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La nuova tecnologia impiantata presso il Laboratorio di Elettrofisiologia dell'AO San'Anna di Como, diretto dal dottor Gianluca Botto, in contemporanea con 70 ospedali italiani, sarà disponibile da maggio in tutto il Paese. "Evera MRI SureScan di Medtronic" è il primo defibrillatore cardiaco impiantabile compatibile con Risonanza Magnetica. Il defibrillatore, una vera "emergency room" nel torace, è l'unico dispositivo in grado di riconoscere una tachiaritmia ventricolare maligna e di erogare automaticamente una terapia elettrica immediata.
Microarrays were developed and commercialized in the eighties. Since then, market has offered tremendous growth and hence has seen an influx of players vying fiercely for a share or this market. The Global DNA & Gene Chip (microarray) market was valued at $760 million in 2010 and is expected to reach $1,425.2 million by 2015 growing at a CAGR of 13.4%. Major players in this market include Affymetrix, Inc. (U.S.), Illumnia, Inc. (U.S.), Agilent Technologies, Inc. (U.S.), Roche NimbleGen (U.S.), Sequenom Inc, (U.S.), and others.
according to EU Directive 2006/42/EC • Machinery 2006/42/EC • Electromagnetic Compatibility 2004/108/EC We hereby declare that, based on its construction and design, the machine described in the following, as well as the version thereof released by ourselves commercially, corresponds to all the safety and health requirements of the relevant EU guideline. This declaration shall become null and void should any alterations be made to the machine without our express approval. Machine designation: Model designation: Grinding machine A 950 Applicable conforming standards, in particular: DIN EN ISO 12100 DIN EN ISO 13849-1 DIN EN ISO 13850 DIN EN ISO 13857 DIN EN 13218 DIN EN 60204-1 DIN EN 349 Responsible for the documentation: Peter Heine (Dipl. Ing. Maschinenbau BA) Phone. 07527-928-15 Manufacturer: Knecht Maschinenbau GmbH Witschwender Straße 26 D-88368 Bergatreute Complete technical documentation is available. A set of operating instructions for the machine is available both in its original version and in the native language of the user. Bergatreute, 15th February 2010
The first thing that comes to mind after seeing or hearing the word 'diamond' is either "beauty" or "expensiveness". Despite being adjectives that are poles apart from each other, the high price of beautiful diamonds often keeps people from buying them.
2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ FIFA PUBLIC GUIDELINES for use of FIFA's Official Marks These Public Guidelines will be updated periodically. Please check FIFA's website www.FIFA.com for the latest version. General © 2010 FIFA Issue #7 May 2013 CONTENT CHAPTER PAGE Section 1 Purpose of these FIFA Public Guidelines 3 Section 2 Official Marks 5 Section 3 Examples of Use ("Do's and Dont's") 8 Section 4 General Benefits ("How to get involved") 20 Section 5 Contact Information 22 Annex 1 General Background of the 2014 FIFA World Cup™ 23 Annex 2 Media Information 26 These FIFA Public Guidelines will be updated periodically. Please check FIFA's website www.FIFA.com for the latest version. FIFA Public Guidelines General Edition – Issue #7 © 2010 FIFA 2 SECTION 1 PURPOSE OF THESE PUBLIC GUIDELINES THE 2014 FIFA WORLD CUP™ The FIFA World Cup™ is an event staged on a scale of spectacular proportions. As the largest single sports event and most-watched competition on earth it enjoys phenomenal interest from sports fans and the business world alike. Many entities, organisations, businesses and non-commercial organisations will want to be a part of this event.
