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Best condo in the midlakes area.
Location, Location, Location. This was the perfect spot - best 1st floor condo in the midlakes condos. Place was clean and well maintained. we did have one problem which was immediately fixed by the owner (good sign!). Though I had a broken wrist, the wife enjoyed the well maintained pool (5 min walk), and we both enjoyed the quietness, serenity and of course, the scenery. While there, we did 2 day trips (jim thrope & bushkill falls)-both pleasant drives. We also enjoyed several local restaurants. We definitely recommend this place and will definitely return next year.
The Best!
We stayed the weekend after Labor Day. A simple 'get away from it all' is what we were looking for. Fist of all, the place is big, beautiful and absolutely CLEAN. Comfortable, not dumpy, furniture is found throughout the duplex unit. The kitchen has all the plates, glasses, tableware, pots & pans that one would need, and it all goes in the dishwasher later. The basic gas grill along with a small table & 2 chairs on the porch is all we needed to create some fabulous meals. Even the showers were great, enough pressure to blow your hair away. If one is looking for quiet spacious comfort in order decompress, this is the place. Now the negative: The cable TV is lame, but I guess that is a function of the service available up there. Sometime the wifi drops out also (face it, even on vacation we remain connected). There is a small deli near by, but they don't sell beer. What? We are definitely looking to return soon. The best!
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11/16 Smackdown, Main Event & SMS Spoilers
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Re: 11/16 Smackdown, Main Event & SMS Spoilers
Slightly different set of spoilers:
- MizTV with Mick Foley opens the show, Miz is in full-on Babyface mode. Foley asks what Miz he'll be getting: WWE Champion Miz or Reality TV Star Miz? Miz questions his team-mates. A team Foley meeting is called in the ring. Team Foley in-fights until a Cody-less Team Ziggler comes out and they start in-fighting. Mick announces that Booker gave him GM powers for the night so he makes Kofi vs Sandow, Kane vs Barrett and Del Rio/Ziggler vs Orton/Miz.
- Damien Sandow defeated Kofi Kingston with a Roll-Up.
- Kaitlyn, Layla and Natalya defeated Eve, Alicia Fox and Aksana when Kaitlyn pinned Fox.
- The Survivor Series Pre-Show match is Team CoBro (Zack Ryder and Santino Marella) vs 3MB (Heath Slater and Jinder Mahal).
- Miz and Randy Orton defeated Alberto Del Rio and Dolph Ziggler when Miz hit the SCF on Del Rio. After the match, Orton hit Miz with an RKO to a chorus of boos.
- Sheamus is waiting for Big Show in the parking lot, Booker T tells him that if he can't wait until Sunday, there'll be consequences.
- Sheamus comes out to the ring and calls out Big Show saying that, when he attacked Regal, he made it personal and that he wants to fight now. Show comes out and says he wants to wait until Sunday because he doesn't want Sheamus to have an excuse when he loses. Sheamus tries to attack Show, but Booker holds him back and kicks him out of the building. Booker books Big Show vs a Mystery Opponent as the main event, he says that his opponent is bigger than him.
- Kane vs Wade Barrett ends in a no contest when it breaks down into a Team Foley vs Team Ziggler brawl. Orton cleans house with RKOs while Miz watches from the ramp.
- Antonio Cesaro defeated Sin Cara, R-Truth was out on commentary.
- Big Show defeated The Great Khali with the WMD. After the match, Sheamus' music hit but nobody came out.
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Have you read Mukkove Johnson's books? What did you think?
Have you read Mukkove Johnson's books?
What did you think?
Our family has been blessed by both of Mukkove's books and they are beautiful reminders of the true focus of holidays. Our children especially love how she takes secular aspects of the holidays and points them to Christ. These are great books that every family should own!
Gretta Johns
Wife, Homeschooling Mom, Missionary
Great books, very helpful with kids and filled with wisdom for life. Thanks
Charlese Etheridge
Satisfied Aunt
I love "Christmas is About Jesus"! As a new Mom one of the hardest things I've found is how to communicate complex things to my little ones. This book helped me a ton to see Christmas through the eyes of a child again and to connect our family traditions to the Lord in a simple and creative way. Would recommend to all families!!!
Shannon Johnson
Grateful Mom
I absolutely love both of Mukkove's books! What a great way to teach children how to find God in holiday symbols - even ones that weren't made to be spiritual symbosl. With so many distractions, it is essential that our kids know how to find Jesus and remember his promises in the everyday things.
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In what appears to be a continuation of administrative musical chairs, Lodi Unified School District trustees appointed three new elementary school principals and a vice principal, but which school each will oversee remains up in the air.
At a special meeting on Tuesday, trustees appointed Erin Clark, Leslie Maldonado and Mark Vierra as elementary school principals to replace three principals who retired from Lodi schools on June 30 — Carol Rivas of Needham, Janis Moorhead of Borchardt and Marianne Varni, who was principal of Live Oak and Tokay Colony elementary schools.
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Little Garden and the never ending struggleBy Ayo on July 3rd, 2010
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Back, forth, forth, back, yes, no, yes, maybe.
Sorry that I haven't been updating the comic much. I have a lot of things swirling in my head and in my computer.
First of all, I've been continuing to make photo funnies, as you can see above. I have been attempting to do longer strips, say five to eight pages, and I don't want to post anything until the entire story is complete. To avoid in-progress service interruptions. Secondly, also evidenced above, I've been tinkering with making more Little Garden Comics. Why. Oh. Why. I can't quit them, it seems. Am I haunted and cursed to work on Little Garden so long as these old bones roam the earth? Maybe. When it comes down to it, these are the fullest characters that I've ever made. I have more of a handle on them than I do on the other characters that I've worked with. Perhaps that's more of a sign that I need to just keep working with the new characters though. I don't really like teasing Little Garden readers with half-considered returns and such. In any case, this was my week.
