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Sure, it’s largely shot in L.A., and is set in only a sliver of Orange County’s coast—Newport Beach—that in no way represents the true nature of my beloved county. And true, wafer-thin Marissa Cooper annoys the hell out of everyone, while Ryan Atwood’s cold stare isn’t so cold when it’s used for every single emotional facial expression. But that doesn’t matter when Seth Cohen talks to his horsie Captain Oats about his girl problems...
Asmara sells beer and wine, as well as mes, a traditional honey wine that tastes like thin fermented honey. The mes is a little intense on top of the heavy stews—opt instead for a fresh squeezed juice. Mango, strawberry, kiwi, papaya or banana juices are blended with ice and served in tall tumblers, providing the perfect cool antithesis to the salty meats...
...think a big factor this weekend was the fact that we didn’t have anyone sailing singlehandeds, so we had all our top skippers sailing doublehanded. We’ve been stretched really thin the last couple weekends,” Schubert said...
...felt like clicking my toothpick thin heels together and wishing my way back to Currier...
...counsel to the Republican National Committee, takes a more sanguine view. "Based on more than 200 years of history, the likelihood of a disputed result is 1 in 25," he says. Presidential elections are usually not that close, he notes, and even in states where the outcome is razor-thin, changing the result there may not alter the outcome of the overall election. Baran posits that this election has less potential for mayhem than we're expecting. "With all these lawyers and all this public attention and Florida fresh in their minds, everyone will be much more careful this time...