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Authorities say actor Jason London was arrested on suspicion of assault and disorderly conduct after an Arizona bar fight.
Scottsdale police say London allegedly sneezed on a man who then asked him to apologize, but London refused and instead hit the man in the face.
The Arizona Republic says the two men were escorted out of the bar, but London began pushing and cursing at firefighters trying to treat him and appeared extremely drunk. He was arrested Monday, Jan. 28, 2013.
London's Twitter account says "some guy thought I was hitting on his girl" and that several large bouncers beat him, breaking bones in his face. London added, "the truth will win" and "I hate Arizona."
London is best known for the 1993 movie "Dazed and Confused."
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Over the years I've encountered a number of situations where pastors were seemingly more intent on beating rather than feeding the sheep. I can remember the Regional Home Missionary in our presbytery talking about this problem.
One of the best ways we help our children appreciate what they have is to take something away for a time only to restore it later. In a similar way, one of the best ways for us to appreciate what we have in Jesus Christ is to think about what Adam took away from us by his disobedience.
Pastoral visitation is perhaps one of the lesser-appreciated and practiced ministry responsibilities. Pastors don't realize how important it is to visit with members of their congregations to encourage, get to know, and shepherd them.
The Internet has brought many great advances and benefits, even blessings. I marvel at the fact that as little as ten years ago, or less, when I used to travel I could only talk to my wife over the phone.
Office Hours talks with Rev. Chris Sandoval, a multi-cultural church planter and Alumni Relations Associate at Westminster Seminary California, about better understanding the Hispanic community, and how that affects witnessing to them in the Reformed tradition.

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Ace Greytown motorcycle racer Doug Fairbrother came away content with placing seventh at the Paeroa Battle of the Streets last weekend after completing a tortuous trip to the event.
Fairbrother, who in August will make his fifth outing at the Isle of Man, said he had taken a Ducati bike to Paeroa aboard a trailer and a pit crew of four members of the Greytown Racing Team.
He had left his Greytown workshop about 11am on Saturday and had collided with a truck just before making the Mangawekas in central North Island. The trailer was emptied and a passing truck had taken back the damaged trailer as far as Palmerston North, Fairbrother said.
Another racer on his way to Paeroa had taken the bike and crew to the meet after Fairbrother retrieved his racing leathers, helmet and licence that had been inadvertently left in the damaged trailer.
The Greytown Racing Team crew arrived in the small hours of Sunday at Paeroa, where it realised too late that Fairbrother had no transponder with which to gauge practise lap times that set grid positions for the race, he said.
"We got through the scrutineers but had to start from the back of the grid because I had no lap times. I worked my way up to fifth but got passed by two riders and finished seventh. I was happy though. The bike was going well.
"In my second race I collided on the first corner and lost my footpeg, so couldn't finish. But it was harder just getting to Paeroa actually. That was the real test."
Fairbrother will race his BSA Rocket at the Powerbuilt Raceway at Ruapuna Park in Christchurch this weekend as a lead-up to racing the same machine at the Isle of Man later this year.
He also will race in the Barry Sheene Memorial that runs at the Sydney Motorsport Park from March 15 to 17.


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text: Pregnancy Fashion February 26, 2013 By Admin Maternity Style: Looking Fashionable While Pregnant Building a Trendy, Sexy & Fun Pregnancy/Maternity Wardrobe By: Katherine Mendel Henderson Maternity clothes are designed to make you more comfortable during pregnancy. They fit differently than your regular clothes so that you can still move comfortably and enjoy good coverage of your body. What feels good to one woman may not feel good to another. A lot of this will depend on how quickly you show or your belly grows. There are a few products that can help you extend the life of your pre-pregnancy clothes, like a maternity support undergarment such as the award-winning Prenatal Cradle. It gives you great lower back and belly support, improves your posture, and eliminates the likelihood of an aching back. Support belts also help reduce the risk of developing unsightly stretch marks. Wearing a good bra throughout your pregnancy is also essential. It will provide you with comfort and support and prevent sagging breasts. Though in general, you should start wearing maternity clothes when you can no longer comfortably fit into your pre-pregnancy clothes. Typically most pregnant women will outgrow their pants and jeans before they will outgrow their shirts. When you go shopping, enjoy yourself! Pregnancy is a great time to indulge in trends—after all, these are clothes you'll likely only wear for a few months, so you had better enjoy them. However, looking stylish while pregnant requires some planning. Being pregnant doesn't mean you can't keep up with the trends and feel fashionable. The key to dressing modern and sexy during pregnancy and creating a stylish maternity look is to pick out the trends you like and adapt them to your new body. Pregnancy offers the best chance you'll ever have to flaunt cleavage, so take advantage of this fortuitous occasion and wear scoop-neck T-shirts or sweaters. Reaching for bigger clothes to hide your size sounds like a good idea, but it only contributes to a bulky look. Instead, slim down your silhouette and emphasize the features that aren't expanding with snug-sleeved tops, skinnier pants, and button-down shirts or blazers (from your pre-pregnancy wardrobe) left unbuttoned. Try knits that stretch to fit your form -- they're sexy and feminine. If all else fails, break out a crisp men's dress shirt and pair it with leggings or jeans and a fitted T-shirt or tank underneath. This look is the perfect mix of sexy, modern, and classic style. Wear dark colors. Dark colors are slimming. Okay, it's not like you haven't heard it before (but when has it ever been more fitting, so to speak?). But black, navy blue, dark brown, or charcoal can all create a slimming optical illusion, minimizing body bulk and giving you an overall trimmer appearance — even if you're wearing a T-shirt and workout pants. Another great investment is a stylish dress that will stretch as your baby grows. You can dress it up by wearing pearls & heels, or play it down in a more casual way, with flats & a cardigan. One of the easiest ways to add dimension and flare to an otherwise simple ensemble is to put on your favorite accessories and jewelry. Try long, dangling earrings to de-emphasize fullness in your face. Wear a cute headband or patterned scarf or in your hair, or a hat, a nice bracelet & necklace, or carry a chic handbag. Better yet, throw on some Crocs! Crocs are not only super cute, they are very comfortable. There are so many styles & colors to choose from. (I personally love Crocs. I own about 15 pairs & love them all). Put on some cute boots or sexy pumps. Shoes can instantly perk up practically any outfit. Being true to your style is just as important as following the maternity clothes curriculum — and you need to feel comfortable in the skin (and outfits) you're in. So if you're happiest in hot pink— go for it. Spoil yourself occasionally: treat yourself to a pedicure, a manicure, a new lipstick or some lacy underwear. You will also notice some pleasant changes with your body. That celebrated 'glow'. You will notice that your skin looks brighter than usual. Hormones are partly responsible, but an increase in blood volume also brings more blood to the skin, giving it a radiant look. Your nails will start to grow faster than usual. Pregnancy hormones get the credit for this. You will also start to notice that your hair looks super healthy and full. This is your time to embrace and emphasize your voluptuous, pregnant body. There is nothing more beautiful than a pregnant woman! Enjoy this special time in your life! It gives you that gorgeous, radiant glow!


