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Return to Lionheart High
Dozens of trees passed her window as the blue BMW made its way through the country side town in the mid afternoon. Once past the town of Chestle she was met with the rolling green hills of Nottingham and Sherwood Forest in the distance.
"Only five minutes until we arrive, Miss Fitzwater," said the driver.
"Thanks Steve," she answered sub-consciously, for her mind was a million miles away.
It had been 8 weeks since the bike accident she had suffered, and the doctor said it was ok to return to school as long as she took it easy. The cast could be taken off her leg in week instead of three since the break healed miraculously fast, for which she was thankful. She needed to return to school. Her father believed her when she said it was because she didn't want to fall drastically behind on work. But truth was she had her friend Alexia send her all the work which was then sent back to her teachers. There was another reason altogether for her hasty return. And that reason was Ivan Vaisey. While she was gone who knows what he would get up. She knew the students needed her, not in an egotistical manner, simply she was one of the rare few who did her best to stick up for others. Vaisey bathed in the pain and misfortune of others.
Vaisey made her sick to her core. Just because he was the captain of The Hydra province, he thought he ran the school. As captain of the Phoenix clan, Marian did everything to either stop what he had planned, or fix it later. But sadly she was almost alone in the fight. But that wouldn't stop her. That's why she had to return post haste.
Not far in the distance she could make out the grounds of Lionheart College (or High school), a prestigious private secondary school for wealthier families. She enjoyed going to this school because only were the best teachers were hired but the extra-curricular activities weren't all average.
A bump in the road brought back Marian from her daydream as the car passed through the schools gates. Lionsheart college was as magnificent as ever with its grand stone building that had survived the past 250 years, and spacious gardens winding their way throughout the grounds. If you didn't see the cars or the scattered students in uniforms during breaks, you'd think you'd have stepped back in time.
Steven grabbed her bags and set them down at the doors. Marian grabbed her school bag and slung it over her should before picking up her crutches and taking Steve's hand to get out of the car. The great carved oaked doors lay before her. Through a few windows she could see students in class.
"Good" she thought "I'd like a few minutes to settle down before the ruckus."
Noticing Steve standing there waiting she took out her key and handed it to him.
"Steve, could you just take up my bags to my dorm please, I'd like a few minutes to think."
"Very well", he replied indifferently before pushing the doors open and disappearing down the hall.
Once gone, Marian slowly made her way around the garden to her favourite little nook on the outskirts of the grounds near the forest. There lay her favourite blossom tree that curved over a little wooden bench. But she was a little sad to find the area littered with a few beer cans. Luckily there was a bin nearby so it took a matter of minutes to tidy up. Once finished she sat down and cleared her mind and just let it drift. No matter how stressed she got she could always relax here. The blossoms always seemed to come out at unusual times of the year. By the looks of the buds she guessed it wouldn't be until the end of autumn. But she could wait to see their beauty
Just then a movement in the distance caught her eye. Marian whipped her head around to see a shadow disappear into Sherwood Forest. She was about to get up when a twig snapped to the left of her. There was Steve once again.
"Your bags are in your room, do you need any help getting up there?"
Marian smiled, "No Steve, I'll be fine now, you may go back."
"Thanks, I'll see you later." He replied. And with that Steve handed her back the key and drove off.
Marian once again went up to the oak doors and pushed them open. On her crutches she slowly made her way down the hall to the principal's office.
"I bet uncle Richy will be surprised to see me so soon," she giggled.
Once at the door she knocked twice before a foreign voice told her to come in.
"Hey! Guess who's back un…oh!"
Sitting inside on the big red velvet chair didn't sit her kind warm "uncle" Richard the principal, but his half-brother John Prince. He smiled slightly but rather coldly.
"Hello Marian. I see you have returned sooner than expected."
"Y…yes", she replied rather shyly "Pardon my asking Mr. Prince but where is Mr. Lionheart?"
Mr Prince's eyes flashed with coldness but he remained calm. "He is at a very lengthy teacher's conference and won't be returning for another three weeks. Until then I am in charge. I trust you have no more questions?"
"No, that is all, thank you sir." And with that Marian made her way down the hall.
As she passed the clock she saw it was almost 11:30. Shit! It was almost time for the recess rush! And the last thing she wanted was to be trampled by feet and questions. No one but her best friend Alexia knew the details of what happened to her that day and she didn't want to be bombarded. With that she picked up the pace as best as she could until she reached the disabled elevator. She had just made it inside when the bell went and students poured out. She quickly pressed the button and the doors began to close. Before they did she caught the dark grey eye of someone.
Double shit! It was Guy Gisborne, a new kid before she had left, and a very vile one. She hoped he hadn't seen her. Before leaving he had made his intentions towards her clear. The very thought of one of his comments made her shutter. Luckily they had no classes together so she was able to avoid him most of the time. A week before the accident he had asked her out rather roughly and she turned him down with a bit of a temper, but managed to keep it mostly in check. He was none too pleased, and clearly wasn't going to back down. She shook her head of those nasty thoughts and chuckled when she thought about how Alexia would react to her coming back early. The lift reached the third floor and she made her way out to her dorm which was up the back of the building.
She heard the footsteps coming from the stairs and picked up the pace until she reached number 913 and took out her key. Once inside she surveyed her room and noticed her bags on her bed. She'd do that in a moment. She sat at her desk and sighed happily to see that everything was how she left it. Not perfectly clean but not messy either. She then opened her bags and stuffed her clothes into her wardrobe before opening her window to let in the cool breeze and sat on the window seat, something she loved to do while reading.
Just then she heard a door close from the bathroom, or rather on the other side of the bathroom. Marian shared a bathroom with her bestie Alexia who lived in the dorm on the other side. Hobbling over to the bathroom door she slipped in and then opened the door on the opposite and sneaking inside. Alexia stood with her back to Marian texting on her phone, her short black hair tied back in a ponytail. Marian then managed to sit on the bed quietly and waited until Alexia had finished texting. The moment she had put her phone away Marian put two fingers in her mouth and whistled loudly.
Alexia jumped so high that it seemed like she would go through the roof. She whipped around to see her friend on the bed.
"Surprise!" Marian shouted with joy.
