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Snowstorm barrels toward Michigan after crippling Plains states; six to eight inches possible
A snowstorm that has buried parts of Oklahoma, Kansas and other Plains states could create "whiteout" conditions in Oakland County Tuesday afternoon during rush-hour traffic, weather officials say.
Before the storm moves out of the state, six to eight inches of new snow is likely to have accumulated with heavier amounts north of Detroit and into Oakland and Macomb counties, said meteorologist Matt Mosteiko of the National Weather Service's White Lake Township office.
A winter storm watch will be posted at noon Tuesday and continue until 6 a.m. Wednesday, he said, "with potential snowfall in excess of six inches."
The storm will drift into southern Michigan around noon Tuesday as rain with a mixture of sleet and turn to all snow around 4 p.m., he said.
"The greatest intensity will be from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday when snow will accumulate at an inch an hour," Mosteiko said.
Winds of up to 35 miles an hour will sharply reduce visibility to less than a quarter mile, making driving "treacherous" as motorists head home.
During the overnight another 3 inches of snow is likely to fall at a rate of 1/2-inch an hour, he said.
"It's going to take a lot more time to drive home," he said of commuters. Motorists should be cautious, allow extra distance between vehicles because conditions will turn slippery quickly, he said.
"It's just not going to be a good rush-hour. It's going to be treacherous," Mosteiko said.
In a normal winter, Oakland County receives 32.5 inches of snow by this date. The storm will increase the total to above normal in the range of 38 inches, he said. Continued...
After the storm subsides, there's a continuing chance of flurries Wednesday night when lows hit 29. A chance of snow showers is possible Thursday with a high of 35 and low of 24.
It will be mostly cloudy Friday with a high near 30 and low of 17. Skies will become sunny on Saturday with a high of 27.
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The second-annual St. Louis Invitational takes place this week at the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of St. Louis. Find out what it takes to become a grandmaster.
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Meeting in St. Louis next week, the Leadership Conference of Women Religious will have its first opportunity as an assembled group to consider what to do after the Vatican issued a mandate for change this spring. It calls on the conference to reorganize and more strictly observe church teachings.
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This is a listing of the current trials endorsed by the NCCRA. As new trials are designed and become available, this page will be updated. Also, the database will be evaluated anytime new studies are posted to search for appropriate volunteers that match the studies' criteria. For additional information on these particular trials, please visit the NCCRA website.
Coordinating Investigator: Anil Rustgi, MD
Study Location: National, multicenter trial
Sponsor: NCCRA; Based at University of Pennsylvania Cancer Center
This study is designed to learn more about families with early onset of both breast and colon cancer, especially when diagnosed before the age of 60. Breast and colon cancers are commonly observed in the same family, and we are interested in trying to understand whether there is an underlying genetic susceptibility which links both cancers.
Coordinating Investigators: Sandford Markowitz, MD and Bert
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Study Location: National and coordinated by Case Western Reserve
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Sponsor: NCCRA
This study has been designed to look at genetic factors that relate to the development of colon cancer. It is evaluating people with two immediate relatives (a parent, a child or a sibling) who have had colon cancer, with one of those two immediate relatives being under the age of 65. They are also looking for patients with one immediate relative (a parent, a child, or a sibling) who has had colon cancer and was less than 50 years of age when they were diagnosed with the disease.
Study Location: National, Multi-Center
Sponsor: Pharmacia / Pfizer
The Diarrhea Prevention with Celecoxib Trial will evaluate whether adding celecoxib to the standard treatment for advanced colorectal cancer can reduce the amount of diarrhea a patient experiences. The standard and approved treatment for patients with metastatic colorectal cancer is repeated cycles of chemotherapy consisting of a combination of irinotecan (also known as CPT-11, Camptosar®), 5-fluorouracil (also known as 5FU), and leucovorin (also known as LV). Laboratory studies suggest that celecoxib may offer an effective means for preventing CPT-11/5FU/LV-induced diarrhea. It is also hypothesized that celecoxib-mediated anti-angiogenesis could induce a favorable tumor response. The study is randomized; therefore patients will have a 50:50 chance of receiving celecoxib.
