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Cellar/Tasting Notes This family estate in Sancerre has old vine Sauvignon Blanc planted on caillottes soils in the commune of Verdigny, and on Silex soils in the area of Saint Satur. The owners of thevineyard are not winemakers and so they sell the entire production each year to a negociaint-eleveur named Laurent..
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Cellar/Tasting Notes Jermann Sauvignon Blanc has a brilliant straw-yellow colour with light greenish highlights. Its aroma is intense, persistent, and fruity with a pleasant hint of elderflower. It's taste is full and dry, elegant and balanced.
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Shows wonderful purity and focus to the honeydew melon, passion fruit, lime and pear flavors, with floral and mineral details. The texture is succulent and smooth, finishing with a bright acidity."
Cellar/Tasting Notes This family domaine of 9ha located in Chavignol can trace its history back to 1380. At the time, the Clos de Beaujeu in Chavignol was already known for the quality of its white wine which is remarkable since Sancerre was known as a red wine area until after phylloxera! The current vineyard owner,..


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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
~B~~~§cE.8R~~ctM~§§ 8 AMERICAN EMBASSY, TOKYO TEL. 583-7141 EXT. 7919 ' /
Thank you Mr. Sate for your kind words of introduction.
Thank you also for sharing with me some of your thoughts and
concerns on the situation in Asia.
It is a pleasure to have an opportunity to return to
Hokkaido. It is doubly a pleasure to be here to help open
our new Consulate and American Center building next to your
beautiful Maruyama Park. We are all confident that the ·new
facility will provide a focal point for strengthening the
traditional ties between Hokkaido and America--ties that go
back more than a hundred years.
Coming from the State of Montana I can't help but feel
a certain affinity for your beautiful island. The wide open
spaces, the deep blue sky, the crisp clean air, and above
all, your 'vibrant fronier spirit remind me strongly of my
home state.
You also seem to have accomplished a very rare feat:
maintaining a high level ·of economic development while
protecting the natural environment. I congratulate you on
your wisdom and talent.
In my talks with Governor Dogakinai, Mayor Itagaki
and others, I have also sensed a high degree of
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cosmopolitanism in Hokkaido. Perhaps this is because
you are so deeply involved in Japan's national and
international life. I am told that the air link
between Chitose and Tokyo is one of the most heavily
travel~d routes between any two cities in the world.
Since Hokkaido lies closest of any Japanese territory
to the continental United States, it seems to me that
it would be entirely natural for an air route to open
up between Hokkaido and my country, thus drawing us
more closely together.
Of course Hokkaido directly feels the impact of
many international issues such as the Northern
Territories issue and the new era of 200-mile f~shing
The economic development of Hokkaido has been an
international effort from the beginning. I am proud
that an American, William Clark of Massachusetts,
played an important role in the establishment of
Hokkaido University and in pioneering large scale
agriculture in this prefecture.
Ever since Clark's time, Americanshave continued
to be attracted to Hokkaido. Just two months ago an
energetic group of American businessmen visited here
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with the latest in food processing equipment to offer
to your outstanding industrialists.
Our new Consulate and American Center building
is testimony that the United States intends to maintain
these strong ties with Hokkaido and has faith in her
long term future.
In the years since the American Center was
first established, the tradition of strong cultural
ties between the people of Hokkaido and the United
States has gained in both quality and quantity. The
relationship between Sapporo and Portland, Oregon,
i~sister city in the United States, is now
approaching its twentieth anniversary and is well
supported by the citizens of both communities. I
know, for example, that this summer a large delegation
of Sapporo's youth leaders visited Portland for a
very fruitful exchange experience with their American
counterparts. Hokkaido, on the other hand, graciously
hosted a visit from a group of folk darice enthusiasts
from Oregon. These people-to-people activities have
created new bonds of friendship between our two
nations. The Consulate and the ~~erican Center will
continue to offer encouragement to these cultural
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exchanges and we solicit your cooperation in expanding
Perhaps at this point I could broaden the scope
of my remarks and say a few words about the involvement
of the United States in Asia, particularly with regard
to our security role referred to by Mr. Sato.
One occasionally hears some concern expressed
among the people of Japan as to what one might call
the ''staying power" of the United States in East Asia,
and whether we intend to remain a Pacific power. I
can assure you that we have the ''staying power" and
that we do intend to remain a Pacific power--permanently.
The Japan-u.s. Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and
Security, the Asian anchor of America's defense and
security structure in the Pacific, is as meaningful
today as it ever was. It is a treaty and a commitment
supported not only by our President and Congress but
by the broad spectrum of the American people. What
better evidence of this could I cite than the recent
public opinion poll commissioned in the U.S. by the
Japanese Foreign Ministry that showed that a resounding
85 percent of the American respondents indicated that
it was their belief that the Treaty contributes to
stability and peace in the region--and it does.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 32, Box 1, Folder 29, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
As a long time student of the United States
in Asia, I am firmly convinced that the fate of my
country is inextricably bound up with that of this
dynamic region so rich in human and natural resources.
If on occasion we seem to have a fixation on Europe,
from which so much of our culture and so many of our
ancestors carne, we are gradually corning to realize
that our future lies in the Pacific and along the rim
of East Asia.
The political and economic sands of Asia are
again shifting. This should not surprise us:
nothing is so permanent in human affairs as is
change. Furthermore, I find little cause for alarm
and much to be encouraged about.
First, China has embarked on a new and healthy
course in foreign policy. In broadening relations
with nations of the West, including taking the forwardlooking
step of sending large numbers of students,
scholars and technicians abroad to study, China gives
indications of becoming a more constructive and
understanding member of the international community.
For this reason we welcomed the signing of a
peace and friendship treaty between Japan and China.