"Marian! You're back!" she squealed as Alexia tackled her to the bed and half squeezed the life from her.
"Whoa take it easy girl; I'd like to not re-break my leg thanks."
"Oops, sorry, it's just it's so good to see you." Alexia almost had tears in her chocolate brown eyes.
"Well I'm back to stay, and I missed you too."
"I'm sorry I couldn't visit…'
"Shhh, I'll hear none of that, you had to study. I understand."
"Well anything interesting happen at home?"
"Nope, dad's up for a promotion, but that's all."
"Well at least you got to sleep in and stuff."
"Yeah but I'm glad to be back."
"Well… tell me, what evil schemes has Vaisey been up to now?"
"When actually, things have gotten rather interesting lately, and Vaisey has found himself a sort of rival…"
"What?! Ok, I need details stat!"
Alexia was about to go on when she saw the time and jumped from her bed.
"Shoot! Class starts soon and I'll be late! Sorry bub but I have to go. But I swear that I'll fill you in on every juicy thing later."
She was half way out the door but she stopped.
"Will you come to any of today's classes?" she asked.
"Nah, I'm going to rest and relax a bit before the students ask me the same question of what happened." Both their faces darkened for a moment before Marian spoke again "you'd better go, and don't forget your promise."
"I won't, great to have you back. See ya!" and with that she was gone.
Marian made her way back to her room and sat on the bed. Yes it was good to be back.
Little did she know that everything was about to change as a figure jumped from the tree outside her window and headed to class.


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New Zealand resident Aaron Nicholson applied to have an unnamed peak in Fiordland National Park christened "Tolkien Mountain" in honor of the Lord of the Rings author, but the New Zealand Geographic Board has declined the application.
Nicholson chose the 1757m peak because the mountain featured briefly in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy. "It's not one of the more exciting peaks, but if you were to climb it, it might be a different story – it has commanding views of a lot of scenery," he told Stuff.co.nz. He had hoped that the name and its association with the films would attract tourists.
Wendy Shaw of the New Zealand Geographic Board explained to the Otago Daily Times, "The proposal would have had to have provided a strong association between the person being honoured/commemorated and the area where the feature is located," a key provision in the board's naming policy. "In this case, the connection and relevance between English author J.R.R. Tolkien and this peak is based on its use as background scenery in a movie based on the author's works. This was not considered to be sufficient grounds for naming the feature 'Tolkien Mountain.'"
Nicholson was also involved in plans to have part of the Waiau River, used in filming the Lord of the Rings trilogy, renamed Anduin Reach. That proposal was turned down in 2009.
However, even before the films, Tolkien-inspired names were being proposed for Fiordland geographic features. In 1972, "Aragorn Peak" was one of nine Lord of the Rings names proposed to the Fiordland National Park Board. The name even appeared on a topographic map from the Department of Lands and Survey in 1974.
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Monsignor Ernest G. Graham is remembered as the priest who pastored the Cathedral parish from 1945 to 1968. During his tenure he oversaw the completion of the Cathedral interior and towers, construction of the present rectory and, in 1949, the establishment of Cathedral High School. Greatly loved, he led the Cathedral parishioners through the sweeping liturgical changes resulting from the Second Vatican Council. One Sunday as he presided over one of the first Masses to be celebrated according to the revised rite, he admonished the congregation for its lackluster response to the unfamiliar English translation of the Mass. Stopping in the middle of the Mass he stated, "If you think this is difficult for you, what do you think it is like for me!"
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How Cheap Can I Sleep?
As a traveling family, in addition to the day-to-day challenges we are facing, finding places to put our head in new places can be very challenging as well. When we look for a new place to "camp out" for a while, we must consider several factors such as cost, space of the room, space of the hostel/guest house/hotel, potential of social options to us the mainly to the kids, safety, and convenience. You can imagine how challenging it can be when we arrive to a place we have not idea about and the only information we got is according to someone else opinion.
In the past, we followed recommendations of some travelers we met and sometimes we found ourselves so exhausted and disappointed. And from to time we (thought we tried not to rely on this book) took the Lonely Planet Guide advices about certain accommodations and we arrived only to find out that things changed a lot since the book was written. In addition, just like in wrote in my travel blog, Gabi and I have to take into account our privacy when we consider a new place.
Throughout our journey, we had the privilege to 'taste' various types of accommodations with minimum conditions such as spending two weeks in tent in Huanchaco, Peru or spending two months in a very basic cabin in a remote area of an Ecuadorian jungle. On the other hand, we enjoyed the high end class such as one week in a five-star hotel in Bangkok, Thailand. And everything else came between. You can read more about it in post Liquefied Homelessness.
When we started the trip, our first stop was NYC, USA. I don't have to tell you how expensive it can be booking a family of five into a simple hotel in Manhattan. There is no way we could start our economical, low-budget journey around the world spending that much money in one week. If we did not make a solid choice to seek cheap options, our trip would be over long ago. 2-3 nights, no including anything else, at a hotel in Manhattan can cover one month of travel in SE Asia that include transpiration, food, accommodation and perhaps a souvenir or two. Got the point?
So what do we do? How can we find affordable options when we are traveling in more costly destinations such as NYC, Tokyo, Moscow, and Granada?
So here it is. First, we found this amazing site, airbnb.com, where you can book a place of others who left for vacation or they just have their place vacant. Over there, you can find listing of many houses, apartments, or rooms. The prices are associated with each of your preferences. But the point I am trying to make here that you can even negotiate these prices. Remember, just because it says, for example, $74/night, it doesn't mean you have to pay this price. We contacted the owner/landlord of the place we liked via this site and asked him for a discount. There is no shame in that people. And guess what? We got a major discount of a flat in NYC and it was awesome. Also, if you want to find cheap apartments in Granada, for example, or any other place in the world, just follow what I had told you and I am confident you will discover options that fit your budget and comfortably host your family.
Another great option is to use CouchSurfing.com. Free comfortable accommodation is always the best choice for low-budget traveler. You will be surprised how many good people out there will to provide you their place and their time to make your visit in their hometown interesting and cheap.
If you have similar stories to share with us about how you managed to save money on accommodations in different place in the world, let us know.
