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Jacksonville, AL
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Faith Temple Christian Center
Faith Temple Christian Center is a child care center in Jacksonville, AL.
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The Little Tree Preschool is a child care center in Anniston, AL. At The Little Tree Preschool, we enroll children as young as 24 months through 6…
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many daycares are there in Jacksonville?
There are 5 daycares in Jacksonville, based on CareLuLu data.
This includes 2 home-based programs and 3 centers.
How much does daycare cost in Jacksonville?
The cost of daycare in Jacksonville is $424 per month. This is the average price for full-time, based on CareLuLu data, including homes and centers.
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Interview with the star Seventh Heaven Minsk – company news
7 sky: Alexander, good afternoon! Restaurant “Seventh Heaven” welcomes you, and we are glad to meet you, because. We have heard about your culinary skills and exquisite taste.
First of all, I would like to ask about your culinary preferences.
A. Patlis:
Due to the fact that I travel a lot, I try to get acquainted with the peculiarities of the national cuisine of the region or the country I visit. I really like Asian cuisine. This region is “oriental”. I tried Vietnamese, Japanese, Chinese food.
In Buryatia, I especially remember the “Buryat poses” – this is how manti are called in Kazakhstan – big, big dumplings.
We went to a special “posture”, which is located somewhere far outside the city. There’s a really modest interior! But the preparation of the dish itself has been preserved in the original!
I love seafood salads, vegetable salads, in particular “Greek”.
7sky: When you are abroad, what do you prefer from the menu?
If I’m in the US, then it’s definitely a good steak. It is actually very difficult to eat. But! Every once in a while I try to order a steak, because in America, fortunately, they know how to cook it, but not in cheap night eateries like Dany’s, which are open around the clock. For high-end steaks, the Outback Steakhous is an Australian restaurant that serves excellent Australian beef.
For example, when I was in Vorkuta, I tried venison cooked by the chef and excellent cuts of smoked deer in a restaurant. In the Far East, in Vladivostok, or in some city of that region, I always order the “kubaro” dish – batters are made from corn starch, spices are added, chicken fillet is beaten off and marinated, then it’s all fried in batter and sour is poured at the end.
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Good Korean cuisine, Vietnamese “spring rolls” are interesting. Since Vietnam was under Chinese occupation, there are many elements of Chinese cuisine in Vietnamese cuisine.
I also love sushi, various Japanese miso soups.
And here is the soup!
7sky: What exotic dishes surprised you?
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From the exotic I had a chance to taste the alligator tail in batter. It was in Jacksonville, Florida, where we played with New Jerusalem. We sailed on a fairly large boat to the pier. There was a restaurant right on the pier. We wanted something exotic, so we ordered a battered alligator tail. It tastes like fried chicken with a hint of fishy flavor.
In Kazakhstan or Uzbekistan I often order plov. Recently visited Azerbaijan. There I tried the local lamb pilaf with a lot of dried fruits: prunes, dried cherry plum, and various spices. I liked the local bread – cakes, which are sprinkled with grated dried barberry.
I visited the Le Bistro restaurant in Baku, where a chef from France works. There I tried steak, Caesar salad with chicken. Everything was quite tasty, but here, in the restaurant “7 Heaven” “Caesar” is not inferior, but somewhere even surpasses.
7sky: What are your impressions of the Seventh Heaven restaurant?
A. Patlis:
Very good service, interesting dishes.
I really liked the seafood salad – the most delicate squid, salad dressing, very delicate and not spoiled by vinegar taste, and red onion very well marinated.
7sky: What advice can you give to restaurateurs?
A. Patlis:
The fact is that people working in this area are obliged to understand that they must serve the guest with high quality. You always want to leave a good tip to the waiter who asks if you like the dish, who owns the menu, who can recommend this or that dish.
In one of the expensive restaurants in St.
Petersburg, I wanted to order a steak and asked the waitress the question: “What part of the meat is taken for the steak?”, She answered me that she takes it from the leg. In fact, a part of the animal carcass (flank) is taken, cut in the transverse direction, and a steak is made from it. The waitress didn’t even know what part of the animal the dish was made from. My advice to the waiters – there is the Internet, you can find out everything.
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People today don’t just want to come and eat. Today people want to plunge into a certain atmosphere. And so they do the decor in such a way as to create this atmosphere. Once in Donetsk I was invited to a restaurant, in my opinion, either “Odessa”, or “Odessa Yard”. When you enter a restaurant, you see: on the shelves above there are suitcases of the Soviet 60s, like in Odessa, moms have jars of seamings, cereals in three-liter jars. What is more interesting – according to the rules of the restaurant, there is not a single TV in the establishment so that people are not distracted by programs, clips.