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If the combination in this title sounds like a winner to you, you're going to love the Bershka September 2011 lookbook. Shot by Sergi Jasanada, it features a bored-but-sultry model with bleached out tresses and black lace up booties, posing in the latest from the Spanish umbrella group. From sheer lace skirts to soft-tailored peach blazers and high-waisted harem pants, the looks are a lookbook addict's dream. But our favorite is by far the fur jacket over denim workshirt combo, topped off with red hot lips and a leather skirt. Does it get any more badass than that? See the full lookbook below.
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1A 22-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for drunken driving after being stopped for a burned out headlight on County Line Road at Pheasant Lane at 2:25 a.m. Nov. 30. His blood alcohol content was 0.11.
2A "campsite" was reported on a private beach in the 1500 block of West Fairy Chasm Road at 2:45 p.m. Dec. 1. A fire pit, chair, mattress/raft, pink sleeping bag, empty beer and liquor bottles, a Mayan calendar, a Buddha statue, a pink plastic flamingo and incense were found and removed.
3Three Milwaukee females, 17, 18 and 19, were arrested for theft of 15 items valued at $279 from Old Navy, 9094 N. Green Bay Road, at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 17. Employees saw one carrying a pile of clothing in her arms. She stopped and put a few back on a table and then carried the rest out of the store. Another was seen filling her purse and also walking out of the store. The girls fled in a car but were stopped driving south in the 7700 block of Interstate 43.
4Two flat screen TVs valued at $300 were taken from the 8900 block of North Park Plaza Court during the day Nov. 18. There was no sign of forced entry.
5A table saw valued at $499 was taken from a storage unit at Stratford Village, 8273 N. Teutonia Ave., sometime after Nov. 16 and reported missing at noon Nov. 21.
6A 13-year-old Brown Deer girl was cited and turned over to a parent for disorderly conduct after using profane language at a playground near Brown Deer Middle School, 5757 W. Dean Road, about noon Nov. 21.
7A 29-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for drunken driving and refusal to take a breath test after running over a curb and knocking down a tree in the 6400 block of West Bradley Road at 8:50 p.m. Nov. 22. When asked what happened he said, "I do not know." The man admitted having two beers two hours before and failed field sobriety tests.
8A 17-year-old Brown Deer boy was arrested for driving a car without the owner's consent after taking a car belonging to a friend's mother in the 7800 block of North 47th Street sometime Nov. 24. He was at the home when the owner left for church and said after finding the car keys, he decided to drive around awhile admitting it was wrong but saying he had no intention of keeping the car. Later he let another boy drive it and after it ran out of gas in the 8700 block of Interstate 43 about 4 p.m. Nov. 26, he fled the car, he said, to get gasoline. He was stopped by Fox Point police and picked up because of being reported as a runaway. The boy had been reported as a runaway dozens of times this year and most recently he was sent home after arriving at Brown Deer High School "reeking of marijuana" the morning of Nov. 19.
A 38-year-old Brown Deer woman was arrested for disorderly conduct/domestic violence related and domestic violence while armed after threatening a man with a knife, hitting and throwing objects at him at 6:15 p.m. Nov. 26. The woman also slashed four tires causing $600 damage. The woman admitted having the knife but denied using it or threatening the man in any way. She did say he "disrespected" her and had "come at her." The victim signed a 72-hour no contact order.
9A nonresident man, age not available, was arrested for drunken driving with a prior conviction and driving after revocation, OWI related, and warned for speeding 45 mph in a 35 mph zone in the 8400 block of North Port Washington Road at 3:28 a.m. Dec. 1. The man said he had two drinks and after failing a field sobriety test said, "I've tried this sober and it is difficult." His BAC was 0.17.
10A nonresident female was cited for hit and run causing damage to property after driving into a ditch and damaging the lawn in the 7100 block of North Crossway Road early morning Dec. 1. Police met with the female after her car was towed asking why she didn't report the accident and left the scene. She said the first thing she did was call a cab and then her phone went dead. She also said she wasn't sure what she should do since she'd "never been in that position before" and in any case didn't think her car was a hazard.
11A catalytic converter was taken off a van at General Plastics, 2609 W. Mill Road, sometime Nov. 21 to 27. Damage was $300.
A resident said that at least 30 credit card accounts had been fraudulently opened in his name over the last months and reported Nov. 26.
12A 22-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for theft and possession of a anti-theft removal devise at Boston Store, 5701 N. Lydell Ave., at 2:40 p.m. Nov. 24. She filled a large hand bag with men's fragrances valued at more than $200 and fled the store. When stopped, the woman, who was "extremely uncooperative," answered most questions with "Go (expletive) yourself." She admitted having anger management problems and was seeing a doctor. When told she was banned for life from Bayshore she said, "I could care less."
A 26-year-old Glendale man was arrested for battery/domestic violence related after he hit and shoved a woman and then grabbed her by the hair pulling out hair weaves at 11 a.m. Nov. 26. He admitted shoving her but denied hitting or pulling her hair saying she pushed him.
13A 20-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for possession of marijuana, theft and a Waukesha warrant at Pick 'n Save, 1735 W. Silver Spring Drive, at 2:25 p.m. Nov. 26. The woman was seen taking a black knit cap from a shelf and going into the bathroom. She exited without the cap leaving behind a strong odor of burned marijuana. When stopped she admitted taking the cap saying it was cold outside and also admitted smoking marijuana in the bathroom. She was found with a marijuana cigar weighing 1 gram.
14 51-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for theft of jewelry valued at more than $500 from Boston Store, 5701 N. Lydell Ave., at 4 p.m. Nov. 26. The man was seen removing the tags and putting the jewelry into his pockets. He was stopped as he left the store.
15A briefcase and cooler, value not listed, was taken from a car in the 5200 block of North Port Washington Road between 4:45 and 6:45 p.m. Nov. 26. A window was broken to gain entry causing $450 damage.
16A 14-year-old boy and two 17-year-old girls, residences not listed, were arrested for theft from Boston Store, H&M and Forever 21, all in Bayshore Town Center, 5800 N. Bayshore Drive, at 4:45 p.m. Nov. 27. One left Boston Store carrying a large bag which set off the alarm. They drove but were stopped. One girl denied taking anything but the other girl and the boy both admitted shoplifting. The girls had clothing and jewelry valued at more than $400 and the boy had items valued at about $36.
Two residents reported getting calls from grandsons who needed money on Nov. 26 and Nov. 29. One was told his grandson was in a Mexican jail and the other that her grandson was at a Mexican wedding and both needed money. The grandparents did not send any money because both knew the calls were a scam.