We believe that the treaty will contribute to peace,
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stability and prosperity in Asia by nurturing a
reciprocal set of interests including trade, economic
development and cultural exchange. It also marks the
end of an unhappy era and the start of a healthier and
more fruitful relationship between China and Japan.
Second, the heady breezes of economic growth
are blowing strongly in Southeast Asia and the ASEAN
nations are seeking ways not only to consolidate their
economic gains but to provide for their common
security. We are pleased to see that Japan has
become not only the region's largest trading partner
but its largest source of economic assistance as well.
Third, South Korea has made remarkable strides
in its economic and social development. It is in
recognition of these gains and its new strength that
the United States believes it is possible gradually
to reduce the level of our ground forces in the ROK.
~·~e are phasing the withdrawal of the U.S. Second
Division very carefully, while at the same time
increasing ou~ air forces and maintaining a strong
contingent of ground support troops with no time limit
involved. Consequently, we are confident that the
program will not create a soft spot in our cooperative
defense effort in this part of the world.
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Lastly, Japan has fully emerged as an economic
leader in the world and is confidently assuming the
mantle of political leadership as well. Whether at an
economic summit addressing global issues, or at any
number of regional forums, we are pleased to see the
creative energies of Japan brought to bear on the
multitude of problems confronting the world.
I don't mean to suggest that there are not some
profoundly disquieting aspects to the current scene
in Asia. The conflicts between Vietnam and its
neighbors, large and small, have caused deep anxiety
among the ASEAN countries. They are of concern to our
two countries as well. The growth in Soviet military
strength in the Pacific is a matter which we cannot
ignore. Further, the fact that the two communist
giants of the region are bitterly opposed to each other
does not diminish the potentially tragic consequences
should it get out of hand. As was pointed out by
Mr. Sato in his introduction, the situation on the
Korean peninsula remains one which we must watch
carefully despite the improvement in South Korean
economic and defense standards. And finally, while
the economic growth in the region remains uneven it is
on the up swing. The dynamic economies of South Korea,
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Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore are recording
spectacular growths, and elsewhere, while the pattern
is not as apparent, it is growing at a satisfactory
Overall, however, I am encouraged by the picture
I see in Asia. All problems are susceptible to
solution, and there is increasing confidence on the
part of our friends and allies in their ability to
control their destinies.
Indeed, we are living in an exciting era during
which a new and we hope mutually beneficial international
system is coming into being. The United States
and Japan share an overriding interest in helping the
nations of the area to realize their full potential
for growth and prosperity.
The essential element of such an Asian environment
must obviously continue to be the U.S.-Japan relationship.
Our combined GNP dwarfs that of all the rest of
Asia put together. We are the primary though not the
sole source of advanced technology for the region. And
of course we share a deep commitment to democracy and
the peaceful resolution of difficulties between nations.
This paramount strategic need for each other has
impelled our r~spective political and economic leaders
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to go to extraordinary lengths to resolve a variety of
serious economic frictions. We are, of course, not
out of the woods yet--and as the world's two largest
industrial democracies, we will probably always be
wrestling with one economic problem or another.
I know, for example, that the beef issue and the
question of fish catches in the north Pacific are of
particular concern to you here in Hokkaido. Although
we may view the problems from different perspectives,
I am certain that we will find mutually satisfactory
I have been deeply impressed by how closely our
two nations are able to work together despite wide
gulfs in language, culture and history. It is a
tribute to the maturity of our relationship that we
can accommodate each other in spite of the occasional
clash of sectoral interests.
Fortunately we have entrusted our affairs to
several extremely talented negotiators · in Ambassador
Robert Strauss, Ambassador Ushiba and Minister
Nakagawa, three extraordinarily capable men. I am
confident that these gentlemen, working together, will
lead the difficult Tokyo Round of trade negotiations
to a successful conclusion. The way will then be opened,
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not to self-defeating protectionism, but to a period
of unprecedented world trade and prosperity.
The United States and Japan are moving in a
similarly convergent direction in the security field.
I am extremely heartened by the measured steps we are
taking in improving our channels of communication and
coordination. As you know, our respective defense
specialists have been meeting regularly to define
more clearly how we may best contribute to our joint
objectives. Earlier this month, Secretary of Defense
Brown held a very successful series of consultations
with South Korean and Japanese government officials.
The results were widely reported and they were
The enhanced coordination and communication
between the U.S. and Japan is not taking place as a
result of a decline in American strength or loss of
political will to stand shoulder to shoulder with our
allies. What we are witnessing rather is an entirely
normal evolution in our security relationship in
response to the gradually changing circumstances I have
The position of the United States and its allies
in Asia remains as strong as ever, and in many respects
is stronger:
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--The United States is deploying new and more effective
weapons systems throughout the region, especially
with regard to the Seventh Fleet and our Pacific
air forces.
--The Republic of Korea is on the verge of taking
over a larger share of its own defense burden. Ne
have activated a joint co~mand structure that will
enable us to be even more effective in coordinating
our efforts on the Korean peninsula.
--Japan, on its own responsibility, has begun a
procurement program to qualitatively upgrade its
defense equipment, to enable it to more effectively
discharge its responsibilities within an established
and recognized framework.
Our shared objective is to maintain a stable
international environment wherein sources of conflict
and chances of conflict by miscalculation are reduced
as much as possible.
The need for stability also dictates that we move
in the security area with circumspection. The United
States has no intention of asking any of our friends
to take on defense burdens beyond their political or
economic capabilities. To do so would simply invite
misunderstanding and anxiety. It could result in less,
rather than more security.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 32, Box 1, Folder 29, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
In this respect, we welcome -the greater openness
with which defense matters are now being discussed
in Japan. It is only on the basis of a fully informed
national consensus that all the elements of an effective
security policy--political, economic, diplomatic, as
well as military--can be combined.
