made my way through the dark into my bathroom and turned on the light. Through puckered, bleary eyes, I spied a blurry silhouette of a tan man in frumpy underwear staring back at me in the mirror. He had a little pooch going on just above the waistband. Good thing I ran last night, I thought. Dont want that paunch sneaking back on me. Ive still got to losewhat20 lbs? Man!
The warm showers waters drizzled down, gently pushing back the cloudy veil enveloping me. The slightly spiced aromatic smell of Method Body Washthe Olive Leaf versiontitillated my senses.
I love this stuff! I wonder if itll give me split ends. I mean, its not exactly shampoo. But whos going to notice, anyway? Its not like Im going out with someone anymore, anyway. Crap. Here we go again.
That deep, pained hollow feeling ran through my chest cavity. Yeah, she was gone all right. We were still friends, but it wasnt the same. Sighing heavily, I closed my eyes. Leaning forward, my forehead touched the tiled wall. I took odd comfort as the warm, cascading waters washed over me. Moments passed in this silent reverie. The hissing of the waters jetting through the shower nozzle and the spattering sound it made droned soothingly in my darkness. Itll be all right. It just takes time. Dear God, just watch over her, please. And help me get through this. I need you.
Driving southbound on Haynesville Road, I pressed the down arrow key on my silver Razor cell phone, tapped the #7 four times, scrolled to Somethings Brewing, and pressed the green button.
Somethings Brewing, the perky female voice said on the other end of the line. She was studying art at CLC. Shes a neat kid, in an artsy-quirky kind of way.
Hey, its me, Juan.
You want your usual bagel and tall coffee, right, she asked.
Yeah, the low carb one with the low fat cream cheese.
Great! Itll be ready for you when you get here.
Thanks. See you then, I said, flipping the phone shut.
I love those low carb bagels, I thought. I dont know what it is, but that nutty, whole grain texture and taste, the cream cheese. Yum! And the coffee! Mixed with a little cinnamon, nutmeg, powdered cocoa, half and half and Splenda! Life is good. I really liked that combination of flavors, the smell of the coffee and the subtle jolt of caffeine. Plus, there was just something somehow edifying about stopping there. In a small way, it was a little like church, a part of my routine that soothed, comforted and reaffirmed me.
Speaking of which, glancing down, I saw that it was already 7:09. Crap! Im going to miss hearing that guywhats his name? Ah, Dr. Michael Easley! Yeah. His homespun, but educated message bolstered my faith and reminded me that in the overall scheme of things, everything will work out all right with Gods help. Sounds good to me.
Maybe I'm a sentimental guy, but I like Something's Brewing a lot. Here's a link to their website:
Something's Brewing, Inc. Web page
I just received this priceless gem from David "The Weezel" Estrada. It's entitled, "Another Use for Duct Tape."
This was priceless, as you'll see:
Thanks for the laugh, Weezel!
Me, slummin' it at the crib today
Hey, I stayed home today with a cold, caught up on some sleep and worked on some things around the house.
It gets kind of boring here at times. However, I've been also busy with lesson plans and all that fun stuff for school, homework and prepping for all the rest of this week.
On Saturday, I'll be covering a fight card in Hammond, Indiana and on Sunday, I'll serve as DJ for my my mom's party celebrating her 70th birthday at Cabs, where my brother, Luis, will host the festivities from about 1:30 PM until 4:00 PM or so. We're expecting about 50 people or so, which should be fun.
Afterwards, they'll open up the restaurant for regular dinner with jazz. I believe Emily Palmer, a sultry singer who does great covers on various pop songs, as well as select jazz standards, will be singing.
Check her out, if you get the chance!
Anyways, I hope you're all having a good start of the week.
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Hey Juan------You and I like the same wine, a good Cabernet Sauvginon is my wine of choice with a good Merlot second.
On a side note, my sister and brother in law, Rachel and Bob Egan own 166 acres of vineyard in Napa Valley Calfornia, that's north of San Franisco by the way, they sell their grapes to the winerys and they also make wine for their own personal use, now this is the good part, they sent me a couple of bottles of wine every couple of month, can't ask for more.
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Hey Frank,
You have no argument from me there. I'm a dyed in the wool red wine man, myself. I love cabs, merlots, zinfandel (as in red), and certain pinot noirs--especially David Bruce Pinot Noir. Great stuff!
That's terrific with your sister and brother in law taking care of you like that! I really want to come out and visit there next summer. If I make it out, perhaps you can introduce me to them and their vinyard?
Either way, my brother's a terrific chef and, as owner of Cabs Wine Bar Bistro in Glen Ellyn, he treats me to great wine and food, especially when I come down and shoot pics of events like these when "Uncle Boogie Pants," a wonderful cover band and creator or some good original scores, came to play at Cabs last weekend.