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Thorsten Nagelschmidt
Translated by Timothy DeMarco
—Vancouver, British Columbia
I'm not a photographer. The camera I took most of these pictures with was given to me one afternoon on a street in Vancouver. I sat writing on the steps of a house on Howe Street, near the corner of Nelson, when a young woman in a beat-up parka walked by.
She stopped a few meters away from me. "Hey man," she said.
"Hey," I said.
"Hi," she said.
"Hi," I also said.
"What are you writing?" she wanted to know.
"Oh, just this and that, some notes, you know …" I gave her my standard answer.
She smiled. "Can I take your picture?"
A camera with a huge lens appeared. I felt flattered. Introverted author is discovered in the urban decay of downtown Vancouver by a young, up-and-coming photographer and will soon be displayed in all of the world's hippest "Urban Art" photo exhibitions. That's how I pictured it. Crazy North America.
The young woman took a quick picture and introduced herself. Vicky was twenty-two, an art student, and lived with her aunt in North Vancouver. We talked about photography, and I told her about my digital Rollei that broke a week before, when I was crossing over the border into Alaska, 1500 kilometers away from here. Then I had bought a cheap Sony in Prince Rupert, which also broke shortly thereafter in the rainforest of Vancouver Island. And so here I was on the day before the last day of my Canada trip with just a Polaroid camera and one last roll of film, which was long expired and unfortunately didn't produce pictures with artful color effects, just ones destined for the trashcan.
Vicky swung her camera off her neck and held it out to me. "You can have this one."
"Bitte what?" I said. Or something to that effect.
"Take it, I don't need it," Vicky said.
I was perplexed. "But, but this … it's an expensive camera!"
"You can give me your Polaroid instead," said Vicky.
"But I don't have it with me right now," I objected. "And it's a very cheap one. I bought it on eBay for one Euro!" That was the truth. "I don't even have film for it!"
Determined, Vicky thrust the camera into my hands. It was a Nikon D40, not exactly the newest or most expensive model, but still a DSLR with a 105 millimeter lens—I had never owned such a nice camera.
She said her aunt had bought her the camera because she needed it for college, but she never really knew what to do with it. Tonight was her graduation, and tomorrow she was taking off for San Diego, and too much luggage would just get in the way. Possessions were just burdens anyway. Besides, you have to do good to others in order for good to be done to you, and giving away the camera was really good karma for her upcoming travels.
Vicky obviously had a screw loose.
As I was still puzzling over which type of loose screw this altruistic approach could indicate—was she a follower of some type of ancient Christian sect, a Buddhist or Hindu, like a real Dharma bum, or just mental?—I trotted alongside Vicky towards Coopers' Park with the Nikon over my shoulder. Until recently she had worked at a bike rental place called Reckless Bikes and suggested getting two bikes there. "I can show you around. Places you wouldn't find by yourself. Wanna go?"
A few minutes later I was sitting on a mountain bike and pedaling behind the incessantly talking and wildly gesticulating Vicky. For hours. In the May sun we rode along the False Creek river walk, past the Olympic Village to Granville Island, and through the streets of South Main. Vicky showed me the city, her city, the one she was born and raised in and the one she'd be leaving tomorrow. She told me about her studies, about her parents' Croatian roots and her quitting drinking last year, but just in passing, not as if she wanted me to ask about it. She also wanted to know absolutely nothing about me. She came off as hyper and strangely absent at the same time. The more Vicky talked, the more mysterious she became, and more and more a feeling crept over me that even if I wasn't there this curious creature would still be babbling away to herself.
Every once in a while she would stop to pick something up off the ground—for the book she was currently writing. She showed it to me. It was a big, black notebook containing all kinds of things picked up off the streets, next to handwritten notes. Scratched-up credit cards, filthy hairclips, greasy dollar bills, bent business cards, guitar picks soft from use, gum, condoms. At least the gum and condoms were still in their wrappers. Maybe her book was some kind of avant-garde art project, based on the Mémoires of Guy Debord and Asger Jorn—I don't know. Still, I thought the notebook was a little gross. A smorgasbord of garbage, the diary of a hoarder. I pictured Vicky's room and saw a dark cave into which things were carried daily, never to be carried out again; in which shoeboxes full of trash were stacked up next to rotten newspapers. I saw a margarine tub with old strands of hair, toenail clippings, and bellybutton lint and got an idea of what she could have meant by "too much luggage."
I felt the Nikon in my bag, but didn't take a single picture the entire afternoon. It didn't seem right to me to fiddle around with the camera that had just belonged to Vicky right in front of her. Later we stopped at a camera store where I managed to get her some Polaroid film, which at that time was really hard to come by.
In the early evening we returned the bikes and walked to the hotel. We went up to my room, and I gave her the Polaroid. And then I realized that the memory card from my old Rollei didn't fit in the new Nikon.
"You know what, just keep the memory card," said Vicky.
"No, no, I can't do that …" I tried to refuse.
"I don't need it anymore," Vicky insisted.
"But it has your photos on it!"
She shrugged her shoulders. "Doesn't matter."
I had been asking myself the entire time what the catch was to this whole trade. Did she want something from me—money, love, or just my body? Was she lonely and in search of new friends? Or a free place to sleep if she was ever in Berlin? The thought that the camera was stolen had also crossed my mind, but immediately seemed absurd. Vicky had a screw loose, but didn't give off even the slightest bit of a criminal vibe.
I offered to send her the pictures or to upload them. She said that wouldn't be necessary. I asked why. "I don't need them," she answered and touched my arm, smiling. "Don't worry. It's okay." Then she scribbled her email address on a piece of paper, got up, thanked me for the Polaroid and the pleasant afternoon, went out the door, and left. No catch.
There were 759 pictures on the memory card. Vicky took pictures of buildings, street signs, and display windows, mainly from moving city buses and Sky Trains. One blurry picture after the other transferred to my hard drive, most of which were indecipherable. She obviously hadn't really known what to do with the camera.
Strangely enough, a picture of me sitting on the steps of Howe Street was not there. Had she forgotten to turn the camera on? Or did she not find the shutter?