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NAME Address City, State, & Zip Code Phone Number Email Address OBJECTIVE To obtain a position in Fire or Trail management with the U.S. Forest Service. EDUCATION Chico State University, Chico, California Major: Biological Sciences, GPA Currently 3.0 Minor: Chicano Latino Studies Expected Graduation Date: May 2011 Reedley Community College, Reedley, California Major: Biological Sciences GPA 3.27 Graduated December 2009 Reedley High School, Reedley, California GPA 3.12 Graduated June 2007 WORK EXPERIENCE Field Labor Enterprises, Chico, California June 15, 2010 – Present Laborer, 30 hours/week - $6.75/hour • Skilled in the use of tractors, chain saws, pruning shears and shovels • Picking peaches, plums, nectarines, grapes, tomatoes, oranges • Packing fruit in boxes in an organized manner • Pruning & thinning various types of fruit trees • Rolling and boxing of raisins Supervisor: Phone #: Starbucks, Fresno, California August 23, 2008 – May 1, 2010 Barista and cashier, 30 hours/week - $6.75/hour • Memorized and prepared numerous specialty drinks while meeting corporate standards and customer special requests • Processed precise transactions for customers • Monitored the store to ensure it was fully stocked with all necessary supplies and products • Communicated effectively with co-workers and customers to provide the best customer service possible Supervisor: Phone #: Darlene Farms, Calistoga, California April 6, 2007 – July 2, 2008 Almond Orchard Manager, 35 hours/week - $7.25/hour • Maintained 800 acres of almond trees by managing irrigation, mowing and spraying herbicides • Operated various types of tractors such as caterpillars and backhoes Supervisor: Phone #: Valley View Country Club, Sonoma, California May 8, 2006 – March 7, 2007 Irrigation Manager, 15 hours/week - $5.00/hour • Supervised 15-20 irrigators throughout the 18-hole golf course • Replaced sprinkler heads, broken pipes, mowers and tractors • Monitored the electronic sprinkler system • Operated greens mowers, fairway mowers and sand trap tractors Phone #: Supervisor: VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE (OPTIONAL) U.S. Forest Service, Sacramento, California Aug 5, 2007 – September 3, 2007 Generation Green Leadership Camp – Total 80 hours • Instructed visitors on fire prevention • Advised the public on various topics in relation to fire safety, wildlife biology, and laws and regulations within the USDA Forest Service • Supervised the children's activity area and maintaining a professional work environment • Participated in public speaking and other career development workshops Phone #:
Bauer Gateway Houston, Texas (832) 842-6120 firstname.lastname@example.com OBJECTIVE To obtain an internship in (list your major) with an energy company (or other industry, if applicable.) EDUCATION C. T. Bauer College of Business, University of Houston, Houston, Texas Bachelor of Business Administration in (Insert Major), Minor in (Insert Minor), Dec. 2015 Entrepreneurship Certificate, May 2014 (Insert Major) G.P.A.: 3.48; Cumulative G.P.A.: 3.14 • Financed 70% of educational expenses through continuous employment HONORS AND AWARDS Dean's List: Spring 2013, Fall 2012, Spring 2011, Fall 2010 Acme International Scholarship, 2012-2014 EXPERIENCE Teller ABC Bank, Houston, Texas November 2012 – Present • Process checking and savings account deposits • Market branch sales promotions and products to customers • Respond to customer service inquiries and resolve account service issues • Help train four incoming employees on branch procedures and policies Sales Associate UH Bookstore, Houston, Texas November 2011– October 2012 • Managed and handled up to $1500 in cash and credit card payments daily • Assured outstanding customer service to all faculty, staff and students while on sales floor • Assisted with marketing campaigns, visuals, purchase orders and re-stocked products • Trained 14 new employees on opening and closing procedures and store policy • Represented store at three university events per semester ACTIVITIES Asian Business Student Association, Fundraising Committee Member, Fall 2011-present • Work with a team of five fellow students to put together four bake sales each semester...
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A new online video game is taking political discourse to a whole new level. We already reported the death threats being received by NRA executives and now, a video game which allows users to shoot NRA President David Keene in the head, has been released. The creator of the game identified as gizmo01942 Ediot says, "Share this everywhere, especially gun-nut and anti-game websites. Also see if you can't send it in to the NRA somehow, like through the feedback on their website or something." Gizmo also provides screen shots to viewers, which can be seen below.