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Grocery Outlet, November 2009
- Ruth Lafler Nov 1, 2009 02:03 PM
So I guess I get to start the thread this month!
50 cents -- Individual (5 or 6 oz) Brown Cow 0% Greek yogurt, plain or strawberry
$1.49 -- Haagen Dazs caramelized pear toasted pecan (yummy!) and Sweet Cream Honey
$2.99 -- 28 oz. bottle Grandma's molasses
$5.99 lb (precut and priced, pieces were mostly about half a pound) -- 12-month aged Orgouda (organic gouda from Holland); there was also another organic cheese (Mozzerella?) from the same producer and another non-organic 12-month aged Dutch gouda for $4.99/lb. Obviously not as special as a super-aged gouda, but it's quite tasty and does have the crunchy crystals!
$2.49 -- large (28 oz, I think) jar of Muir Glen organic Bolognese pasta sauce
If you give food gifts for Christmas they have their Christmas stuff in, including tins of various sizes, paper cartons (like Chinese food cartons) in Christmas designs, and Gladware-type containers with winter-theme designs (snowflakes, penguins, IIRC).
re: sydthekyd
Yes, sorry. Yeah, the caramelized pear is really good -- I bought a couple last time and I was glad to see it again and stock the freezer.
re: Ruth Lafler
You asked this in another post, but the 79 cent Ocean Spray cranberry sauce is the regular version at GO and not lite cranberry sauce. This week's special is Ocean Spray cran-raspberry sauce for 50 cents. I tried this a few years ago when it first came out and didn't like it. Think about it ... turkey and raspberries aren't a usual pairing ... for good reason.
I tried the Barefoot Bubbly Brut Cuvee Chardonnay Champagne for $3.99 (with 20% discout $3.19). Note that I'm not a fan of Barefoot in general. It is such a ... supermarket wine.
Like most GO sparklers, it loses the bubbles faster than I would like, but it is not exactly flat. Still, at $3.19 during the sale period ending 11/15, it isn't a bad thing to keep on hand for the holidays. Certainly a better choice than Andre which these days sells for more than that ... I mean $4.99 average for Andre ... are they kidding?
After trying it I googled reviews. One winemakers opinion was
" aromas of tangy green apples and sweet jasmine kick things off, followed by the delicious flavors of kiwi and peach. "
After reading that ... apple, peach and kiwi (are they serious?) ... not really. However, the flowery jasmine hit me and seriously that is all I can taste at this point.
At Berkeley ... Botticelli 3.5 oz milk chocolate bar 50 cents. Only ok and really on the edge of being stale. Skip.
I like the pear ice cream a lot, purchased at Redwood acity store. Firm not too gritty yet ripe tasting pieces of full flavored pear.
Oh that roasted pear ice cream is sooo awesome. Too awesome.
I also am loving the Dagoba chai bar. However, it is very sweet. I personally love very sweet things, but most people would pass on this one.
The Brown Cow yogurt is also available in 4x4.3oz for $1.49 at Monterey Hwy SJ. Same price for similar size Stonyfield Farm.
I also got a couple 33oz jars of Gertie's artichoke tapenade for $3.99 each. I think it's much more expensive at Costco.
They also have at least 4 different varieties of Mac's Chicharrones - BBQ, salt & vinegar, salsa y limon, jalapeno & cheddar - at 0.99 for 4oz.
And Aidell's jalapeno and green pepper sausages at 2.99 for 12oz.
Watch out if you get Bolthouse Farms juice 32oz. Some of them have their CRV seriously off (0.60 instead of 0.05).
Both varieties of the Haagen Dazs were too sweet for my taste. Luckily, I had some (bland) scones that I was able to eat them with, a la ice cream sandwiches.
Some other good things
Seen at Berkeley store today . I usually go to Oakland.. but
1996 Clos du Val Napa cab.. $14.99 Should be drinking perfectly .. a more restrained european style of Napa Cab. will report after drinking
a western Aussie Pinot Noir for 4.99 could be good. didn't buy..
De Cecco Artisinal style (the rough die style) spaghetti 500 gram size 99 cents .. I bought 6 not sure how much they have.
20 oz wild smoked salmon in " fancy" cheese case 7.99.. did not buy but looks good..
Aged english cheddar .. inexpensive and that organic gouda mentioned by Ruth.