17A student, age and gender not available, was cited for theft of four memory cards valued at more than $150 taken from computers at Nicolet High School, 6701 N. Jean Nicolet Road, at 1:25 p.m. Nov. 29.
18A robbery was reported at TCF Bank, 1735 W. Silver Spring Drive at 1:42 p.m. Dec. 2. A man, not displaying a weapon, passed a note to the teller. He was described as in his 20s, about 5'4" tall, thin and wearing a gray hooded sweat shirt and a black knit cap. He fled on foot.
No reportable incidents.
19Solar lights, value not listed, were taken from the 4400 block of North Morris Boulevard sometime Nov. 21 to 23.
20An unsecured bicycle valued at $300 was taken from a front porch in the 3800 block of North Bartlett Avenue on Nov. 22 or 23.
21Four tires and rims valued at $3,500 were taken from a car in the 4500 block of North Wilson Drive on Nov 23 or 24 and reported Nov. 25.
22A resident reported finding a needle/metal object in a candy bar in the 1500 block of East Capitol Drive on Nov. 25. The candy was collected during Halloween trick or treat. No injuries were reported.
23A wedding ring valued at $1,200 was taken from the 4400 block of North Oakland Avenue on Nov. 24 to Nov. 26. There was no information regarding forced entry.
24A door had been forced open to an empty apartment in the 800 block of East Glendale Avenue on Nov. 23 and reported Nov. 25.
25A 28-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for possession of marijuana and open intoxicants and warned for speeding 48 mph in a 30 mph zone in the 1100 block of East Capitol Drive at 3:20 a.m. Nov. 25. A bottle of cognac was found in the car along with 5 grams of marijuana.
26A credit card was taken from a purse at a business in the 4400 block of North Oakland Avenue sometime Nov. 14 to 16 and reported Nov. 27. The card, used at a Milwaukee Walmart charging more than $600, was canceled.
27Copper pipes and fittings, value not listed, delivered by a construction company were taken from a residence in the 2100 block of East Beverly Road on Nov. 25 or 26.
28A lawn mower, valued at $300 was taken from the 5200 block of North Berkeley Boulevard on Nov. 20 or 21.
29A mountain bike valued at $250 was taken from a bike rack at Richards School, 5812 N. Santa Monica Blvd., during the day Nov. 27. The owner called police on Nov. 28 to report the bike had been returned.
A 29-year-old Whitefish Bay woman was arrested for disorderly conduct/domestic violence related after a report of her and her live-in boyfriend, 26, fighting at 3:45 p.m. Nov. 29. An Assistant District Attorney issued a "No Process" and police then issued disorderly conducts to both the woman and the man.
A resident reported eggs being thrown out of dark van near Ch teau Place and Lydell Avenue about 9 p.m. Dec. 1. The police were unable to find the van. Another resident reported his car being "egged" in the 1200 block of East Henry Clay Street on Dec. 1 or 2. No damage was reported.
30A 24-year-old man and two women, 22 and 23, all of Milwaukee and a 21-year-old Madison man were mailed citations for theft after a resident reported people taking Christmas decorations from yards in the 4900 block of North Ardmore Avenue early morning Dec. 2. The suspects were stopped by Shorewood police in the 3900 block of North Morris Boulevard and stolen decorations were recovered including a wooden snowman and a stuffed Snoopy dog.
Firefighters responded to 111 calls, 85 emergency medical and 26 fire/rescue, Nov. 26 to Dec. 2.
31Carbon monoxide levels of 60 PPM were found in a home in the 9100 block of North Goldendale Drive, Brown Deer, at 10 a.m. Nov. 27. The home was evacuated and ventilated and the furnace turned off. Levels dropped and the homeowner was told to have the furnace serviced. No injures were reported.
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Corvallis (Or.); Forest Restoration Partnership; Gagliasso, Donald (City of Corvallis (Or.), August , 2007)[more][less]
Abstract: This plan has two main goals. First, to provide silvicultural prescriptions that can reduce the risk of property loss, due to wildland fire, in the Vineyard Mountain subdivision. Second, to promote a better understanding of how to take preventative measures that may help prevent the loss of structures during a wildland fire. This plan also discusses the potential for both crown fires and surface fires in the Vineyard Mountain subdivision, and makes recommendations to help reduce the risk of property loss in the case of such fires. [From the Plan] Description: 45 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Includes map and figures. Published August, 2007. Captured May 20, 2008. URI: http://www.oregon.gov/ODF/FIRE/docs/PREV/VMCWPP.pdf
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Corvallis (Or.); Benton County (Or.); Winterbrook Planning (Firm) (City of Corvallis (Or.), December 6, 2004)[more][less]
Abstract: The Natural Features Project provides comprehensive information about the location and condition of natural resources and hazards within the Corvallis urban growth boundary (UGB). This information is needed by the City of Corvallis, Benton County, property owners, and the general public to make decisions about land use planning. The Natural Features Project and the associated inventories respond to the requirements of the Oregon statewide planning goals, primarily Goals 5, 6, and 7, and associated administrative rules. The Natural Features Project information will be used, in conjunction with other information and with substantial public input, to implement the Corvallis 2020 Vision Statement and the Corvallis Comprehensive Plan (1998). Both the Statewide Planning Goals and the Corvallis Comprehensive Plan direct the City to achieve a balance that provides a sufficient supply of buildable lands to meet the City's needs for housing and economic development, protects significant natural features, and reduces risks from natural hazards. The Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development (DLCD) has directed the City of Corvallis to complete this work within the next several years. [From the document] Description: 484 pp. OCR and bookmarks supplied by UO. Tables, figure. Referenced maps not included. Published December 6, 2004. Captured April 15, 2009. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/9119
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Adamus, Paul; Pacific Habitat Services; Winterbrook Planning (Firm); Ecotrust; Salix Associates; Corvallis (Or.); Wilson, Lovema (City of Corvallis (Or.), November 16, 2004)[more][less]
Abstract: This Local Wetlands Inventory (LWI) is a part ofthe 2003 Corvallis Natural Resources Inventory. The LWI includes all wetlands within the Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) at least 0.5 acres in size and uses the standards and procedures of Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR) 14186- 110 through 141-86-240. The LWI also includes an assessment of the quality and function of the inventoried wetlands and a determination of their significance. [From the document] Description: 137 pp. OCR and bookmarks supplied by UO. Charts, tables. Referenced map not included. Published November 16, 2004. Captured April 15, 2009. URI: ftp://ftp.ci.corvallis.or.us/cd/outgoing/Adopted%20Land%20Development%20Code%20Phase%20III%20Provisions/nfp-order2004-161b.pdf
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Creswell (Or.) (City of Creswell (Or.), June , 2007)[more][less]
Abstract: One of the tasks in Creswell's Comprehensive Plan Update is an inventory and analysis of natural resources. The City of Creswell Natural Environment Inventory and Report (Report) provides a basic summary and inventory of these resources, including a broad-level review that will support natural resources-based policies and recommendations to be included in the Comprehensive Plan Update. [From the Inventory] Description: 32 pp. Bookmarks modified by UO. Published June, 2007. Captured January 15, 2008. URI: http://www.ci.creswell.or.us/pdf/CreswellNaturalEnvironment.pdf