Then I realized: we also didn't take any pictures of ourselves together. It was as if all of it had never happened. Or it happened in a different world, where you can't hold on to the moment, where only the instant counts, a world that eliminates all evidence. Or was I now the one with a screw loose?
I tried out the camera. Never before or after have I taken so many pictures of a hotel room. Then I left the hotel and clicked away like a maniac across half the city. The next day and a half before my departure I did practically nothing else. Everything looked photo-worthy: the graffiti in the filthy alleys of Downtown East, the crystal meth zombies on Hastings Road, the facades of the rundown hotels and pawn shops, the Lions Gate Bridge with the picturesque mountain panorama in the background, the bike cops, the waterfront park, the tablecloth in an Italian restaurant, the scribblings on the bathroom stalls of a dim bar, my chewed fingernails, my feet chafed from walking, my incredulous face.
A few months later I was at a photo exhibition in Berlin, looking at the works of Fred Herzog. In 1953, the German photographer began taking pictures of the streets, buildings and people of his adopted home of Vancouver. He used a Kodak Retina 1 and color Kodachrome filmstrips, at a time when color photography was seen by the art world as amateurish or commercial. One of the exhibited photos showed a row of small storefronts next to slightly warped wooden houses with bay windows and gables, with an early skyscraper boring into the overcast sky behind them. The title of the picture was "Howe and Nelson, 1960." The buildings didn't look familiar to me, but the street names definitely did.
I looked it up when I got home. In the early afternoon of May 4, 2010, a half century after Fred Herzog, after the houses pictured had long been torn down and replaced by modern office buildings, I was sitting in that exact same spot and noted: "Short break on some steps in Downtown, corner of Howe and Nelson …"
The entry cut off suddenly and wasn't continued until the evening, full of excessive musings of happiness as a result of the new camera.
I decided to write Vicky an email. She answered a few weeks later. She was doing well. She had spent a few weeks in Europe and was now back in Vancouver, where she was working on her book again. "I'm still sort of editing," she wrote, "and I keep adding stuff to it." As of now, there still wasn't anyone interested in publishing it. "Maybe one day."
She apologized for realizing too late that she never gave me the battery charger for the Nikon, as if that was some unforgivable faux pas of our transaction. Despite that, I hoped that only good things had happened during her travels. In any case, she was still very pleased about our exchange. "Your Polaroid is more of an art piece in my room," she wrote. I could picture it well: my one-Euro camera as a valuable exhibit in her trash-museum.
"Let's keep in touch," the email ended. Famous last words. I never heard from Vicky again.
Thorsten Nagelschmidt, better known as Nagel, is an author, musician, and artist. He grew up in Munster and lives in Berlin and Hamburg. Until 2009, he was the singer, lyricist and guitarist of the band Muff Potter, releasing seven albums and playing more than 600 shows all over Europe. His debut novel, Wo die wilden Maden graben, was published in 2007. His second novel, Was kostet die Welt, was published by Heyne in 2010 and a musical version of the novel was released on the label Audiolith. An English translation is currently in the works. His third book, Drive-By Shots, a collection of insightful stories and photos from his various travels, was released in 2015. Nagel has had numerous exhibitions of his linoleum print series Raucher (Smokers), and a new novel and new album are in the works. Visit him online at www.nagel2000.de, www.facebook.com/nagel (Official) and www.twitter.com/nagel31O125GO.
Timothy DeMarco received his bachelor's degree in German from Georgetown University and his master's degree in German Language and Literature from Middlebury College. He has lived, worked and studied in Tübingen, Dresden and Mainz. He currently lives at the Jersey Shore where he teaches German at a high school and a university.


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Topic: My guppies just gave birth to some new baby fry. I used a breeder box to catch the babies. We want to raise some of the fry but need to setup a separate tank. What should the setup look like for raising fry in the aquarium? I will go buy all new supplies tomorrow. Do I need another aquarium filter or don't I have to use one with such small fish? Please help me figure this out.
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You basically have to setup an aquarium for baby fry the same exact way you would setup your regular tank. That means all the same materials needed.
#1 Important Variable to Remember
Your new fry tank needs to be cycled just like any other fish tank. A trick to jump start that cycle is to take your aquarium filter from your other tank and use it on the new fry tank. That filter has "beneficial bacteria" growing in it and will make your new tank healthy for fish right away. Maybe let that filter run through all the water in your new tank for a couple of hours. You can also steal the filter paper out of your old filter and put that in a new filter. Same idea essentially.
Use an Air Pump and Sponge Filter
Regular aquarium filters are too powerful for small baby fry. They will just get sucked into the filter intake and die. Use an air pump setup with a sponge filter on the end of the air pump. It's best if you use the sponge filter in your established aquarium setup for a while to let the bacteria grow on that sponge. That way the sponge can carry over that cycled bacteria to the new baby fry tank. Here is a
and here is what a sponge filter looks like
Aquarium Heater
Many people forget that the babies need heated water just like the parents do. Keep the water at the same temperature as what the parents in your main tank setup need. If your fish are tropical that range needs to be between 74-82 degrees Fahrenheit roughly.
Gravel and Lighting
I like to think that large gravel pieces are good for hiding places for small fry babies but some people think the fish get squished in between the rocks. I don't think that could happen unless a person was moving the rocks around physically but I can see where tat idea might hold truth. As far as lighting your tank… anything really works. I would just advise to keep the light schedule for natural living style. For example, the sun sets at around 8pm and so should your fish's schedule.
Water Clarity is Key
New born babies need clean water and it's simple to understand. They are in the heaviest growth session of their lives and need the best habitat parameters available. I advise 40% water changes every couple of days. It's tough to do water changes with a siphon hose and not have the tiny fry go into the hose. I usually try to keep the end of the siphon hose at the surface of the water because the fry usually spend their time hiding near the bottom.
*Note: Don't forget water conditioner for your newly added water too!
Posted by Darren K:
Don't forget about the food too. You can always just crush up the normal food into tiny particles for the babies. I always use the same type of food except in smaller particles so their smaller mouths can physically consume it. Maybe that will help you some on feeding them.