Anyway, the page above isn't what you could consider "finished." It's not really a "work in progress" either. I'm just at an impasse. I should not keep opening the Pandora's Box of Little Garden. It only makes it that much harder to move on.
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Awh I am so glad that you love my blog. Thank you very much, I hope you're Christmas was amazing<3
"Being honest may not get you a lot of friends but it'll always get you the right ones"
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'It's very irksome' — locals say staff going to great lengths to avoid Ninewells Hospital parking charges
Residents in the Menzieshill area of Dundee have hit out at NHS staff members they claim are parking in their street to avoid hospital charges. (...)
MSP launches bid to crack down on problem parking
A disabled Dundee man and a blind Fife woman have inspired a Holyrood crackdown on ''irresponsible parking''. (...)
City council admits Union Street parking 'anomaly' means motorists can't be fined
An upset motorist has accused the city council of defrauding the public. (...)
Dundee owed almost £1 million in unpaid parking fines
Parking fine dodgers in Dundee owe the city council alomst £1 million. (...)
NHS Tayside expecting Ninewells Hospital to benefit from park and ride scheme
A planned park and ride in Dundee will ''greatly assist'' efforts to ease parking pressure at Ninewells Hospital, an NHS Tayside official has said. (...)
Take a hike — Victoria Hospital chief suggests parking problems can be tackled with some simple steps
NHS staff have been told to get on their feet and walk following complaints about hospital parking. (...)
'I think I am being victimised' — driver accuses Vinci Park staff of giving sports cars extra attention
A Ninewells Hospital worker believes that car park enforcement officers are singling her out for attention and are ready to fine her when she is parked legitimately. (...)
Courier probe reveals shocking threats faced by parking wardens
A Perthshire parking warden was pinned between a car and a van after trying to write a ticket, while another's family was threatened by a furious motorist. (...)
Dundee drivers taking to RingGo mobile parking payment system
A scheme that allows motorists to pay for parking in Dundee using their mobile phones has been used more than 10,000 times in its first six months. (...)
Forfar business petition presses for a one-way U-turn
A petition to overturn a council roads decision has opened up a can of worms relating to traffic and parking in Forfar. (...)
Perth moves to make parking three and easy for Christmas shoppers
Just days after putting charges up, Perth and Kinross Council has announced a free parking scheme in the run-up to Christmas. (...)
Federation of Small Businesses dismayed by Perth and Kinross parking charge increase
Higher parking charges in Perth and Kinross will damage fragile businesses already suffering from the adverse economic conditions, it has been claimed. (...)
Grieving son welcomed back to Dundee with a parking ticket
A bereaved former Dundee man has hit out at Dundee City Council after being given a parking ticket outside his grieving father's house in Menzieshill. (...)
Broughty Ferry school parking restrictions to be relaxed at weekends
Weekend parking restrictions are to be removed from a Broughty Ferry street — but not until next summer. (...)
City council told to park any plan to increase cost of Menzieshill permits
A Dundee councillor has reacted angrily to a call for parity over car parking permit costs across the city. (...)
Lines are blurring as Angus wardens apply parking amnesty
Angus drivers are enjoying an unofficial parking amnesty after delays in a line-painting programme. (...)
Drivers angry over receiving parking fines for 'off-street' cars
Angry motorists are being hit with £60 parking fines after leaving their vehicles in what, for years, has been considered off-street parking near the Whitehall Theatre. (...)
Coach company owner says Olympia centre parking setup is 'a recipe for disaster'
A Dundee coach operator has described temporary parking arrangements at a local tourist attraction as "a recipe for disaster." (...)
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A Dundee mother has claimed inconsiderate drivers are putting children's lives at risk at a city primary school. (...)
Coupar Angus residents and politicians want parking spaces back to improve trade
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FDIC announces 124th bank failure
State regulators shutter Commerce Bank of Southwest Florida. Closure will cost the FDIC $23.6 million.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- State regulators shuttered Commerce Bank of Southwest Florida in Fort Myers, Fla., Friday night, bringing the 2009 national tally to 124.
Customers of Commerce Bank of Southwest Florida bank are protected, however. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., which has insured bank deposits since the Great Depression, currently covers customer accounts up to $250,000.
Central Bank in Stillwater, Minn., will assume all of the failed bank's $76.7 million in deposits, according to the FDIC. Central Bank also entered into a loss-share agreement with the FDIC on $61 million of Commerce Bank's $79.7 million in assets.
The single branch of Commerce Bank will reopen on Monday as a branch of Central Bank.
Customers of the failed bank can access their money over the weekend by writing checks or using ATMs or debit cards. Checks will continue to be processed, and borrowers should make mortgage and loan payments as usual.
The FDIC also said customers should continue to use their existing branch until they receive notice from Central Bank that the takeover has been completed.
An average of 11 banks have failed per month this year, and the federal coffer is thinning under the massive strain.
The fund now stands below $10 billion, down significantly from $45 billion a year ago. Friday's closure will cost the FDIC an estimated $23.6 million.
After factoring in expected closures, the agency says its insurance fund is in the red and will remain there through 2012. Over the next four years, the agency expects bank closures will cost $100 billion.
The bank failure count for 2009 is still far from 1989's record high of 534 bank closures which took place during the savings and loan crisis, when the insurance fund also carried a negative balance.