Anyways, it's getting late and I need to get to bed.
Talk soon, my friend,
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I need to throw another party sometime soon! Realistically speaking, I don't know when that'll happen, but no doubt sometime in the next six months or so!
That way, I can invite cool friends, serve cool cabs and entertainment and the like. Frank, you'll be at the top of the list of invitees!
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Thanks Juan
Love those pics.
That's my wife Connie sitting on the tractor and my sister Rachel looking on. I shot this pics. in 1980
This is part of my sister's and her husband Bob's vineyards
Juan, I hope you don't mind me posting this pics on this thread.
Last edited by kikibalt; 11-03-2006 at 11:56 AM.
Hi Frank,
Very cool pics! Thanks for sharing that with me.
I would like to see the vineyards with you and your wife. And who knows? Maybe I'll settle down one of these days and the four of us will go up and visit wine country together.
Have a terrific weekend, my friend,
For those who follow boxing in the Midwest, and for those of you who enjoy fun pics, you'll probably enjoy this piece I posted up on last weekend's fightcard in Hammond, Indiana:
Fight Report
I was pretty pleased with a lot of the photographs.
I'll be serving as DJ for a festival at my church in Lake Zurich, Illinois on Saturday. Last year, about a thousand people showed up.
You can see the details below:
If you're in the area, stop by and say hello!
Juan C. Ayllon
Last night, I had a great time at Cabs Wine Bar Bistro. My friend, Joe and I drove down there together, where we took in a local band--whose name escapes me at the moment. They were pretty good, covering Dave Matthews work with that sort of sound, other popular material, and their own stuff. They sounded great!
My friend, Joe (in white) walking past the band
Then, my friend, Renee dropped by. It was just what I needed, hanging out with cool friends like Joe and Renee!
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For those of you who are fans of David "The Weezel" Estrada, here is a link to a brief writeup following his win this last Saturday in Wisconsin:
Weezel Wins!
David's a good guy and also my sometime physical trainer. Speaking of which, I need to get back into training!
I just posted this piece up which I wrote for my writing class:
"The Weezel Looks to Keep Upward Roll Going vs. Turner This Saturday!"
We were supposed to incorporate the use of a myth with our work. I thought Estrada's career melded well with the myth of Sisyphus.
Let me know what you think!
Donovan George Interview
All I have to say about this latest interview is, "Wow."
Check it out.
David "The Weezel" Estrada forwarded me this message, which you might get a kick out of:
The Better Business Bureau received a complaint that AFLAC, the insurance company, was taking advantage of women on the street and stealing their money. This scam is netting COLD HARD CASH from unsuspecting individuals.
The thief uses children to distract the target. While admiring the cuteness of the kids they are robbed of their cash and never know what hit them.
A passerby happened to capture the photo below. Please use caution when distractions like this come along.
Don't say you weren't warned
Photographic Evidence of AFLAC Scam!
David Estrada will be fighting this Saturday at the Allstate Arena.
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Our own Juan Ayllon and my brother Mando during Mando's visit to Chicago
last weekend.
My sister in law Pat and Juan.
Juan Ayllon, Pat Baltazar, the couple in red are Pat's ex-husband and girlfriend,but I can't remember their names
Mando Baltazar and the girl from Hooter's
Last edited by kikibalt; 10-19-2006 at 01:34 PM.
Hi Frank,
Thanks for posting those pics! It was a pleasure meeting your brother, Armando, his wife and friends. I never knew that was her ex, though!
I will post pics shortly.
I've been pretty scarce 'round these parts as of late, as I've been very busy serving as a test administrator, in addition to teaching an overload at the high school I work at. For instance, on Monday, I arrived at 6:10 AM and left at 10:45 PM. I never knew that preparing a school for big tests was so much work! A week ago Wednesday, we administered the EXPLORER Test at the Ninth Grade Center and yesterday administered the PSAT to sophomores and some juniors. 789 kids actually took the test.
Anyways, tonight, I'm laying low and getting some much needed rest.
Talk soon,
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Armando Baltazar (right) with me at Cabs
That's my painting, by the way, of guitarist Pat Metheny and a drummer hanging behind us...
That's Armando with my brother, Luis
Armando, his wife, her ex and the girlfriend
Armando talking with Luis's wife, Lisa
The band, "Uncle Boogie Pants" playing. Armando seemed to enjoy this band.
Former Chicago Bears lineman, Revie Sorey--who used to block for Walter Payton before "Da Bears" won the SuperBowl--and Juan.
