Sunday, November 9, 2008

September Meeting Notes

UFC Resource Section Notes
September 25, 2008



Recommended DDS. – Dr. Pichiotta 753-7600
1931 Sycamore




Writing for Health – Chris Fry revfry@aol.com
753-3148

Marilyn was looking for a sprinkler contractor and now has one. However, she isn’t ready to comment; stay tuned.



Great free website where you can see comedy – Saturday Night Live, TV sitcoms and full length movies. www.hulu.com



El Macero Pharmacy has an esthetician who does make-up for a local TV news anchor. Word is you can go in and have your make up done. Th pharmacist tries to maintain Walmart prices.



**** Trinity Tree Service – Brue Barry, Arborist
26705 Rd. 96
Davis
753-8933



Dish Network – one of our members reports that she and her husband ordered service in order to watch east coast football. Apparently they have a sports package not available through Comcast. The local Dish Network Franchise, Ironwood Communications did not have much customer service. First of all they did not notice that our member had a high definition TV and hooked up the wrong equipment. The company also caused damage to the wall during installation.

Another member helped sooth the problem by telling that The Graduate offers games not available on TV and that if you leave your driver’s license they give you an audio box to for better audio at your table.


The Yolo Fruit Stand on Chiles at the causeway is reported to be very good and reasonably priced – although not organic (Ikeda is not organic, either). It was noted that goat cheese was on sale and only ½ the price of one local market on Mace and W. Cowell.

If you are looking for a funny book try The Great Man by Christensen.



Someone requested a window washer – A Touch of Class was recommended.



Napa resource – The Model Bakery in Oxbow Public Market has good sandwiches They have a second location in St. Helena. There pies are good, too.

www.Freerice.com – website that helps with verbal skills for the SAT ---- for every answer you get right the website owner donates 20 grains of rice, through the UN World Food Program to end hunger. It is a sister site of www.poverty.com . In addition to vocabulary you can learn and earn rice for art, math, chemistry, foreign languages and English grammar.

The Crepe House restaurant (http://www.crepehouseuni.com/) at 117 E. St. serves Japanese crepes and is the first one in the US – originally began in 1966 in Japan. The person reporting had gelato and said it was good.
The following information was found on http://daviswiki.org/Crepe_House_Uni

Type of food
Japanese-style Crepes
Location
117 E Street
Hours
11:00 - 23:00 Seven days a week
Phone
(530)753-5888
Website
English (California only)
Japanese
Established
1966 in Japan, 2008 locally
Price range
$3.50 - $8.50
Service speed
Less than 10 minutes
Type of restaurant
Fast food
Payment Methods
Cash, Visa, Mastercard
Non Food Features
Wifi, Outlets available, TV
Crepe House Uni is a restaurant chain from Japan. Serving Japanese style crepes, gelato, and coffee, they are opening new stores in California, one of which is here in Davis.
They were established in 1966 by Uni Public Relations Corporation in Japan. California locations are owned and managed by Crepe House Uni Corporation, USA.
CABI which stands for: Carol Anderson by Invitation is clothing available only at in-home parties. One of our members attended one of the parties and bought a couple of crisp looking white blouses that feel like tee shirts.
http://www.cabionline.com/Fall2008/splash_flash.asp


One of the things someone wondered last month was where Five Figs owner purchased her chandelier. Lumins on K St. in Sacramento.

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