The game is available for download and comes in the form of a zip file. During a press conference in December, NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre berated the video game industry for their use of violence saying, "Isn't fantasizing about killing people all day really the filthiest form of pornography?"
This video game seems to be retaliation for the NRA's violent video game stance.
WARNING: Graphic content.
|Katie Pavlich is the News Editor at Townhall.com. Follow her on Twitter @katiepavlich. She is also the author of Fast and Furious: Barack Obama's Bloodiest Scandal and the Shameless Cover-Up.
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After giving $45,000 to various events earlier this month, TourMark brought its total summer event funding to $212,000 after Wednesday's meeting. The total exceeds its dealings last year which totaled $200,000.
The largest dollar amount in funding went to the Brand Leadership Team for $75,000, allowing the group to continue promoting and enhancing the "It's Happening Here" brand throughout the summer Rail City events. Hot August Nights, a newcomer to the TourMark funding cycle, received $30,000 for its upcoming event, which committee member Stephen Ascuaga said will bring excellent "exposure" for Sparks and the surrounding areas.
"I think the marketing and advertising piece that is going to come along with this auction company is going to be huge on many different levels," Tony Marini, executive director of Hot August Nights, said in a presentation to TourMark on April 9. "It is going to be able to market both cities, the event and introduce the United States to Reno again on a more positive note. We are going to be looked at as a major destination for the car world."
TourMark chose to fund John Ascuaga's Nugget the same amount it was funded the previous year for both Star Spangled Sparks and Best in the West. However, the exact funding amount is unclear due to lack of paperwork available to the committee at Wednesday's meeting. Chairman Ron Schmitt said the minutes from last year's meeting would need to be reviewed before the official dollar amount could be decided. Last year's funding for the rib cook-off was about $30,000 and the Nugget requested $20,000 for Star Spangled Sparks this year.
The Watercross event held at Sparks Marina will return for a second year and was granted $20,000 from TourMark while some new events received funding for the first time. Pumpkin Palooza, a Halloween-themed event on Victorian Plaza, was awarded $10,000 by the committee after realizing the event operated without much of a budget in 2012.
"They didn't have a budget for marketing last year and they relied so much on public relations but none of it was there own," Tracy Domingues, Sparks Parks and Rec director, said.
Roadshows, Inc. received $15,000 for its Street Vibrations Fall Rally which brings the organization's total to $30,000 between the spring and fall rallies. That equals the total it received last year. The Reno News and Review received $7,500 for an event taking place during Artown in July, which capped the new events seeking funding from TourMark. The committee also funded The Chamber for its Star Spangled Sparks event in the amount of $10,000, contingent on what a year-long membership to The Chamber costs. Negotiations between the two entities are ongoing to discuss final funding numbers.
Prior to discussing allocation of funds for the event season, TourMark heard from Parks and Rec Events Manager Francine Burge, who drafted an outline of agreements, applications and reporting measures for TourMark to ensure efficiency in working with event organizers.
The sample Host City Sponsorship provides event producers with what the City of Sparks will provide, which includes number of hotel room nights, marketing and promotion and volunteer staff to name a few. Event organizers would also be required to follow the listed procedures in order to gain city sponsorship and support, which includes post-event reporting.
"I think what we have now could be improved upon because we could be asking better questions that more align with the goals of the TourMark Committee," Burge said. "It is really open ended and it allows the producers to shine, which is great, but it doesn't ask the key questions about market, out of market and some of the other things brought up. I took at this as a way to not only improve your funding decisions but also to help produce a variety of events, whether they are long term or newer."
The sample post-event reporting document requires event producers partnering with the City of Sparks to record: an event synopsis, including number of vendors, entertainment, participants and attendees; tourism impact, denoting any hotel partners, room block size and the number of nights spent by guests; marketing breakdown, describing the outlets used for advertising and the dollar value attached to each; volunteer numbers with the days and hours worked by volunteers.
