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Statement by the Minister for Foreign Affairs to the Seanad, 23 October 2002: Part 2
In keeping with its mandate under the Agreement, the Conference reviewed a number of confidence issues, including the process of security normalisation, and the implementation of changes to the Criminal Justice system. The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, the review of the operation of the Parades Commission and the Barron Inquiry into the Dublin/Monaghan bombings were also discussed, and we agreed to meet again in the format of the Conference in December.
The Conference also discussed the implications of suspension for the operation of the various institutions under the Agreement. In our discussions, we reflected the determination of both Governments to protect the achievements of the Agreement in all its aspects, and considered what practical steps are needed to be taken in this regard.
One such practical issue, that our officials will now address, is the continued operation of the all-island Implementation Bodies. They now employ over 600 people throughout Ireland in locations such as Enniskillen, Cork, Scarriff, Newry and Omagh. Taken together, the total budget for these Bodies is of the order of 200 million euro. In a short space of time, they have become a vital part of the economic and social fabric of the island.
Another central element of the Agreement is the issue of policing, and over the last 12 months, substantial progress has been made in this area.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland has come into being, drawing recruits on a 50:50 basis from both communities. A Policing Board has been established, which has proven to be one of the key achievements of the Agreement to date. Since its creation, the Board has shown that it is capable of dealing with controversial and sensitive issues in a positive and cohesive way. I am therefore glad that its existing members have agreed to continue serving on the Board during the period of suspension, continuing their commendable work on a new era of policing in Northern Ireland. While much has been achieved on this issue, there is undoubtedly more to be done to realise the vision of a police service that is acceptable to all sides of the community.
We will continue to drive forward the agreed agenda for change, including the introduction of the additional legislation by the British Government provided for under the revised Implementation Plan. The progress achieved on policing through the Agreement should not be materially affected by the suspension, and we will continue to move the agenda forward in the weeks and months ahead. I was pleased that, at yesterday's meeting of the British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference, the British Government confirmed its intention to introduce amending legislation as early as possible in the forthcoming Parliamentary Session, in accordance with the provisions of the revised Implementation Plan.
The Agreement signalled the prospect of a fresh start for a divided community. We must continue to move further along the road towards a full normalisation of society in Northern Ireland. There have been set-backs. In recent times, and throughout a tense summer, we have witnessed a series of violent events that we had all hoped were consigned to the past – sectarian murders, vicious sectarian attacks, pipe-bomb attacks, punishment beatings and shootings. The fact that these are still occurring is a stark warning to us all that complacency is not an option. We are continuing to make it very clear to all in Northern Ireland that such attacks simply have to stop.
At yesterday's Conference meeting, we were briefed by the Chief Constable and the Deputy Garda Commissioner on cross-border security matters. There was also a wide-ranging discussion on paramilitary activities, sectarian violence and disturbances in interface areas. The two Governments restated our message that there can be no place in Northern Ireland for the twin scourges of paramilitarism and sectarianism.
I am particularly concerned at the systematic and ongoing violence of loyalist paramilitaries. The PSNI has certified that the majority of the serious violence, including murder, has been coming from that quarter. The serious injury of two young teenagers, who were struck by a pipe-bomb in East Belfast last night, is a shocking and barbaric act. This litany of crime and thuggery has to be brought to a complete and rapid end. I have no doubt that the Chief Constable, Hugh Orde, is determined to stamp down on such nakedly sectarian attacks. I particularly welcome yesterday's find of weapons in the Rathcoole area of North Belfast, and I wish to reiterate the Government's strong support for the PSNI in all of their efforts to bring an end to this violent sectarianism.
Continuing and effective policing reform is the best guarantee that the rule of law will prevail and that those responsible are made accountable for their criminal activities. Vulnerable communities are entitled to the protection of effective and consistent policing. Equally, the PSNI, who undertake that difficult task, are entitled to expect the support of all the community whom they wish to serve.