Luis's wife, Lisa, visits with Revie Sorey, his wife and friends at a table upstairs
Luis looks on as his friend, Dave Kinney sits in with the band playing his harmonica. If you've never heard him, let me tell you, Dave can play!
Several gals who like to drop by at Cabs
By the way, Lisa told me the gal on the far right helped break up the first fight at Cabs by grabbing him forcibly by a pressure point on his trapezius muscle, then escorting him out the door with her hand clutching his trachea.
That's tough!
Last edited by Juan C Ayllon; 10-19-2006 at 10:34 PM.
Ya thats Pat ex-husband, him and Mando get along pretty though, he is invited to Pat and Mando's barbecue's all the time, I met him a few times I just can't his name, but I alway been bad with names.
Karl Hegman sent me these pics to post from a recent boxing show:
Juan Diaz with some admirers
Middleweight prospect Chase Shields
CBZ photo contributor Kevin Keane with the great Evander Holyfield
Evander Holyfield in the ring
Last edited by Juan C Ayllon; 10-19-2006 at 09:13 PM.
Hey Frank,
That's cool! Your brother seemed really laid back and cool. I would love to hang out with you guys sometime next summer in So Cal.
I hope Armando didn't think I was rude. I visited with he, his wife and friends at the bar, then disappeared for a while shooting photos for my brother of the band, "Uncle Boogie Pants."
My friend, Joe, dropped by to see this gal who he hit it off with the last time he was at Cabs.
Last edited by Juan C Ayllon; 10-19-2006 at 10:04 PM.
Yes Mando is laid back, he has alway been that way.
I talk to Mando and Pat on Sunday after they got home, they told me that you seem to be a nice guy an that they appreciate you taking them to your brother's place, they also said they had a good time.
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May 15 – Happy Birthday David Adams
If the rumors circulating in the Yankee sports media are correct, David Adams will celebrate his 26th birthday on his first day as a member of the New York Yankees' big league roster. Today's Pinstripe Birthday Celebrant exemplifies just how difficult it is to make it to the Major Leagues. Born in Margate, Florida in 1987, this right-hand hitting infielder was drafted out of high school by the Detroit Tigers in the 21st round of the 2005 Amateur Draft. He chose to play collegiate baseball instead at the University of Virginia and in 2008, he was drafted again, this time in the third round and this time by the Yankees.
He has been climbing his way up the rungs of New York's minor league ladder during the past six seasons and dealing with injuries along the way. But he's played well at just about every stop, averaging right around three hundred and playing an acceptable second base. With a durable superstar in Robbie Cano playing second, the Yankees have been in no rush to get Adams to the Bronx. He doesn't have the range to play short and though he's been playing a lot of third base this season in Scranton, his lack of power makes it a long shot that the Yanks would groom him to replace A-Rod at hot corner. He's already old for a rookie but with the decimated left side of the Yankee's current infield already at the third and fourth string level, this may be the only shot Mr.Adams ever gets to do something special enough to remain in pinstripes or even the big leagues for that matter.
I'll be rooting for the guy for two reasons. Up until Adams gets called up the only Yankee born on this date is a guy named C.B.Burns who got one at bat for the Baltimore Orioles (who were the Yankees before the Yankees moved to New York) in 1902. The second reason I'd like to see Adams stick is his wife, Camille, who is an associate blogger of mine at the MLB Blog site. She writes about what its like to be a wife of a professional ballplayer and she does it very well. You can check her blog out here. Congratulations David and Camille for making it to the big show!


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The Best in Va. Beach – Was in Va. beach Labor day weekend. Went to Mary's after researching it on the web. So good we went to eat there for breakfast all 3 days we were there. One thing though, if you go and want sausage for breakfast get the links and not the patties. Still, best breakfast in Va. beach by far and will always go whenever I'm in town.
Excellent value for an excellent breakfast – Loved the breakfast there. The wait staff is nice and fairly prompt. The food was simply delicious. The servings were generous, but not "out of this world" large. Home fries were tasty and not greasy as they are in some places. I had an omelet with "the works", which I liked a lot. Unfortunately, by the time we got there around 11:30 am they ran out of the biscuits, but this did not spoil a very pleasant experience. A large breakfast for two with tea and coffee we paid about $17 after a 10% off coupon found in many of the area coupon books.
Bottom line: very highly recommended.
Mary's is..... to many, God's little thank you to those of us lucky enough to have found it. – Is it the best? Yes. There is no question that after 10 years plus of eating there...I have nevere been unhappy. The waitstaff has a special place in my heart....(ask the poor girl who threatened one of 'the girls'....SHE made a mistake:) The food is always delicious...cakes and pies are homemade by Lelia...the VERY efficient manager of 5? years. She also has a smile that would knock your socks off, even on the worst of days. (And I should know, if I'm having a bad day...I'll make a bee-line over there, providing it's before 3pm. 'Cus as everyone who KNOWS knows....they're open from 6am to 3pm.