The tally is nearly five times the number that failed in 2008, and the highest tally since 1992 when 181 banks failed
Silver market analyst Ted Butler interviewed by King World News
11:34p ET Friday, November 20, 2009
Dear Friend of GATA and Gold (and Silver):
Interviewed for 12 minutes today by Eric King of King World News, silver market analyst Ted Butler said he is gaining some confidence about the integrity of the silver exchange-traded fund and believes that big money is not yet being invested in silver but could be soon, exploding the price. You can listen to the interview at the King World News Internet site here:
CHRIS POWELL, Secretary/Treasurer
Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Inc.
Max Keiser and Germany buying GoldHi Bill
The 'K Man' reported yesterday on his new show The Keiser Report (from 7.30mins) his contacts at the Bundesbank have told him that Germany will announce they are buying gold!
The video is at www.maxkeiser.com
The dollar rose .39 to 75.68. The euro fell .0052 to 1.4861 and the pound lost .0157 to 1.6424.
Crude oil fell 74 cents per barrel to $76.72.
The CRB rose .31 to 274.58.
Unconfirmed, Ukranian Railway has defaulted on on a Barclays bond, and also has another government-guaranteed obligation with Deutsche. If Deutsche were to accelerate the payment, and were the obligation not to be paid, it would be considered a government default. None of this information is confirmed, but it is being circulated and contributing to the aformentioned Ukraine concerns
U.S. Q3 seen revised down on widening trade deficit
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. economy's return to growth in the third quarter was less brisk than previously thought as the trade deficit worsened and companies still aggressively cut inventories, a Reuters survey predicted.
The poll of 66 economists forecast real gross domestic product growth would be revised down to an annualized rate of 2.9 percent from the 3.5 percent pace reported by the government last month.
It will still be the first expansion after four quarters of decline. Recent data, ranging from the trade balance to business inventories, have suggested the government's initial estimates on output were a bit on the optimistic side.
"Among the components, we look for the revisions to show a wider trade deficit, a bigger decline in nonresidential structures investment, slightly softer consumer spending growth, and a bigger contraction in inventories," wrote economists at Barclays Capital.
"Despite the likely downward revision, we still believe that the third quarter will prove to be the first quarter of recovery and that it demonstrates a decisive turn in the economy."
The U.S. trade deficit widened to $36.5 billion in September from $30.8 billion the previous month. Both exports and imports recorded their best month since December 2008.
The Commerce Department will release its second estimate of third-quarter GDP on Tuesday. The revisions have already been priced by the market and are unlikely to generate too much interest in a holiday-shortened trading week.
However, traders will keep on eye on the advance estimates on corporate profits to be released together with the GDP report. Aggressive cost cutting, mostly head count reduction, has seen companies reporting strong earnings.
The survey forecast after tax corporate profits surging 6.2 percent in the third quarter after rising 0.9 percent in the April-June period.
Fed Audit Shield Takes Blow After Ron Paul Proposal Advances
By Scott Lanman
Bloomberg News
Friday, November 20, 2009
WASHINGTON -- The Federal Reserve's shield from congressional audits of interest-rate decisions took a blow from lawmakers who want to open the central bank's books to greater congressional scrutiny.
The House Financial Services Committee yesterday advanced a proposal to remove a three-decade ban on audits of monetary policy and carry out an examination of the central bank. The plan was offered by U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, a Republican from Texas who has called for the abolition of the Fed, and based on a bill with more than 300 co-sponsors
Yesterday's vote is "probably not going to be helpful in terms of keeping inflation expectations low and supporting the dollar," said Michael Feroli, a JPMorgan Chase & Co. economist in New York and former Fed researcher. The central bank "should do whatever it takes to stop this from going forward and eroding confidence in the Fed's independence," he said.
From The King Report late last night
On Thursday, January and February T-Bills went negative (-0.03% yield) and the six-month Bill fell to.12 (.175 on Tuesday), the lowest six-month yield since 1958. A tad worse Initial Jobless Claims couldnot produce this havoc. Conventional wisdom says it's yearend window dressing But why Bills?
If you want to park cash, why not place it in some short-term paper with a positive yield? So also thosepundits that exclaim there is no problem are not correct. If there were no concerns, the cash would noteagerly run to a negative yield vehicle.
The FT on negative T-Bill rates: Short-term US interest rates turned negative on Thursday as banksfrantically stockpiled government securities in order to polish their balance sheets for the end of the year.
The development highlighted the continuing distortions in the financial system more than a year afterLehman Brothers' failure triggered a global crisis.
The growing appetite for short-term government debt reflects an effort by banks to present pristineyear-end balance sheets to regulators and investors


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Phoenix Chowhound Challenge/Help
Here is the challenge hoping you will be able to help us out. My bestfriend and I have a tradition of having dinner together once a month. The rules for the dinner are very simple
1. It must considered a fine dining establishment (No Diners, Drive-Ins or Dives for this meal)
2. He who picks the place pays (we alternate months to keep costs down and creativity up)
3. It must be a place that neither one of us has ever been to.
We have been doing this religiously for over 6 years now. It has become one of the things I love most about my life. It's a treat that both of us look forward to every month. We don't take his wife or my girlfriend, it's all about a couple of foodies enjoy great food and wine (hopefully). The challenge is that it has been 6 years of our dinners plus dining out with others. We have month's where we really struggle to find places. So who better to ask for suggestions than the chowhound gang.
Below I have listed the best list we could come up of places that we have been.
We will also be hitting R.E.M and Bourbon Steak this fall/winter.