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Umm Jareer Alyamania was born in 1982 in Yemen. She has finished her secondary school in 2000, memorized The Holy Qura'an in 2002, graduated from Sana'a University faculty of education English department in 2005, studied different books in Arabic grammar such as (atuhfa asania, different part from almutamema, and almulhah) and most of the books of Alshaykh Mohammad Ibn Abdulwahab in tawheed. And some books in mustalah, fiqh, and tafseer (2000-2011). She has her Ijaza in Qura'an and tajweed from teacher Rehab Shaqaqi the wife of Dr. Ayman suaid in 2008. Ustada Umm Jareer has taught six months English grammar in a Private school in 2005 and seven years foreigners Arabic grammar in English, tajweed and Qura'an (2003-2010). She is now Qura'an, tajweed, tawheed and Arabic grammar for Arab and foreigners who are in an advanced level in Arabic (2007-2011).
Ustadha Aliaa is a native Arabic speaker and an Arabic teacher from Egypt; she speaks Arabic and English fluently. She's graduated from Faculty of Arabic and Islamic Studies, Al-Azhar University, Arabic Department. She has joined Al-Azhar institute in 1992 at the age of 6 year and she studied at Al- Azhar for 16 years, she started memorizing Qur'an at the age of 6 years old and she completed it at the age of 17 years old when she finished her High School at Al-Azhar Institute. During college period sister Aliaa studied basic Arabic with focus on Arabic grammar, balaghah (rhetoric), Arabic literature (adab), poetry (she'r), and Islamic studies- Tafseer, Hadith, and Fiqh according to Al-Azhar's system of curriculum. In 2008 she had her B.A of the Arabic Language, from Faculty of Arabic and Islamic Studies, Al Azhar University, and then in 2009 she had The General Educational Diploma, from Faculty of Education, Alexandria University; and inshaa Allah in 2012 she will finish her Scholarship at Amideast "English for Religious Purposes". She worked as teacher before in schools, but right now she's teaching online Arabic, Tajweed, Islamic Studies, and Qur'an recitation to non-Arabic speaker. And she believes that learning Arabic is the first step to learn Qur'an and all Islamic Concepts with a deep understanding. She lives in Alexandria, Egypt where she spent her childhood there.
Ustadha Azhaar Muhammad is an Arabic teacher from Yemen who graduated from Sana'a University in 2002 with a Bachelor's degree in Arabic. She worked as an Arabic teacher for non-native speakers at Sana'a Institute for the Arabic language from 2002 - 2009. She was also an educational coordinator at the same Institute for three years and participated in the preparation and writing of the institute curricula. Ustadha Azhaar Muhammad worked as an Arabic teacher at "Fajrulettehaad" for girls for five months. She has a passion and love for teaching Arabic and always tries to make it easy to learn for her students. She believes that the Arabic language is a beautiful language and strives to preserve its purity by correcting common mistakes made by both native and non-native speakers.
Ustadha Umm Ahmed is an Egyptian teacher , she has studied the Holy Quran at the institute of Majd al-Islam (Al Gamaiah Al Shaaraiah in Cairo- Egypt) under education of some professors of Al-Azhar university, where she studied a lot of subjects related to Quran & Islamic studies such as Arabic, Tajweed, Tafseer, Hadith , Aqidah and Fiqh. Also, she studied advanced Tajweed in Didsbury mosque in UK. Umm Ahmed has over 7 years teaching experience. She has been teaching Arabic, Quran and Tajweed to the Arabic and non-Arabic speakers in Islamic Primary and high schools in UK. She has a good experience for teaching 1 to 1 and groups face 2 face and via internet
Umm Jumanah obtained her degree from Ain Shams University in Cairo in 2001. She acheived her Ijazah in Assem in 2004 and got her certificate from Markaz Alfurqan in Saudi Arabia in 2008 in alqaidah annuraniyah. She has been teaching Arabic, Quran and Tajweed to non -Arabic speakers (children & adults) for over 10 years and has taught from many Arabic and Tajweed books from kg up to advanced levels.
Ustada Amnah Hammady is from Yemen. She studied Tajweed and memorized the holy Quran after secondary school. She graduated from Sana'a University (Yemen), department of English in 2008. She has 5 years of experience in teaching Tajweed-ul-Quran, memorization (hifdh), and qaidah nuraniyah .
Ustadha Amira AlMisry is currently teaching Arabic to non-native speakers in Iqraa institute in Cairo -Egypt. She has been teaching Arabic to groups and individuals the Arabic Language to non-native speakers for more then 6 years. She is highly experienced in teaching Arabic to all nationalities. She also has a professional accreditation (Ijaza) in reading and teaching Qur'anic recitation.