Thanks ya'll...I really do love 'the Mary's'...Leli and those great gals...RENA, we miss you:), Alice and her 'blistas' and of course...DESSERT! And know THIS...if I invite you to eat at Mary's with me...your eating with my family. Love you guys...beth:)
Follow The Crowd – I went to Mary's for a quick breakfast and was surprised to find apprx. 20 people waiting for a table. This proved to be NO PROBLEM. A covered waiting area provides free coffee, the wait staff is prompt inside, and the flow of customers is impressive. Once inside the breakfast was as fine as one can make sausage and pancakes. One plate was only a couple of minutes late in our party of six and the waiter offered complimentary dessert. What a nice surprise. The experience was nice and in the end it was nice to be part of the "crowd"!
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A Bulverde man was among the dozens of people who were shot in a Colorado movie theatre massacre.
According to his parents, Brent Lowak, 27, is among the survivors.
In all, at least 12 people were killed and another 50 wounded when a lone gunman opened fire early Friday in a theatre in Aurora, Colo. The victims were watching an overnight screening of the new Batman movie, "The Dark Knight Rises."
"He was shot in the rear, in the buttocks area. They removed the bullet, but some shrapnel went all the way up to his shoulder," said Larry Lowak, Brent's father.
He said his wife answered the dreaded call early Friday morning. It was his son calling from the hospital, describing the horrific event.
Lowak said his son had traveled to Colorado, specifically to attend the movie opening with his longtime friend, Jessica Ghawi, a former San Antonio resident. He said both ducked for cover when they heard the gunfire, but Ghawi did not make it out of the theatre alive.
"I guess (Brent) went this way, she went that way. And then she started yelling out, 'I've been hit. I've been hit. I've been hit.'," Lowak explained. "I guess he was working his way back over to her, and then all of a sudden, there was just dead silence."
Brent Lowak underwent surgery and is expected to be OK — physically.
"There are going to be some tremendous emotional scars left out of this. There will be. There's no doubt," his father said.
This was supposed to be a quick trip to Colorado for Brent Lowak. His parents said he had taken a few days off from work to visit Ghawi.
Mike Mason said Brent Lowak works as a driver for his A First Class Limousine & Sedan, and was scheduled to return to work this weekend.
"He's a model employee," Mason said. "We just saw him Sunday, so it's amazing how things can happen like that."
Mason said he thinks of his four year long employee as a son. He and his staff will plan a warm welcome for Brent Lowak when he returns.
Lowak's parents, meanwhile, left Friday morning to be by their son's side in Colorado.
His father said he's having trouble understanding what motivated the gunman to do what he did.
"No doubt he's sick, really sick," said Larry Lowak. "I'm sure that he'll have to face a lot of trash for what he did. He deserves every bit of it. "


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John Guidetti levelled the scores from the penalty spot in the first half, but the Blues couldn't find the winning goal their overall performance merited.
With 1,726 fans braving freezing temperatures at Ewen Fields, the visitors were soon ahead after Freddie Veseli pulled down Cameron Stewart with a sliding tackle on four minutes.
William Keane saw his spot-kick well saved by David Gonzalez, but the rebound fell to straight to Keane who made no mistake with his second chance.
United's lead was relatively short-lived after great work by Guidetti and Alex Nimely who proved to be a constant thorn in the United defence, produced a richly-deserved equaliser.
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Entertainment options abound in FriscoFrisco, TX (WDAY TV) - This week, Frisco, Texas is all about football, but there's plenty to do for the thousands of fans who made the trip south besides catch the game.
This week, Frisco, Texas is all about football, but there's plenty to do for the thousands of fans who made the trip south besides catch the game.
As you head down Main Street into downtown Frisco, Texas, you pass none other than Bison Trail. It's as if this city, which has tripled in size over the last decade, was expecting a herd of North Dakota State football fans from the very beginning.
Mayor Maher Maso – Frisco Mayor: "From what I've heard, you guys will have a lot of tailgaters and a lot of fans here. I'm looking forward to meeting some of them and learning from them."
Quite a few of those tailgaters and many without tickets will wind most likely wind up at the Londoner Pub. The bar offers 30 beers on tap, plenty of TV's and it's only a few hundred yards from the stadium. And the atmosphere is truly authentic.
Keith Neaville – Manager, Londoner's Pub: "One thing is the owner, I mean he's a Brit, he had a pub over there in a Train Station and he brought that concept over here, so you are definitely not going to get what you get here anywhere else."