"I think it has always been the unwritten rule that TourMark funds were being used for marketing and promotion," Domingues said to the committee, "And that is where I think the committee could be stronger with the post-event reporting. They need to tell you how they spend those dollars because we don't know that. Are they turning around and using that money to reimburse city service costs or are they really using it to promote the event?"
Burge said the documents presented Wednesday were "a very very rough draft" and she was asked by the committee to continue developing documents for final approval.


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Hey all you fellow DIY people! I thought that since my main occupation is excavating and plumbing, I could give you some pointers on maintaining a healthy septic system. Septic systems are very costly and there is nothing worse than not being able to take showers or do laundry. So listen up! These are a few simple steps you can do to save yourself money and headaches:
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Neighborhoods: Downtown Brooklyn
Great Food. Its small, but is it so nice and special! Pretty sure its new, but its a great place to go with friends.
Great experience. Really enjoyed Pub One, they have great burgers and super friendly servers.
The Best!! Love it, great food a bit crowded but cool place, great music, cool people. Perfect place to partywith your friends.
definitely a great pub good crowd a little crowded – this place was packed in pretty tight, but i guess that only means that its pretty popular. im a little claustrophobic myself, but if you like cool music and low price drinks, this is the spot.
Loved it! – Went here this past weekend. I got great vibes from this place, really enjoyed the food and drinks, and the service was great. Overall I had a great dining experience here and I would recommend PubOne to anyone.
Great Food – Went to this place a couple of weeks ago, has great food and the environment is awesome! Its small, but that is what makes it so nice and special! Pretty sure its new, but its a great place to go with friends after work!
Love Love LOVE Pub One! – This place is great! I went there recently for brunch out in the garden and I was extremely satisfied with my visit. They are wonderful there, so friendly and helpful always willing to change what they can to make your visit as enjoyable as possible. Pub One is awesome.
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Patriot Day Fashion! Celebs Show Off Their Stars and Stripes (PHOTOS)
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Flag Day Fashion! Celebs Shows Off Their Stars and Stripes
We don't know what it is about red, white, and blue; but the American flag has always made a fabulous style statement.
As if every day were Patriot Day, actors, musicians, and models have been stepping out in those trademark shades... and it's not just the homegrown celebs who are donning some Old Glory!
From Carrie Underwood's distressed tank to Rihanna's denim shorts, pause and let the patriot in you enjoy these stars in stripes.


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Potential Buyer Takes a Look at Tacoma Narrows
An out-of-state company with experience in airport operations, is "willing to pay more" than the $4 million offered by Pierce County.
Tacoma Narrows Airport could be on a new financial flight path next year.
A private party is negotiating with the City of Tacoma to buy the 43-year-old general-aviation facility on the Gig Harbor peninsula.
City Manager Eric Anderson declined this week to name the prospective buyer or discuss a possible purchase price for the airport and adjacent properties.
But he did say the suitor, an out-of-state company with experience in airport operations, is "willing to pay more than the county."
Pierce County offered earlier this year to take over the airport in a $4 million deal. The county would have paid about $3 million for the facility and assumed responsibility for about $1 million in safety zone costs, County Councilman Terry Lee, R-Gig Harbor, said this week.
Lee thought he could have persuaded the County Council to go as high as $3.5 million, plus the $1 million safety-zone expense.
That would have covered the $3.5 million the city loaned itself for airport operations.
But the two governments never reached an accord, and any thought of doing business with the county is on hold while the city negotiates with the private buyer, Anderson said.
Trying to get the most money for the property is "simply a matter of due diligence," he added.
The facility long has been a drain on city finances. Figures released in May showed a two-year operating deficit of $550,000.
Estimates on the value of the airport and adjacent land vary widely.