Looking forward, I think that Senators will agree with the comments made by the Chairman of the Labour Court, Finbar Flood on Questions and Answers two weeks ago when he said that when trust breaks down in industrial relations, it requires the parties to make a quantum leap to salvage the situation. This perceptive insight is also a valuable one in the current context of the peace process. There is clearly a need for such a leap on all sides to get clear of the present impasse.
While I strongly believe that this quantum leap can happen, it will require that all parties to the process undertake a rendevous with reality. If we are to make the great leap forward; to substantially advance the transition from paramilitarism to democracy; and refurbish the trust and confidence that is required for partnership government to operate, then we all need to get real. We need an end to tactical games, to polemical posturing and paramilitary muscle flexing. Civic society on this island needs to send a clear message that no one should be playing party political games in the peace process. Everyone should be getting on with it, leaving any partisan tactics and unhelpful behaviour behind.
All of the parties that subscribed to the Agreement have a contribution to make in now achieving the political context which allows its potential to be fully realized. The Agreement was the product of a huge collective endeavour across the spectrum of politics in Northern Ireland. In renewing and revitalizing the Agreement, we again need to harness the energy and talent of that collective input. In consultation with the parties, the Secretary of State and I are currently considering how that collective engagement should best be structured and deployed.
We have a come a long way since Good Friday, 1998. The two Governments are determined that the achievements of the last 4 years will not be squandered but will be maintained and developed. However, we now have a challenge and an opportunity to finish the job. That requires us to establish the political context which entrenches both peace and total equality, which are at the heart of the Good Friday Agreement. Peace involves an end to the practice and culture of paramilitarism and equality demands an unambiguous and permanent acceptance of partnership politics and inclusive government.
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Marshall County Historical Society 1207 Broadway, Marysville, Kansas
In the impressive courtroom, the museum visitor will find oak woodwork, stained glass windows and the original seats for spectators, each with a hat holder under the seat. Children enjoy banging the gavel at the judge's bench.
Also on view are sketches of the construction of the courthouse, baptismal fonts from early churches, equipment used in the gypsum mines around Blue Rapids and promotional items from county businesses.
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12-year-old Dre Parker could've been the most popular kid in Detroit, but his mother's latest career move has landed him in China. Dre immediately falls for his classmate Mei Ying - and the feeling is mutual - but cultural differences make such a friendship impossible. Even worse, Dre's feelings make an enemy of the class bully, Cheng. In the land of kung fu, Dre knows only a little karate, and Cheng puts "the karate kid" on the floor with ease. With no friends in a strange land, Dre has nowhere to turn but maintenance man Mr. Han, who is secretly a master of kung fu.
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24th January 2013 | #6505 |
| Ooooh. Very, very nice dimi3. I am well impressed. How long did that take ? Looks a bit finicky, with the colours & shading an all... Also, what's the deal with that place AKA? Are they using that front room as a tattoo studio then for a few weeks ? I couldnt quite work out from the thing on there the other week what the story with the house was, if it was just gonna be an art space or what. It looked like they were setting up some tattooing space in the room but it wasnt clear if it was just for that night or... And I got myself an appointment with that lad Liam Sparkes in February. |
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| Yeah I've said I'm not keen on what he's come up with, being as diplomatic as possible because he works in he shop my gf is apprenticing in. I just wanted some super simple script but he came up with something really elaborate which looked cool but not at all what I want! |
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| @ dakin : is your real name dakin ? I'll mention to Liam that he's getting good kudos on here when I'm in the chair with him. Where is the lamp located on your body? There's an exhibition on at the moment at the Wellcome Collection near Euston station, called "Death". I was at it on Saturday. You might like to check it for inspiration. http://www.wellcomecollection.org/wh...W7HtAodemcAmA# @ tenderloin: Is that piece finished ? It looks like you could fill in more - but I like the outline / black line way it is now. |