Ustadha Umm Bayan was born and raised in Damascus, Syria a place where Arabic is the focal point of academic institutions. In this respect, Umm Bayan is fluent in Arabic for it is not only her first language but also the language she was academically taught in. Umm Bayan graduated with a B.A. in English literature from the University of Damascus. She is currently teaching Arabic to native and non-native speakers at Rose City Islamic Centre in Canada. She is experienced in teaching Arabic to many nationalities. Umm Bayan's experience ranges from teaching at Omar bin Abdul Aziz, a renowned private school in Damascus to teaching in several language learning centres such as Al Ghaith, Al-Shihabi and Third Millennium Centre. She also improved her teaching skills by receiving a certificate of Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) from Canada. After all Ustada Aseel enjoys teaching others and sharing the success of her students in an enjoyable learning environment.
Ustadha Sawsan has been teaching Tajweed and Arabic to non-Arabic speakers for several years. She's a student of Islamic sciences in Cairo and is particularly passionate about Qur'anic recitations and Arabic sciences like grammar and rhetoric (balagha). Ustadha Sawsan is a native speaker with a wide international exposure which enables her to effectively address the educational needs of western Tajweed and Arabic students. She holds an Ijaza in the narration of 'Hafs 'an 'Asim and is currently working towards an Ijaza in the narration of warsh 'An Nafi'.


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A man has perished in a fire at his home in Sevier County.
Sevier County Sheriff Ron Seals said that 911 received a call at 10:59 p.m. Tuesday night of a structure fire at 869 Timberlake Circle in Sevierville.
The Sevier County Fire Department arrived on the scene and found a mobile home fully engulfed in flames.
After extinguishing the fire, human remains were found inside the burned structure.
Sevier County Sheriff's Detectives and Fire investigators were called to the scene and an investigation was initiated.
The victim was removed from the fire and transported to UT Forensic Center for an autopsy.
The State Bomb and Arson Division were called in to assist in the determination of the cause and origin of the fire.
The identity of the victim has not been positively made at this time.
The owner of the home is Billy M. Griffin, 50, and he has not been accounted for at this time.
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Kenyan legislators voted to give themselves send-off bonuses of $110,000 each, despite the president's veto of their earlier attempt at another hefty payoff.
Members of parliament approved the retirement package in a late-night vote this week, this time adding extra perks such as diplomatic passports, a state funeral and VIP access to the nation's airports.
In addition to their perks, they included a bonus for President Mwai Kibaki, who is not running for re-election in March.
Kibaki blocked their earlier attempt to award themselves bonuses in October, calling it unconstitutional and unaffordable.
The nation's parliament members are among the highest paid on the continent. An average Kenyan makes about $1,800 annually, and would have to work for more than 60 years to earn the bonus amount.
The proposal has sparked an outcry among citizens, who demanded that the president block the bill's passage.
"I'm disgusted," said Warothe Kiru, a blogger who lives in the capital of Nairobi.
"They really don't care. The thing that's making it worse is what's happening in Tana," he said. In the same news reports about women being attacked with machetes, "you're seeing ... MPs getting bonuses."
In recent months, retaliatory attacks between rival tribes have raged in Tana River District, leaving more than 100 people dead.
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It seems like I only see fat fucks and total dildos playing it.... discuss
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I have played it on and off for years...so, yes
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Originally Posted by Mack It seems like I only see fat fucks and total dildos playing it.... discuss
Friendship isn't about whom you have known the longest... It's about who came and never left your side.
That was all the rage back in the early 80's...fucking hipsters bringing that shit back too?