"The numbers that have been kicked around run from $3.5 million to $20 million, depending on how you look at the properties and their future uses," Anderson said.
He hopes to wrap up negotiations by the end of February.
Lee was deeply disappointed.
"I do believe the appropriate owner is Pierce County," he said.
The airport is a city-owned island in the unincorporated Gig Harbor area. It has long generated ill will among neighbors, who complain about aircraft noise and worry the 5,002-foot runway might be lengthened to accommodate even larger planes.
The city's 20-year plan does not contemplate such an extension.
Although Lee thinks "the general-aviation airport provides a great service," he had hoped the county could transform some of the unimproved property into trails for hiking and horseback riding, an off-leash dog park and other recreational uses.
Now he's thinking about negotiating with a private owner for some of those amenities.
Nearby resident Carl Geist, who serves on a commission formed to resolve the rift between the city and the county, isn't opposed to a private sale.
But he added, "The big thing is we don't want the runway expanded."
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Marin Theatre and Virginia Stage's THE WHIPPING MAN to Play in Norfolk thru 3/17; Opens at MTC, 4/2
Marin Theatre Company, in a co-production with Virginia Stage Company, will stage the regional premiere of Matthew Lopez's Civil War drama The Whipping Man in Mill Valley from March 28 to April 21, 2013. MTC's artistic director Jasson Minadakis directs the production. Featuring popular Bay Area actors L. Peter Callender, Nicholas Pelczar and Tobie Windham, as well as the design team from MTC's 2011 San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award nominated production of Tennessee Williams's The Glass Menagerie, this co-production will rehearse and run at VSC in Norfolk, Virginia, from February 26 to March 17, 2013, before moving to MTC. Opening night at MTC is on Tuesday, April 2.
"When I first spoke to Virginia Stage Company's artistic director Chris Hanna about co-producing Matthew Lopez's The Whipping Man, the first mutual connection we found to the play was the setting: Richmond, Virginia," says Minadakis, a native of that city. "I've read countless plays in my career and this was the first set in my hometown. Since selecting The Whipping Man for our seasons, the 2012 presidential election and success of films like Lincoln and Django Unchained have pushed one of the play's core themes - race and identity - into our national dialogue and highlighted just what an important new American play The Whipping Man is. I am so honored to have been able to bring the work of Bay Area actors L. Peter Callender, Nicholas Pelczar and Tobie Windham, as well as the design team from The Glass Menagerie, to Norfolk to share with VSC's staff, artists and patrons and I am thrilled to bring this production back to MTC to share with our own community."
In the final days of the Civil War, three Jewish men - two emancipated slaves and their former owner's son, a wounded Confederate captain - share an uneasy, improvised seder to mark Passover and commemorate their ancestor's escape from slavery in Egypt. They soon discover that, though they are no longer tied by ownership, they remain tied by faith, history and explosive secrets.
Winner of the New York Outer Critics Circle's 2011 John Gassner Playwriting Award, The Whipping Man premiered at Luna Stage Theatre Company in New Jersey in 2006 and has been produced throughout the country, most famously Off Broadway by the Manhattan Theater Club at City Center's Stage in 2011 with Emmy Award-winning actor Andre Braugher and Tony Award-winning director Doug Hughes. According to Theatre Communications Group, The Whipping Man is the third most produced play of the 2012-13 season in the US, behind Bruce Norris's Pulitzer Prize-winning Clybourne Park and David Linsay-Abaire's Good People. Lopez's work was last seen in the Bay Area in January/February 2013, with Somewhere premiering regionally at TheatreWorks in Mountain View.