Sorry about the length of the list:
All American Tavern Kinkaids
Asia de Cuba La Hacienda
Atlas Bistro Latitude 30
Barrio Café Lon's at the Hermosa
Binkley's Luc's
Bistro 24 Maestro's
Bloom Mary Elaine's
Blue Café McCormick and Schmicks
Blue Wasabi Methode Bistro
Braziere Mi Cocina Mi Pais
Camus Michael's at the Citadel
Canal Mortons
Chart House Mosaic
Chelsea's Kitchen Mucho Gusto
Chevront's Ocean Club
Christopher Frem Brassie Old Town Tortilla Factory
Citrus Café Olive and Ivy
City Hall Steakhouse Pepin
Cornado Café Pizzeria Bianco
Cout de Tartes Quiessence
Cowboy Ciao Radio Milano
Coyocan Steak House Richardsons
Cyclo Roaring Fork
Deseo Roka Akor
Different Pointe of View Roy's
Digestif Salt Cellar
Durants San Carlos Bay
Eddie Matney's Sea Saw
Eleve Sol y Sombra
Fate T Cooks
Fiamma Taggia
Fine's Cellar Tapino
Fogo E Brasa Tarbells
Furio Trader Vic's
House of Tricks Trente Cinq
House of Tricks Vincent on Camelback
Houston's Voltaire
Humphrey's Pacific Rim Vu
Italian Grotto Zest
Kai Zinc Bistro
Highlights this year have been NOCA and Digestif both places were very new when we tried them (usually we waited 2-3 months after a place opens to let them work out the kinks) and delivered in a major way. We both agreed easily part of our top 10 in the valley. So please start suggesting places we can always use the help.
Such is Life/Asi es la Vida (same level as Coyoacán) and Sophie's Bistro might fit in with the rest of that list. Bill Hunt has said good things about Backstreet Wine Salon, but I haven't been there myself--maybe he can say where it might fall on the spectrum defined by your previous selections. Also, Razz's seems to have some fans here, but that's another place I haven't made it to yet.
Asi Es La Vida
3602 N 24th St, Phoenix, AZ 85016
Backstreet Wine Salon
3603 E Indian School Road, Phoenix, AZ 85018
Razz's Restaurant & Bar
10315 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85253
Sophie's French Bistro
2320 E Osborn Rd, Phoenix, AZ
Caffe Boa in Tempe has an extensive wine list & a knowledgable staff. I have only been for happy hour apps, but they were outstanding. Per thier website the menu changes weekly:
Caffe Boa
398 S. Mill Avenue, Tempe, AZ 85281
I would suggest adding Rancho Pinot on the list of places to try. Also Estate House (haven't been yet myself but have heard good things). Cibo would also be good if you haven't tried that yet.
603 N. 5th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 850103
Rancho Pinot Grill
6208 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ
The Estate House
7134 E. Stetson Drive, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
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Daniel's on Camelback? They have been closed for several months.
re: azhotdish
Really? for good?
re: drewb123
Just tried calling their number--it has been disconnected.
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wow. my husband loves that restaurant we havent been in years but my neighbors went a few months ago..
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I peeked at Yelp and saw a couple of reports from May and June of this year, but I have no idea when the people who wrote those reports last ate there.
What about North @ Kierland - or even Bar North. Cartwright's up in Cave Creek. Sassi. Pane E Vino. All places that I really enjoy.
Cartwright's Sonoran Ranch House
6710 E Cave Creek Rd, Cave Creek, AZ 85331
North Restaurant
15024 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85254
10455 E Pinnacle Peak Rd, Scottsdale, AZ
Pane E Vino Restaurant
8900 E Pinnacle Peak Rd # D1, Scottsdale, AZ
have you been to padres, on camelback yet?
Padre's Modern Mexican
1044 E Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ
These are great we have done Backstreet and really liked it, Sophie's was good too. I know we talked about Razz's a couple of months ago and heard great things about it so that one is definately on our list for the future. Asi es la Vida sounds intriguing as well. My dining friend has done Rancho Pinot so I can't use that one, we did Estate House. I have had a few people rave to me about Cibo so that one too will go on the list. Eric and I met in our fraternity at ASU so we are big Cafe Boa fans and like it even better in the new location, even though I miss those cheap beer and wing deals at Long Wongs. Took the girlfriend to Cafe Bink last month and we loved it. Great simple food. French BYOB is always a major appeal we both live in Central Phoenix do you think it is worth the drive to Fountain Hills? We have done Sassi, North and I have done Padre's many times great lunches there. I haven't heard of Pane E Vino could you tell me a little more about that place.
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Brian, can we switch lives for a month or so? :-)
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Wow, you've been to some great places and hit most of my faves but I do have a few ideas for you. Awesome tradition, btw.
I've had one of my best overall dining experiences at Fusion in Scottsdale. It's across Buckboard from the new W Hotel and I think the fact that it managed to stay in business during the construction of the W is proof that they know what it takes to keep customers coming back, even when it's a total pain to get to the place.
Fusion - http://www.azeats.com/fusion/
I would also highly suggest going to one of the wine pairing dinners at D'Vine in Mesa. I can't comment on the Chandler location, but I've been to three of the monthly wine dinners at the Mesa location and each one was fantastic. It's the last Wednesday of the month, here's what's planned for next week although I think it might be sold out (they cap it at 25 diners).
$60 per person (generous pours)
Amuse Bouche
Pan seared pine nut crusted scallop served with house made apricot jam
Hors d' Oeuvres
Rabbit Pate
Hand made black pepper crusted pate, served with avocado and tomato with crostini and sea salt
Asparagus Salad
Tender asparagus, golden raisins, hard boiled quail egg and celery hearts all tossed in a tarragon vinaigrette
Classic Provincial dish of seafood in a spicy saffron broth
Loup de Mer
Wild Mediterranean sea bass filet, roasted then served over potato gnocchi served in a white wine cream sauce all topped with a fresh tomato relish
Cardamom Coffee Mousse
Rich and creamy coffee mousse accented with a raspberry glaze
re: bpreston
WOW, what a cool tradition, I want to switch lives with you, too! Have you been to Rokerij? Owned by the Richardson's Family of Restaurants. It is one of my all time favorites. Check out the happy hour specials for some yummy apps. before dinner.