Aloutte Spreadable 99 cents
Vital Vittles Bread $ 2.19
a full liter of good olive oill in a bottle with a ceramic stopper 7.99.. not as good as that California one they had for months, but good.
re: jason carey
My friend who bought a case of the 1996 Clos du Val poured a bottle the other night and it was in excellent shape. The 1996 Burgess was also quite good. The 1995 Chapellet, not so much.
re: Robert Lauriston
I tasted it last night and it was a beautiful ceadery classic aged wine. not bombastic.. I am going to get more if they have it..
re: DavidT
I am down here in So Cal with probably fewer of the Outlet wine scores than you No Cal folk, but I just bought and tried the Le Corbinie and it was quite nice. Exceeded my expectations by a large margin. I sort of expected that it was Italian plonk, but not so. Want to know what varietal(s) though as I am buying more. I liked the 5 Mile syrah too, but it is gone. Recently scored some of the Chalk Hill 2001 Merlot at $5.99. It''s great. Better than the cab which is too oaked.
Santa Rosa today:
Numi tea, at least 4 different flavors $4.99 for box of 5 bags (each brews a pot?). Is it worth the price?
Didn't see the organic gouda and the deCecco selection seems smaller than described at other stores.
Grocery Outlet
1116 4th St, Santa Rosa, CA 95404
San Pablo
25 cents - Yoplait yogurt 4 oz
50 cents - Del Monte organic tomato paste 6 oz
99 cents - Wheat Thins artisan white cheddar crackers
99 cents Jello pudding singles 6 packs with shaker cup
1.49 - President brie 8 oz round
1.50 Mama Melee peanut tray
1.79 - Hormel Natural Choice Rotisserie Style deli chicken breast 8 oz
1.99 Dagoba organic Chai bar with crystalized ginger
2.49 - Bonne Maman raspberry preserves 13 oz
2.99 - Batth Farms fancy mixed raisins 16 oz
The Bonne Maman is quite the deal.
The Hormel Naturals usually sells for almost $5. There's no junk in them and though I haven't tried the chicken yet, everything else I tried has been good.
I love those raisins and was happy to see them back. It is a mix of Red Flame, Golden and Thomson raisins. Good snacking.
The peanuts are those big trays at the end of the ice cream counter. There are four types. I didn't look at the sell by date but if interested I'd check that as they seem to have been there for quite the while.
I might evetually give the pudding a try. It comes with a shaker cup. There was real sugar in it and not too much junk and pudding always makes me feel better if I get sick with a cold. This seemed easy. Dump package in the shaker cup, add milk, shake, eat. Easy to deal with sick bed food
re: Wheetie
How are those cookies? I know the Costco ones are wicked good.
I was thinking the Ocean Spray cranberry sauce prices weren't that great at GO ... 79 cents. Not as notable as the 50 OS year. However, they are the old 16 oz can and not the `14 oz can being sold this year.
Ocean Spray - how trifling can you get?
GO seems to have a Spam thing going on this year. Berkeley has Spam with bacon and Oakland has garlic Spam ... would the garlic make it healthier. Oakland was selling 64 oz jars of Helmann's mayo for $2.50. The other stores are charging $4.99
San Pablo has Breyers yogurt 3 for $1. Though it has a few additives, there is real sugar in it and it has the consistancy of yoplait ... and no HFCS.
San Pablo is running up on some sell by dates
50 cents - Wheat Thins artisan white cheddar crackers. Marked down from 99 cents. Good, certainly worth 50 cents and have at least a few more months of shelf life to them.
50 cents - 2 types of baked bagged pretels ... about 16 oz
99 cents - 1 lb sliced deli ham
Rohnert Park Grocery Outlet had Laloo's frozen goat milk yogurt: Forestberry and Lemon Chiffon flavors for $2.99 per pint. I tried both and preferred the forestberry. The goatiness overwhelmed the delicate lemon flavor for me. I stopped by Santa Rosa yesterday and was able to get more of the forestberry flavor.
Also bought Muirglen organic fire roasted no salt tomatoes, 99¢. Cleaned out the last boxes of DeCecco kamut spaghetti, very good product.
Saag's sausages are back again. Bockwurst is my favorite.
re: Melanie Wong
Oakland had the frostberry. San Pablo has LaLoo's ice cream sandwiches, but it is a huge box and over $6.
Love that Kamut spaghetti. Still have it at San Pablo. Saw it at Berkeley Bowl for $3.99
Usually GO is a good price for Saag's but for two more days Andronico's has a special of buy one package of Saag's Sausage get one free. It breaks down to $3 each. I didn't get a package, but I bought one bockwurst and one Swiss bockwurst from the meat counter. The only difference being the Swiss version is longer and doesn't have parsley. They tasted identical though.
Berkeley Bowl
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re: rworange
Yes, I saw the box of ice cream sandwiches in Rohnert Park too, not in Santa Rosa. I determined that I didn't have enough room in the freezer to bring one home.
re: Melanie Wong
And just as a PSA...They are running a 20% off all wine promo Nov 11-15 (Wednesday to Sunday)
re: dinthebay
I stopped by the (West) Hayward shop on the way home and I picked up a bottle of 2001 Truchard Cab. Franc for $8 (before discount) that was recommended on a wine board. There were none of the early-to-mid 90s CA wines that were blown out last month.
At Oakland this morning:
A couple of big bargains in the new dairy case in the back:
Liberte Mediterranean yogurt, plum walnut flavor, 3/$1
A flat of 20 extra-large organic "cage free" eggs (Sunvalley) $2.99 (looks like this might be a regular item for them -- I hope so with holiday baking coming up!)
Ice cream case is well-stocked: they still have the honey and the caramelized pear Haagen Dazs; Hershey Almond Klondike bars ($1.99/six); Dryers Dibs individual packs in a box of 24 for $6.99 or they sell them individually (works out to about 30 cents a package).
