>
> I just checked on the website. The new cafe is not opening till the end of
> November.
> Its offerings are dramatically different from Saad's.
> Check the menu. It does not overlap with Saad's.
> It consists of traditional LEBANESE
dishes. I don't see the two as competing for the
sorry -- incomplete email sent itself before it was done.
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From: Ann Mayer
Date: Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 9:16 AM
Subject: Re: [UC] Mannakeesh Lebanese Cafe/restaurant - Opening
To: University City List
I just checked on the website. The new cafe is not ope
Citizens,
Here is the UC Review coverage of the Clark park closure. Like always,
the local residents are supposed to feel stupid while they are wondering
how they missed "nearly five years of planning and nearly countless
public meetings geared toward receiving community feedback on
revitali
> dishes. I don't see the two as competing for the same clientele. Manakeesh
> is NOT halal, as the bacon on the menu indicates.
It's probably halal turkey bacon. :-)
Mark
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Never did Al see a parade without wishing for a raincloud.
How soon before his first post about how Penn is supporting a Lebanese
takeover of the neighborhood to further their nefarious plans to argle
bargle burble burble Clark Park committee backed by UCD's money to
gibber gibber howl ANTIDEMOCRA
The advance weather report for Saturday is good, so there's really no excuse to
come out to 50th and Baltimore from Noon-5 for good music, food, live
entertainment, kids' activities, important community information and vendor
tables, plus the famous Cedar Park Raffle with more than 50 great priz
OMG Mike has been censored with yadda-yadda type editing. It's creepy how
it's everywhere.
Joe (yadda-yadda) C.
On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 10:56 AM, Mike VanHelder wrote:
> Never did Al see a parade without wishing for a raincloud.
>
> How soon before his first post about how Penn is supporting a
" Rumors abound that one great prize will be a one-hour session with our
own local version of Geoffrey Chaucer: Ross Bender. What could be
better than that? "
Will he provide alternative services if I tip him? We can call it the
Mennonite's Tale. A stage version can be performed at the festi
In anticipation of my future hour with brother Bender, I wrote this tale
for reading at the festive gathering in the village commons, Cedar Park.
The Democratist's Tale: In the Democratist's Tale, our traveler tells
the tale about the disappearance of his traveling companion, a renegade
Mennon
from craigslist:FOUND TABBY KITTEN, 48th and PineDate: 2010-09-22, 11:07AM EDTReply to: comm-dfrk8-1967357...@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]This lost kitten has been hanging around our building for the past three days. She is extremely friendly and affectionate and so comfortable wit
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