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La Coppa Gelato Café
- Glendale
Decadent Italian desserts include a gelato pasta topped with strawberry sauce, or the classic tiramisu sponge cake dessert
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Raw, nutrient-rich, cold-pressed juice drinks available in a three- or six-day supply cleanse and detoxify
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Loose-leaf experts offer lessons and patrons taste samples of gourmet teas from around the world
Sheri's Place
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Walls decorated with hanging spatulas and pans frame a cozy diner that serves all-you-can-eat catfish and made-from-scratch pies
Leonidas Café Chocolaterie
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Flavored lattes and traditional belgian waffles with your choice of toppings; fresh Belgian chocolate
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Bagels, made from scratch and steam baked, slathered in homemade cream cheese or wrapped around cuts of turkey or salami
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Created by the Ginatta family, Paciugo satisfies cravings with hot and cold gourmet coffee concoctions and small-batch Italian gelato, made fresh daily from all-natural ingredients. Hundreds of flavors make rotating appearances on the expansive menu of confections, which boasts fruity sorbets and milk-, soy-, and water-based gelato, all with less fat than traditional ice creams or salads sculpted out of butter. Candied Italian black cherries, Piedmont roasted hazelnuts, Sicilian pistachios, and Belgian extra-brute chocolate add richness to the carefully crafted Turin recipes. Customers can fill a piccolo cup with up to three flavors ($3.99) or make the leap to the grande cup's five selections to meet the FDA's recommended daily servings in one sitting ($5.59).
Most of Wild Flour's loaves are crafted with traditional old-world European techniques, which exclude fat, oil, sugar, eggs, dairy, and preservatives and replace them with high-quality flours. Artisan favorites, such as the olive rosemary and cranberry walnut, complement any meal, while health-conscious selections such as the whole-grain flax-seed bread and the multigrain sourdough will allow nutrition-minded architects to nosh guilt free. Each of Wild Flour's four cozy stores serves hot lunch daily, with a rotating soup selection that pours the likes of Catalina chicken, cream of potato with bacon, and tomato red-pepper bisque alongside hot grilled sandwiches such as the zipper (ham, salami, provolone, tomato, onion, jalapeños, and mayo, $5.50) and the hot vegetarian (marinated eggplant, red peppers, portobello mushrooms, and pesto sauce, $4.90). Cold deli classics also sashay out of the kitchen, including egg salad ($4.90) and chicken salad ($5.50) and a wide selection of salads (starting at $3.25).
Rochambo boasts more than 70 teas, locally roasted coffees, and distinguished microbrews inside its Victorian-styled sipping space. Teas come in varieties such as green, black, scented black, white, periwinkle, and oolong, all priced by their degrees of rarity and measured by the cup, pot, furlong, or ounce. Feel free to gulp house teas, such as the mountain huckleberry or Japanese sencha ($1.75 a cup), or furnish chilly hands with extra-rare libations such as the white silver needles tea ($3.75 a cup).
More than 110 flavors of Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream take turns guest-starring on Babe's monthly menu. This month provides more than 30 indulgent flavors, such as chocolate marshmallow and horchata, as well as alternative selections of sugar-free caramel ripple or espresso Oreo soy. Snag a sugar or wafer cone ($2.70 for a single scoop), or shoot for the sugary stars with a raspberry blast or piña colada smoothie ($3.75). Babe's also serves up specialty sundaes and shakes, while quarts of ice cream ($7.25) are available to be taken home in car-trunk freezers or stomach igloos.
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In the fall of 2010, a young couple named Jake and Heather strolled down the street in front of Simma's Bakery, enjoying the brisk Wisconsin weather. Heather chatted away lightheartedly as they walked their small, fluffy dog together, but Jake's heart and mind were racing. As they approached the storefront, the young man made his long-planned gesture toward the window, where, flanked by two white roses, sat a Simma's cheesecake. The signature chocolate ganache had been decorated with six red flower buds, swirling green vines, and five life-changing words written in white: "Heather, Will You Marry Me?" Jake got down on one knee and pulled out a ring to say with words what the cake had already said with icing.
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His teammates say that little bit of pride is out of character for Hilliard. Anthony Johnson, who met the former Patterson star before their junior year of high school, called the pre-LSU version of Hilliard quiet and modest. Jarvis Landry remembers him keeping a small circle and staying grounded, despite the acclaim that came with being a highly touted recruit.
Few can blame Hilliard for coming out of his shell, though, and adopting the feeling that everyone is just trying to catch up to him.
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That ability had a little help this offseason, as Hilliard shed weight to drop to about 225 pounds. He called that the perfect size, and said the 240-pound Hilliard wouldn't have outrun those defenders.
"I'm not dropping any lower than that," Hilliard said. "I was at 220, and I felt like I was light and I didn't really like it. Around 225 is perfect."
That weight allows him to keep the power that gave Hilliard his fame. It's the kind of power that countless opponents have experienced first-hand.