I see you've been to sea saw and blue wasabi, so how about sushi? If you live in north central Hana is right near you at 7th ave and missouri, and is amazing, always extremely fresh fish but also always very crowded. Or even Yasu sushi near pv mall, which i've never been to but many have raved about on this board could be an option.
Also, I know you're going to Bourbon steak but for a slightly less expensive steak, maybe don and charlies in old town Scottsdale? It's a Scottsdale institution and if you go during spring training you could probably spot a big leaguer. It's a fun atmosphere with lots of sports memorabilia and a little more bbq twist than a standard steakhouse
Hana Japanese Eatery
5524 N 7th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85013
Yasu Sushi Bistro
4316 E Cactus Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85032
Don & Charlie's
7501 E. Camelback Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
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Oh yeah, Hana. Not sure how that one got past me.
Definitely a good choice. BYOB.
Marcellino's is hands down the best Italian restaurant in the Valley. They're closed for the month of August but is a definite must for to-die-for pasta! Yasu Sushi Bistro is the the place to go for fresh and delicious sushi, especially if you're looking to try new things that you don't see everyday. Also, Eddie Matney has a new place in Scottsdale, Eddie's House. Check it out!
How about Delux? I don't know if it's "fine dining", but it's tasty, and definately not a diner or dive.
Tapino on Shea is great, too.
3146 E Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85016
Tapino Kitchen & Wine Bar
7000 E Shea Blvd # 1010, Scottsdale, AZ
How about:
Elements and Salt Cellar? Both favorite places to go out for excellent dining with friends.
5700 East McDonald Drive, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253
Salt Cellar Restaurant
550 N Hayden Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85257


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The legend of Ironbeard is known throughout the Universe. For centuries, the cyborg pirate Ironbeard pillaged and plundered vast riches from countless galaxies. Now, greedy space pirates wage war across the cosmos, searching for Ironbeard's Treasure.
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A source close to the 29-year-old Australian star told the MailOnline.com: ''Miranda is moving out and she wants more space for her family''.
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By David Purdum / For the AJC
Camden County won a $20,000 coin flip, when Norcross athletic director Kirk Barton incorrectly chose tails Saturday at a remote country store in Soperton.
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My freshman year I lived in Neptune North, because I was told it was the Fine Arts dorm and was a more reasonable walking distance to the music building than Douglas, which was the Honors House prior to New Hall being built. It was an older dorm, and to be honest I was not a huge fan of living in a dorm, but after I "fixed" it up with my own things and made it more personable, I was quite comfortable. I really was only there to sleep and eat, because I was so busy with classes, but I made it work for what I needed my first year. I got out of the dorms after my freshman year and moved to an apartment so that I could have more room, a cat, and a kitchen because I love to cook, and I wished I had the opportunity to do that my whole first year in the dorms. I have had to move to another apartment complex since I had complications over this past winter with pipes bursting and flooding (it is not fun to move in the middle of January when it is subzero temperatures outside…), but now I am a few blocks from the music building, which is great to have walking distance to my main location on campus. Now I can cook, play with my cat, and practice instruments in the comfort of my own apartment!
I Heart NIU because of the various opportunities that it has provided for me, and the many doors that have opened up for me here. At NIU, I have been involved in fifteen different ensembles through the School of Music, ranging from Percussion Ensemble, to Wind Ensemble, to playing trombone in the Huskie Marching Band. I discovered my true passion for world musics by being a part of ensembles highlighting many areas of the world, from South America, to Africa, to the Middle East and Asia. NIU has incredible world music ensembles and opportunities to study and learn, and I have been fortunate in being able to participate in as many as I have.
The biggest door that has opened for me since I have been here, however, is my undergraduate research on the berimbau. Because of this research, not only have I developed skills necessary and valuable to any professional career, but I also have been able to perform for many audiences, including a Brazilian capoeira convention in Chicago with capoeira masters who have been playing berimbau their entire lives. My professor, Greg Beyer, and I have applied to perform and do clinics at the Percussive Arts Society International Convention, and are planning a tour of the berimbau this fall if our application is presented. I never would have thought that I would be doing this sort of work and performing in my undergraduate degree, and it is invaluable in the experience and future benefits through networking and sharing my love for this instrument and composing. Because of these experiences at NIU, I have had a wonderful time so far in my undergraduate career, and it has helped me to realize that I want to teach at the collegiate level in the future.
I <3 NIU and everything that it has done for me!
Things I Do For Fun and Keeping a Safe Environment at NIU
This semester at NIU I am in the marching band, so I have had the fortune of being at every home football game this season for our UNDEFEATED Huskies (9-0)!!! I cannot wait for the Ball State game next week, and the Western Michigan game on November 26. If we end up going to the MAC Championship it will be so much fun to travel to Detroit, or even go to a Bowl game in January!
Most of the things I do for fun outside of my majors are for my majors. Even though I am not a composition major, I do enjoy composing, and I have completed a few pieces that have led to bigger and better things. My most recent composition is a marimba and harp duet that was commissioned by a marimbist signing with Marimba One this fall/winter. It took me almost six months in total to complete, but the last few months while being in school and being able to bounce ideas off of others has really made for fun times.
I also love going to the House Cafe every so often for the Jazz Jam Sessions held on Wednesday nights, but one of my favorite things at NIU that is always one of the most fun times of the semester is the NIU Latin Jazz Dance Party, which brings together the Center for Latino and Latin American Studies and the School of Music to put on a night, packed full of dancing, dance lessons, catered food, and incredible music. It is always so great to let my stresses go and dance the night away to such groovy music!