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Damascus (Or.); Winterbrook Planning (Firm) (City of Damascus (Or.), July , 2007)[more][less]
Abstract: The City of Damascus, through a Goal 5 Planning grant from the Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development, retained a consultant team led by Winterbrook Planning to conduct an inventory of natural resources within the city limits. The inventory addresses the following natural resources: wetlands, riparian corridors, wildlife habitats, groundwater resources, and Oregon scenic waterways. This inventory addresses Statewide Planning Goal 5, which requires local governments in Oregon to protect natural resources and conserve scenic and historic areas and open spaces. The inventory is part of the City's efforts to address long-term growth management goals and to complete a Comprehensive Plan for the new City, which was incorporated in November, 2004. [From the Document] Description: 285 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Includes maps and figures. Published July, 2007. Captured January 15, 2008. URI: http://www.ci.damascus.or.us/references/misc/Natural%20Resouces%20Report.pdf
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Eugene (Or.); Springfield (Or.); Water Work Consulting; Upstream Connection; Lane County (Or.); Lane Council of Governments (Or.); Metropolitan Wastewater Management Commission (Eugene, Or.); Springfield Utility Board; Eugene Water & Electric Board; Willamalane Park and Recreation District (Eugene (Or.), September 19, 2002)[more][less]
Abstract: The purposes of this assessment are to: inform local government staff, elected officials and interested citizens about the current condition of key aquatic and riparian indicators relative to historic conditions; assist MECT agencies with preparation of an action plan for habitat conservation, enhancement, and restoration planning for aquatic and riparian resources, and fishes listed under the federal Endangered Species Act; provide preliminary site-specific recommendations for protection, restoration, and enhancement of habitat; [and] identify key gaps in information and monitoring related to these resources. [From the Plan] Description: 226 pp. Bookmarks modified by UO. Includes maps and figures. Published September 19, 2002. Captured January 29, 2008. URI: http://www.eugene-or.gov/portal/server.pt/gateway/PTARGS_0_2_29466_0_0_18/Cover_MECT_Final_Assmnt_Nov02.pdf
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Eugene (Or.) (City of Eugene (Or.), November 15, 2005)[more][less]
Abstract: Oregon's statewide planning goals provide the framework for land use planning within the state. Statewide Planning Goal 5 requires all Oregon cities and counties "to conserve open space and protect natural and scenic resources." The Goal itself, plus Oregon Administrative Rules establish specific procedures and criteria for Goal 5 compliance. The City of Eugene was required by the Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development (DLCD), through the Metropolitan periodic review work program, to address Goal 5 requirements for wetlands, riparian corridors, and wildlife habitat sites. This Plan contains several components of the City's Goal 5 process for wetlands, riparian corridors and wildlife habitat. [From the Plan] Description: 37 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Incudes maps. Adopted November 14, 2005. Captured January 18, 2008. URI: http://www.eugene-or.gov/portal/server.pt/gateway/PTARGS_0_2_191389_0_0_18/Cons_WR_Cons_Plan_Sec_1-2-3a.pdf
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SWCA, Inc; Beyer, Erica; Salix Associates; Holzhauser, Nancy; Winterbrook Planning (Firm); Environmental Solutions, Inc.; Mitchell, Katie; Reed, Jim; Galen, Christie; Hayes, Marc P.; Gleason, Dan; Wison, Barbara; Eugene (Or.); Brooks, Tim (City of Eugene (Or.), August , 2007)[more][less]
Abstract: This report contains documentation of a five-month inventory and assessment of over 2600 acres of upland habitats on public and private land in the South Ridgeline area of Eugene, Oregon. The South Ridgeline Habitat Study (SRHS) was undertaken to document the location, quantity, and quality of upland habitat, and suitability of habitat for uncommon and rare species in the area, and to do so in a way that meets the inventory standards contained in the administrative rules for Statewide Planning Goal 5.... This report contains: 1) background information about the study area, including ecological history; 2) methodology for inventory and assessment ratings; and 3) a summary of results. [From the Document] Description: 177 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Includes maps and figures. Published August, 2007. Captured January 23, 2008. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/5529
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Eugene (Or.); Lane Council of Governments (Or.); Eugene (Or.). Planning and Development Dept.; Eugene (Or.). Public Works Dept.; Eugene (Or.). Financial Management Services Division; Eugene (Or.). Business Assistance Team; Eugene (Or.). Intergovernmental Relations Dept.; Lane County (Or.) (City of Eugene (Or.), May , 2004)[more][less]
Abstract: There were four major objectives of the West Eugene Wetlands Special Area Study: 1. To use the best information to help the community understand the choices available; 2. To find a balance between environmental protection and sound urban development which meets state and federal laws and regulations; 3. To provide opportunities for involvement of all interested segments of the community in Plan development; and 4. To turn a perceived "wetlands problem" into a "wetlands opportunity" for the community.... this Plan addresses wetlands and economic development as critical parts of a healthy, livable community. While the plan contains more detailed goals, policies, and recommended actions, the thrust of the Plan can be understood by reviewing the following highlights, the Wetland Designations Map (Map 3) and the Wetlands Conceptual Plan Map (Map 4). [From the Plan] Description: 95 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Includes maps and figures. Published May, 2004. Captured January 17, 2008. URI: http://www.eugene-or.gov/portal/server.pt?open=18&objID=214852&parentname=CTPortalSyndicator&parentid=0&mode=2&in_hi_userid=2&cached=true
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Grants Pass (Or.); David Evans and Associates (City of Grants Pass (Or.), January 7, 1998)[more][less]
Abstract: [T]he plan was prepared to meet a portion of the [Oregon] Statewide Planning Goal 5: To conserve open space and protect natural resources.... Second, the plan was developed to meet specific goals of the Grants Pass community... Third, the plan was prepared as a data base for future decision making. [From the Plan] Description: 248 pp. Maps, charts, tables, appendices. Adopted January 7, 1998. Captured July 24, 2009. URI: http://www.grantspassoregon.gov/Modules/ShowDocument.aspx?documentid=786
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Hood River (Or.) (City of Hood River (Or.), August , 2005)[more][less]
Abstract: This analysis addresses the land use consequences of protecting Goal 5 resources in the City of Hood River's Columbia River Infill Waterfront Area or the allowance of these resources to be reduced or lost.... Objectives for the criteria were: to identify riparian corridors that provide medium or high levels of one or more riparian corridor functions; to identify riparian corridors that provide habitat for rare, threatened, endangered or sensitive species or are important fish and wildlife habitat; to minimize the [effect] of riparian corridor setbacks on property owners while still protecting riparian corridor functions. [From the Document] Description: 42 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Referenced map not included. Adopted 2004; most recent activity August, 2005 [per website]. Captured February 1, 2008. URI: http://centralpt.com/upload/375/3147_adopted_waterfront_ESEE___August_05.pdf