In addition to the Beeman's and Saag's sausages they usually have, they had Fresco "natural" in a couple of flavors. Also bulk sausage. They still have the Orgouda, both the aged (Orgouda Gold) and the Orgouda mild.
Several different brands of stuffing mix or croutons, including Pepperidge Farm cornbread (99 cents), and Arrowhead Mills organic ($1.49)
99 cents Tasty brand sweet gherkins (no HFCS, so while they are sweet they aren't cloying)
$2.49 Laura Scudders organic peanutbutter (smooth, ingredients are peanuts and salt)
re: Ruth Lafler
With colds and flu going around:
Kleenex 3-ply tissues with lotion, $1.99 for 180 ct. box. They also have the small pop-up boxes for $1.29.
re: Ruth Lafler
Their paper goods are rarely a bargain. Wal-mart, FoodsCo, FoodMax, even Target are often the same price with a better selection and since I'm a coupon person often cheaper. I scored 108 count Puffs tissues for 25 cents at FoodsCo with a coupon.
CVS/Longs is really good for paper goods sales. Last week they had those Scott Towels where 4 rolls = 12 rolls which were selling for $4.98. I had a $1 coupon and CVS was giving $2 off coupons, so I bought another pacakge with another MFG $1 coupon, CVS $2. So two 4 roll (=24 regular roll) packages averager out to $2.98 each
re: Ruth Lafler
That Liberte Mediterranean yogurt is really swell. I snagged the last peach passionfruit. There was lots of coconut.
Other items at San Pablo
The store seems to be ramping up with lots of holiday items.
99 cents - There were lots of boxes and bags of crackers and cookies. The cookies were more along the no name type but for crackers there were
- Triscuit quattro fromage thin crisp crackers
- Reduced fat Wheat Thins
- Milton's everything multigrain
- Sesame Rye Crisps
- Busy Baker chicken or vegetable crackers
And don't forget about those 50 cent boxes of Wellington cracked pepper water crackers
The one thing to avoid tho is that horrid Di Gigli pannetone (red package $4.99) A few years back they had two or three types of pannetone. The only one that has returned year after year is this swill. The others were decent
25 cents - cucumbers in good condition
33 cents - TommyClam tomato and clam juice 32 oz
50 cents - Whole eggplant in excellent condition
99 cents - Oscar Meyer mini hot dogs (20) ... holiday hors d'œuvre for some?
99 cents - Imagine boxed sweet potato soup
99 cents - Betty's pasta sauce (with Betty Boop on the label. Marked down from $1.49)
99 cents - Saga Danish style blue or gorgonzola cheese 6 oz
1.89 - Crystal eggnog (quart ... has HFCS)
1.99 - Hebrew national lean beef salami chub 12 oz
2.99 - Tarantino's pork sausage - two 16 oz chubs
4.99 - 6 lb can of S&W black cherries
I didn't look closely at those cherries, but anyone doing any significant baking using canned cherries during the holidays might check these out as it seemed quite the deal.
TommyClam seems to be a Clamato type thing. Check the label as IIRC there was HFCS. Still ... 33 cents for that large bottle ... if you are into clamato it's not a lot of money to give it a try.
The sausage seemed to have a decent ingredient list. Anyone using sausage for stuffing might take a look.
Lots of cans of smoked clams, oysters, anchovies, etc at about 99 cents. I've never had a disappointing can no matter what the brand. Has anyone tried the refrigerated canned crab which is pricy? GO has this specially made for them. A vendor suggested trying it out a few years ago and GO seems to keep stocking it so I suspect it might be good. I'm not really all that into crab, so given the price ($6 or $7) I'd be unlikely to buy it.
Also lots of pickes, peppers, olives and other such things for 99 cents. There were some organic pickles with jalepeno and dill but while that sounds good in theory, they just didn't look appealing. ... but who know?
Tarantino's Restaurant
206 Jefferson St, San Francisco, CA 94133
San Pablo
$2.99 - Lascoo herring in sour cream !!!
50 cents - Bulliard's habanero sauce
69 cents - Shop-Rite Strawberry shortcake ice cream bars (6 bars)
$1.49 - Chocolate Chex mix
$1.49 - Nestle refrigerated cookie dough
$1.79 - Pepperidge Farm five cheese Texas Toast (6 slices)
Those big tubs of herring are quite the deal Sell by date is 11/27/2009
Lucky has the cookie dough for $3 ... on sale ... so this is half that price. Varieties include - sugar, chocolate chip, chocolate filled chocolate chip, brownie bites, caramel filled
Haven't bought or tried the ice cream or Texas toast but they caught my junk-food loving eye.I'm thinking I may break down and get that Texas toast.
SP is down to the last two bags of 50 cent pretzels and both were very good. They have a new supply of the same brands selling for $1.49 now. If you see any 50 cent bags, my rec is to snag them if you like pretzels.
re: rworange
Do you happen to know if the herring has a heksher (a kosher symbol)?
re: milklady
There's a U in a circle, and a D next to that symbol.
re: rworange
Sab Pablo
The Lascco herring in sour cream hit its use by date and is $1.49 for 32 oz.
Too much of a deal to pass by because I love herring. Still tastes fine and I estimate it has at a minimum another week it would be good for.
That being said, having just has some really excellent house made herring from Nordic House, it illustrates the difference between top notch and average. I actually haven't bought Lascco since I got hooked on Acme herring ... now to be snubbed for Nordic House herring. I'd buy Lascco if nothing else was around and the price is good, but there's so much better out there. Lascco does beat Elf which has lots of junk in it.
Santa Rosa:
Tons of Thai - instant meals, soup, noodles, etc.
