Subject: Re: Your LifeInsurance-Payment: Policy #

From: Amy <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 05 Jun 2014 11:54:11 -0700

6-5-2014

Re: $14 Life-Insurance Updated-Rates
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Dear [email-masked],

We are sending you this email notification today to let you know that you are currently
eligible for a $250k lifeinsurance policy for under $14/month.

This means your loved-ones will-receive $250k.

Go here now to lock in your new-rate right away: http://www.nearchange.com/yournew/lifepolicy.html

We appreciate your quick response.

Thank you,
Amy
Insurance-Rate Consultant

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2964 Sh0reline C0ve Ct
San-Diego CA 92ll7

reasonably priced, well cooked meal in trendy South Beach.  7 of us had dinner re on a Thursday night.  We were seated right away and all left very full and satisfied. For apps, we got  beef, chicken, and spinach empanadas and  potato balls.  I was so excited for all of m, but y were sadly not that good.   empanadas didn't have that much meat/spinach and  bread part could have been more fresh/crispy tasting.   potato balls were also meh...I could have gone without trying those (which is a fairly strong statement for me since I love potatoes!) I tried  sangria...nothing to rave about. For entrees, we ordered double of a lot of things and ended up with  vaca frita, ropa vieja, piccadillo and roasted chicken.  Everything came with rice and beans.  Most of  dishes came with plantains. We didn't order  paella, which I wanted so badly!  My friends didn't want to wait  45 minutes...sooo saddd...Okay, so back to  food we did order... roasted chicken was a bit dry.   piccadillo was pretty tas
 ty.  Or people in my group liked i more than I did.   ropa vieja was good...it was basically a shredded beef version of  piccadillo.  My fave was  vaca frita, which came with sauteed onions.  That beef was good...and like everything else, came in a huge portion.  HUGE.  It was something that could have turned out really dry and blank, but it perfectly seasoned and cooked.  I want some now! But for  star of my meal... PLANTAINS.  I could eat those things 24/7, y were so absolutely delicious!  Wayyy better than Versailles plantains.  My mouth waters every time I think of those yummy things. Bottomline: Puerto Sagua is a good choice for reasonably priced, but good tasting food and huge servings.  Eat  plantains, I tell you! I really wish I went to this place  first day of our Miami visit.  This place was really good, and ir prices were reasonable.  We tried  oxtail stew.  It came with rice, plantains, and bread.   whole thing was only $10 and came out in under 5 minutes.   oxtail was d
 elicious.  It was fall-off--bone-tender, and  stew was thick, like Vietnamese beef stew.   flavor was off  hook too.  restaurant itself was old and dingy.   bathroom was gross.  You had to hold your nose AND your