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Thrush, Robert L.; Jacksonville (Or.) (City of Jacksonville (Or.), September 5, 1995)[more][less]
Abstract: This management plan is designed to assist and focus activities to meet the city of Jacksonville's objectives in the management of city-owned property within the Jackson Creek watershed. It has been written to provide guidelines for a sound strategy which reflects a land stewardship ethic to integrate the management of the forest resources as a valuable legacy for present and future generations. [From the Plan] Description: 48 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Maps, charts, tables. Published April, 1995; adopted September 5, 1995. Captured October 16, 2008. URI: http://www.cityofjacksonvilleoregon.com/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=SSKtYR72gkQ%3d&tabid=90&mid=496
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Jacksonville (Or.) (City of Jacksonville (Or.), September 5, 1995)[more][less]
Abstract: This management plan is designed to assist and focus activities to meet the city of Jacksonville's objectives in the management of city-owned property within the Jackson Creek watershed. It has been written to provide guidelines for a sound strategy which reflects a land stewardship ethic to integrate the management of the forest resources as a valuable legacy for present and future generations. [From the Plan] Description: 48 pp. OCR and bookmarks supplied by UO. Adopted September 5, 1995. Captured October 16, 2008. URI: http://www.cityofjacksonvilleoregon.com/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=SSKtYR72gkQ%3d&tabid=90&mid=496
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Lake Oswego (Or.); Lake Oswego (Or.). Planning Division (City of Lake Oswego (Or.), December , 2007)[more][less]
Abstract: The purpose of the Urban and Community Forestry Plan is to bring together policies, practices, and plans related to Lake Oswego's urban forest. The Plan is intended to support tree stewardship on both public and private property with an integrated and cooperative approach. The City recognizes the need to manage the community forest as vital infrastructure similar to roads, water systems, and other necessities of the urban environment, so that Lake Oswego residents can realize the full environmental, economic, and social benefits of our urban forest. [From the Plan] Description: 34 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Includes figures. Published December, 2007. Captured April 11, 2008. URI: http://www.ci.oswego.or.us/plan/community_forestry/UCFP-final.pdf
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Medford (Or.) (City of Medford (Or.), October 31, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: The Medford City Council recognized the need to identify and manage its wetlands as a result of the City's revision of the Environmental Element of the Medford Comprehensive Plan in 2000. The Environmental Element was further refined relative to the wetland protection program early in 2003. [From the Document] Description: 169 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Published October 31, 2003. Captured January 4, 2008. URI: http://www.ci.medford.or.us/Files/ESEE%20generic%20revised.pdf
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Abstract: The purpose of this report is to provide an overview of the existing conditions, opportunities and constraints within a 160-acre site known as Area 93, Bonny Slope West. Area 93 is generally bounded by NW Thompson Road to the south, NW Laidlaw Road to the north and east, and NW 125th Avenue to the west (see Figures 1 and 2). It is located in unincorporated Multnomah County, bordering unincorporated Washington County to the west and south. The review of existing conditions focuses on natural features, parks and open space, and infrastructure. The report provides a preliminary buildable lands and market analysis, and an economic perspective on the likely and possible development/ redevelopment of the area. The City of Portland, through an interagency agreement with Multnomah County, will undertake a planning process to develop a concept for the eventual urbanization of the area. The concept planning process is expected to be completed in 2010. This report is part of the first phase of the concept planning process. [From the document] Description: 72 pp. Bookmarks modified by UO. Maps, tables, appendices. Published December, 2008. Captured January 27, 2009. URI: http://www.portlandonline.com/planning/index.cfm?c=48733&a=214908
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Abstract: The Portland Development Commission requested this study to evaluate crops that have potential as biodiesel feedstocks and where they may be grown in Oregon. It will also discuss oilseed extraction methods and resulting products as well as costs of transporting oilseeds and their byproducts. The report will examine the viability of a Portland-based biodiesel refinery with a capacity of one half million gallons annually. [From the document] Description: 40 pp. Charts, tables, figures. Published June, 2006. Captured February 20, 2009. URI: http://www.pdc.us/pdf/bus_serv/target_industry/biodiesel-feedstocks-report.pdf
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Abstract: This plan protects the natural resources of the Balch Creek watershed.... The purpose of the Balch Creek Watershed Protection Plan is to identify, evaluate, and protect fish and wildlife habitats, ecologically and scientifically significant natural areas, open spaces, water bodies, wetlands, and the functions and values of the watershed as a whole. The plan is written to comply with Statewide Planning Goal 5. [From the Plan] This text revises the original analysis prepared for this natural resource plan. [From the Revision] Description: Item contains two files: 1) Plan. 222 pp. Includes maps and figures. Adopted January 8, 1991; 2) Revisions. 56 pp. Adopted April 12, 1995. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Captured December 28, 2007. URI: http://www.portlandonline.com/planning/index.cfm?c=34251&a=103619
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Colorful Apartment close to the beach
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|Megalou Alexandrou, 20300 Loutraki, ギリシャ
The apartment is at the 3rd floor and has a huge corner balcony which offers city and mountain views. The living area is 33 well organized square meters. The entrance hall has a single bed and empty room, the bedroom has a big double bed, a table with chairs, TV set with DVD, (movies and books), and closet. The kitchen is separated and fully equipped! There is coffee machine, water boiler, mixer, full scale oven with 4 hot plates, big refrigerator and e-devices like toaster, juice machine and others, which can be useful. It is successfully rented since 1 year and beloved by families with baby, because of the free provided baby cot. The studio has also own phone line to accept calls and WiFi high speed internet to be always connected. At the balcony there is also chairs and tables and also the washing machine.
In range of 300 meters whole city center, as well markets, fruits, cafe and restaurants, and off course people who want to travel at that unique corner of Greece. Also few steps away is the children's square with children's playground. There are Bakeries and the big supermarket less than 5 minutes walk. The big park of Loutraki is also 5 minutes away.