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One of the biggest factors are going to watch out for is to make sure that when you set up a new aquarium you need to make sure that it is established with some beneficial bacteria. What you could always do is go and buy a new aquarium filter and use your old filter for the new tank and that would jump start the new cycle for the new tank. I'm sure that you've maybe been looking for a reason to upgrade your aquarium filter anyway right?


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My beautiful, loving, mother was 5'2′, took care of herself, and enjoyed great health. At 81 years old, she owned and maintained her home. As charity chairperson for her Bridge Club, she raised several thousands dollars to donate to charities. She was an active member of the church. She did all this and bore the pain of a crippled leg, never complaining. When called upon, she was there to help and support her family. Mom was a single parent and worked hard to support two children. She taught us to respect others' rights, their property, and the value of an education.
Early in 1998 I recorded music on a cassette tape for my mother's listening enjoyment. At the end of the tape, I recorded a message telling her that she is truly 'The Wind Beneath My Wings'. Butch, Mom, and I celebrated her 81st birthday on November 30. In place of a card on her gift, I told her how much I loved her, and how I appreciated everything she has done for me. Her love, support, and guidance are more than I could ever repay. A week later I thanked God for this opportunity.
On December 7, the cowardly use of a gun started my Mother's journey home much too early. The life support was removed on December 10th and Mom, with her crippled leg, ran home. Now, Mom is my guardian angel. Almost 200 people attended Mom's memorial service. Many of her friends commented, 'Your mom was a true lady; she was kind, caring, loving, and giving.' I am so proud to be her daughter and strive to be just like her. She was a great example!
Ending the life of a law abiding, innocent person waiting for a signal to change is devastating to family members. As a mother myself, my heart goes out to the mother of the person who committed this crime.
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The RBC Canadian Open will return to Glen Abbey Golf Club next year, marking the 27th time that the national open championship will be played at the Oakville, Ont., course.
Brandt Snedeker was victorious when the tournament was last held at Glen Abbey in 2013.
"Glen Abbey has challenged the world's best on 26 occasions and played host to many of the most memorable finishes in Canadian Open history, including Brandt Snedeker's exciting victory last summer," Golf Canada chief executive officer Scott Simmons said Thursday in a release. "The Abbey and Canada's national open golf championship share a special connection and we are pleased to continue that legacy in 2015."
The PGA Tour event will be played July 23-26, 2015. This year's tournament is set for July 24-27 at The Royal Montreal Golf Club in Ile-Bizard, Que.
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18 Best Life Quotes That Will Inspire You
We need inspiration in every block of life. An inspiration to make a way and follow our dreams! There are many hurdles in life, but if there is an inspiration, those hurdles turn to sweet moments of life. Listed are some best life quotes that will inspire you in life. Read and share them.
1. Challenges are what make life interesting and overcoming them is what makes life meaningful." – By Joshua J. Marine
2. One of the most important keys to Success is having the discipline to do what you know you should do, even when you don't feel like doing it." – By Unknown
3. Happiness cannot be traveled to, owned, earned, or worn. It is the spiritual experience of living every minute with love, grace & gratitude." – By Denis Waitley
4. In order to succeed, your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure." – By Bill Cosby
5. The only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven't found it yet, keep looking. Don't settle." – By Steve Jobs
. 6Life is short, live it. Love is rare, grab it. Anger is bad, dump it. Fear is awful, face it. Memories are sweet, cherish it." – By Unknown
7. Don't worry about failures, worry about the chances you miss when you don't even try." – By Jack Canfield
8. The only thing that stands between you and your dream is the will to try and the belief that it is actually possible." – By Joel Brown
9. Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending." – By Carl Bard


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Wow, you blink and you miss the years, well as everyone knows by now its 2016, yep 2016.
2015 was a pretty challenging year, personally, and I was taught a lot that I will carry with me throughout my life, but for what its worth I enjoyed it as well.
For 2016, I plan on just enjoying my life, people say life is short but its actually the longest thing we do, so I'm going to work smarter and enjoy it more, and stop worrying about what person's perception of me might be.
As for where this blog fits in, I don't really know right now, but all I can say is I'm not going to abandon it.
So I just want to wish all of you a blessed 2016, make it count, be amazing and I will catch up with you soon.
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Readers' Choice 2015: Favorite Restaurant – Cleveland-HeathJuly 9th 01:07pm, 2015
Jenny Cleveland and Ed Heath culled the inspiration for their 4-year-old Edwardsville restaurant from family recipes, restaurant road trips and tenures in other people's kitchens. The result: an arsenal of cooking techniques, unexpected dish compositions and core dining philosophies that are the hallmarks of your favorite restaurant of the year, Cleveland-Heath.
The Pork Chop
Heath: The pork chop was the one I'd done at Henry's Fork Lodge, a little seasonal fishing place in Island Park, Idaho. I knew in Idaho they were meat-and-potato people, and I thought I could branch out with some bread pudding. It went over really well. I think I did asparagus or green beans and the pork chop. The egg came later.
Cleveland: The egg is us because the only meal we ever cooked at home was breakfast. It was always leftovers and an egg on top. Everyone says the egg on top of things is done, but I don't see how it will ever be done because it tastes so good.
The Chicken Wings
Heath: We ate at Redd in Napa a lot. Their chicken wings were the best we ever had … It was a Michelin-starred restaurant, and we would always sit at the bar and eat the stupid chicken wings. It was like a dark soy-caramel glaze. We tried to figure out the sauce. We worked on it at our place for six months before we came up with our chicken wings.
The BLT
Heath: We used to eat BLTs four days a week in Napa. There was a little grocery store a block and a half from our house.
Cleveland: We'd walk down and get two cups of coffee, two BLTs with pickles on them and bring them back.
Heath: Tom (Grant) at Martine (Cafe, Salt Lake City) used to take cherry tomatoes and cover them in garlic and olive oil. At the end of the night, he'd throw them in the oven and leave them for 12 hours until he got back the next day. It was like tomato sauce in a bite. At our place, we were going to do it that way, but our volume got too high. We go through 10 cases of Roma tomatoes a week just to keep the BLT on the menu. Ours are roasted; we can't really call them oven-cured.