Everybody likes to try something new, and if it's Texas BBQ that you're looking for, we've heard the brisket at Rudy's is where it's at. And the restaurant actually shares a parking lot with the stadium
Jay Verver – General Manager, Rudy's: "Texas is all about BBQ, it's a huge thing down here and we pride ourselves with being the best in Texas. We got all natural wood-smoked meats. We feel get some people from way up north down here, they'll fall in love with it."
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Mayor Maso: "It's a very young community, a great place to raise a family, one of the safest places to raise a family. Men's Journal just voted us one of the best places in the U.S. to raise an athlete."
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Longtime Chester resident and educator Ellen Jane Grahlman passed from this life peacefully, at Seneca Health Care District Hospital Friday evening, May 17, 2013, at the age of 91.
Born in Seattle, Wash., on Oct. 26, 1921, to the late James and Florence (Hanson) Harrington, her father served a career in the military and the family traveled extensively throughout the world.
Ellen graduated from Vallejo High School as a member of the Class of 1939 and went on to attend college at the College of Pacific where she obtained her Bachelors of Science Degree in Chemistry.
It is while attending college she fell in love with her tutor in physics — a handsome young gentleman named Robert R. Grahlman — and the couple were united in matrimony on April 14, 1946, on the Campus of the College of the Pacific. To this union two daughters were born.
The newlyweds later moved to Berkeley where Richard continued his education. In 1948, following Robert's graduation, the couple moved to the northeastern California lumber community of Chester where Richard took employment as a forester with the Collins family at their Chester Mill.
First and foremost a loving wife and mother who always kept her family first, as Ellen's family grew up she began what became a 14-year career with the Plumas Unified School District as a home economics teacher at their Chester High School campus, a job that let her share her love of cooking and her talent as a seamstress. She retired in 1981.
Ellen enjoyed the outdoors thru hiking and fishing as well as traveling throughout the West with her husband.
In passing, Ellen leaves her loving husband of 67 years, Robert, of Chester; daughters Peggy Leonard and her husband John, of Grass Valley, Linda Halbert and her husband Jay, of Chico; her cherished grandchildren, Sage Hopkins and his wife Tammy, Holli Anderson and her husband Beau, and Bryn Alexander and her husband Jesse, along with her equally cherished great-grandchildren Venice, Gunner, Chance, Broen, Landon and Summer.
Along with her parents, she joins a sister in their eternal home.
Private family services will take place at a later date. An opportunity to express your condolences to the family along with signing the memorial guest register is available online at fehrmanmortuary.com.
Betty Bottomley left us to be with her father in heaven at 2 a.m. Friday, May 24, 2013. She was born Dec 1, 1927, in Georgetown Illinois to Jeremiah Cokeley and Mary Elizabeth Jackson.
She worked as an emergency room clerk at the Long Beach Hospital until retiring in 1987 at which time she and her husband moved to Lake Almanor. She loved the outdoors especially camping and fishing with her husband.
She is survived by her husband John Bottomley and five stepchildren. Her children, John ( Felicisima) Bottomley, Utica Ill , Raymond Bottomley, of Palm Beach, Fla. , Douglas (Chris) Bottomley of Walla Walla, Wash., Terrianne Amedee of Palm Beach, Fla., and Holly ( Paul) Schaad of Pearia, Ill. She also has fourteen grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren .
Along with her parents, she was preceded in death by one brother, Thomas Cokeley.
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A Celebration of Betty's life will take place at the graveside 1 p.m., Saturday, June 1, 2013, at Forest Lawn Cemetery-Long Beach. An opportunity to express your condolences to the family along with signing the memorial guest register is available online at fehrmanmortuary.com.
Edwin Sherman Butler was born on Dec. 31, 1932, and left this world on Feb. 1, 2013.
Ed was born and raised in Pasadena, and married Margaret S. Foerster in 1952. In 1956 he joined the Pomona Fire Department and moved his family to Pomona where he and "the wife" raised their four children. After retirement, he moved to Lake Almanor. In 2011 he and Margaret relocated to San Angelo, Texas. Ed lived a high-energy life filled with passion for his family. He had extensive knowledge of fire-fighting, hunting, training gun dogs, fishing, camping, hiking, shooting, gun-smithing, knife making, cooking and nature. Ed loved water skiing, snowmobiling, and in his later years enjoyed golf. In his spare time he was constantly active in community service, eager to lend a helping hand, a meal, a place to stay, or friendly advice.