ハウスルール1.Guests are required to respect the apartment and its equipment.
2.Guests are required to respect tenants of the neighboring apartments in terms of silence during legal common quiet hours, ringing other tenants bells, respectful use of central staircase lighting etc.
3. Hours of afternoon and night silence are the following:
-During the summer period from (phone number hidden) and (phone number hidden).
-During the winter period from (phone number hidden) and from (phone number hidden).
Summer period shall be the time from 1 April to 30 September and winter as the period from 1 October to 31 March.
(website hidden) case they cause damage during their stay, they are kindly asked to call and inform the owner about it.
4.Guests are required to turn off the heater, the lights and the air-conditioning and all electric appliances when not in the apartment.
5. For any problem or question regarding their stay or the apartment itself guests are advised to communicate with the owner at his mobile number. The guests must also have a telephone number for contact and inform the owner in case they change it, during their stay.
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The perfect host. Gave some nice recommendations. The appartment was as described, really clean and cozy. Nice area, a park right across the road and authentic athen (not touristic)
Hoping to stay there soon again!
. Thanks for everything. We enjoyed our stay
here. If we decide to return someday would rent the same apartment. People in Greece it´s very friendly and the city is bery beautiful.
Very nice host. He gave us useful information about Athens and Varkiza.
The apartment was well located near shops, beach and public transport. We did some clearing before we used the kitchen and shower. You live between Greek families, which makes you feel home very quick.
Such a pleasant stay! Fotis was very helpful and he provided a lot of information regarding not only the neighborhood but also the top attractions in Athens.
The studio was well-maintained and everything was provided. I am a light sleeper and the double-glazed windows really helped. The location is very convenient. I would definitely stay again. 5 stars for sure!! Thank you Fotis.
Fotis was very welcoming and shared suggestions of where to go in our brief stay. Contact and meeting arrangements worked as planned. The apartment is extremely spacious and well equipped in a family friendly area with easy transport links to both central Athens and the coastal suburbs and Marinas.I would recommend this host and accommodation for both families and adult groups who want to stay in a safe accessible neighbourhood. Jane - England
Very nice neighbourhood, great view from balcony, fair price and diligent host, thanks a lot hope to explore Athens again from this apartment.
The arpartment is convenient, close to the city center. Inside you can find all the things you need. Fotis is very hospitable and friendly.
Really nice apartment and also the host!! :)
Good apartment, nice area, nice and helpful host.
Recommended to spend vacation in Athens.
The apartment was nice, also the area, and the host was very kind and helpful.
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Summary : Join Africa Specialist Nadia Eckhardt on this Namibia Fly-In Safari. Fly from Cape Town, South Africa to Windhoek, Namibia, for an overnight in the city before flying south in a bush plane next morning. Witness the Namib Desert and Sossusvlei, as well as the amazing red sand dunes, which rank among the tallest on earth. Explore with qualified naturalists into Sossusvlei and Dead Vlei before flying on a scenic flight path partially along the Skeleton Coast to the German colonial town of Swakopmund. Conclude this incredible safari in Eastern Etosha and the stunning Onguma Plains Lodge. Etosha is a unique game viewing experience packed with a variety of African wildlife including elephants, lions and much more!
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Fly on scheduled flight from Cape Town to Windhoek for an early evening arrival. Transfer to the guesthouse centrally-located in the Namibian Capital, Windhoek. Dinner is at the guesthouse tonight, followed by an overnight.
Overnight at Olive Exclusive Guest House
After breakfast, transfer to the local Eros Airport in Windhoek for a mid-morning hour-long bush flight to Sossusvlei with spectacular scenery! Sossusvlei is a clay pan set amidst towering star-shaped dunes that stand up to 300 meters above the Tsauchab River Valley and rank among the tallest dunes on earth. Sossusvlei is the biggest of four pans in the vicinity. Another, famous for its gnarled and ghostly camelthorn trees, is Deadvlei, which can be reached on foot. Deadvlei's striking camelthorn trees, dead for want of water, still stand erect as they once grew. They survived until about 900 years ago when the sand sea finally blocked the river from occasionally flooding the pan.
Upon arrival, drive through the unique landscape en route to your first lodge located within the arid Namib Desert on the private Kulala Wilderness Reserve. The lodge is the closest to the park entrance and the amazing dunes of Sossusvlei. Enjoy an afternoon activity in the Reserve with a Kulala naturalist guide.
Overnight at Kulala Desert Lodge
Depart in a 4x4 vehicle long before sunrise and make use of the private Kulala entrance into Sossusvlei National Park. Spend time walking, photographing and exploring the stunning huge red dunes with breathtaking and constantly changing colors. Enjoy a picnic lunch at the lodge in the mid-afternoon. Later on, embark on a sunset nature drive, quad-bike excursion or guided nature walk with a naturalist guide. Cocktail hour and dinner will be back at the lodge.
At an additional cost, you may opt for an early morning balloon safari, beginning at first light and offering a truly unique experience: soar silently above the magnificent sand dunes and desert, with a champagne breakfast being served at your landing site.
Overnight at Kulala Desert Lodge
After breakfast, depart Sossusvlei and board a flight over the southern part of the mysterious Skeleton Coast to the German colonial town of Swakopmund. Participate in an afternoon guided walking tour around this coastal city or browse on your own before joining Nadia and the group for a seafood dinner at the local seaside Tug Restaurant.
Overnight at Hansa Hotel
Transfer in the morning to the Swakopmund Airport and fly north to the Onguma Game Reserve, on the eastern edge of Etosha National Park. In the local Herero language, Onguma means, "the place you don't want to leave." Check into 'The Fort' (Onguma Plains Lodge), with massive raw walls, stone clad features and a huge tower with views toward Etosha and Fischer's Pan. The lodge is said to offer the best sunset views in the whole of Namibia! There is ample time this afternoon for a game drive to explore the private reserve, or venture into Etosha National Park. The game viewing is superior, with plenty of plains game and desert specialties like the springbok and striking gemsbok, as well as lions lazing under the hot sun!
Overnight at Onguma Plains Lodge
Another full day on Safari from Onguma and in the Etosha region. Head out in 4x4's on early morning and late afternoon game drives in search of wildlife on the vast open plains, keeping a look out for wildlife, including cheetah (Nadia''s favorite Cat!) and a whole lot more!
Onguma Reserve offers an opportunity for some excellent game viewing with about 30 species of plains' game in this area, including elephant, rhino, lion, leopard, and cheetah, and more than 300 recorded bird species. Return to 'The Fort' for dinner and last overnight in Africa before departing the next day.
