, sandy beaches and gorgeous views of the water. The restaurants here tend to be pretty casual, with plenty of places to grab a quick meal. That also means there are many places in San Francisco’s Outer Sunset neighborhood to grab dessert, no matter what that sweet tooth is craving.
Devil’s Teeth Baking Company is open daily from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., and while breakfast and lunch dishes are on the menu, the desserts in the bakery are the real stars of this cozy little eatery. Some dishes are seasonal, but patrons can always count on fresh cookies in a variety of flavors, ranging from chocolate chip to ginger, as well as bars, cakes, pies, muffins, scones and more. Devil’s Teeth even makes homemade whoopie pies.
Polly Ann Ice Cream has been a staple in San Francisco since the 1950s. It’s well-known for serving up over 500 unique flavors, though only 50 are available at a time. They range from classics, like rocky road, to the unique, like black sesame. Can’t decide on one? Have a staff member spin the big wheel on the wall to help guide the selection-making process.
Pineapple King Bakery has earned many accolades, including being voted the third-best bakery in the Bay Area on the Bay Area A-List. Walk into this little spot on Irving Street, just south of Golden Gate Park, and quickly understand why. The Hong Kong-style bakery specializes in cakes for weddings and other occasions, but there are plenty of options for those who want to pop in for dessert, including cookies, croissants and other pastries.
When a couple of donut lovers in California decided to follow their dreams and open a shop in 2014, Twisted Donuts and Coffee was the result. It instantly won the praises of local media and Outer Sunset residents with its selection of fresh, hot cake, raised and filled donuts. Be sure to visit on the weekend to check out some specialty flavors that aren’t always on the menu.
Anyone looking for some home cooking, a comfy spot to unwind, free Wi-Fi and delicious pastries should head straight to the Rolling Out Cafe. The cafe serves sandwiches along with its sweet treats and has many vegan and gluten-free options. A few of its signature dishes include the Hawaiian Sticky Roll, the Sweet Potato Tart and the Sweet Potato Cinnamon Roll.I configured a new trigger with the following conditions.
But the Email will not be send.
Where do I have my logical failure?
On that system your trigger ist running for me and sending mails.
It should be working for you too.
Maybe you could try it on the testsystem too and compare the behaviour.
Thanky for your afforts.
Does anybody have an idea how to exclude the notification if you assign a ticket to yourself?
As Owner is used by “owner changed” a can not use the owner again.
As far as I know that´s not possible right now.
And you already got the reason. You have already user “owner” in you trigger and you can use each condition field only once.
you can try it with “Aktualisiert von->ist nicht->aktueller Benutzer” (updated from->is not->actual user).J Clin Exp Neuropsychol. 2005 Feb;27(2):151-63. doi: 10.1080/13803390490515487.
We measured the neuropsychological functioning in 42 patients with chronic neck pain, 21 with a whiplash trauma and 21 without previous trauma. Subjectively, the whiplash group was more forgetful and had more concentration difficulties compared with the non-traumatic group. The neuropsychological tests did not reveal any differences between the two groups and a reference group of healthy individuals. Thus, chronic neck pain did not seem to interfere with neuropsychological functioning. The personality traits assessed with MMPI-2 in our 42 patients with chronic neck pain differed significantly from the normals on several scales. We also found that the whiplash group had more divergent test results than the non-traumatic group on the MMPI-2 test. Thus, it seems that the health status in those with chronic neck pain is closely linked to separate personality traits. It is concluded that the subjective complaints and poor performance in patients with chronic neck pain may be associated to somatization and inadequate coping, especially in chronic whiplash patients.Saturday marked my 6th appearance as Nevada at the Rio Grande Zoo's big annual Halloween Party. This year there were 6 of us in suit. Whoot! Kitty wore her Kitty suit, gamegoth wore his wolf, his friend Crystal wore the Panda suit he made for her, scritchwuff was in his wolf suit, and xeltifon for Abbey Raccoon. Everyone had a great time. Most of us were in suit for about 2 hours. Even though the temps were nice and cool, there was no breeze at all which made things miserable. I knew when to call it quits when some teenage girls gave me a hug and all I heard was, "Ewwww! He's all sweaty!"
There were so many cute kids as usual. We had 3 fanbois for the morning. One was an annoying kid who constantly wanted hugs. I could never quite determine is he was a tard or not.  It seemed that every time I turned around he was glomped onto my leg.
BTW, I am typing this post in my Otto Otter suit. I have a gig today for the Albuquerque Kids' Water Festival. So far the new suit is a big hit. My only complaint is that there is no visibility right below me, so I have no idea who is giving me a high five or a hug unless I look down.
Oh yeah. Have a few pics.NYC: Saturday + FADER crew + Booze = FADERNOON!
We can't stop, and even if we wanted to we won't, which is why Saturday, July 25th (tomorrow!), we are convening on Heather's Bar (the famous location of our Open Bar series) for another installment of our FADER happy hour(s), with FADER editors playing the best summer music, T. Cole serving up two-for-one drinks (ridiculous bargain) and a delicious catered homecooked meal from Mama's... FOR FREE. Seriously, where can you get a free meal anymore these days? Come through from 4-8 pm, listen to tunes, drink a can of champagne or two and relish the weather. There is even enough space for dancing! Heather's Bar is located at 506 E 13th Street between Avenues A and B.
That sums up The Final Sacrifice nicely, I think.
If that doesn't make any sense to you, then you haven't seen the episode. If you have, you understand and agree that there is no better single-word summary than that for this film.
But, whether or not if you've seen the film, if you don't agree with that summary, I challenge you to give me a better summary.
Let em tell you about this film magnifique from the island state of Canada.
Some guy is shot in the woods, so seven years later, some goofy kid finds a map to a lost city his dead father left him, only a bunch of dudes in tank tops and ski masks try to kill him and take it, so he jumps into the back of a beat-up, old, Sanford and Son-looking pickup and escapes, but it turns out the black hoods are after the driver of the truck, who goes by the name of Zap Rowsdower (no, really), too, because he left the group, which, according to the love child of Yosemite Sam and Gordon Lightfoot, is the last of an ancient race and they want to take over the world but Goofy Kid and Rowsdower stop them and the ancient city rises from the ground, but we never find out if that's good or bad, since it was descendants of that city who were trying to kill everybody to begin with, so Rowsdower and the Goofy Kid drive off. The end.
Holding a gun on Rowsdower!
Okay, maybe you think "it makes sense" is an overstatement. To which I simply reply, "Rowsdower!"
A little background on this film. There was a guy taking a film class in Canada or somewhere, and he made a film.
Oh, more? Sure.
The cult catches Rowsdower!
He used others in his class, plus some local actors to play the parts. They didn't spend a lot of money, since they used school equipment. One think I'm not sure about: did the guy get an "A" for this?
It's actually a watchably bad film. Some bad films bore you to death. This one doesn't.
Oh, and on the DVD pack is a special feature that's really special: an interview with Bruce J. Mitchell.
Who is Bruce J. Mitchell? He's... wait for it... Rowsdower!
They caught Hockey Hair from Rowsdower!
He said they all had a good time making the picture. He recognized it wasn't a great film, but they had fun and it has received lots of attention, mostly because of MST3K, but it's all good.
He seems like a likable fellow. And, even before I saw the interview, I though it was bad fun. After seeing the interview, I kinda like it more.
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