Ed is survived by his devoted wife of 60 years, Margaret Suzanne Foerster; brother Al Butler and partner Sandy Olsen, of Cottonwood; son Stanley Butler and partner Sandia Slaby, of Olympia, Wash.; daughter Cheryl Ricci and husband Larry, of San Angelo, Texas; son David Butler of Waimanalo, Hawaii; daughter Nancy Munns; granddaughter Laura Elkins and husband Art; granddaughter Stephanie Reisner and husband Randy, all of San Angelo, Texas; granddaughters Meeghan Zahorsky and Natale Butler, of Olympia, Wash.; great-grandchildren Kaleb and Jade Reisner, Rachel and Gage Elkins, all of San Angelo, Texas; nieces Gail Butler and Leah Shark, sister-in-law Barbara Parry, all of Elsinore, Utah; and nephew Russell Butler, of Cottonwood.
There will be a graveside burial service held on June 9, 1 p.m at Chester Cemetery. Immediately following the service, a Celebration of Ed's Life will be held at the Edwin S. Butler Fire Hall at Peninsula Fire Station No. 2, LACC.
An opportunity to express your condolences to the family along with signing the memorial guest register is available online at fehrmanmortuary.com
Lake Almanor resident Patricia Elizabeth Ward died March 7, 2013, at her residence following a valiant battle with mesothelioma.
She was born Jan. 2, 1947, to John and Barbara (Elliott) Ward in San Francisco.
In passing Patty leaves her brothers John "Tinker" Ward of Squaw Valley, and Pierce Ward, of Chester.
She joins her father John and mother Barbara in their eternal home.
A celebration of Patty's life is planned for Saturday June 8, from 2-5 p.m. at 501 Feather River Drive, Chester, CA 96020. Inurnment will take place with her parents in the Mt. Tamapalis Cemetery in San Rafael, CA. An opportunity to express your condolences to the family along with signing the memorial guest register is available online at fehrmanmortuary.com. Patty had asked that any remembrances in her memory be made to Sierra Hospice's Camp HUG c/o Fehrman Mortuary and Crematory, P.O. Box 803, Greenville, CA 95947.
Hamilton Branch resident Evelyn Darline Ullrey died Sunday, May 26, 2013 at the Long Term Care Unit of Seneca Health Care District. She was 86 years old.
Born in Waco, Nebraska to the late David and Evelyn (Guest) Stewart on March 17, 1927, she was raised in Petaluma.
In passing Evelyn leaves her husband Willis "Bud" Ullrey, of Hamilton Branch; son Robert and his wife Nancy, of Woodland, and daughter Lisa D. Ullrey, of Lake Balboa, CA.
Along with her parents she joins two brothers in their eternal home.
Following cremation at Fehrman Crematory private family services will take place. An opportunity to express your condolences to the family along with signing the memorial guest register is available online at fehrmanmortuary.com.
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"Then was Jesus led up of the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted of the devil." --Matthew 4:1
A holy character does not avert temptation--Jesus was tempted. When Satan tempts us, his sparks fall upon tinder; but in Christ's case, it was like striking sparks on water; yet the enemy continued his evil work. Now, if the devil goes on striking when there is no result, how much more will he do it when he knows what inflammable stuff our hearts are made of. Though you become greatly sanctified by the Holy Ghost, expect that the great dog of hell will bark at you still. In the haunts of men we expect to be tempted, but even seclusion will not guard us from the same trial. Jesus Christ was led away from human society into the wilderness, and was tempted of the devil. Solitude has its charms and its benefits, and may be useful in checking the lust of the eye and the pride of life; but the devil will follow us into the most lovely retreats. Do not suppose that it is only the worldly minded who have dreadful thoughts and blasphemous temptations, for even spiritual minded persons endure the same; and in the holiest position we may suffer the darkest temptation. The utmost consecration of spirit will not insure you against Satanic temptation. Christ was consecrated through and through. It was his meat and drink to do the will of him that sent him: and yet he was tempted! Your hearts may glow with a seraphic flame of love to Jesus, and yet the devil will try to bring you down to Laodicean lukewarmness. If you will tell me when God permits a Christian to lay aside his armour, I will tell you when Satan has left off temptation. Like the old knights in war time, we must sleep with helmet and breastplate buckled on, for the arch deceiver will seize our first unguarded hour to make us his prey. The Lord keep us watchful in all seasons, and give us a final escape from the jaw of the lion and the paw of the bear.


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You probably think of Pittsburgh simply as the "Steel City" of the Industrial Revolution. But while maintaining the quaint, close-knit ethnic neighborhoods that were once mill towns and the historic landmarks that were once simply functional, the city has slowly grown into a cultural, clean and safe travel destination.