Overnight at Onguma Plains Lodge
Fly from the Mokuti Airport, Eastern Etosha back to Windhoek International Airport. Check in for an afternoon flight to Johannesburg and connecting flights via Europe home to the United States.
Optional Balloon Safari: Approx. $550 per person (weather conditions permitting)
Services of a full-time Tour Leader throughout the trip; accommodation as per the itinerary; internal light aircraft flights as mentioned in the itinerary; air transfers: for 2-3 guests will be in one C210 airplane, 4 guests in one C310 airplane, with limited luggage space, 5-7 guests in 2 C210 airplanes, and 8-9 guests in 1 C208 airplane (Caravan); meals as specified in the itinerary; local alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages at meal times at Kulula and Onguma Lodges only; inclusive safari and game viewing activities at safari lodges/camps; a resident Naturalist/Ranger at each lodge while on Safari; laundry at Kulala Lodge; all park entry fees and other necessary permits; sightseeing tours and activities and airport/airstrip transfers as mentioned in the itinerary.
Not Included:
International airfare into and out of Windhoek; airfare from Cape Town to Windhoek and Windhoek to Johannesburg; gratuities for porters/guides/drivers/hotel and safari lodge staff, park rangers/guides; travel, medical, and personal insurance; transfers outside of main group arrangements; laundry in Windhoek, Swakopmund, and Onguma Lodge; alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks in Windhoek and Swakopmund; airport and departure taxes; all items of a personal nature (i.e. communication charges; passport and/or visa fees; excess baggage fees; inoculation and medical fees, arts and crafts; extra tours and activities not mentioned above; balloon Safari option in Sossusvlei.
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Designer Julien Jarmoune of Black Orchid Denim has wow'd us in the past with designs celebrities and street style bloggers alike are obsessed with, and the latest collection, which we got to check out at Coterie, is nothing short of rock star-worthy. From studded side seams to the classic dark-and-sexy range of washes, we had to know what the designer's latest thoughts were while whipping up this must-have uniform for girls with equal parts style and attitude. So, we asked him (and we also found out he only owns one brand of men's jeans)!
Denim Therapy: Tell us a little about the spring 2012 collection. We noticed an emphasis on studs, zippers, and hardware (and we love it).
Julien Jarmoune: Yes, a selection of our spring styles feature studs and hardware which is geared towards high end image boutiques and our more rocker clientele. However, the core focus of our Spring 2012 line is colors. In 15 color washes ranging from pastels to brights and neons, we offer a wide selection of styles including skinnies, flares, skinny micro flare, mini shorts, mini skirts, pleated trousers and pleated trouser shorts. We also offer all 14 styles in white. In addition to introducing new colors we're also going back to our heavier sanded and torn washes.
DT: How do you differentiate yourself from the hundreds of popular denim brands afloat right now?
JJ: Black Orchid is the only premium denim collection on the market that combines amazing fits and designs with a huge press and celebrity following all at a great price point.
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DT: What would be your dream collaboration? Any plans of that in the future?
JJ: I don't have any plans at the moment but would love to collaborate someday with brands such as Alexander Wang, Balmain or Thomas Wylde.
DT: Do you have any favorite/least favorite denim trends right now?
JJ: My favorite denim trend is a classic skinny jean because I think it looks great on any body. I'm more resistant to the bell bottom trend, as it's more difficult to pull this off.
DT: Street style and style blogs are huge in the industry right now as a source of inspiration, influencing the high-end labels rather than vice versa. How much does street style influence your designing?
JJ: Believe it or not I never look at any of those websites for inspiration. I always design what I like and what I would like my BlackOrchid customer to wear.
DT: How many pairs of jeans do you own?
JJ: About 10 or 12, all from Dior Homme.
DT: Can you give us hint about what's next?
JJ: Colors, colors, colors.
Check out some shots we took at the Coterie spring 2012 preview below.
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3.8 on February 22, 2012
My family spent the holidays with our daughter in Salem, OR. We wanted to explore Central Oregon during the week between Christmas and New Years. Our sons (22 & 23) had never stayed in a B&B, so we decided to look for one near Bend, OR. The rooms and cleanliness met our expectations (we expect a lot). It is not a dirt cheap bargain, but a reasonable value. The breakfasts were wonderful. The owner talks quite a bit, but she figures out your dietary requirements and interests. Your breakfast is customized to your preferences and she suggests local sites you may be interested. We highly recommend Juniper Acres.
5 on April 27, 2010
We have stayed in bed and breakfasts for 1- 2 weeks in all parts of the USA and parts of western Canada on our annual trip with another couple for the last 14 years and this one is in the top five of them all. The scenry, the hosts, the rooms and last but not least the food.
5 on April 21, 2010
My sister, friend and myself stayed at Juniper Acres in Jul 09. We had a wonderful time Della was a excellent hostess and went way over showing us a good time. The breakfast's were devine. She and Vern treated us as part of the family. They answered all our questions quilted with us and were always there to help. Our quilting vacation was the best one yet.
4.6 on April 16, 2010
Of the dozen or so B&Bs we have visited, Juniper Acres has been one our favorite B&Bs to stay at. We have greatly enjoyed the setting and views as well as the great food and hosts! My wife and I do not think you will find any better place to stay for the price. Roger & Jenn B.
5 on April 15, 2010
We loved everything about our stay. The food was incredible. The hosts could not have been more helpful and friendly. When our stay ended we felt like we were leaving good friends. If I were going to stay in Bend again this would be the place to stay. It was the best experience in a bed and breakfast we have ever had. Thanks Vern and Della
5 on April 03, 2010
We cannot tell you how much we enjoy our stay with Vern and Della. It is like being in your own home because of the atmosphere we feel comfortable doing nothing at all or just sitting and visiting with Della and Vern. They are the most wonderful friends....and you do feel like you have found new friends once you stay at Juniper Acres. We are looking forward to heading down there again this year....The value you get is tremendous for the cost. If you value time to relax, enjoy the gorgeous view of the 3 sisters mountains and the overall peace and quiet you will love this Bed and Breakfast. Oh and the food is to die for...Della is the best cook, and Vern makes a mean morning coffee....
5 on March 31, 2010
My wife and I stayed at Juniper Acres in March 2010. We enjoyed fabulous views from the living/family room and a comfortable array of couches to relax in. Della makes a great breakfast and is very good company during your stay. However, if you are looking for absolute privacy, Juniper Acres may not be the best fit for you since you will be sharing the same living quarters as the host/hostess. We will consider staying with Della and Vern next time we are in Central Oregon.