The other day, NIU Chief of Police Tom Phillips visited the NLAs and gave a short presentation on campus safety and keeping a sound environment for our community. Before his talk, I would always stay safe on campus by not walking alone after dark, keeping in well lit parts of campus, and always being aware of my surroundings. Even if I have headphones in when walking to classes, I am aware of what is going on around me. One of the biggest impacts his talk had on me, however, was how so many of us walk around campus unaware of what is going on and with our expensive smart phones or other technology items out in front of us, as if they are always safe. This sort of behavior is just asking for someone to swipe the phone or other device out of your hands, so I am now consciously aware of when I am using my phone when walking. Everything else he talked about were things that I already carry out in my daily life, but I will continue to keep doing these behaviors and think about what he said regarding our overall safety. His philosophies on how to keep the campus safe were very reassuring, and I appreciated him coming and talking to the NLAs.
Research with Dr. Greg Beyer on the Berimbau
The biggest impact of engaged learning that I have had outside of the Northern Lights Ambassador Program is my independent research that I have been doing with Dr. Greg Beyer on the Brazilian berimbau since last semester. The video below is my composition from last semester on the berimbau, but our main goals are to respect its historical context in the Brazilian martial art, capoeira, and bring it to a new, more versatile light as a melodic percussion instrument. Greg and I have set a schedule where we each compose a new piece each semester for the instrument: we began with a duet, this semester I finished composing a trio, and then in future semesters we will compose quartets, quintets, and sextets, that will ultimately all be performed at a final berimbau recital highlighting our work with this project.
This project began with Greg's own studies that he has done on the instrument, which was the subject of his doctoral thesis at Manhattan School of Music. Since then, he has commissioned composers for berimbau pieces, composed himself, and has used the berimbau in numerous musical contexts outside of capoeira, but with the traditions in mind. In his studies, Dr. Beyer created "Arcomusical," which is his own publishing company and lifelong project. The link for the Arcomusical website is here:
Because of my other independent contracts I have done with Greg for Honors fulfillments, he asked if I would like to join in on this project, and it has changed my life, in only a matter of a couple semesters. Playing berimbau and being a part of this project has deepened my love for Brazilian music and interest in traditions, as well as my musical abilities because I am composing every semester and developing these innovative ideas for a seemingly simple bowed instrument.
I presented my research project last year at the Undergraduate Research and Artistry Day here at NIU, and won first place, which was not only a great personal accomplishment, but I was able to bring the College of Visual and Performing Arts to a higher status of what we do as far as research. I will be presenting my research at a luncheon for the Presidential Committee on the Statuses of Women (PCSW) soon, as well as doing a clinic at a Capoeira Convention at the Quilombo Center in Chicago on November 9th. In the future, Greg and I plan on applying to do a clinic at the Percussive Arts Society International Convention next fall, as well as plan a trip to Brazil to further my fascination of the Brazilian culture and berimbau.
This research has impacted me in so many positive ways, and I can never put into words how much I appreciate everything Greg has done for me because of this project. I am forever grateful, and I will forever be a student of the berimbau.
I am looking forward to all engagement opportunities through the NLA program, especially in the Spring Semester when we give back to the students and thank the alumni and staff for everything they do for us.
These opportunities that I have had thus far will impact my career because as a music teacher, I will be able to show my students styles of music and cultural traditions that they would not have known of before (I did not know anything about Brazilian music before NIU), and I would love to give my students as many opportunities as possible to explore their musical interests.
First couple weeks of NIU, Fall 2013
Hello Readers!
I hope the past few weeks have been fun for you! I am finally back into the swing of things since the semester has started, and am looking forward to what the rest of the semester has to offer!
This semester I am taking 18 credits, and am participating in four ensembles, including Percussion Ensemble, Wind Ensemble, NIU World Steel Band, and the Huskie Marching Band. I also am in Middle School Methods for Music Education, which means I have the opportunity this semester to do clinicals at a middle school, and I cannot wait to be in front of students again. This class, as well as the other music education courses, continually reaffirms my decision to be a teacher, because I am so passionate about the material, and I love passing along my knowledge and helping students find themselves through music.
I will also be continuing my research on the Brazilian berimbau this semester with my professor, Dr. Greg Beyer. This semester we will be diving deeper into the world of capoeira, and I am currently in the process of composing a berimbau trio that continues to expand the versatility of the instrument outside of its traditional context, while still respecting its origins in capoeira. Attached is the video of my berimbau duet that I composed for my research last semester, entitled "Descobertas por pau e pedra," which, in Portuguese, means "Discoveries through Stick and Stone." The duet is published through Arcomusical (ASCAP).
Alexis Lamb- Proud to be a Huskie!
Welcome to "My Life as an NIU Huskie!"
My name is Alexis Lamb, and I am a junior at Northern Illinois University earning a double major in Music Education and Percussion Performance. I was born and raised in Denver, Colorado, and besides my passion for music, I love being outdoors, reading, and stained glass art. I am in the Honors College, and last year I did an undergraduate research assistantship with my percussion professor about the Brazilian berimbau, and ended up winning first place at the Undergraduate Research and Artistry Day in April 2013.
Being from Denver, I often get asked why I moved all the way out to DeKalb to attend college, and the best answer is because of the experience I had at my percussion audition. The NIU percussion studio welcomed me in even before I was accepted, and I had such a wonderful audition and interaction with the professors that I knew this was the place for me. I have never looked back on my decision because I have been fortunate to receive so many opportunities while out here, and I love passing on my experience at my audition during the process in the spring, so that more students feel just as welcome.