The United States will continue to be a strong
and reliable partner in addressing challenges we jointly
face. Our friendship is strong, and the web of mutual
interests and common objectives between us is broad.
The u.s. and Japan will contribute even more
significantly in the future than we have in the past
to peace and progress in the Pacific, East Asia and
the world. Our new consulate building symbolizes the
durability of our ties, and the important role of the
people of Hokkaido in our relationship.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 32, Box 1, Folder 29, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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Georgetown Swimming and Diving Falls to Rider
Nicole Tronolone and Martin Vanin each earn wins against Broncs
Georgetown Swimming and Diving Earns Victory Over Howard
Hoyas turn in strong performance in final home meet of 2013
Georgetown Swimming and Diving Falls to Delaware in Season-Opening Dual Meet
Matthew Mandel, Christian Kilgore, Molly Gaynor and Rosemary Christian each record individual wins
Georgetown Swimming and Diving Triumphant on Senior Day
Paul Quincy wins three events on Senior Day
Georgetown Completes Competition at Big Al Open at Princeton University
Hoyas turn in strong individual performances in two-day meet.
Cartwright on Chiles - "Chiles will be instrumental in developing competitive BIG EAST relays as she will add serious depth to our sprint core."
Prior to Georgetown - Chiles was a varsity swimmer for four seasons at Conestoga High School and helped the team win the Central League Championship (2006-09) and a District 1 Championship (2008) ... Named First Team All-Central League (2006-09), All-District (2007-08) and All-State (2007-08) while also being chosen as an All-American in the 400 freestyle relay in 2008 and 2009 ... One of the school-record holders at Conestoga in the 400 freestyle relay ... Graduated with Distinguished Honors ... Member of the National Honor Society.


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Hello Crafts 'n things friends! It's Jill Cornell here with you today to announce the lucky winners of the "A Closer Look at Kit Clubs" blog post contest. In my last post on July 16th, I announced that I would be profiling a few scrapbooking and paper crafting kit clubs in coming months. The first two clubs, Frog Dog Studio and Scrapbook Circle, are each giving away this month's kit! Be sure to click this link to get all the details about both of these fun and inspiring kit clubs.
The winner of the Frog Dog Studio kit is Amy. The winner of the Scrapbook Circle kit is Jennie. Both winners were chosen using Random.org. Congratulations, Amy and Jennie! We will contact you by email with more information about your prizes.
Here's another peek at both kits. The kit below is from Frog Dog Studio.
The Scrapbook Circle kit is shown below.
Thank you to everyone who left a comment on the post. Until next time, happy crafting!
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Houston >Food & Dining > Two Rows Grill & Brewery
2400 University Blvd, Houston, TX | Directions 7700529.715303 -95.415701
Neighborhoods: South Central, University Place
I believe this location closed in September – FYI
New BrewMaster is Great!!!! – They recently got a new brewmaster and the quality of the beer has gone up significantly. Their food is great for the price and quantity not to mention the amount of options they offer. You can't beat the Wednesday night dollar pints. Definitely a place to check out if you are in the Village. It is the only brewpub left in Houston.
Perfect for good taste on a budget – Went to Tuesday $5 BIG beer $5 burger. The burger brought me to food-gasm and the beer was great and I'm not even a beer drinker. I am now in love w/ amber ales. Beware BIG beer means BIG BEER. Bring a DD or come prepared.
VILLAGE BREWERY – WONDERFUL FOOD...i love the pizza and burgers! plan to hang out for a bit.. enjoy the atmosphere... TwoRows is a huge restaurant and the ONLY BREWERY IN HOUSTON. there is a SPECIAL EVERYDAY OF THE WEEK! non smoking indoors, including the bar, but the patio is huge and wraps around the side! I would recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting the Village!
I will never go again. Waitress overcharged my credit card. – Good thing I keep my receipts and check them with my credit card statement. I recently found out that I was overcharged on my credit card. The bill with tip came out to 21$ yet i was charged 26$ on my credit card, basically the waitress gave herself an extra 5$ tip.
I called Two Rows many times, no one replied. I even left several voice mails to the managers, my phone number and name, date of the transaction and the waitress' name but I have not heard back from them. Some customer service! I finally did an inquiry with the credit card company told them I was overcharged, they credited my account the extra 5$ i was overcharged, but Two Rows has lost a customer. Friends too have stopped going now that they heard you might get ripped off there. We're never going there again. If you go, I suggest you pay with cash and definetely keep all your receipts and write down the actual tip you gave.
HORRIBLE food!!!! – I ordered the Vegi plate, and the zuccinni and squash were so mushy that it really looked and tasted like baby food! It was horrible! I couldn't believe the "chef" would put something like this on my plate! Then the rest of the vegi's were raw and cold, like they didn't even attempt to cook/steam them! This is not the first time the food was unacceptable either, but this was the final straw. I think my days of going to Two Rows is limited. There are way too many other good places to eat in the Village to waist my money and time there.
Recommended for a good time – It's friday night and you and your friends have nothing to do..... go to Two Rows!
This restaurant is a great hang out spot, not somewhere you would take a date. But what a great place to go with friends. My only complaint is that the Hostesess were so rude! They're noses up in the air,shooting dirty looks, and dressed like they were going to a high school house party.
Other than that our server was friendly the food was okay and the beer sampler AWESOME!