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| Nah that's it done. I got the idea from tattoos of saints he'd done on himself in the same style - it was three or four years ago when he was working out of his bedroom off brick lane. I prefer line tattoos as I like the way the skin is used. It's by far and away my favourite tattoo and he is likewise my favourite artist He's also a sick drummer! |
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| @ dakin : my family crest is a snake wrapped around a sword, so I have asked him to do something along those lines, obviously bringing his own style to it. I quite like the look of that thumb cobra he did, so maybe similar to that but on a larger scale. My right arm already has some other stuff on it so the space is a little crowded, I hope he can work with it. Putting in a sword might be too difficult so it's probably just going to be a long bladed knife. - What's your real name Tenderloin ? Are you also booked in with more from Liam ? |
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| Not trying to be a heraldry pedant (which, sadly, I can be...) but do you mean the actual crest, as in your family coat of arms has a helmet on top and a crest on top of that and the crest is a snake wrapped round a sword? Cause that would be pretty rad in itself. Or are you using crest to mean coat of arms? *quick bit of googling* - ooh, are you a Moriarty, then? Cause if so, then you do mean the actual crest. Cor! |
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| So this guy http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_j7nO4iNpcs...oumaniantz.jpg who did this: http://images13.knack.be/images/resi...0040387073.jpg has now finished this one: http://news.bme.com/wp-content/uploa...1/ruslan-2.jpg That's his name on her face. They'd been together a week, apparently. Story here and here and a raft of other places around the web... Awful stuff. |
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1928 AJS 248cc Model K12 Frame no. K12 22261 Engine no. K12 22261
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An Important European Collection of Pioneer, Vintage and Collectors' Motorcycles
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1928 AJS 248cc Model K12
Frame no. K12 22261
Engine no. K12 22261
Originally manufacturers of proprietary engines, A J Stevens Ltd, of Wolverhampton, introduced its first complete motorcycle in 1911. The first AJS was a single-cylinder sidevalve-engined lightweight displacing 292cc that came in two versions, one with direct belt drive (Model A), the other (Model B) having a two-speed countershaft gearbox, an advantage enjoyed by few contemporary rivals. The company first entered the Isle of Man TT in 1911, making an historic breakthrough in 1914 when it won the Junior event, the first such victory by a single-cylinder machine. From then onwards, the 2¾hp (350cc) sidevalve-engined model remained a fixture of the AJS range. Capitalising on its success, for 1928 the firm introduced a sidevalve '250' built along similar lines: the K12, 'K' being the letter code for 1928. Weighing 191lbs, the K12 qualified for reduced toad tax and cost £39 17s 6d. It continued for 1929 as the M12 but was missing from the 1930 line-up, its place being taken an all-new overhead-valve '250' - the R12 - and thus is one of the rarer Vintage-era AJS models. This particular K12 was purchased at a Barcelona 'garage sale' in 2007. The machine carries a previous owner's plaque and Spanish tax disc dating from 1957.
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Let's play another round of…NAME…THAT…COULOIR! This one might be a bit tough and we may have a stumper. (Prove me wrong!) I think you really may have had to skied this couloir to know the name. BUT, you folks always surprise me on this stuff, so someone might recognize the lifts or the road at […]
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by May 7th, 2009It's been a long time since we played "Name that Couloir" here on TetonAT.com. (Click here for past posts.) To tell you the truth, I really liked this "game", but honestly, I felt like I ran out of good photos of Teton couloirs. I've been thinking of expanding this "game" to include lines in other […]
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112 Richard arrington Jr. Blvd N.
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(205) 322-6014
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 2:30pm;
Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm;
Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm;
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Comfort Food, Gastro Pub, American
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
John's City Diner in Downtown Birmingham welcomes parties for all occasions. We will accommodate catering 'To go' orders with minimal notice as possible. We do have many items that require a minimum of 48 to 72 hours in advance. Please contact a John's City Diner manager to place your 'To Go' Catering Order. All Utensils, cups and plates are available by request at no additional charge. Orders over $100 must be paid in advance. We can also provide full scale catering at your location of choice. Any menu can be customized for weddings, office parties, birthdays or any other special event.