MTC's artistic director Jasson Minadakis directs this production of The Whipping Man. He won the 2010 SFBATCC Award for best director (Equivocation) and was nominated in the same category in 2011 (The Glass Menagerie). This co-production features the return of Bay Area actors L. Peter Callender (Circle Mirror Transformation, Seven Guitars and My Children! My Africa!), Nicholas Pelczar (The Glass Menagerie and Othello, the Moor of Venice) and Tobie Windham (Seven Guitars) to MTC, as well as the complete design team from MTC's 2011 SFBATCC Award nominated production of Tennessee Williams's The Glass Menagerie (entire production and set design) - scenic designer Kat Conley, costume designer Jacqueline Firkins, lighting designer Ben Wilhelm, composer Chris Houston and props artisan Seren Helday - with the addition of sound designer Will McCandless.
The first six performances of MTC's The Whipping Man, which centers around a Passover seder held during the last days of the Civil War in April 1865, fall during this year's Passover festival (March 25 to April 2, 2013). MTC is collaborating with a number of Jewish organizations to present talks and lectures about the play. As of this release, the free public lecture "Passover and American Slavery: A discussion of Matthew Lopez's historical drama The Whipping Man" has been scheduled for 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 3, at San Francisco Jewish Community Center, 3200 California St., San Francisco.


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Reed came to GW from Washington & Lee University in Lexington, Va., where he served as the head water polo coach and as an assistant coach with the university's men's and women's swimming teams.
Reed graduated from the University of Massachusetts in 1994 with a bachelor of science degree in sport management. At UMass, he served as a captain on the nationally ranked Minutemen's water polo squad and also competed on the swim team. He set the UMass school record in the 1,000-yard freestyle (9:30.65) during the 1990-91 season, and it stood for 10 years until it was broken in 2010-11.
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The founder of Miami Cigar & Co. talks about the rise, fall and rebirth of his Don Lino brand.
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A: In 1994 we did 1.5 million [units], 1995 we did 3.1 million. In 1996, I calculated that I thought we would do probably 7 million to 9 million cigars. But I've never been too good at mathematics, so it was 12 million.
Q: So you picked up distribution of Don Tomás and Astral from UST, and you also began distributing La Aurora and León Jimenes? You soared to 12 million cigars?
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24 West Portal Ave, San Francisco, CA | Directions 9412737.740570 -122.466195
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Neighborhoods: West Portal, Twin Peaks West
Fresca is a Peruvian restaurant in San Francisco offering a ceviche bar. At this restaurant, you will find a nouveau Peruvian cuisine, a modernized style of Peruvian food crafted by Chef Jose Calvo-Perez. Fresca keeps the Peruvian cuisine alive by keeping all traditional Peruvian ingredients and incorporating them into all their creations.
Our intention at our San Francisco restaurant is to create and to prepare a distinctly advanced kind of cuisine, while nonetheless conjoining our patently Peruvian approach with a manner of purity and simplicity in the approach.
Fresca buffet catering services are available.
This is so strange, really! Sometimes like several weeks ago, the food is absolutely fantastic from Fresca. Other times, it's completely dog food!
I don't know what the deal is other than they must have different chefs at different nights. I wonder which nights are the perfectly magical nights huh? I need to make sure because it does get pricey and some of the off nights are really awful.
First of all, any restaurant that makes me have to search for parking at West Portal has to be good. Coz everyone knows you have to circle the block several times and do that about four times and ypu're about ready to move on.
Anyway, their steak dish is very good. The stuff with seafood just ok. Mainly because it can get a little fishy at times. Fair warning.
The second worst ceviche of my life – Me: Borned and raised in Peru so this tells you I know what Peruvian food tastes like, smells like and looks like. My girl Julie and I just moved to the Bay from LA and we love ceviche. We ordered a ceviche the first time and it was not bad but it could have been better. The second time the plate was smaller, the ceviche was dry, no juice at all and the quality of the seafood was terrible. The service is great, the place is clean and nice, but don't go there if you are looking for authentic Peruvian food. They serve you chips and salsa, what da hell? It is a Peruvian restaurant!!!!! get it right. The pescado a lo macho was better than the ceviche, I gave it a C+. Ceviche F. We also ordered the sangria and I liked it, so we gave it an A.