Don't go. – A group of friends and I went to Two Rows because we heard that it was a great hang out place. We waited at the "Please wait for the hostess to seat you" sign for 20 minutes without seeing anyone who worked there. We decided to head to the bar and just grab a table in the bar area. We got drinks at the bar from a girl who confused rolling her eyes with smiling and sat down at a table. We never saw a waiter. After about 25-30 minutes we asked a 'porch waiter' to send the 'bar waiter' our way. After 20 more minutes I asked the girl at the bar if there was a waiter in the bar area. She said there was. I told her that we hadn't been waited on and all she did was shrug her shoulders. They closed 5 minutes later (at midnight). We were in there for over 2 hours, never saw a waiter, and had only one drink that we got ourselves.
Terrible experience. Rude people. No service.
If I'd work like that, I'd never get any tips. – Service is terrible.
We ordered chips and salsa, it took 25 minutes and 4 reminders to bring it. How hard is that? You don't even need to cook anything.
The girl didn't even smiled to us once, or said "how are you? ".
It was my first and last time there.
Lost the recipe – Two rows use to have great beer. Now it's WATERED DOWN and TASTELESS. The service what can
I say about the service "what service" SLOW & SORRY. Food when it was finally brought to the table,
no silverware or napkins, had to ask a busboy for them because the waiter was nowhere to be found.
This place use to be great, but now they are cutting way too many corners. I would recommend going
to the store and buying a good micro brew and stay at home and grill something on the pit and watch
sports on your own TV. It will be sooooo much better than wasting your money at this place!
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1273 S Hairston Rd, Stone Mountain, GA | Directions 3008833.758058 -84.197069
Mon. - Fri.: 9am to 5pm.
Hairston's closing!!!??? – My husband and I went last night (Sunday night) and was told that it was their last night being open. After 18 years they have closed their doors. I guess between Echolon opening and DJ NAB leaving, was just too much. Now where do grown folks go now on Sunday's....to the overcrowded Sports Bar where DJ NAB is now............NOT!
Very expensive food/drinks, extremely loud music. – This is one of the few times I have gone to a club after my college days, and after this experience I can say I won't be back here, at least not without ear plugs and a full stomach.
My wife finally was successful in dragging me out of the house and made reservations for us and her cousins at this club on Father's Day night. Immediately upon entering the parking lot, we are hit up with a $5 valet parking charge without the ability to park on our own. But luckily we got there early so there was no cover for either of us to get in the actual club.
Upon entering, we discovered that "Todd" did not write down our reservation request but since the place was fairly empty, we were seated without issue.
However, almost immediately the extremely loud music began to enter my ear and it was borderline painful. I couldn't even hear myself think and could barely hear my wife talking even though she was sitting right next to me. We literally had to communicate via text message almost the entire night. Then when it came time to order our food I had to point to what I wanted because the waitress couldn't hear me either. I didn't even get exactly what I wanted to drink because I just couldn't think straight with constant low thumping bass and high trebles pounding in my head. All I could get out was "I'll have what he's having".
Speaking of the food, they are VERY expensive. While the food tastes good, it simply costs too much; and if you think the food is high you should see what their drinks cost. I had ONE Long Island iced tea and it was NINE DOLLARS. Also, because they only serve alcohol and bottled water I had to spend another 3 dollars for bottled water since that was the only non-alcoholic drink they had. Now keep in mind, this is the same bottled water you can get at Rite Aid or Kroger for $2.99 per 24 pack.
While the experience wasn't all bad, there were good song selections and I had a few laughs, I just couldn't really enjoy myself due to the painfully loud music. My ears are still ringing and numb the morning after and I fear I have lost a significant amount of hearing due to this one night. I really don't see how people can come here frequently as I would think 2 or 3 nights here would leave one completely deaf. There is no need to play music this loud in such a small building. To make things even worse it seemed the the volume would be turned up even higher during some tracks. This is simply uncalled for, people can still have a good time with music played at a lower volumes.
To add insult to injury I spent nearly $60, including tip on good but overpriced food. I don't want to say it was a wasted night, but I've had better experiences elsewhere for far less the cost and without the ruthless onslaught on my ear drums.
I won't be back here anytime soon, and if I do eventually come back I'll be sure to have earplugs in my pocket and food in my belly.
Pros: Excellent waitress; good music; mature, drama free patrons that just want to have a good time.
Cons: Music way too loud, food expensive, drinks way too expensive.
HAIRSTON'S HAS AWESOME NEW COOK! – When I'm at Hairston's which is about 4 times a month I alway's order the lemon pepper wings's. But on my Boyfriend's Birthday he had a T-bone steak that was seasoned to profection veggie medley and mash potato's that I swear were homemade. I had the Chicken Alfredo, a side salad and garlic bread that was to die for. The Chef, well who we thought was the Chef was the one to bring the food to the table which was refreshing. He then returned to check on us and we told him how perfect the food was and tried to tip him, but he said that the smile on our face was his tip. So now two week's later on a Sunday eve around six like before we ordered the same food again, but this time we brought along three friends. We told them how awesome Erick is in the kitchen and they all had the Chicken Alfredo. OMG this was the worst food I have ever had before me,the steak had no seasoning, was just bland. The mashed Potato's were instant, The Chicken Alfredo was just awful and so was the bread, no garlic at all. I then ask my server to have Erick come to our table and she said that he had'nt gotten to work just yet. So I ask her who was doing the cooking and she said the Chef, I said the Chef? Yes Chef Teddy she said, I then said he could learn a few thing's from Erick. I still paid for everything, but I will not eat there unless Erick is doing the cooking. So to all that will dine and party at Hairston's ask your Server if Erick is in the house,Cuz If he ain't then you better order only chicken wing's because that's the only thing the Chef can cook. Good job Erick keep the passion for Good Food. And for the Manager Todd, YOU GO BOY. Mike, Sean, Toy, Chanara thumbs up. Stacy
Fun Place, Paying for a Birthday Party: Not Worth It – PRO: Well it is a fun place. Great hostess. Our waitress Tori was great. She's awesome. Friends had a great time.