The Pulled Pork Sandwich
Heath: At Farmstead (St. Helena, California), we did ours on the smoker, which was our original intention (for Cleveland-Heath). But once again, volume hit, and we had to start braising. We have the pretzel bun because Companion came by to do our bread. We wanted our pickles to be different, so we did cider vinegar and coriander seed. And when you get all that together – the bite of the coriander seed with the blue cheese dressing – I will eat that sandwich every day.
Cleveland: I think the pickles are because that's how my mom did them. That's how I grew up eating pulled pork.
Heath: The blue cheese coleslaw – that was (Farmstead's) Seamus Feeley. Seamus did the blue cheese coleslaw, so we borrowed it. I don't think we could have opened without me having worked for him for a year at Farmstead.
The Shaved Raw Beef and Celery Kung Pao
Cleveland: This January, we ate at Mission Chinese in New York. They had this celery dish on the menu that was just the simplest.
Heath: Celery, hazelnuts, soy sauce.
Cleveland: It looked like sauteed celery with hazelnuts, and it was so good. … When we got back, for two days we did nothing but: "No, this is how it was," "No, this is how it was." … It was like this celery competition. We were trying to hit the flavor with that dish.
Heath: It's strange, though. It's not carpaccio because it's not super thin. But if you cut it against the grain, it gets that nice chewy element … It was seriously like eating at a regular Chinese restaurant where you get big chunks of celery in a dish. But his was so beautiful and tall and gorgeous, and we're like, this is the best celery stick I've ever eaten. … And what's everyone saying right now? Celery's the new thing. I can see that.
The Vibe
Cleveland: Prune (New York City) was awesome.
Heath: It's tiny and it's not dirty, it's –
Cleveland: It's worn. It's like your favorite teddy bear. The food had a lot of heart.
The Wait Time
Heath: What's that ramen place we went?
Cleveland: Ippudo (New York City). The food was amazing. We waited an hour and something for that table. I walked away thinking that's not a big deal. I would've waited longer to eat there. The wait is a sensitive thing for us. I feel so bad – on the weekends, our wait gets so long. So I really appreciated waiting. And I didn't mind.
The Plating
Cleveland: Ad Hoc (Yountville, California) was family style. The plating was designed to look sort of unplanned, but it was incredibly precise. The thing that you walk away with from there is that casual and comfortable is not an accident. It takes just as much work as fine dining.
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Discussion in 'Denver, CO' started by ZOOfo-Dyas, Mar 18, 2008.
Good Vibes coming your way STAT!
Prayers your way Mistress! <huge hugs>
Word is mild heart attack, no significant damage...scared me to death.
Thank you all, I love you so much.
Thinking of you and your family.
Glad your mom is doing ok.
Goodness, M. That isnso frightening. I am relieved that it was a minor attack! I hope your mom has a good recovery.
ditto on all counts!!
Thanks goodness there is good news about your mom. Still a tough situation, though.
Shane's grandma has a major infection and is in congestive heart failure. She is probably in her last days, the family has chosen to take her off supportive care, per her final wishes.
Please send your prayers and good thoughts to Shane and his family during this tough time.
I'm so sorry.
My thoughts and prayers are yours <hugs>
Call us if you guys need anything.
Shane's grandmother passed away this afternoon. She was kind and loving woman, who loved her family very much. RIP
Our thoughts are with you and Shane.
Shane, I am so sorry for your loss.
My moment into the hospital yesterday afternoon. Initially we thought it was her heart again, but it turns out her pancreas is inflamed and they suspect it is being caused by an infected gall bladder. The infection has spread to her blood, so she's on strong antibiotics.
The problem is - the Dr is recommending removal of the gall bladder and so far she is refusing. My mom has a pathological fear of surgery, though his time she is masking/ trying to justify it by saying Drs always push for unneeded surgeries. The dr said it was important though, more so because of her diebeties, which could be masking the gall bladder symptoms somewhat. (might be worse than they realize)
I'm sorry to hear that, Alison. I hope your mom lets them do the surgery.
Thanks, Q. Actually, the last test showed the gall bladder was ok, so no surgery after all. Now they think it was just another infection that got in her blood. I'm not sure why her pancreas was inflamed, but it sounds like it is going down. She's still staying in the hospital for now while they make sure the bacteria are totally nuked.
Not sure what happened, but my uncle injured himself and lost sight in his right eye. The eye Dr said she could not see the retina even because of the blood. If he doesn't see any light by Sunday, Monday morning they are going to have remove his eye.
This is on top of them having thier house Foreclosed on 2 months ago. Right now thy are house-sitting for different friends when they are on vacation, but they are technically homeless right now.
So any prayers/ wishes/ good vibes would really be appreciated right now.
Good thoughts and prayers going their way. I hope he heals very quickly so they don't have to do anything crazy!
That is horrible, good vibes coming your way. Hope all goes well, the body is an amazing thing so let's hope it heals itself.
I hope they are able to save the eye! Thoughts and prayers going out.
Praying for them now.


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Updated July 06 2016
The Tobs fell at the hands of the Holly Springs Salamanders by a count of 6-0 in Wilson on Wednesday.
On Fitness Night presented by The Wilson Family Y, the Tobs seemed unfit to do battle against J.T. Rogoszewki (North Carolina) and the Salamanders.
Holly Springs plated three runs, all earned, in the top of the first. They would add another in the second inning making it 4-0 when Drew Butler (Campbell).
Starter Zack Kelly (Newberry) was chassed after 3.2 innings and ended up allowing five runs, all earned and took the loss, falling to 1-2 on the year.
Meanwhile, Rogoszewski bolstered his resume with a six-inning, two-hit performance. Rogoszewski struck out six Tobs and improves to 4-1 with the win.
Wilson never reached third base in the game and allowed one more run when Devin Ruiz (UNC-Greensboro) scored to make it 6-0.
The Tobs stranded nine runners and only had three hits in the loss.
Wilson is now 15-16 and holding a half-game lead on the surging Edenton Steamers for the final playoff spot in the East. Meanwhile, the Salamanders are 2-0 in the second half and 11-17 overall after the win.
The Tobs head to Asheboro to take on top-of-the-West Asheboro tomorrow from McCrary Park. Game time is 7:05 p.m.