Indian too - Veetee packaged rice & new entree/rice combos. The latter are $1.99
Glutino cookies - chocolate & vanilla
Alter Eco Dark Chocolate Velvet bars 3.5 oz for .99
Not much in way of cheese & crackers for the holidays.
Grocery Outlet
1116 4th St, Santa Rosa, CA 95404
re: Columba
Those Glutino cookies are absolutely horrible. Thank God I paid 50 cents at Grocery Outlet and not $4 for them at Mother's.
Berkeley Store on Saturday:
Oregon Chai Peppermint Chai Tea Latte Concentrate: 32oz, mix 50/50 with milk - $1.99
Vitasoy Organic Holly Nog (sweetened with sugar cane juice) - one side is in French, I believe it was on a shelf above frozen food - $0.99
MOAB Juices: They had a pomegranate flavor and a gobi flavor of superfruit blends. Partial ingredient list: Pomegranate, red grape, cherry, purple plum, pineapple, organic apple, aronia, ...and on. Tastes primarily like pomegranate and "red". 32 oz, 100% juice, -2.49
I also saw more jars of Gertie's Artichoke Tapenade and several more cases of the Barefoot Bubbly Chardonnay Champagne. Sadly, I didn't see any Haagen Daz.
re: dinthebay
No Haagen Dazs at Oakland today, either -- it must have run its course.
Oakland did have some good stuff, though:
Arrowhead Mills Organic Crunchy Peanutbutter(100 percent organic dry roasted peanuts) -- $3.49 for 26 oz. jar -- I bought this last time they had it, it it's really, really tasty peanutbutter.
Tonnino Ventresca yellowfin fillets in olive oil -- $2.99/5 oz. I've seen the Ventresca (belly cut) at other stores for $5.99 and upwards.
Horizon Organic Fat Free milk, $1.99/half gallon
The herring is gone at San Pablo, but you can buy 2lb Gallo salami's for $5.99
Other San Pablo items
50 cents - boxes of Imagine organic tomato soup
$1.49 - canned Del Monte pineapple juice 46 oz
99 cents - original Laughing Cow cheese
99 cents - Peanut butter Oreo Cakesters
99 cents - 100 calorie Oreo cookie packs
$1.99 - Horizon Organic Fat Free milk half gallon
$2.99 - Nutella 13 oz
$10.99 - 10 lbs aged super kernel basmati rice
Don't know if the prices are good for the Nutella or rice. The big cloth sack of rice looked interesting because I've never seen 'aged' as a selling point for rice, but there was a big red 'aged' printed on it.
I'm not a wine person so take this as you will, however, Decadenza 2007 Organic Mucat at $2.99 is very nice, light and pleasant. I don't usually buy that type of sweet wine but it just looked good. No cloying sweetness at all
For the 2 buck Chuck crowd, Cachet Son Visage 2007 Merlot (Lodi) does well in this category at $1.99. By the E2 Family Winery of Lodi
Certainly better than Chuck and Foxbrook. Aerating improves this wine.
re: rworange
Berkeley has the Decadenza 2007 Muscat Alexandria (Temecula, CA). I agree that it's easy to drink and quite pleasant, but I think the sweetness is bordering on cloying after the first glass (what? you don't drink a bottle per night?).
Also, I saw a 20oz can of peeled lychees in light syrup for $0.99 (canned fruits section) that might be tasty muddled with this wine if anyone is up for experimenting.
Did not see the other wine you mentioned.
re: rworange
The menu for the state dinner at the White House this week had aged basmati as a side with one of the entree choices.
re: Melanie Wong
Ok, you got to me. I had thought about asking more about this
Advantages of aged basmati rice?


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Postop 3 weeks belly button oozing... Normal?
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my belly button just started oozing some... Is this normal? Did i strain anything picking up something too heavy?? Ive had to pick up my 17 pound baby up some the last couple days.
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Still swollen just above the incision at 7 weeks post op. If I go without my binder for a long period of time it's especially swollen. I'm atypical because I am one of the few that loves the binder. It feels really good to me to wear it. Still have very little feeling in my abdomen. But for the most part I'm back to normal. Haven't started working out yet, but mostly because I can't get motivated with the heat.
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I did too oozed from my bb this happened about 2 months post op (i'm 4 months now) BUT it was because I expelled an internal stitch from it, then I would clean it with peroxide and put antibiotic oinment and it got clean and dry in about 3 days, maybe your bb is not infected but it could be a stitch tryin to come out....just keep it clean and put some antibiotic and see what happens...
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Thanks abbyallen!!!! How long were you swollen after tummy tuck?
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Mine oozed too until about 5 weeks post-op. As long as it isn't greenish, bright red blood or smelly, it's pretty common. I just cleaned it with water on a q-tip and then applied neosporin. At 6 weeks it was no longer oozing or crusty.
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Oh, and it didn't start oozing until about 3 weeks.
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19.07.2009, 03:14 #1 Unhappy in the US?Happytree87
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Hi everyone,
I have been living in the USA for exactly a year now. I moved here from Germany to get married to my husband. I was never a real USA-fanatic but neither was I very reluctant to go move to the US. Now I find myself being very, very unhappy and feeling more home-sickness than anything else. My husband is treating me very well and we are in a good financial position, both have good jobs etc., but I cannot see myself staying here for the rest of my life. I have problems finding friends here because of some of the people's attitudes (i know i know you can find this all over the world), I miss my home and my family and friends so much that the only time I am happy is when I think about Germany.
I expected it to be hard at first and I want to make it work for my husband and myself but I am so unhappy that if I had the choice right now I would totally move back to Germany (with my hubby of course).
My question is whether any of you guys have the same problem or whether its really just the first year or whatever and things change? Does anyone have a tip what I could do to feel more home or get more open-minded or something like that?