CON: I do not recommend paying for a Birthday Platter/party. The total was $225 with tax and tip. There was supposed to be enough appetizers for up to 15 people, there wasn't (not even close. The owner Todd didn't seem to really care about that. I was extremely disappointed but didn't want to get upset /angry and ruin my birthday). When they bought the food out I was like WTH. It was 12 of us looking at this little platter of food.
Nothing was set up when I arrived for my area, they only set up after I arrived (8:30pm). I had a total of 6 balloons for my "decorations" that they blew up after we got there. So a few of my guests who arrived before me were sitting at my reserved "party" area that didn't look reserved at all and had no decorations.
Three of my guests carrying birthday cake and everything had to pay $15 dollars each to get in because it was after 9pm, 9:15pm to be exact (even though I only had a group of 12) and even though I had paid $225 for and reserved the birthday party for my guests.
Oh and I reiterated over and over about my reservations and non-pork meatballs (4 weeks in advance, weekly almost, and two days before my birthday) and was assured about everything. When we get there, they didn't have non-pork meatballs. I thought I was going to get something special by paying a little extra but I feel I didn't at all.
We would have had just as much of a good time by just coming, ordering off the menu, and partying. Paying extra for the Party Platters not recommended.
Todd the manager is great! – He is very pleasant and friendly. If he ever leaves this place to go on his own or work with a real human being, it will match the personality of the owner, STEVE. NO STARS for that NASTY OLD PATHETIC GEEZER, or the greasy junk the owner passes off as food. You can digest the food, dance and drink, as long as you don't have to associate with that little pathetic sucker. I pity the entire staff that makes him the money.
Out with the OLD please back in with the NEW! – I made reservations with the manager Steve a month ago for my get together for my sister and her new inlaws. The manager Steve was great he told me everything I needed to do to secure my space and he put me in touch with his manager Todd. Todd was also great he was pleasant he knew everything about where we came from in Chicago and he confirmed everything I discussed with Steve. We get to the club last night and everything was going smooth until this old white haired snot box of a man is constantly hitting on my sisters 33 yr old cousin inlaw. His name was Bob and he claimed he was the owner and how him and his brother are the owners and he was going to make sure Hairstons was going to go back to having good looking people like her back in their doors!!! "HUH" the cousin asked what did that mean he told her her type, whats my type she asked ....light skin long hair beauties!!!!!!! WTF!!! and no matter how many times she tried to ditch him he popped up and his arrogance was showing all over his smug grin. Me and my sister have been coming to Hairstons for the last 5 years and Ive never had the displeasure of meeting this dude and we always had a great time with every color of the beautiful African American tree that blooms and I was ashamed of this "owner" who was not only a pervert but made us feel like whatever he spoke of of bringing back the old ways of things we will take a range check! Thank you Todd for your hospitality you and your staff were great! Steve thank you for being courteous and informative but if you guys work for that old geezer I'll be praying for yall!!!! I hope that guy wasn't married because he was like fiend to the yella gals in the place!
Hairston's - The best place to have a party – I had my 39th birthday party at Hairston's Dinner Club in Stone Mountain. I was torn between patronizing Hairston's or Echelon 3000. I am so glad that I chose Hairston's!
I had my party on a Friday night in Hairston's "Vanilla Room". The room was elegant, modern and well-kept. I had about 65 guests that attend my party. Hairston's prepared the food - wings, meat balls, catfish, and seafood salad. The food was delicious and on point!
The manager, Steve, offered me an unbeatable price to have my party at Hairston's. He also accommodated my every wish and provided specialized attention - he gave me his cell number! Beyond all this, my guest and I received superb customer service. The hostess that was tending to my party was at my beck and call. She must have asked me if I needed anything a million times. Further, every time I made a visit to the bar, the bartender would say, "what can I get you birthday girl?" The DJ also gave me a few shout-outs" through out the night. Hairston's treated me like it was my night!!!
The bottom line is...if you want a beautiful, fun place, with new and old school music, where ADULTS hang out, come on to Hairston's because the food is great and the customer service is amazing!
Hairston's is a lot like McDonald's in that, their consistent, reasonably priced, good service, and a neighborhood fave!
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Only 4 the Mature Crowd – The first time I went to this remarkable club I had the time of my life. I was greeted by warm and hospitable staff willing to serve my husband and I. I enjoyed the type of music that was being played. The food was outstanding as well. I plan on celebrating my birthday there and any other time I want to dance that is the place I want to be.
This is not for the kids – It is always interesting to read the reviews that try to sabatoge a long standing establisment like hairstons. A question come to mind. Did you call the club directly? more than likely the nikki love person did no such thing. Since I know for a fact, that had she done so...she would have had the privillage of dealing with the mananager todd directly. I have my parties at hairstons every year....and now my friends and family who want to stay away from partying with disrepectful 25 and under patron..chooses to host their events at Hairstons as well. Jennifer has always been polite and effecient. I have even called her directly in the middle of event had she was able to resolve what ever the issue was remotely. Her staff is more than respectable from the front door staff to the serving staff. Tidd the manager is always accomondating. It's unfortantly the nikki love girl judged the whole establishment based on a phone call to Ms. Jennifer's cell phone....but the questions still remains...why didn't she simply call the club????? Better luck next time Nikki, perhaps your online ranting tantrum is better suited for the blue flame....or Ambieance...oh that's right...they are no longer open....YET....the 20 plus year old establishment that is Hairstons dinner Club still is.