This is my second year as a Northern Lights Ambassador, and I chose to participate again this year because of my previous statement about my experiences as an incoming freshman, and the opportunities that I have received since my first year here. I want to be able to help students with finding their niche at the university so they can make the most of their academic career, as I have with my own time here.
My best experience that I have had at NIU was winning first place at URAD in April, and as part of my project I composed a berimbau duet that was published. Because of the duet, I was commissioned to compose a marimba and harp duet for a future artist of Marimba One, and will be completed in November. This opportunity would not have been possible without my research assistantship with Dr. Greg Beyer, and we plan to continue our research with the help of resources through Northern, such as grant writing to go study in Brazil.
Always proud to be a Huskie! Go NIU, and watch for the marching band performing at the football games (I will be playing trombone)!
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Why resort to absurd matter replicator analogies, when there are truck loads of far more relevent historical analogies available. You are writing as though music sharing was a completely new class of problem (and therefore needs new measures to regulate or eliminate it), when in fact it's merely a re-run of an old, old problem.
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2005-01-24 10:32:18 GinEric [View]
Sheet music and lyrics will now also be encoded for tracking. The same type of codes as ISRC can, and soon will, be employed by Internet Websites to track the use of their Copyrighted content.
By the way, sheet music publishers suffered most from the advent of radio, not Xerox. The sheet music publishers were at least fair, splitting the profits 50/50. Radio, in the beginning, under an Italian and three Russian Generals "the Brothers Sarnoff and Mr. Paley, aka, ABC, NBC, and CBS, all under Marconi's, Edison's, Bell's control via the MPA and other illegal organizations, did not pay for music. Why? They were cheap! Skinflints! And none of these inventors can actually claim the devices they said they invented! In short, they were really good con men.
Unlike the American print publisher. Who, having a tradition of American Heritage [unlike the foreignors above] and Fairness, paid the author half of the profits for the right to publish them.
The Sarnoff's, Paley's, Marconi's, Edison's, and Bell's are gone, thank God, and maybe now we can fix that other crooked office, the U.S. Patent Office.
Meanwhile, around the early 1900's, movies and radio started up. By 1927 both the movies and the radio were stealing not only from songwriters, but also from some of the old movie companies in New York City and the East Coast. The whole idea of setting up movie lots in Hollywood was to bootleg film and music and not pay any royalties to the people who had created them on the East Coast. Nor to pay for the use of patented equipment.
Television came along, LP's, cassettes, even CD's and DVD's and Hollywood is still stealing from the creators of music, stories, whatever they can get.
But it all goes back to the early movie lots of Hollywood and their desire not to pay artists. The sheet music publisher was the last honest publisher this country knew of.
Had the movie industry dealt fairly, none of the writers would be complaining. However, not just songwriters, but people like Moses [Charleton Heston] have had to take on these Hollywood and Beverly Hills moguls for their acts of theft. SAG and the Directors Guild have had a hell of a time fighting the crooked lawyers of Los Angeles, New York City, and Nashville. These are the same types that hired Pinkertons to put down strikes by shooting and killing people. They are no less scum than that. Most of the movie moguls are Organized Crime Syndicate Members. That is were most of the dirty money gets laundered, through the untouchables in Beverly Hills and Hollywood. Some, like Meyer Lansky, preferred Miami over Hollywood, but the current ranking Russian Jewish Mafia that controls the movie industry prefers the pomposity of richness which they never knew in their native U.S.S.R.
Think I'm joking or I don't know what I'm talking about? Look up their dossiers under the Freedom of Information Act.
Am I trying to start a war? Yes I am.
Mr. Claymore, who doesn't live too far from me, needs to sell some hardware, doesn't he?
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I used the matter replicator analogy for two reasons. 1) I am not overly familiar with past precedents. I'm not a student of such things. 2) The essential difference between copies of digital works (software, music, movies) and physical works (books, computers, and automobiles) is that exact duplicates can be made of the former and practically no cost, but the latter requires investment of raw material, engineering skills, machinery, etc. The matter replicator puts the two on an equal footing. Thus putting a publisher like O'Reilly in the same realm as BMG or Sony.
Since you bring it up, sheet music, tape recordings, and vcrs are not the same as what is currently happening in the music space. 1) Exact duplicates cannot be made of these items. 2) They aren't necessarily cheap, a tape and a VHS tape still cost more than a blank CD or digital transfer. 3) They require equipment that can be expensive if you want to make copies in mass. 4) The global connection that allowed for a worldwide market for these items was either slow (mail order catalog) or none existant.
The fact that exact copies can be made of a song, for pratically no money, then shared with a global community, again, for no money, puts copyright infringement of music works in a different place than your examples. It is similar, but it is an order of magnitude greater.
A better example would be software copying. However, we know that warez sites are illegal, and we know that the Business Software Alliance (BSA), can get Federal Marshalls to raid your computer if it is suspected of using illegal software. I'm talking about a company that doesn't even know that a user installed their personal copy of Adobe Photoshop on a work machine to view the occasional eps file; not about a company that is making it their business to copy Windows XP and sell it to people through eBay. If this use of Adobe Photoshop is copyright infringement, how much more so the entire ripped CD of Sting's latest album available via Kazaa?
You're right, there is no evidence that music copying by consumers has harmed recording industry profits. However, your claim that their profits rose during the Napster years implies a causal relation between copyright infringement and music sales that cannot be proven.
Your final paragraph gets to the heart of what I tried say, perhaps to obliquely. What is fair use? Tim asked a dozen questions about what is fair use of a music cd. Most of them are quibbling and ignore a person's inherent gut feeling of, "Would I like what I am doing unto this other if it were done unto me." Thus my matter replicator analogy, an attempt to give Tim a chance to answer fair use in a way that could affect his business. While Tim is willing to give fair use of music a chance to get legs and develop, mature and find a market, would he be so willing to do the same if fair use meant his books were being shared freely in the very market he wanted to sell to?