Hope to find someone who knows what the heck Im talking about
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19.07.2009, 06:10 #2 Unhappy in the US?Gast17468
I myself had always been very unhappy in Germany, and feel totally happy here. Homesickness, in 15 years, I've only experienced it the few times I had to go to Germany for a week and wanted to come back to Oregon.
But - I have a friend in Ohio, she is very home sick. Her husband has lived with her in Germany for a long time, and now wanted to come back home, and they have 2 boys who are doing so much better here in school. She goes back and forth, and is probably going to ruin the family both financially, and otherwise. If she goes on like this, her husband might just give up on her.
What I mean is, you'll have to decide what your priorities are.
Do you want to stay here with your husband, then you will have to look towards the future, and not back to Germany, and try to make it right.
Maybe some therapy could help with better adapting to your new life.
Or go back, if your husband will go with you - good for you, if not, you will need to make a choice about your happiness. Is it your family that makes you happy or a country.
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19.07.2009, 08:36 #3 Unhappy in the US?Toapert
Hello Happytree,
can you afford trips back home? That should help.
I used to feel the way you do, but over time it has changed. Particularly since time hasn't stood still in Germany either. So many things have changed, that now I feel a bit lost during my trips.
Give yourself some more time
19.07.2009, 08:51 #4 Unhappy in the US?SaBine44
19.07.2009, 09:03 #5 Unhappy in the US?Charlie
Sabine, this is the English only section...no German, please
19.07.2009, 10:48 #6 Unhappy in the US?McKey
Poor girl...
..but what do you want us to say?
You have to make a decision.
Maybe the thought that you can go home anytime you want might help you.
And be honest with yourself - is the reason really being homesick or do you have problems in you marriage?
You said, your husband treats you really well - how can it be that you love Germany more than him then?
19.07.2009, 10:54 #7 Unhappy in the US?BieneMaja
At the very beginning I felt like this too. I wasn't really homesick, I just had problems getting along with people. Everyone was always so fiendly to me in the US, but after a while I realized that people are nice but not necessarily warm-hearted. That was difficult for me and sometime still is. I had tons of friends in Austria, that was never a problem for me. I'm really outgoing, happy, and I am young, but when I came here I encountered a lot of problems. I didn't understand why I never had problems finding friends in Austria, and why I met so many people in the US and I could never imagine having them as my best friends?! Maybe this sounds weird but this is just the way I feel.
What helps me a lot is VONAGE! I pay 5 Dollars a month extra and I can call my family in Austria as often, as much and as long as I want. I basically know everything about them, which makes it easier to be so far away...
This is actually the only advise I can give you. You will always miss your family and friends, but calling them as often as possible helps a lot!
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6/25/2008 / Short Stories
Colin could hardly wait for July 1st fireworks later tonight.
"Grandpa?" Colin asked. "Let's go fishing." He saw
Grandpa smile. And waited for an answer.
Colin enjoyed visiting his Grandparents at their apartment. The veranda they sat on was three-floors higher than the parking lot.
Lots to see from here.
Grandpa shook his head. "I'm too tired to go fishing," he said.
Colin tried not to be disappointed. He watched a yellow goldfinch eat from the bird feeder. A chickadee also joined in the fun.
"Let's play games on grandma's computer!" the boy said excitedly.
"I don't have enough thinking left in me," said grandpa.
Colin didn't know what else to suggest.
"Listen," Grandpa said. "I know a great game for a young fellow. Come inside and I'll show you."
He held up a bright yellow tin can. Then grandpa removed the lid and emptied the contents. Right in the middle of the rug! "My father showed me these games," he said. "Now, come here."
Grandfather and grandson got on their knees. Then ran their hands through a mountain of grandma's buttons. All colors and sizes! Then Grandpa showed Colin how to play, 'Twinkies.'
The boy soon caught on. He pressed hard on the edge of a button. And sent it flying into a circle formed by thread. "This is sure different," thought Colin.
Next came, 'Flick the button closest to the wall.' Colin didn't mind when he lost.
Then Grandpa picked out a small plastic bag that held several buttons. "These are special," he said. "Each one has a story behind it."
"Will you tell me one?" Colin asked.
"I thought you wanted to go fishing," answered Grandpa.
"Not now," Colin pleaded. "I want to hear your stories."
Grandpa's first button was quite large. Its white color was shaped like clouds. "I almost lost this during a camping trip," he said. "Your uncle Troy and Scott were with me. "And during a snowball fight we saw a rabbit."
"You had a snowball fight grandpa," the boy said in amazement. "Did uncle Troy get you good?"
"He sure did," grandpa answered.
"Did you pat the rabbit, Grandpa?" Colin asked holding his breath.
"I thought it strange when he let us. After all, it was a wild rabbit," grandpa said. "See this one? It came off at a Church picnic." He held up a button with black specks, like bruises.
"What were you doing Grandpa?" asked the little boy.
"I was racing the Pastor for the soccer ball," grandpa chuckled. "And I tripped or fell down. Later, I scored two goals," he said proudly.
"You must have been a good player Grandpa," Colin said.
"Yes. And grandma cheered the loudest," grandpa said with a smile.
Colin squeezed his eyes tightly. He could almost hear feet thundering across the field. Oh, he wished he had been there on Grandpa's team.
Then grandpa picked another button from the pile. "I almost lost this one for sure," he said. "I was snow shoeing north of Bass River."
Colin noticed it was bright white, like snow. A curve in the middle formed a valley between green.
"You know how to snowshoe? Colin asked.
"Yes," grandpa said. "I even raced with your uncles"
"You beat them every time, too," Colin interrupted.
"Yes," grandpa answered. "How did you know that?" he asked. Then gave his grandson a light punch on the shoulder.
"I almost lost this one at Economy Lake," said grandpa. My denim jacket scraped against the side getting out of the canoe."