The West Portal location of this SF mini-chain focuses on fresh ceviche and Peruvian seafood standards. – Not a half block from busy West Portal Station is this warm and inviting space serving up seafood done numerous tasty ways: as a citrusy ceviche, pan-roasted on a bed of wilted spinach, skewered and grilled, crusted in panko and fried, made into a creamy chowder or a spicy stew. Peru's long coastline means the South American country specializes in flavorful seafood, and patrons to this lively restaurant form lines almost as long to get a taste of it. For those who prefer turf to surf, juicy meat dishes are also available: lomo saltado (wok-fried steak strips), aji de gallina (pulled-chicken stew with hard-boiled eggs) and a couple of very affordable lunch options like steak salad and chicken-and-pesto sandwich.
The West Portal branch isn't bad – Do not understand how come folks are posting complaints about the Fillmore restaurant on the West Portal site. They're probably under different management because the West Portal service was pretty good. We walked in w/o reservations near 6PM and got seats at the bar, which is kind of a nice place to view the action in the kitchen. The yucca appetizer ($9)was very tasty, similiar to large thick country fries but not as starchy. It came with thin slices of marinated raw purple onions and a delicious spicy green citrus dipping sauce. I had the seafood paella ($22) which was very good. It had fresh mussels, white fish, sweet shrimp and clams all in a large bowl, There was so much that I had to take it home. The loco salido was delicious. Tasty marinated slices of beef mixed with fries and served with white rice. Didn't care much for the sangria ($6.50/glass) but their fruity beverage was refreshing. We were too full to try dessert but saw a flan pass by that looked good. Service was good, but perhaps we were so close to the kitchen, they couldn't ignore us.
Lousy – Priced as an upper-end restaurant, the food and service here is amateur at best. Went to the Fillmore Street location. The decor and atmosphere seemed rundown; the tables looked like they would fit better in a breakfast place than at $27 entree restaurant. The waitstaff served like they had no experience or sophistication. They were always checking in when we didn't want them there, and were never there when we needed them. The whole tai snapper was undercooked--so raw it would not come off the bones of the fish, which the waiter did not offer to fillet even though he should have. Outside of that, the food was mediocre. The silverware was dirty. Despite the prices, there was no indication by taste or otherwise that the ingredients for the dishers were selected with care for quality. In short, this restaurant is pretending by its prices and menu to be a big league San Francisco, but it is not even close.
Don't go here, it's horrible!!!!!!!!!!!! – From the moment we got there it was Hell! The service is ridiculous. The service is ridiculous. I had to mention it twice. It took so long to get our menus. It took so long to get anything!!! If there are so busy they should hurry the heck up to get us on and out the door to turnover the table. People who were seated after us got their menus and food before us. Snappy staff. The food was good, but with service being that awful, i'll take my business where it's appreciated. We will never go there again. I will tell 10 of my friends and will tell 10 of their friends and so forth. Read the reviews!!!!
pretty good – I really like the ceviche here. I usuallly call ahead and bring it home but their restaurant has a nice feel to it too. I'd recommend this place to a friend.
go early – I had great service. Very attentive. Wine recommendations were good. It is a small restaurant which poses problems for larger groups and high volume nights. Go early before the crowds.
Definitely not recommended! – Seated right away as it was a late lunch, but though the restaurant was nowhere full, we had to ask twice for water and would not have received the complimentary chips/salsa without asking - the waiter did apologize for the oversight. But there were about only 5 other tables filled.
Waiter took the order correctly, but the kitchen decided otherwise. It took longer for the correct order to come out than the original one. Not a complicated request either - just no beans! What finally came out - I should have just asked for a rice dish - don't think I've ever seen that much rice in a wrap/burrito.
Have been to the 24th Street location - definitely a different ambience and more recommended than dining at W Portal. The ceviche bar rocks there and service is not bad either. Will definitely not be back at the West Portal location.