Ultimately, I feel that there is a change happening. That music distribution is going to adapt to a model preferred by customers, and this model is appearing to be online distribution, possibly P2P, not just B2P. But, I know that the current form of sharing, as done by most people, is not fair use. It is copyright infringement, it is illegal, and customers should not use illegal methods to force an industry to change. That's a kind of corporate terrorism.
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The KR24 has a core-less solid fiberglass deck? That is very unusual and would make it quite heavy.
Most sailboats (especially smaller cruisery ones like this) on the water have solid fiberglass hulls. That isn't unusual at all.
I've never sailed a KR24, but there used to be one next to me in a marina. The engine compartment seemed like it had some major downsides: it takes a lot of space on an already small boat and you can't kick the engine up out of the water as easily for improved sailing performance.
They aren't uncommon around Seattle, there are quite a few listed per year on Craigslist and I've seen them in Duck Dodge and at local marinas.
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Naan oru sindhu - Sindhu Bhairavi
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Song :Naan oru sindhu
Movie :Sindhu Bhairavi
Music: Ilayaraja
Lyrics: Vairamuthu
Original : KS Chitra
Cover: Sowmya
Rajarajachozhan(a)jittukhannah Kuthu club international said
Wahhhhhhhh Somya ji… Marvelous singing…. Very professional… But Track edho konjam nerudal aa irukku… may it contain Minus in the Saranam's i think… make-up panna mela oru strings potu irukanga. it sounds something abnormal… But your Voice chance ae illaee… Keep it up…
Ashok Kumar said
Sowmya…. good sowmya… awesome voice u have… if u increase BGM quality it would be more greatful….
Biju Ramachandran said
superb sowmya…….lil probs in the beginning…also with recording…
but on a whole it has come out v v good.
biju ramachandran
Surajit Chatterjee said
Excellent as usual, Sowmya. Real talent always shows. Keep it up.
Krishnan N v ( nvk ) said
Sowmya….Very good song pick and well sung by you. Enjoyed…
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Rajeev Onv(away on a long break) said
Sowmya, Good selection and well sung. I think the pitch was a bit high for you-there was strain in reaching the higher notes in both charanams. Still, enjoyed your voice and the song very much!
Keep singing!
Unnikrishnan Kb said
Nice pick and well rendered, In some places felt little strain voice. But tats ok…
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Srini S said
Nice pick ma.Loved it in your voice.
karaoke track dhaan dhooL.Anyways
all the best.I can hear only on the
right hand side.is it?i dont know
whether its my headset problem.
Balaji Seetharaman said
Hello ka,
Pallavi could ve been better konjam voice soft paneerkalam at places. 1st charanam was perfect pattaya kellapeeteenga. 2nd charanam la higher notes konjam kashta patamathiri irunthuchu but thats only for a second. Brigas and sangathis were spot on. Sooper vazhakam pola ! Track nala iruntha innum better a irunthurkum.
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Vishnu Mohan ( busy mode) said
sowmya akka my fav song ithu nalla padine neenga like it, track avalavu nalla illai:(
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Thinkal govind kumar said
As usual, enjoyed your versatile singing of this hit song ! Apart from, the K-Track issue mentioned upstairs, this was a nice rendition which I LIKED !
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Arvind R said
Your voice sounded quite young in this … I am not comparing it to your male bass rendtions but your normal female song renditions … hehe…:-)
Good rendition and as always you seem to have enjoyed it. Your control in the high range seems to be getting better and your diction has notably improved in this song. I can see much more concentrated effort from you which is very commendable. Despite the mediocre track, you have done a great effort and hats off. Good stuff Sowmya!
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Ajay kumar said
Hi Sowmya Ji, Nice song one of the best IL composings. I seem to hear a vibrato (i think it comes natural to your voice) and also a likeliness of LR Eswari amma in your voice.
excellent and im quite happy you've sung a favorite with all its necessary condiments.
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Saqib Javed said
not understand words but very nice singing good tune.about ur voice lovelyyyy girl
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Vishak Subramoney said
what a wonderful song. u have done very very well in bringing back some of Chitra's magic into the song.
the higher notes were not very smooth, but the transition to lower notes were very nice.
Babu Nm said
you have a beautiful voice sowmya .and great singing too. a bit disturbance .that may be becoz of mic placement. and a bit more delay konduthirunha nallarkumayiruth. but as far as singing is concerned superb
may god bless you and bw with you always
Ajay m nair said
superb song…. superb singing…. keep it up….
Kala Vijay said
very nice singing.one of the few tamil songs i knew.one of my favourite song also.keep singing
Balaji said
Very NICE Song….
Hands of To That SONG….
Such a song it cannot be written anywhere & Nowhere….
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In the case of "The Odd Life of Timothy Green" the title is a good indication of what to expect from the movie. But that's not to say the movie is all about being odd, in fact, it's quite entrenched … Continue reading
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New Annie Leibovitz Disney Dream Portraits To Debut Tomorrow
The Disney Parks Blog has announced that two more beautiful photos from renowned Photographer Annie Leibovitz will be unveiled tomorrow. Part of the Disney Dream Portrait series we've covered extensively on the blog, these photos from Leibovitz place celebrities in … Continue reading
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Local TV Station Goes Behind The Walls of New Fantasyland
Local news station, and NBC affiliate, WESH TV, was taken behind the walls of New Fantasyland with some of the best footage I've seen yet. There are two great videos on the website: One focused on costumes and another with … Continue reading
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