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I agree, an RO system should definetly be used for drinking water. The removal of sodium from bathing water is not critical. The Fluoride is definetly of some minor concern since it is considered to be readily absorbed through the skin. Your levels are barely above the MCL for drinking water, so I dont know that I would recommend removing it from the entire house water. Fluoride removal is difficult and typically invloves the use of Activated alumina, or bone char (mad cow carbon). I have some new media samples from Germany that are supposed to work better for fluride reduction, but testing will take at least 6 more months to complete.
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April 16, 2014
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April 16, 2014
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April 16, 2014
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April 16, 2014
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April 16, 2014
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April 16, 2014
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Argentine zoo shows off white tiger triplets
April 16, 2014
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The Fisherman, Early Morning, c. 1865
Pierre-Étienne-Théodore RousseauFrench, 1812-1867
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39 1/4 x 53 in. (99.7 x 134.6 cm)
The Norton Simon Foundation
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Known as Le Grand Refusé due to his exclusion and consequent abstention from the annual Paris Salons of 183648, Théodore Rousseau is nevertheless considered to be instrumental in the establishment of the Barbizon School of French landscape painting. Neither stylistically consistent nor a cohesive band of painters, this group held but one common credothat humans and nature could coexist without the hierarchy of one establishing itself over the other. Rousseaus unique approach, different from fellow landscape painters Corot, Daubigny and Harpignies, took cues from the idealized world of Romantic landscape painting and applied them to the less structured aspects observed while painting out-of-doors. The Fisherman, Early Morning, exhibited to much acclaim at the Salon of 185051, is a superb example of the liminal position of Rousseaus landscapes. The morning sun creates a dramatic silhouette of landscape and fisherman, who appears to be just leaving with his morning catch. Located at the center of the canvas between an untamed area of forest at left and a cultivated pasture with grazing sheep at right, the fisherman assimilates peacefully and naturally into the meticulously executed rural setting.
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Publications: Whale, Jonathan
Shahnazari, M., McHugh, A., Maybee, B. and Whale, J. (2014) Evaluation of power investment decisions under uncertain carbon policy: A case study for converting coal fired steam turbine to combined cycle gas turbine plants in Australia. Applied Energy, 118 . pp. 271-279.
Auld, T., McHenry, M.P. and Whale, J. (2014) Options to mitigate utility-scale wind turbine impacts on defence capability, air supremacy, and missile detection. Renewable Energy, 63 . pp. 255-262.
Houston, C., Gyamfi, S. and Whale, J. (2013) Evaluation of energy efficiency and renewable energy generation opportunities for small scale dairy farms: A case study in Prince Edward Island, Canada. Renewable Energy, In press .
Murni, S., Whale, J., Urmee, T., Davis, J.K. and Harries, D. (2013) Learning from experience: A survey of existing micro-hydropower projects in Ba'Kelalan, Malaysia. Renewable Energy, 60 . pp. 88-97.
Bashirzadeh Tabrizi, A., Whale, J., Lyons, T. and Urmee, T. (2013) Performance and safety of rooftop wind turbines: Use of CFD to gain insight into inflow conditions. Renewable Energy, In press .
Whale, J., McHenry, M.P. and Malla, A. (2013) Scheduling and conducting power performance testing of a small wind turbine. Renewable Energy, 55 . pp. 55-61.
Wager, G., McHenry, M.P., Whale, J. and Bräunl, T. (2013) Testing energy efficiency and driving range of electric vehicles in relation to gear selection. Renewable Energy, 62 . pp. 303-312.
Auld, T., McHenry, M.P. and Whale, J. (2013) US military, airspace, and meteorological radar system impacts from utility class wind turbines: Implications for renewable energy targets and the wind industry. Renewable Energy, 55 . pp. 24-30.
Ruin, S. and Whale, J. (2012) Consumer labelling for small wind turbines: Testing turbines in order to apply an international consumer label. WindTech International, 8 (1). pp. 24-27.
Ross, S.J., McHenry, M.P. and Whale, J. (2012) The impact of state feed-in tariffs and federal tradable quota support policies on grid-connected small wind turbine installed capacity in Australia. Renewable Energy, 46 . pp. 141-147.
Murni, S., Whale, J., Urmee, T., Davis, J. and Harries, D. (2012) The role of micro hydro power systems in Remote Rural Electrification: a Case study in the Bawan Valley, Borneo. Procedia Engineering, 49 . pp. 189-196.
Whale, J. and Malla, A. (2011) Scheduling power performance testing at the National Small Wind Turbine Centre. In: Solar2011 49th AuSES Annual Conference, 30 November - 2 December, Sydney, Australia.
Taufik, A. and Whale, J. (2010) Investigating the use of energy and water in villages in the East Mesuji region of Sumatra, Indonesia. World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology, 66 . pp. 1449-1458.
Murni, S., Whale, J., Davis, J.K., Urmee, T. and Harries, D. (2010) Status of rural electrification in the 'Heart of Borneo': Role of micro hydro projects. In: Solar2010, 48th AuSES Annual Conference, 1 - 3 December, Canberra, ACT, Australia.
Taufik, A. and Whale, J. (2009) Deployment of wind pumps throughout remote Indonesia: a survey of technical support. In: Solar09, the 47th ANZSES Annual Conference, 29 September - 2 October, Townsville, Australia.
Whale, J. (2009) Design and construction of a simple blade pitch measurement system for small wind turbines. Renewable Energy, 34 (2). pp. 425-429.
Whale, J. and Brix, B. (2009) The National Small Wind Turbine Centre. In: Solar09, the 47th ANZSES Annual Conference, 29 September - 2 October, Townsville, Australia.
Pascale, A., Whale, J. and Doepel, D. (2009) A review of the current status of Small Wind Western Australia and effectiveness of relevant State and Federal policy. In: Solar09, the 47th ANZSES Annual Conference, 29 September - 2 October, Townsville, Australia.