Pittsburgh's industrial heritage makes it a key genealogy destination, as well. Many families' journeys have led through Pittsburgh: The city was a magnet for European immigrants, especially during the "great migration" of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, because of those abundant mill and factory jobs. Pittsburgh will attract masses of family historians this spring, when the National Genealogical Society (NGS) convenes here for its annual conferenceand 100th birthday celebration. The May 28-31 gathering will honor the city's role in "Moving a Nation Westward" (see www.ngsgenealogy.org for program and registration details). Whenever you visit Pittsburgh, though, you'll find no shortage of places to explore history and your roots.
The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh (4400 Forbes Ave., 412-622-3114, www.clpgh.org) is one of the nation's original public libraries, dating to 1895. It houses more than 4 million resources. For histories, records
and directories of regional genealogical information, check the library's Pennsylvania Department of Genealogy www.clpgh.org/locations/pennsylvania/genealogy. Its resources include directories for Pittsburgh and surrounding cities dating as early as 1815, census records, immigration and passenger lists, and data on deeds, maps and cemeteries. While you're in this building, don't
miss the library and offices of the Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society (412-687-6811, www.wpgs.org), which boasts regional records unavailable elsewhere. For still more local information, pay a visit to The Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center (1212 Smallman St., 412-454-6000, www.pghhistory.org).
If you dare to delve into history as far back as the French and Indian War, take a stroll through scenic Point State Park (412-471-0235), where the city's three riversthe Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohiomeet, and stop by the park's Fort Pitt Museum (412-281-9284). This was the key to what was then the "west" for both the French and British, just as Pittsburgh became an important departure point for later settlers heading to the Northwest Territory.
If this gets you in the mood to go museum hopping, you've come to the right place. Local steel tycoon Andrew Carnegie established the Carnegie Institute in 1895. Today, four Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh www.carnegiemuseums.org thrive: the Carnegie Museum of Art and the Carnegie Museum of Natural History (both $8 adult admission, both adjacent to the library at 4400 Forbes Ave., 412-622-3131), as well as the Carnegie Science Center ($14 adult general admission, 1 Allegheny Ave., 412-237-3400) and The Andy Warhol Museum ($8 adult general admission, 117 Sandusky St., 412-237-8300), celebrating the works of another of Pittsburgh's famous sons.
Once you've walked the libraries, you'll want to climb the mountain. Beginning in 1870, inclinescable-powered boxes resembling trolley carstransported mill workers from their homes atop Mount Washington, which overlooks the city from across the rivers, down the steep slope to their jobs at the riverside mills. Two remain in operation today: the Monongahela Incline (Station Square, 412-442-2000) and the Duquesne Incline (1197 W. Carson St., 412-381-1665).
If your ancestors lived in Pittsburgh, chances are they either worked in the steel mills or lived in a community of people who did. The Steel Industry Heritage Corporation (623 E. 8th Ave., 412-464-4020, www.riversofsteel.com) offers tours of the remaining mills May through November, either by bus or by boat. Be sure to make reservations in advance.
Today, the Nationality Rooms at the University of Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning showcase the legacy of these immigrants (1209 Cathedral of Learning, 412-624-6000, www.pitt.edu/~natrooms). Construction began on the 42-story Gothic cathedral in 1926, and the 26 Nationality Rooms were completed from 1938 to 2000, each room dedicated to a different heritage. Adult admission to these rooms on the ground floor of the nation's tallest academic building is $3.
The railroad also was key to the thriving city's economy in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Today, the city honors and celebrates that history at the restored Station Square www.stationsquare.com across from downtown. This historic site originally was the yards of the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad, but today houses an outdoor museum along the tracks, a hotel and 40-plus specialty shops (many of which feature art and other regional items) and restaurants. Both inclines are easily accessible from the station.
To let your inner child in on your historical trip, spend a day at one of the city's two historic amusement parks, open May through September. Kennywood Park's first roller coaster was built in 1902, and the park still features restored wooden rides today (4800 Kennywood Blvd., 412-461-0500, www.kennywood.com). General admission is $8 and ride-all-day passes range from $22.95 to $27.95. Or venture a bit farther from city limits to Idlewild Park, originally built in 1878 (50 miles from Pittsburgh on Route 30 E., 724-238-3666, www.idlewild.com). It features a water park and Story Book Forest, begun in 1956 to bring nursery rhymes to life. Fun Day passes are $19.95.
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in the heart of downtown, consider the Ramada Plaza Suites and Conference Center (1 Bigelow Square, 800-225-5858, www.plazasuites.com). The Sheraton Station Square Hotel (7 Station Square Drive, 888-729-7705) offers an up-close view of the city from just across the river.