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Racist valet – When I arrived at the Buckhead location I was greeted by a racist valet. I simply drove my car in front of the establishment and was told "I thought you would be ready by now". Then he told me valet is complimentary and that I can self park because Black people do not tip and I do not need to waste his time. After I received my car and I did not tip because of the harsh words I was told " That's why I did you like that cuz blacks don't tip". He proceeded to say he keep a job and money.
What a waste – The menu is over priced, and you get charged more for items that are normally gratis at other restaurants in this genre. The Service was TERRIBLE, I would not have gotten ANY drink refills if I had not gone to the soda machine and refilled our drinks myself. The wait staff didn't even comment on my doing this, so I started refilling the drinks for the other parties at our table. The food orders were all mixed up, and when we asked for the manager, we waited for over 20 minutes just to have him say there was nothing he could do. Do not waste your time or money on this place.
Rofl – terrible place. Mexican chef. Indian waitress. food sucked. only good thing was the ramune Asian soda lol.
Horrible Service, mediocre food, cheap atmosphere – Against my better judgement, I allowed a friend to drag me to Benihana in downtown Atlanta. After a lengthy wait (made more painful by a bad bartender and awful cocktail), we were finally seated at the Hibachi grill. Here we ordered sushi appetizer followed by the steak and lobster "special". Since one shares the table with several parties and we were the only party ordering apps, the timing of the entire meal was jumbled, leaving us having a watery soup, then our dry sushi, a salad and then on to the entree. Here, we watched in amazement as the cook served my lobster tail to the other party, despite my repeated and loud vocal objections. When I complained to the manager, their suggestion was to prepare me another lobster tail. By the time this was ready, of course, my company - as well as everyone else at the table - were done with their meal already, my steak (and rice, veg, etc.) were cold and the lobster undercooked.
Benihana's resolution? They comped a total of $8.46!!
Amazing. Including bar tab and tip, we spent over $130 at Benihana that evening and completely ruining our experience - and our Saturday night out - seems worth all of $8.46 to them. Trust that this will be my last visit to this restaurant or any other Benihana location.
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Knife-wielding chefs put on a show at this communal Japanese grill. – In Short
Benihana started out as a tiny four-table restaurant in New York City's theater district before becoming an international chain. Diners sit around large tables where chefs ostentatiously chop, slice, stir-fry and grill. Entree options are simple--shrimp, chicken, steak and scallops--and preparation is uniform. Every entree comes with a similar stock of sides: rice, onion soup, shrimp appetizer, iceberg lettuce drizzled with dressing, sauteed vegetables and green tea.
This place is horrible – I have tried many places. I do have to say that I have never been so disapointed. The chef was to busy watching what was going on at the other tables. The steak was over cooked and had no taste. The server was not on top of things. I had to wait way to long for something to drink and just to get my check. There was no show put on at all. I will never go back and if you are looking for good food it is not here.
Very disappointing quality not there. Chef was from south of border instead of the east. – I have been to half a dozen Benihana's and the one on Peachtree north of Atlanta was the worst one I have been eaten at. There was only one Japanesse Steak house Sushi bar that was worse than this one Tokyo Steak house in San Antonio, TX. Keep looking if your interested in quality and taste. Did not enjoy my experience and the chefs did not seem interested in entertainment. The wait staff was very slow.
Great Exciting Dining – They cook the food in front of you and do great fun presentations. Very Exciting. Food is pretty good if you order the right combination. Always ask what the item is because the menu is writtin in jibberish.
Things aren't as they seem – I went to this Benihana's location for a friend's birthday and was truly dissapointed. Our waiter was extremely rude and the manager didnt do as much to help rectify the problem. The food was ok, not well spiced though. This was my second visit to this same location and I have to say the serve has gotten worse.
greatest japanese resataurant – They have the best steak and seafood japanese style in the world. Wonderful atmosphere and the service is great
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