"Grandpa. I watched a story on TV about canoes," said Colin. "That part is called Gunnels."
"Very good Colin," Grandpa said. "Anyways, I camped on this little island with your dad. The moon shone bright as a flashlight on our tent."
Colin gulped. Somehow he could just see that island. With trees and rocks and a little beach.
"Then in the morning, the loons" grandpa started to say.
"Oh Grandpa," Colin interrupted again. "I really like the sound of loons. I saw this program about them on TV"
Now it was grandpa's turn to interrupt. "You must be patient to hear the story," he grinned. "Besides, it's much more interesting to hear loons in their natural habitat," grandpa added.
"Do you think I'm going to do all those things? I mean, when I grow up Grandpa?" Colin asked.
"Yes, you are. In fact, some of your adventures will be very different. You might go kite gliding, or parachuting"
"Uh. Uh. No parachuting, thank you very much," Colin said. The boy noticed grandpa's chin beginning to drop lower. And lower until he was fast asleep.
"Oh Grandpa, I love you," was a grandson's whisper.
Grandma came silently into the living room, carrying today's paper she just bought from the corner store. She watched Colin sitting patiently beside his beloved grandpa.
A few snores escaped her husband's lips. And his head leaned against his grandson.
"Do you want another chair, Colin?" grandma asked. "You might be more comfortable."
"Thanks grandma," the boy answered. But, I have to guard grandpa's treasure." Then he opened a clenched fist.
His little hand held brown, gold and silver buttons.
"Would you like to come in the kitchen? Help me make cookies?" grandma asked.
"No, grandma. I want to be right here when grandpa wakes up." Colin pushed grandpa's glasses back on his nose.
"Then, guess what grandma? Colin said. "We're all going to watch the fireworks!"
And his huge smile was bright as grandpas.
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Why Have Kids When You Can Have Monkeys?
Women are adopting what's being called "monkids:" Monkeys raised as kids.
Empty nesters are filling the void of a childless house by adopting baby monkeys as child surrogates. Currently, there are an estimated 15,000 monkeys who live in homes and are treated exactly like small children by their adoptive "parents." They sit in high chairs, have their diapers changed, wear baby clothes and even have their own rooms. ABC Primetime's latest "Outsider" series profiles Lori Johnson, a mother of six who adopted a monkey when her last kid left home. "I was really depressed, and I wanted something that was going to take over for my kids," Lori says.
Lori dresses her simian daughter named Jesse in homemade fussy dresses, feeds her in a high chair and takes her along everywhere she goes, including trips to the local fast food drive-thru. Although Lori says Jesse acts more human than monkey, she did have Jesse's teeth removed as a precaution. We're guessing animal rights activists are not invited over for dinner at the Johnson house.
This is crazy, right? Or is it no different than putting a sweater on a dog? Or declawing the beloved family cat?
This is absurd! Monkeys are wild animals…how selfish to keep them inside with a person when they should be living in their own habitat.
Um…REALLY if you're that in need, try..gee I dunno:
adopting cats and dogs etc in danger of being killed from pounds
Adopt a child—there's so many kids without parents!
Honestly, we do enough harm to wild animals without having to put our neediness on them as well.
this is so sad. It's so cruel to do this to a monkey. These people should be ashamed of themselves. Taking her teeth out???
I am concerned for the mothers on these baby monkeys that people are adopting. Do these people know that in order for them to get a baby the mothers are killed and the babys are taken from the dead mothers! Even if they are not killed if these empty nesters are depressed that their baby had moved out how would they feel if their baby was ripped out of their arms and given to the monkey's???
This sounds a little ridiculous to me. I agree with a previous poster, there are many dogs/cats and also children that are in need of a home and SAFE. If you have to remove the teeth of an animal to feel safe around it, maybe you shouldn't own it.
I see nothing wrong with this. I think it's wonderful! If it's so cruel, why are so many wild animals caged up in zoos? I think it's too bad the teeth from dogs can't be removed. How many people are harmed from them every year? Some breeds need to be placed in the wild or have their teeth removed!(Like Pit Bulls!!!!)
I agree with the fact that having a monkey would be so awesome!!!!!!! But I also agree with the fact that taking their teeth out is so dumb that is just mean and they shouldnt be doing that but other then that monkeys would be cool to own. =] you know what i mean?
Toe docking (euphemistically: declawing) is a cruelty that has become almost routine—like rounding up Jews et al. for trips to concentaration camp. Evil feeds upon itself and metastasizes, and becomes routine. Monkey adoption does not meet these criteria (yet).
Please tell me you are NOT comparing declawing cats with sending humans to concentration camps to be killed? That is just plain ridiculous. I agree that declawing cats is cruel, but you seriously cannot equate that with the evil perpetrated by the Nazis. And how does any of this relate to weirdos raising moneys in their homes?
Yes, let's adopt wild animals instead of the poor, lonely children from among many of our orphanages. Who cares about children anyway? I'm sure that monkey will return the favor by caring for you when you get old; like driving you to the store and stuff. (I can't even imagine the self-esteem issues orphans must have by hearing stories like this)
Only in america !
I always wonder myself how stupid that country can be.
You stole a country which wasnt yours, you changed the history no1 believes in anymore, you detroyed half of the planet with your wars and polution. Hello wake-up americans, you are no gods who are on holiday on this planet. God gave you a brain. Use it and stop working against the nature. If u wanna see monkey, watch them in nature. ZEITGEIST !
this is to anyone owning a monkey…i am an older person and have seen a lot of things, but this is one of the cruelest things that i have ever seen done to another living creature, haven't we done enough damage to the earth and it beautiful animals?….if god does exist and cares anymore, please help us..