5 on March 30, 2010
Amazing breakfast and cookies; breathtaking view and wonderful hosts! We enjoyed our stay and can hardly wait to go back for more.
4.8 on March 29, 2010
Stayed 1 night in Sept. 2009. This was the most beautiful B&B we've ever visited. Beautiful views from huge deck in front and beautiful property in back where guests can relax. Quiet, huge property with beautiful night sky and stars if you sit out on the deck. Della saved us from wasting a day doing Scenic Drive and instead guided us to better spots--Newberry Cauldera and Smith Rock State Park--both spots very different and beautiful. They have 2 rooms next to each other that are comfy and clean and nicely decorated. Breakfast was excellent. We would have stayed here our whole vacation if we were not on the move. Tip: if you visit Newberry Crater, take a picnic up to Paulina Overlook.
5 on March 28, 2010
The first time I stayed at Juniper Acres Bed & Breakfast was in the summer of 1994 and since then, when ever I vacation in the Bend, Oregon area, I stay at Juniper Acres B&B. To date, I've stayed there ten times. What attracts me to this B&B is the house is a handcrafted log home, very clean and very comfortable. The hosts, Della and Vern, are very friendly. By the way, Della is an excellent cook! Also the view of the Three Sisters is beautiful and the location is quiet. As you probably can tell, I very much enjoy staying at Juniper Acres B&B.
5 on March 28, 2010
My girls and I have gone to Juniper Acres for the last 7 years for a Mother's Day getaway. We are going again this year. We love Della and Vern, who are the host and owners. They make you feel comfortable and important. Della is and outstanding cook and as graciour as they come. Vern is an outdoor guy and funny. The log home is warm and clean and private. We have become friends over the years and scrapbook together when we go out there. Della also make dinner reservations for you and tell you where all the shopping areas are. Vern will tell you where the good hiking areas are. We love Juniper Acres and would highly reccommend you try this wonder place.
4.0 on March 28, 2010
Hi my name is Diane, and I have stayed at Juniper Acres twice and plan on staying again this year in May. I must say that both times I have stayed have been excellent. The rooms are very clean and beautiful. And I most say that Vern and Della are such wonderful people. They make you feel right at home. I am a diabetic and Della made sure that my breakfast was to my diet. Her cooking is awesome. And the view is beautiful. I have never felt so special anywhere. I highly recommend you visit. It is definitly high end at an affordable price.
5 on March 27, 2010
Juniper Acres B&B was great in every way, but the innkeepers, Vern & Della Bjerk, made the weekend a marvelous experience. Not only did they treat and feed us like royalty, but were friendly, entertaining and enthusiastic in sharing their knowledge of local points of interest. Couldn't ask for more.
5 on January 24, 2010
Della and Vern are the perfect compliment to the beautiful surroundings of their bed and breakfast. They are wonderful hosts and they have the ability to make you feel content and relaxed and you as you step in the front door. Their location is perfect as it is central to Bend, Sisters, Smith Rock, etc. You will look forward to breakfast, Della is a kitchen magician. We are already making plans to return.
5 on August 27, 2008
Vern and Dellas hospitality is amazing. The views and the room are always great. I feel like I'm at a home away from home.


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This all-natural foot soak blends tea tree and peppermint oils with Epsom and sea salts to help get rid of foot fungus and bacteria, while simultaneously soothing aches and pains, softening corns and calluses, and alleviating itching. Foot soak leaves feet feeling clean, refreshed, and odor-free. 6 treatments per 6 oz. box.
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By JAMES L. DAVIS
While I have always known that chickens could not fly, it was not until last week that I discovered chickens could climb fences. I wish I had known that.
While my parents were on their extended vacation I stopped by their house to make sure their chickens and cats had plenty of water and food. Not that I really needed to bother, my dad left enough food out for his animals that he could have taken a vacation of several months and they still would have had plenty to eat. But since both chickens and cats are incapable of using a hammer to break the ice from their water troughs, I made a habit of stopping by every morning to do that for them. The last thing I wanted was for my dad to come home and find his chickens with their beaks frozen in the ice because I failed to break the ice for them (although the mental picture of such a sight was tempting).
So every morning I would swing by their house and see how their animals were doing. When I stepped out of the car I was invariably met by their old tom cat, appropriately named Tom. He would greet me by intertwining himself around my legs until I shooed him away. I am not particularly fond of cats, but there is another reason for shooing this particular cat away. If he is of a mind to (and he quite often is) he will attempt to spray your pants leg with his own particular scent, thereby marking you as his property. He has tried this to a number of people over the years, including myself, so his reputation precedes him. And if you shoo him away before he can accomplish his spraying, he will simply go and find your car. On one occasion I was in my car, backing out of my parent's driveway when I noticed that my mother was laughing hysterically. What I discovered was that old Tom was attempting to spray the front of my car and as I backed out he backed up, not wanting me to get away without a proper spraying.
After shooing Tom away I would check on my dad's prize pet, Big Red. Big Red is a big, red rooster which my dad is particularly fond of, even though he can't tell you exactly why. Big Red is not allowed in the hen house anymore because, how do I delicately put this, he has a particularly amorous appetite, so much so that my dad became concerned for the health of the hens. They were losing feathers at an alarming rate.
So, needless to say, Big Red has an attitude, a particularly bad attitude you might even say. Since he can't be where he wants to be (in the hen house with the hens) he has taken it upon himself to be a bully. He is the attack rooster of the Davis family. If you come into my parents yard and show even the slightest hint of fear, he will spread his wings and chase you here, there and everywhere. One member of my family is chased about the yard almost every time she comes for a visit. She hates that rooster. She will remain nameless however, because although she may be afraid of the rooster, she is not afraid of me.
Big Red and I get along well enough I suppose. He knows I am not afraid of him and I know he is not afraid of me, so we leave each other alone. After making sure that Big Red and the cats have water and food I would go and check on the hens and gather the eggs. Big Red would always be in the vicinity when I did this because he hoped I would be foolish enough to leave the gate open.
After a week or so of this routine I noticed that the hens and Big Red weren't eating all that much of their food, but since my only real experience with chickens is at the dinner table, I wasn't sure what else to give them that they might like. But chance had it that I discovered another food which they were fond of.
While feeding the cats one morning I happened to spill a good portion of the cat food on the ground and before I could do anything about it Big Red had come over and gobbled it up. After that I started scattering some cat food in the chicken coop for the chickens, and they were grateful.