On Friday, the Tobs return home for the BB&T Friday 500 and Mascot Mania as part of Slugger's Birthday.
The Wilson Tobs are proud to announce this upcoming year will be our 20th Anniversary Season within the Coastal Plain League. As an original member of the Coastal Plain League, the modern day Tobs have been lucky enough to celebrate each memorable season with the warm embrace of the Wilson community. We would like to dedicate each successful season to the Wilson Community, Coastal Plain League Organization, Host Families, Sponsors Partners, and the Dedicated Fans throughout the city of Wilson. Due to this tremendous support we have implemented multiple discounts, promotions, and benefits for the Tobs 20th Anniversary to show our appreciation. You can check out what we have in store this summer by clicking this link.The Coastal Plain League is the nation's premier summer collegiate baseball league. Celebrating its 22nd season in 2018, the CPL features 16 teams playing in Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. The CPL has had over 1,450 alumni drafted and 109 of those – including 2011 AL MVP and Cy Young winner Justin Verlander – make their Major League debut; while another notable alum – Russell Wilson – won Super Bowl XLVIII. For more information on the Coastal Plain League, please visit the league website at www.coastalplain.com and follow us via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat @CPLBaseball..Contact:
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The Complete Nigel Strangeways Mystery Collection (16 titles) - by Nicholas Blake [unabridged and read by Kris Dyer] (Audiobook)
The Complete Nigel Strangeways Mystery Collection (16 titles) - by Nicholas Blake [unabridged and read by Kris Dyer] (Audiobook)
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#01. A Question of Proof (1935), 6hrs 47 mins
In the first book in the Nigel Strangeways classic crime series, an obnoxious schoolboy is found dead at his school Sports Day. Can amateur detective Nigel Strangeways help find the killer? A Question of Proof (1935) is the first of fifteen Strangeways stories written by Nicholas Blake over a period of nearly thirty years. Common sense might suggest that the best way to read a series is to begin at the beginning. Nonetheless, although A Question of Proof is interesting in that we meet the young Nigel Strangeways, many of his best stories come later. A Question of Proof is not unlike other mysteries from the 1930s in that the setting (in this case, Sudeley preparatory school) is populated by an abundance of suspects. Algernon Wyvern-Wemyss, a most unpopular student, is found strangled. A young instructor, Michael Evans, is on the list of suspects for this heinous crime. Nigel Strangeways is asked to investigate the murder on behalf of the school, a task made more difficult as Evans and Strangeways were good friends during their school years at Oxford.
#02. Thou Shell of Death (1936). 7hrs 54mins
In the second book in the Nigel Strangeways classic crime series, the poet turned private detective is called in to help a World War One fighter pilot who has been receiving death threats. Fergus O'Brien, a legendary World War One flying ace with several skeletons hidden in his closet, receives a series of mocking letters predicting that he will be murdered on Boxing Day. Undaunted, O'Brien throws a Christmas party, inviting everyone who could be suspected of making the threats, along with private detective Nigel Strangeways. But despite Nigel's presence, the former pilot is found dead, just as predicted, and Nigel is left to aid the local police in their investigation while trying to ignore his growing attraction to one of the other guests - and suspects - explorer Georgina Cavendish. Thou Shell of Death is a dazzlingly complex and addictive listen, laced with literary allusions, from a master of detective fiction.
#03. There's Trouble Brewing (1937), 8 hrs 1mins
Private detective and poet Nigel Strangeways is invited to address the Maiden Astbury literary society. The picturesque Dorset town is home to Bunnett's Brewery, run by the much disliked, and feared, Eustace Bunnett and shortly before Nigel's visit, Bunnett's dog Truffles, was found dead in one of the brewery's vats.The culprit was never caught - although there was no shortage of suspects - but when a body is then found in the same vat, boiled down to its bones, Nigel is called into action to help capture the killer.The third book in the Nigel Strangeways series, this is a gloriously inventive, puzzling and witty investigation to delight all fans of classic crime.
#04. The Beast Must Die (1938), 7hrs 57mins
One of the Observer's 1,000 novels everyone must read. The Beast Must Die is a darkly compelling psychological thriller in which a crime writer plans to commit the perfect murder. The fourth Nigel Strangeways mystery. Respected crime writer Frank Cairns plots the perfect murder - a murder that he himself will commit. Cairns intends to murder the hit-and-run driver who killed his young son, but when his intended victim is found dead and Cairns becomes the prime suspect, the author insists that he has been framed. An old friend of Cairns calls in private detective Nigel Strangeways, who must unravel a fiendishly plotted mystery if he is to discover what really happened to George Rattery.
#05. The Smiler with the Knife (1939), 8hrs 14mins
Detective Nigel Strangeways, and his explorer wife Georgia have taken a cottage in the countryside. They are slowly beginning to adjust to a more relaxed way of life when Georgia finds a mysterious locket in their garden and unwittingly sets the couple on a collision course with a power-hungry movement aimed at overthrowing the government. It will take all of Nigel's brilliance and Georgia's bravery if they are to infiltrate the order and unmask the conspirators.
#06. Malice in Wonderland (1940), (aka The Summer Camp Mystery / The Malice with Murder), 8hrs 28mins
Private detective Nigel Strangeways receives a call for help from Wonderland, a new holiday camp that has recently opened only to be plagued by a series of cruel practical jokes conducted by someone calling themselves 'The Mad Hatter'. The camp's owners are convinced a rival firm, desperate to put them out of business, is behind the events. Or could it be a disgruntled employee, or even one of the four hundred guests currently staying at the camp? As the pranks become increasingly dangerous and tensions rise, Nigel must do all he can to uncover the Mad Hatter's true identity - before it's too late.
#07. The Case of the Abominable Snowman (1941), [aka.The Corpse in the Snowman], 8hrs 2mins
Nigel Strangeways is summoned to Easterham Manor in the depths of winter to investigate a series of strange events, which culminate in the apparent suicide of a wealthy young woman whose behaviour has scandalised the village. As Nigel begins his investigations into the dead girl's past, it soon becomes clear that someone in the manor is trying to hide something, and they will stop at nothing to keep their secrets.