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The opportunity seems reminiscent of last year's Auburn game, when Hilliard blasted onto the scene after Spencer Ware's suspension. Hilliard racked up 65 yards on 10 carries with two touchdowns — all career highs at the time.
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HALF MOON BAY, Calif. (AP) — As swells lumbered across the Pacific toward Northern California, nearly two dozen of the world's best big wave surfers went to meet them on Sunday, a half-mile offshore at the famed surfing break known as Mavericks.
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Officials say portions of Interstate 81 in the City of Syracuse are nearing the end of their life spans, meaning a decision on what to do about the aging highway is needed soon. Wednesday, the public was given the chance to take a closer look at five proposals up for consideration. Our Candace Hopkins has more from the Oncenter.
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- Interstate 81 through the City of Syracuse was built in the 1950s and today, between 80,000 and 100,000 cars travel that section of highway every day.
But decades of use have left some portions of the road in need of serious repair.
Now, the DOT and Syracuse officials are considering five options for moving forward and are asking for the public's input in the process.
"When this was done the first time, 50 or 60 years ago, there wasn't a lot of public involvement that was engaging, so we're going out of our way, a lot out of our way, to make sure we give everyone an opportunity to have their ideas known," said Syracuse Metropolitan Transportation Council Director James D'Agostino.
Wednesday at the Oncenter, people got that opportunity to closely examine the five master improvement strategies being considered and a chance to give vital feedback.
"We're going to take these strategies, refine them based on what we hear today and then we're going to put them into a variety of advanced computer models that are going to allow us to compare the results and the impacts of the different strategies to each other," said D'Agostino.
The studies will exam issues like the economy, land use and pedestrians, an aspect many residents, like Elaine Walter, want more attention focused on.
"I think our city could be a lot more bike and pedestrian friendly. I think there's other models out there, places that are. My kids are in Chicago. You can walk and bike and take public transportation. You don't need a car," said Walter.
Many people we spoke with believe an urban boulevard would support foot traffic and help develop the downtown area.
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Coffee yesterday was very good plenty of flavour cuts through the flaty well. Today same barista milk no consistency should not have been sent out.
I went here for the first time last week for breakfast after reading a few reviews.
The place was a buzz and had a great vibe to it. The service was impeccable, as soon as I walked into the open planned restaurant I was ushered to a seat.
It's tucked away in what... Read more
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My doppio ristretto was full of flavour and no bitterness. Water wasn't served to us, but it must have been an oversight as all other tables did and was served promptly when asked. The 'Boston Beans' were a nice change from usual cafe breakfast fare.
I found this cafe to lack in service and the location wasn't the greatest. The coffee was quite nice by its taste and food was very nice. I loved the flowers on the table, very pretty and the barista was a bit cute!
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Bit of a let down for me the food was ok and the cakes where nice yes. The atmosphere is clinical and way to white. I can apreciate what they have tryed to achieve but they prolly should have done a little more homework before putting this one together. Location needs work and just the set up in... Read more
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This being the third time I've been here I think will be the last.
service took forever, 3 things wrong with my order, food was nice but well over priced and the coffee left an unplesant taist in my mouth also found the venue extremly cold and had to drink my coffee and eat my breaky a bit... Read more
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My last visit to raw was last weekend and I musta cuaght them on a bad day....breaky took a while and was not exactly hot. I finished my first coffee before my order was taken and it took a while to get some ones attention so that I could have another and the second coffee was not very nice I could... Read more
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This ones a bit over rated. Did not like the lay out or design service was slow. Paid pretty big prices for what we recieved at the table and I'm just not a fan of the coffee having got that out of the way. Well done on the cakes and the grocer is a clever idea with that big open picnic spot on the... Read more
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Rainy and over cast day perfect coffee conditions. The breakfast was quite nice and the deserts looked pretty nice to. The place felt a little cold and it felt like the service lacked a bit of personality. The place really didn't blow me away to be honest. Coffee did not taste the best in all... Read more
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Very good product and pretty good spot. I think this place needs a really good barista and maybe like a little bit more going on with the decore. some more visually stimulating stuff. First time visit was impressed though.
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I have tryed this place a couple times now and I think I have learnt my lesson. Food is great, location is not so good, it's quite pricey and the coffee is all over the place.