On the day that my parents were to return home I stopped by to check on the animals and paused to wonder if you feed chickens cat food could they possible become catlike? I wondered this because as I was going back to check on them I happened to notice that one of the hens was climbing the chicken-wire fence. I watched this hen for a time, not quite believing what I was seeing because, like I said, I was not aware that chickens could climb fences. But this hen was doing a fine job of it, so much so that I became concerned she might get out. So I circled around to where she was and there was Big Red, silently encouraging her and looking very excited that one of his hens might actually make the escape to the other side of the fence.
I shooed her off the fence and was treated with a particularly sour look by Big Red. He looked at me that way and I could tell he wanted to hurt me for my interference with the jail break, but I was not intimidated. "Get used to it Red," I said. "And no more cat food for any of you."


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The bars themselves are wrapped in individual colorful foil; the bar is very chewy, not hard, does not hurt my sensitive teeth. It's good but I can't explain it: something is definitely lacking in taste for me. After a while I got used to it, I might purchase again however I personally don't think the taste warrants the stiff price. On the plus side, this 'lack' makes the bars non-addictive. In fact, I often can only eat half and save the other for later. The chocolate is very disappointing: there's simply a skinny "painted on" layer that is uber thin and leaves me wanting for more chocolate. Not enough to really taste it. However it's the macaroon part itself that lacks in taste. I can't quite decide what it is: it might be a hint of salt to bring out the flavor, it might be the sugar that isn't sweet enough. Whatever it be, I'd rather be eating real, honey sweetened macaroons from the health food store (forgot the brand) with organic dark chocolate together. All in all, it's not bad, it's not good it's so so and disappointing. You might like it better than I do.
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If you love marzipan you would like this Macaroon Bar. The chocolate is quite thinly coated and it taste exactly like marzipan though not as smooth. The whole bar is made up of shredded coconut.
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my first order and just love these...fresh coconut, delicate sweetness, light chocolate base, fabulous flavour....very happy and thank you to the creators of these bars...great job!!! will buy again for sure...glad to have found a gluten free healthy treat
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1. Heads up New York! Barneys is having a warehouse sale, and if you think that equates to scoring some great denim for cheap, you're right. Up to 75% off, to be exact.
2. …but you'd rather have jeans for free, right? You're in luck! PYLO is giving away two pairs of jeans right now, so head over and fill out that form. Good luck!
3. INTERMIX has a gorgeous new spring lookbook for perusal full of the trends you'll be seeing as the weather warms up. They dish out some serious '70s inspiration with a wide leg flare denim trouser by Mother ($225). Check out our exclusive interview with Mother if you haven't already!
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Allan Walsh didn't wait long to Tweet:
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Good summary.
Since Twitter only allows 140 words, Walsh didn't have room – or perhaps the inclination – to add "Carey Price … 25 saves … OUCH!"
Jacques Martin says his goaltenedr is working hard on issues such as positioning.
The Canadiens will have two practices (they're off tomorrow) before Sidney Crosby comes to town.
Price said he has to be better.
He's not the lights-out goaltender he was at the beginning of the season. Is fatigue – mental and/or physical – an issue?
You won't get Price, or any player, to say he's tired.
And you won't get Martin to acknowledge he may have overused Price, with 36 starts through the first 40 games.
And the goals weren't entirely Price's fault. The Canadiens were guilty of soft D-zone coverage on several occasions, and mistakes are finding their way to the back of the net with dismaying frequency.
There were few occasions, when the season began, that Price was the second-best goalie on the ice.
That was the case today.
It's been the case often lately.
But Brian Gionta said the Canadiens should try to build on their positives, and maybe the fans can as well.
• In the first game since firing a season-high 48 shots on goal in Florida, the Canadiens had 50 on Pavelec. The Scott Gomez line accounted for 21. Every skater except Yannick Weber (!!!) and Mathieu Darche had at least one shot.
• David Desharnais has three SoG and went 5-1 on faceoffs. His French Connection line, with Darche and Benoit Pouliot, showed some promise.
• P.K. Subban and Weber played strong games on D. There were mistakes, but the young 'uns are progressing … which is good, because the old 'uns are gonna be dead by late February.
• James Wisniewski has points on five of the team's last six goals. He has breathed life into the power play.
• Tomas Plekanec went 18-11 on draws, skated like the wind and created create chances on Pavelec, his Kladno homeboy.
• The Canadiens came back from 1-0, 2-1 and 3-2. And for the first time in games they've trailed after either one or two periods, the Canadiens got a point.
• 98 SoG – plus 33 blocked and 31 misses – in two games is not chopped liver.
But nor is it foie gras for a team that continues to have trouble burying chances.
The game against Pittsburgh on Thursday will mark the midpoint of the season.
The Canadiens are where they were a year ago. Indeed, they are where they've been for the 21st century: part of the desperate Parity Division struggle to squeeze into the playoffs.
They should have more than six goals to show for 98 shots.
Carey Price should stop more than 24 of 28.
In 10 starts dating back to a Dec. 10 loss in Detroit, Price is 2-7-1. He is giving up 3.50 goals per start in that span, with a save percentage of 87.0.
These are not good numbers.
Price will have to be better through a January schedule that includes a preponderance of games against Top 8 teams.
Again the goaltender is not the entire problem. He's playing behind a depleted D that combines creaking old age with raw youth.
The Canadiens forwards are less than the fiercest backcheckers in the league.
And this team NEVER gives its goaltender a cushion. So cumulative stress has to be an issue.
Three days off, then the Penguins.
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It's not like today's competition was the Little Children of the Poor.
Pavelec is excellent, and he has a primo defence. Dustin Byfuglien is a revelation, and Tobias Enstrom may be the Nicklas Lidstrom of his generation.
All those shots-against notwithstanding, Atlanta plays a sound, hard-grinding game in the image of their coach, Craig Ramsay.
They may not catch Washington for the Southeast Division lead, now that the Caps have survived their nervous breakdown. But the Thrashers are a solid playoff team.
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Robert L – remember him? – weighs in with an irate e-mail:
I'm sure you didn't need my help to point this out, but isn't it totally whacked that an onslought worthy of 50 shots on goal draws only one penalty call from the Thrashers, apart from Hainsey's puck over the glass? The officiating just gets worse. The late call on Subban was fringe at best, but it decides the game when the Habs pouring wave upon wave of shots at the Thrashers goal doesn't. If I'm Martin, I'd be writing out a $10,000 check for the upcoming league fine, calling the reporters into a circle, and blasting league officiating till blue in the face. There's got to be some measure of consistency. Yes, size wise, the Habs small forwards physically do not test defenses terribly hard, but the speed that accounts for 50 shots most certainly does. It falls on deaf ears when claiming the refs have screwed us, but on this day I think it is justified to say a fair shake did not happen.