#08. Minute for Murder (1947) 8hrs 46mins
The Second World War has just finished and amateur detective and poet Nigel Strangeways is working at the Ministry of Morale in London, in the Visual Propaganda Division. With war over, life seems to be calm again, that is until the Director's beautiful secretary is poisoned in full view of seven members of the division, including Nigel himself. Who could have killed her? And how?
#09. Head of a Traveller (1949), 8hrs 28 mins
Staying with a friend in Oxfordshire, Nigel Strangeways pays a visit to Robert Seaton, a distinguished British poet whom Nigel greatly admires but whose reputation has been on the decline of late. Seaton proves to be an irascible, temperamental man, and his unconventional household, featuring a resentful daughter and mute dwarf servant, simmers with tension. When a headless corpse is found floating in the river by the Seaton's house just a few weeks later, the poet becomes the prime suspect. But whose body is it?
#10. The Dreadful Hollow (1953), 9hrs 10mins
Someone is sending poison pen letters in the small village of Prior's Umborne, and they have already driven one of the inhabitants to suicide. Private detective Nigel Strangeways is commissioned to find the source of the letters by arrogant financier Sir Archibald Blick, whose two sons live in the village, only for Sir Archibald to meet an untimely end at the bottom of the dreadful hollow.
#11. The Whisper in the Gloom (1954) (aka. Catch and Kill), 8hrs 56mins
A small boy playing in the park is handed a crumpled piece of paper by a stranger, who then collapses and dies. The boy, realizing that he himself is now in danger, flees from the park with the help of detective Nigel Strangeways, only to discover that the mysterious message consists of just his own name and age: Bert Hale 12. Bert and his young friends are confident that they can crack the case but they soon discover that they will need the help of not just Nigel Strangeways, but of the whole British government....
#12. End of Chapter (1967), 7hrs 37mins
"Wenham and Geraldine" are a long-established and very well-respected publishing firm, so when a printer's proof is sabotaged and libellous passages are mysteriously reinstated, they call in private detective Nigel Strangeways. But the situation takes a turn for the worse when one of the publishers' best-selling authors - glamorous novelist Millicent Miles - is found dead in the offices.
#13. The Widow's Cruise (1959), 6hrs 32mins
When Nigel Strangeways books tickets for a holiday in the Greek islands with renowned sculptor Claire Massinger, he has no idea that the trip will end in tragedy. From the moment the boat sets sail it becomes clear that many of his fellow passengers - from a neurotic widow to the ship's lecturer - have guilty secrets to hide. But do any of them also have a motive for murder? It will take all of Nigel's insight and flair if he is to uncover the truth.
#14. The Worm of Death (1961), 8hrs36 mins
Several days after private detective and poet Nigel Strangeways dines with Dr Piers Loudon and his family, the doctor vanishes, only for his legless corpse to be fished out of the river Thames. When his family ask Nigel to protect their interests during the police investigation, it soon becomes apparent that each member of the deceased's family, from his adopted son to his daughter's unpleasant fiancée, had a strong motive for killing him. As the winter fog swirls outside, Nigel must find his way through a maze of conflicting stories, missing diaries and red herrings.
#15. The Sad Variety (1964), 7hrs 31mins
The government's security department have asked private detective Nigel Strangeways to keep a discreet eye on Professor Alfred Wagley, a research scientist who is spending the Christmas holidays in the South-West of England. But someone else is also very interested in the professor and his work, and when his young daughter is kidnapped, Nigel finds himself in a race to avert a tragedy.
#16. The Morning After Death (1966), 7hrs 19mins
Private detective and poet Nigel Strangeways is staying at Cabot University, an Ivy League university near Boston, while he undertakes some research. There he encounters the Ahlberg brothers - Chester, Assistant Senior Tutor in the Business School, Mark, who lectures in the English Faculty and their half-brother, Josiah, a professor of Classics. When one of the brothers is found murdered, the local police request Nigel's help in catching the killer, but little does Nigel know just how close he is to the murderer.
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This isn't a movie review, but have you ever seen the movie Sliding Doors? The concept of the movie is one that I think is often universally pondered, and is quite fascinating. Have you ever wondered what would happen if you'd turned right instead of left? If you'd stayed in your hometown instead of gone off to college? Run the yellow light instead of stopping for it? How does one small moment in time change how the paths of our lives diverge? I love this concept and the idea of what can happen both when you're at a crossroads and with the smallest events in life.
Sliding Doors follows the life of Helen Quilley (Paltrow), who is fired from her public relations job. The film's plot splits into two parallel universes which run in tandem. In one universe, Helen manages to catch a London Underground train home on time, and in the other she misses it. (via Wikipedia)
If you've never seen the movie, it's an entertaining watch that gives you plenty to think about. Below is the scene where Helen's life splits and we, the viewers, don't know which one is "real" until the end.
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by HEYEN, William
(Potsdam, NY): Tamarack Editions, (1978). First Edition. Softcover. Fine. Decorated wraps. Of a total edition of 326 copies, this is #48 of 126 that contain a special drawing, hand-colored, by Kristen Heyen, the twelve year-old daughter of the author, and that is SIGNED by both the artist and the author. This copy is also INSCRIBED and SIGNED to the poet William Meredith in 1978 in Brockport: "For William, with/love from Kristen +//Bill Heyen." In the original envelope addressed in Heyen's hand to Meredith. (Inventory #: 018089)


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Not to be confused with the Shake Shake above it on PCH.
This Ruby's-owned eatery is a few days old and surprisingly 'together'. B,L,D are served. Breakfast and dinner were very good, especially for the price. Price run $6 (B) to maybe $20 (D).
NOT a Ruby's menu. Steak, fish, chicken dishes w/a CA accent. Snappy service (tho' the joint is still finding its sea legs). Coming soon: cocktail bar (they serve good drinks from a service bar now) and a walk-up window for beach grub-type fare.
But the view! Steps from the water, literally. Historic cottage vibe as you are right in the heart of this magical enclave. Inside is jet-engine loud-- but who want to sit inside when that patio is there? Crowds will be thick for some time. Expect to wait; or, dine early.
Bottom line: worthy eats on the some of CA's finest beachfront real estate. Be thankful this is a state beach-- and can't become yet another lush-posh resort.
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