It seems this spot atracts the yuppies and the "foodies". Its hard to go past cafe 19 just up from this one. Mutch... Read more
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Ok I read the review by vbontap and decided to give it another go. I concur. It does appear that the people at Raw have picked up their game. Breakfast - food was excellent and coffee (new blend? better barista?) was much improved. Hope they can keep this standard going.
Judging from past reviews it appears Raw Kitchen has listened and stepped up. The service I had was fine and was regularly asked if I needed anything else.
I went on 3 consecutive days - a busy Saturday brunch, Sunday morning (ordered my brekky before the crowds) and a quiet Monday. On the... Read more
Great atmosphere and location, food was great.... service and coffee could have been a lot better.
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Raw now have a grocer behind their cafe. Omg cant wait till they officially open it to see what amazing products they are going to stock as I heard that what you can eat in their cafe you can pretty much find in their grocer!! How exciting and that will mean I can just go on the buggy to get all my... Read more
Love this place! Go here all the time.. Breakfast can't be missed - try the Bircher muesli (to die for). Great cappuccino's too... The weekly changing cake cabinet is always a great arvo treat:) something new and exciting to interest anyone's eye's (and stomachs) ! Great atmosphere and highly recommend it!
Heard great things about this new hot spot...just flew up from Sydney and finally had the chance to try it. Without a doubt had a great experience, coffee is uniquely made by baristas and has a true taste - a lesson for all others to learn. Nice chilled atmosphere across the water and great taste... Read more
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The location is really growing on me. The kids love being able to amble across the board walk to feed the fish and the outlook onto the million dollar boats is nice. The coffee has gotten better and better and is now consistently my favourite bought coffee of any I have.
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Food that's so yummy with some of the most consistently loverly staff. They really listen to your feedback .. a rare thing these days. Make coffee they way you want it made. Table service and free wifi (the only in Sanctuary Cove) all adds up to a magic combination !
Finally! A place in Sanctuary Cove which has it all. A raw, refreshing and comfortable interior with fresh flowers on each table, beautiful water and boat views, friendly staff, delicious food and incredible coffee! I could stand in front of the cake stand for hours, it's always so pretty,... Read more
A great addition to Sanctuary Cove. Probably one of the best breakfast on the Gold Coast. Open every day from 7am till 4:30pm and dinner on Saturday nights. Coffee beans from Marvell Street Rosters in Byron bay. Freshly rosted every week. All the food is made fresh in house, from hand cut chips to... Read more
hmmm Raw I very mutch liked the concept great idea with the food witch was very nice. The cakes were the best part for me outstanding cakes. but for me it just didn't work but each to thier own. I thought the coffee could have been alot better as there is a lingering taist possibly the blend. The... Read more
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My last review was at Black coffee lyrics in surfers and this was certainly a different cafe. Its wierd to think in the heart of trashy surfers you can find such a great cafe but out here in posh sanctuary cove .......
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if this was a food review sight I'd give this place top marks a bit expensive but the food was great. one coffee I got was very bitter and the next was soft and milky needs a bit of work. good location but parking is frustraiting. I found the decore a bit boring and flat and very white!!! wish i... Read more
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Brand new cafe for me to try and was very excited to make my way into sanctuary cove. I use to frequent sanctuary cove many years ago and how has it changed. Found the Raw kitchen and espresso initialy was not sure if it was counter or table service. I didnt find the... Read more
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Dickie Donoho, age 59, of Lafayette, TN passed away Wednesday evening from injuries sustained in an accident, January 16, 2013 at Macon County General Hospital.
Funeral services for Dickie Donoho were conducted on Friday, January 18, at 11:00 a.m. from the Chapel of the Alexander Funeral Home, with Jerry Mercer officiating. Interment followed in the Anderson & Son Memorial Park. The family requests memorial contributions toward the funeral expense.
Dickie is survived by: Daughter, Shauna and husband Richard Osborne; Grandchildren, Chloe and Bristol Osborne; Sister, Joann and husband Randall Goodman; Sister-in-law, Maidean Donoho; Several nieces and nephews.


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A great find, we booked a 1 bedroom apartment with my husband and 3 year old daughter, the apartments are clean and spacious with fully decked out kitchen & lounge, including dining table. Rooftop pool was a highlight, safe and clean and includes a small kids wading pool. Reception was friendly and happy to help with any enquiries, I would... More
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