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a lot of problem ( must read before you buy!) by Good driver from up-state NY on 02/05/2002. Trim: 2001 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320, Owned 1 year.
Pros: Style, performance, interior, and everything else are really good.
Cons: too much problem every month, and really bad service from Benz dealar. The worst problem was that the fuel was leaking from side of the tank when I was in the shopping mall. That day was snow and I was waiting for a long time. However, they did not show up until two days later, even though, I gave them a call so many times.
Overall review: Bad after service from any Benz dealars. They don't care after we buy a car.
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TOP SUV by SUV from California on 04/21/2001. Trim: 2001 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: Nice interior with wood trim, good handling, automatic with 5 speed electronic transmission, comfortable ride and space, good quality of leather, built for safety and good price for Mercedes. A lot of changes compare to ML1998. ML 320' 01 much nicer interrior.
Cons: Not sure about reliabilty, drink too much gas (takes premium only), gas cap is very akward so hard to put the nozzle, cruise control location is too closed with the turn signal and can click the wrong one, no cruise control light, no climate control and I think Mercedes wants to make a lot of profit. Door lock pins and handles look very very cheap like honda civic.
Overall review: ML320 ' 01 built different than the first one (1998). I think all the problems have been corrected. The ML320 is not built like the rest of Mercedes Model (European Built). The European built is more luxury and use better quality components. But it is acceptable for me and my wife because the interrior has changed so much compared with my brother 1999 ML320. No way we are going to buy the ML320 with the same interrior like the the 1999. We compared this car with Lexus RX300 (nice car but handling is not as good as ML320 , a lady's car, and funny looking console), Acura MDX (noisy at 60 MPH, ride like Honda, waiting list and have to pay above MSRP plus accessories, who wants to buy a car and wait for two months for Honda MDX with different brand) and BMW (too pricy with less features than the ML320, we do not even try to test test drive this car).
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The targets in this case are the delusional narcissism of despotic rulers and the hypocrisy of a free America that has more in common with oppressed countries than many would care to recognize. The title card, which says the film was presented "In Loving Memory of Kim Jong Il," immediately sets the tone for the spoof about sociopathic General Aladeen, the bloodthirsty, nuclear-power hungry despot who rules the fictional northern Africa country of Wadiya.
Aladeen, whose total understanding of armaments comes from TV cartoons, has taken to throwing fits. All of his friends have nuclear weapons, even Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, whom Aladeen says looks like an extra on "Miami Vice."
Though the man who summarily executes citizens over the smallest of perceived slights insists (while laughing) that his country's uranium-enrichment program is based on powering clean energy, those in the West are skeptical. The United Nations demands the moronic, massively bearded leader, in power since age 7, travel to New York City to defend his country's nuclear intentions.
After arriving in the United States, Aladeen's resentful uncle, Tamir (Ben Kingsley, relishing his campy evil), sets a plan in motion to assassinate the Wadiyan leader and take control of the country and its rich oil reserves. Stripped of his beard and entourage of yes-men and gold Hummers, Aladeen wanders the city before being taken under the wing of Zoey, a big-hearted feminist activist played by a de- sexified Anna Faris.
Despite his relentless and crass hectoring of the girl he continually calls a boy, Aladeen slowly finds himself succumbing to Zoey's passion. His brief exile finds the dictator reunited with one of his former nuclear scientists (hilarious Upright Citizens Brigade veteran Jason Mantzoukas), and the two join forces to reinstate Aladeen to power. Along the way, the high-status doofus scares an American couple who think he is a terrorist and offends almost every race imaginable, yet somehow he stumbles to the precipice of a greater understanding of humanity.
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Cohen's deadpan brilliance, even while uttering the most staggeringly stupid of lines, carries the movie, his proud obliviousness and broken English a winning combination in the fish-out-of-water story. Director Larry Charles and Cohen received writing help from a trio of "Seinfeld" veterans, and although the script has plenty of laughs, the lack of improvisation restrains Cohen at times.
Brief cameos from Megan Fox, Edward Norton, Garry Shandling and others provide unsuspecting comedic punch, and "Mad TV's" Bobby Lee shines as a sex- obsessed Chinese diplomat.
"Seinfeld" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm" veteran Charles, who directed Cohen's "Borat" and "Bruno," tells the comedic tale in a straight-ahead fashion, letting Cohen be the focal point of his camera and storytelling. And, as with "Bruno" and "Borat," there is an overabundance of gross-out humor centered on genitalia and their various functions. Not everything can be clever.
Though "The Dictator" relies on a more traditional narrative style than Cohen's previous two films, editing keeps the 83-minute movie running at a swift clip. Unlike many of the failed "Saturday Night Live"-derived movies, Cohen and Charles don't fall prey to limp storylines that are kept on life support for far too long.
The style of storytelling is not the only difference between Cohen's latest and his two previous films. With "Borat" and "Bruno," we were laughing at Cohen's comedic foils, often unsuspecting simpletons and rednecks. With "The Dictator" we laugh at the lunacy of monomania and the increasing anachronism that is a dictatorship in an era when democracy is beginning to find roots across the globe.
Rating: R for strong crude and sexual content, brief male nudity, language and some violent images. Running time: 1 hour, 23 minutes. Theaters: Alamo Lake Creek, Alamo South, Alamo Slaughter, Barton Creek.
Sacha Baron Cohen, cinema's crown prince of over-the-top satire, returns to the big screen with another ridiculous and raunchy film that thumbs its nose at political correctness while lampooning societal ills.(Full review)
This is was one of the dumbest movie I have seen in years. I like Cohen's other work Borat was hilarious, Bruno was not so bad but this movie completed sucked. It was worse than Adam Sandler's lamest flicks. My advice is to wait one week and get it from redbox with a 50% discount.
The two critics need to get their head examined.


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