Whale, J., Lyons, T.J., Dreher, H-M and Chand, D.M. (2008) Investigating the use of a mesoscale model as part of a feasibility study for a rooftop wind system. In: 3rd International Solar Energy Society Conference – Asia Pacific Region (ISES-AP-08) Incorporating the 46th ANZSES Conference, 25 - 28 November, Sydney.
Anderson, D.C., Whale, J., Livingston, P.O. and Chan, D. (2008) Rooftop wind resource assessment using a Three-Dimension Ultrasonic Anemometer. In: 7th World Wind Energy Conference (WWEC2008), 24 - 26 June, Kingston, Canada.
Taufik, A. and Whale, J. (2008) Survey of community support for a renewable energy system implementation program in Sumatera, Indonesia. In: 3rd International Solar Energy Society Conference – Asia Pacific Region (ISES-AP-08) Incorporating the 46th ANZSES Conference, 25 - 28 November, Sydney.
Whale, J. (2007) Design, construction and testing of a simple blade pitch measurement system for small wind turbines. In: Renewable energy for sustainable development in the Asia Pacific region, 4-8 February, Fremantle, Western Australia.
Whale, J. (2007) Initiating best practice guidelines for urban wind systems. In: Auswind 2007: FutureVision 2020, 8 - 10 October, Melbourne, Australia.
Whale, J. (2007) Research enhanced teaching at Murdoch University via the RISE wind energy projects. In: World Conference on Science & Technology Education, 8 - 12 July, Perth, Western Australia.
Whale, J. and Pryor, T. (2005) The ResLab small wind program. In: 4th World Wind Energy Conference & Renewable Energy Exhibition (WWEC 2005), 2 - 4 November, Melbourne, Australia.
Maunsell, D., Lyons, T.J. and Whale, J. (2004) Wind resource assessment of a site in Western Australia. In: Solar 2004: life, the universe & renewables, 30 November - 3 December, Murdoch University, Perth.
Whale, J., Fisichella, C.J. and Selig, M.S. (2000) Correcting inflow measurements from wind turbines using a lifting-surface code. Journal of Solar Energy Engineering, 122 (4). pp. 196-202.
Whale, J., Anderson, C.G., Bareiss, R. and Wagner, S. (2000) An experimental and numerical study of the vortex structure in the wake of a wind turbine. Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, 84 (1). pp. 1-21.
Greated, C.A., Damm, C.E. and Whale, J. (1997) Analysis of turbulence and vortex structures by flow mapping. Atlas of Visualization, 3 . pp. 667-674.
Whale, J. (1997) Examining the relationship between wind turbine blade performance and tip vortex behaviour in the wake. In: Proceedings of the 19th British Wind Energy Conference, 16 - 18 July, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Whale, J. (1996) Investigating fundamental properties of wind turbine wake structure using Particle Image Velocimetry. In: Proceedings of the 10th International Energy Agency Symposium on Wind Turbine Aerodynamics, 16 - 17 December, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Whale, J., Papadopoulos, K.H., Anderson, C.G., Helmis, C.G. and Skyner, D.J. (1996) A study of the near wake structure of a wind turbine comparing measurements from laboratory and full-scale experiments. Solar Energy, 56 (6). pp. 621-633.
Whale, J., Bareib, R., Wagner, S. and Anderson, C.G. (1996) The wake structure of a wind turbine - comparison between PIV measurements and free-wake calculations. In: Proceedings of the 1996 European Union Wind Energy Conference, 20 - 24 May, Göteborg, Sweden.
Whale, J., Fowkes, N., Hocking, G. and Hill, D. (1995) A model of the injection moulding process. The Journal of the Australian Mathematical Society. Series B. Applied Mathematics, 37 (01). pp. 1-15.
Helmis, C.G., Whale, J., Papadopoulos, K.H., Anderson, C.G., Asimakopolous, D.N. and Skyner, D.J. (1994) A comparative laboratory and full-scale study of the near wake structure of a wind turbine. In: Proceedings of the 5th European Wind Energy Association Conference, 10 - 14 October, Thessaloniki, Greece.
Whale, J. (1993) Application of particle image velocimetry to wind turbine wakes. In: Fifth International Conference on Laser Anemometry, 23 - 27 August, Koningshof, Veldhoven.
Whale, J. and Anderson, C.G. (1993) An experimental investigation of wind turbine wakes using Particle Image Velocimetry. In: Proceedings of the 1993 European Community Wind Energy Conference, 8 - 12 March, Lubeck-Travemunde, Germany.


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Diabetes Set to Wipe Out Whole Ethnic Populations by End of CenturyPosted: Wednesday, November 22, 2006
With one in two having diabetes, it could wipe out Maori and Polynesian Islanders by the end of the century, according to an international expert in the disease.
Professor Martin Silink, head of the Brussels-based International Diabetes Foundation, told a gathering of experts in Melbourne that indigenous people had a greater genetic risk of contracting type 2 diabetes, which was often undiagnosed.
Western lifestyles and diets had replaced traditional habits, exacerbating the problem. "They also have the genes that make the diabetes more damaging, so they are more prone to develop the serious complications of diabetes," Prof Silink said.
"There is a death due to diabetes every 10 seconds, and an amputation due to diabetes every 30 seconds. We are dealing with the biggest epidemic in world history."
Conference host Professor Paul Zimmet said diabetes was unknown in the Pacific before World War 2, but now the region had some of the highest rates in the world and where the existence of indigenous communities were at risk.
Extinction was a "very real reality" and New Zealand's Maori and Pacific Island populations were just as much at risk as Australia's Aborigines and native Indians in the United States and Canada, he said.