For a low-budget meal with a regional flavor, try one of the Primanti Brothers locations across the city (central downtown location: 2 S. Market Place, 412-261-1599.) Here you'll experience "The Original Pittsburgh Sandwich," featuring french fries and coleslaw in between the bread with the rest of your fixings. For Pittsburgh Magazine's choice for "Best Steak in Pittsburgh" in a casual downtown atmosphere, visit Ruth's Chris Steak House (6 PPG Place, 412-391-4800). You can combine upscale dining and a taste of history at the Grand Concourse (Station Square, 412-261-1717): This former train station has been converted into an elegant restaurant along the railroad tracks that offers its diners a chance to "take a step back in time."
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Today has been another weigh in and measurement day Day 14, the second rest day. I saw a little change this week in weight. I was 236.0 this morning, a few ounces heavier than the mid week, where I was 235.6. I think that was due to a lack of constant meal control, My wife the meal preparer, the one that makes sure I get my appropriate portion.
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This morning was a good upper workout, I will be lucky to be a ble to scratch my back tomorrow. Shoulders are still burning. Did my post workout protien shake (Myoplex French Vanillia unmixed). I still feel like I could eat my desk. Breakfast is still an hour away. I am still holding 235 after 1/2 of a large Dominos Pizza yesterday. Cheat days are great.
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I am only taking the CLA in half doses to make it last longer. 30 days a bottle instead of 15 days. SO wee will see. But eitherway I feel better, more energetic.
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Well I am into week 5 and still going strong. So far I have lost 12 lbs and 6 % body fat taken by calipers. SO I am stoked. It all seems like routine now. Which is a good thing, the difference is I am still excited about the changes so the routine does not get boring.
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The state that saw its hospitality business tank most quickly after September 2001 was among the first to recover — and come roaring back. Hawaii in 2005 was near or at capacity with almost 7.5 million visitors, the islands' best year ever. Hotels intend to make the best of the good times, so rates and surcharges are up, and planners looking to squeeze in a few unexpected qualifiers at the last minute might find there is no room at the inn.
Hotels and resorts are following an increasingly popular trend of remodeling and repositioning themselves to target more affluent guests. This is especially true in areas such as Waikiki and the Kohala Coast, where there is no more room to build. Instead, hundreds of millions of dollars are being spent on rehab projects.
An increasingly popular alternative to hotel-based meetings is meetings at sea. Incentive cruises too are trendy, and company execs are discovering that business-related cruises offer convenience and some economic advantages over land-based meetings.
One is the package deal. Cruise operators can roll airfare, lodging, audiovisual, planning, entertainment, food, and even taxes into one price tag. Norwegian Cruise Line, Hawaii's largest cruise operator, is able to combine a tropical cruise environment with corporate and individual tax deductibility for meeting expenses, because NCL Hawaii has two rare U.S. — flagged ships in its fleet. The Pride of America's entire top deck is dedicated to conferences and meetings. Launched last year, the ship has boardrooms for 10 people and an auditorium for 260. The Pride of Aloha also offers meeting facilities. Another nautical development, the Hawaii Superferry, is on track for a 2007 launch. The Superferry will be able to transport 900 people, 200 cars, and 15 trucks between Oahu and Maui or Kauai in three hours.
The Waikiki Beach Walk (with 90,000 square feet of retail shops, restaurants, an entertainment plaza, and outdoor venues) involves the redevelopment of almost eight acres of land. The $460 million project is expected to be complete next year.
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Waikiki Parc, a 297-room boutique hotel in central Waikiki, will undergo a complete renovation to be completed by November.
The investment company that owns Turtle Bay Resort is planning to expand on oceanfront property at Kawela Bay — a secluded bay on the North Shore — in accordance with an agreement reached with the city in 1986 to eventually build 3,500 additional hotel and condo units. The agreement includes provisions for a hotel at Kawela Bay, which is adjacent to Turtle Bay. The Pacific Rim Conference Center at Turtle Bay has more than 31,000 square feet of event and pre-function space.
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I assume this is a hot water system, not steam?
Even still, as much as I like pex, i wouldn't want to see pex used for a radiator system. You're flirting with its temperature limits. Its good for radiant floors (which usually are operating more in the 125 degree range), but I'd be wary of using it for radiators, which usually operate in the 160-180 degree range (180 is usually the max rating for the piping). I think Uponor might actually have a max 200 degree rating (if memory serves me right), which would ease the concern a bit.
That's not to say that it can't be done, but you better be careful with your controls and run a conservative temperature, which might require higher pump speed to provide adequate heat.
Is there no access to make a transition from the pex to a brass stubout? You might be best off making a hole in the ceiling below if necessary to make the change.
I think the O.D. of 1" is 1 1/8". You could probably slide a 1 1/4" pipe over top of the exposed pex, make the pex connection, then slide the pipe back up and hold it in place with an escutcheon.