Great food. It's good for all. Beautiful new space.
Cafe Della Vita Wellness Center
23759 Roscoe Boulevard, West Hills, CA 91304
www.cafedellavitawellnesscenter.com
Mitch Rubman's Coffee Cup Club
Night Coffee
Saturday, April 30, 2016
Cafe Della Vita Wellness Center, Delicious food, Located on Roscoe Boulevard and Valley Circle
www.cafedellavitawellnesscenter.com
Friday, April 29, 2016
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Friday, April 22, 2016
Thursday, April 21, 2016
due to global warming, a second cup will be necessary
It's the greenhouse effect. Cinammon helps the gas balance.
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Monday, April 18, 2016
Hollywood Buffet list from American English
The Buffet list
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Acapulco
Mexican
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4444 W Sunset Blvd
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(323) 665-5751
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Americana
Buffet & Grill
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3650 W Martin Luther
King Jr. Blvd,
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323) 291-8965
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Cafe
Sierra
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555 Universal
Hollywood Dr
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(818) 824-4237
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Choeng
Wun Korean BBQ
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(323) 465-7590
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Diamond
Buffet
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110 S Brand Blvd CA
90057
Glendale
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(818) 662-9011
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Dream
Korean BBQ Koreatown
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100 S Western Blvd,
90004
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(213) 388-7668
(213) 989-1888
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Gate
of India Buffet
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7300 W Sunset Blvd
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(323) 873-2690
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Govinda’s
Natural Food
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Palms, 3764 Watseka
Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90034
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(310) 836-1269
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Grand
Café
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Downtown
251 S Olive St
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(213) 356-4155
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Hokkaido
Seafood Buffet
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Rancho Park
10850 W Pico Blvd
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(310) 475-8181
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King
Buffet
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1375 N Western Ave
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(323) 468-9398
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Luv2Eat
Thai Bistro
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6660 W Sunset Blvd
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(323) 498-5835
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M
Grill
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3832 Wilshire Blvd
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(213) 389-2770
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Mister
Bossam
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Koreatown, Wilshire Center
338 S Western Ave
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(213) 262-7841
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New
Panda Buffet
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Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw
5120 Rodeo Rd
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(323) 291-5555
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Paramount
Commissary
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5555 Melrose ave.
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(323) 956-8398
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Secret
Garden
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Westlake
1925 W Olympic Blvd
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(213) 386-1100
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Sizzler
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1323 Highland Ave
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(323) 467-2353
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Shakey’s
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7001 Santa Monica Blvd.
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(323) 463-1104
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Souplantation
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100 N La Cienega Blvd
8491 W 3rd St
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(310) 289-9610
(323) 655-0381
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Tsujita
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Koreatown,
338 S Western Ave
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(213) 262-7841
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Vegas Seafood Buffet
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7021 Hollywood Blvd
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(323) 462-4300
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Whole
Foods Market West Hollywood
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7871 Santa Monica Blvd
West 90046
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(323)848-4200
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Sunday, April 17, 2016
Friday, April 15, 2016
Thursday, April 14, 2016
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Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Monday, April 11, 2016
American English: Soccer Terms by Mitch Rubman
The game starts with
a kick into the opposing team’s side.
The object of soccer
is to score more goals than your opponent. Only goalies are allowed to use
their hands.
There are 11 total
players on the field. The team is comprised of the following: one goalie, four defenders, four midfielders,
and two strikers.
Attacker: The attacker is the player that
possesses the ball.
Corner
(kawr-ner): A corner is when a player touches the ball last and it travels out
of bounds. The game restarts with a kick from the closest corner.
Crossbar
(kraws-bahr): A long diagonal pass.
Defenders: The
Defenders that stay in back of the midline to try and prevent goals from being
scored.
Dribble
(drib-uhl): Moving the ball forward by using the feet.
Forwards/strikers. The
forwards are the ones kicking the ball into the goal.
Goal
(gohl): When the ball is scored by a player it is called a goal. All goals
under international law must be scored. The size of the goal is 24 feet by 8
feet.
Goalkeeper
or Goalie (goh-lee): The Goalie protects the goal and is the
only one allowed to use his arms. He must be fast, strong and smart.
Heading
(hed): Using your head to direct the balls flight.
Linesman
(lahynz-muhn): An assistant referee.
Midfielders: The Midfielders
control most of the motion of the ball through the field.
Obstruction
(uhb-struhk-shuhn): A player uses his body to block another player from getting
the ball.
Off sides: Off sides is called when a player is in front of the ball or
in the opponent’s half.
Penalty
(pen-l-tee) spot: A small spot 12 yards out from the center of the goal where
penalty shots are made.
Red
card: The final card after two yellow cards throwing the player out of the
game.
Send
off (send-awf): When the player is removed.
Shielding:
Shielding is keeping possession of the ball by using your body to block the
opponent.
Shot
(shot): A shot is when the ball is kicked or headed directly at the net to
score a goal.
Tackling
(tak-uhl): Tackling is using the feet or the shoulder to get the ball away from
the carrier.
Throw-ins: A throw-in is when the ball travels outside the field, the
opposing team gets to throw the ball back into the field. Some of the rules for
the throw-in include: the player must throw the ball back into the field with
both hands over his head and his feet must be on the ground. He must throw the
ball from the spot where it went out.
Violations that result in a red card are: tripping a player, kicking a
player, charging a player, spitting at a player, handling the ball, illegal
blocking, charging the goal keeper, goal keeper using his hands when a team
mate kicks the ball, wasting time.
Yellow card: A referee issues a yellow card
as a warning violation to a player, when the player receives two yellow cards
he issues a red card which removes the player from the game.
Saturday, April 9, 2016
Friday, April 8, 2016
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