About 230 million people -- or about six per cent of adults worldwide -- have type 2 diabetes, but among indigenous people up to one in two adults have the disease.
Professor Chris Cunningham, of Massey University's Research Centre for Maori Health, agreed with Prof Zimmet's prediction, describing diabetes among Maori as at "epidemic proportions".
He agreed Maori and Pacific Islanders were more susceptible to diabetes as they were not physiologically accustomed to the Western lifestyle and diet.
"The reality is, a Big Mac hurts Maori more than it hurts caucasians," he stated..
Health Ministry figures show type 2 diabetes is thought to account for 20 per cent of all deaths among Maori, compared with 4 per cent for non-Polynesian people in New Zealand.
Maori males are 6.5 times more likely and Maori females 10 times more likely to die from diabetes than non-Polynesians, while Pacific peoples are five times more likely to die from diabetes than non-Polynesians.
Last year, an estimated 125,000 New Zealanders were diagnosed with diabetes, 22 per cent of those Maori.
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by Ally
New York City, New York, Afghanistan
March 31, 2004
There is always music of some type to entertain shoppers and non-shoppers alike, either emanating from the open air Mexican restaurant or the live cover-singing entertainers performing on the main balcony; and yes, sometimes from both directions. You can enjoy this from sitting in one of the café/restaurants, or one of the open tables on the 2nd floor, as we did, savoring a chocolate/strawberry crepe.
Neighboring streets contain more stores carrying warm-weather tanks, pants, sandals, as well as a variety of restaurants – a steak house, Mexican, Indian, Italian, French, and Chinese. Since we were looking for a light meal, we stopped by a smoothie bar & café called Zoom Zoom (3415 Main Hwy), to enjoy a "fandango" (chicken) salad, and a "tree hugger" sandwich – cukes, cream cheese, sprouts, avocado, tomato on wheat. Though it may not sound too exciting, it was all quite tasty, and cheap.
From journal Takin' the Heat
by Jeffrey
Plano, Texas
May 28, 2002
CocoWalk is an open-air entertainment complex situated in an attractive Mediterranean style village in Coconut Grove, south of downtown Miami on Biscayne Bay. CocoWalk has funky cafes, restaurants, nightlife, specialty shops, and festivals, live music, and other activities.
CocoWalk has a cool inviting casual architecture and atmosphere that attracts visitors and locals. It has a brick sidewalks and a brick courtyard to invite and welcome you. The architecture is accented by reproduction gas street lamps, perfectly placed palm trees, and nice colors everywhere. The grounds are nice to look at, and there are many terraces and other vantage points to enjoy CocoWalk and the perfect weather.
CocoWalk has a few dozen shops (several were vacant during our visit) that have souvenirs, apparel, gifts, and other specialty items. Some of the shops are from well known chains like Banana Republic, B. Dalton Books, Express, Gap and Victoria's Secret. You can get cigars, gelato, T-shirts, souvenirs, and more from the non-chain stores. There is also a large multi-screen movie theater at CocoWalk.
To me, shopping is not the attraction to CocoWalk at all. CocoWalk is arranged around a brick courtyard, where there is live music, and alfresco dining and cafes. Cafe Med is an outdoor cafe, restaurant, and bar that provides the focal point of the CocoWalk courtyard. CocoWalk also has Cafe Tu Tu Tango, and a Nicaraguan steakhouse called Los Ranchos. There is a Hooters restaurant and Fat Tuesdays bar on the upper level.
CocoWalk has a nice mix of shops, entertainment, restaurants, and inviting cafes and bars. It is a nice spend to spend an afternoon or evening. CocoWalk shops are open Sunday through Thursday from 11am to 10pm (midnight on Friday and Saturday). The restaurants and bars of CocoWalk are open until 2am. While you are at CocoWalk, visit the Streets of Mayfair next door.
CocoWalk is located at 3015 Grand Avenue in Coconut Grove on Biscayne Bay. To get there, take Biscayne Boulevard (US-1) south of Miami Beach to Coconut Grove. Turn left at SW 27th Avenue, and go to South Bayshore Drive and turn right. Look for Grand Avenue and turn left. CocoWalk and its parking garage (fee) entrance will be on your right.
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Miami, Florida
January 11, 2001
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Delicious first cold pressed olive oil is paired with the healthy lycopene of ripe red tomatoes for a delicious new combination! This fruity, extra virgin oil made from Cornezuelo and Arbequina olives has a pleasing aroma of tomato, making it perfect for salads, pastas and soups. And while you enjoy the taste, your body will absorb the benefits of lycopene, the powerful antioxidant naturally found in tomatoes.
Surat takes fresh red tomatoes and, through a special all-natural process developed in the region of Extremadura, extracts their essence. It is combined with finest fresh pressed extra virgin olive oil. Our friends at Surat tell us that this marriage of oil and lycopene rich tomato essence is absorbed by your body much more readily than eating even the freshest tomatoes. To quote them, "When eating vegetables human beings take advantage of just 5% of lycopene, associated with this olive oil it is 90% digestible."
So, have your lycopene and enjoy it too with this delicious, healthful olive oil!
Extra virgin olive oil with lycopene.
Serving size 1 tablespoon (15ml) Servings per container 33. Calories 122, calories from fat 122. Total fat 14g (21%), saturated fat 2g (11%), trans fat 0g, polyunsaturated fat 1g, monounsaturated fat 11g, cholesterol 0mg (0%), sodium 0mg (0%), total carbohydrate 0g (0%), protein 0g. Vitamin A 0%, Vitamin C 0%, Calcium 0%, Iron 0%. * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Linda S. - Dallas, TX "This is the first time I've used this product and love it! Enjoy having a little something different when cooking. Glad I tried it - will purchase again!"
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