Private Party Facilities:
John's City Diner in Downtown Birmingham welcomes parties for all occasions. We have the ability to accommodate large gatherings up to 350 guests. We are an excellent choice for any occasion, personal or professional. We have included a number of sample menus in a range of budgets. Our standard party menus, which use our restaurant entrees, will be exquisite for most events. Our party menus have been successful in the past with overwhelming response from our guests. Our goal at John's City Diner is to make your special event perfect for you. With the expertise of our culinary staff, we are able to build our party menus around the desires of the host. Our extensive experience with food and willingness to extend our culinary expertise allows us the flexibility to create a party menu that fits both your tastes and budget. The personal touch of owner/operator Shannon Gober is evident in the service of your guests.
Private Party Contact:
Shannon Gober (205) 322-6014
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By blending a bit of the old with the new, owner Shannon Gober has transformed the Downtown Birmingham landmark John's Restaurant into the new and improved John's City Diner. While the restaurant still maintains much of the charm from the past, the decor and menu have undergone a face-lift to meet
the needs of the increasingly food savvy Birmingham public. The menu at John's City Diner features a wide range of flavors from Southern comfort food to Asian-inspired dishes.
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I was looking for a family
friendly place with upscale food to take my out of town guests. After reading reviews John's sounded good and could take a reservation for a large table on a Friday night. However, the food was NOT good. The "famous" meatloaf had an odd seasoning and was dry and gristly. The medium rare steak was well done and when sent back, the 2nd was extremely rare. The peanut butter pie was bitter. The ambiance was just kind of drab and I was facing the serving station. I honestly don't know how this restaurant is staying open although the service was good and there were a fair number of people eating there."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Still has good food. Different
menu, but good food. Good beer and other bar selections. Nice options for draft!!! Only one little issue... we had reservation for 8:15 through Open Table and they didn't seen to know about it. They were operating off a hand written list of First-In-First-Seated. Ok though. We sat in bar and had a beer. Seating was at 8:30. Other service was very good and prompt."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Awesome and awesome staff; enough
Dined on 2/14/2014
Good food. It was packed! Meatloaf
was great and the Mac and cheese dish with bacon was fantastic."
Dined on 2/14/2014
My food was great. Had Chicken and
Waffles. Chicken could have less salt but was very juicy and flavorful. Waffle was fluffy and hot. The white chocolate bread pudding was a great dessert. Not too overly sweet or heavy. Waitresses was friendly. Order took 30 minutes but it was a busy night. I was surprise the prices were not very high for Birmingham. I'll definitely go back."
Dined on 2/14/2014
I was in town for the
half-marathon with a friend. She is a vegetarian and I am the burger and fries girl. We were staying in the area and wanted a place close-by to fit both of our eating preferences and this fit our ticket perfectly. She had the treehugger mac and cheese and fried green tomatoes and said they were great. I had the burger and fries and it was a perfect pre-race meal. I stick with the safe stuff before a race to make sure it doesn't upset my stomach. We split the peanut butter pie for dessert. It was quiet when we arrived, but filled up quickly with quite a wait when we left. I am glad we made reservations or we might not have made it. Thanks!"
Dined on 2/15/2014
I lucked onto John's City Diner
because I had waited pretty late to make a reservation for dinner the night before the Mercedes Half Marathon. So I just got onto Open Table to see if anything was available around 7:00. What luck that John's had a 7:15 spot available. It was just a few blocks from our hotel and the NYM macaroni & cheese was a great carb loading feast! I had the chicken and waffles too; it was phenomenal and a couple in our group both got the steak and loved it. The meatloaf looked wonderful as well. I don't think you can go wrong here - would love to go back and try some of those desserts!"
Dined on 2/15/2014
Everything from the appetizer to
dessert was fabulous."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We had been to John's before and
had really enjoyed our experience. This time, not so much. We had an 8 PM reservation made through Open Table, and arrived at the restaurant at 7:30-7:35. Checked in with the host (who I believe was the owner), and informed him that we would be seated at the bar. By 8:45, we had watched parties with 8:15 reservations be seated, and we were still sitting at the bar. After a follow-up, we were finally seated in a back dining room about 5-10 minutes later (plenty of open space in that room, by the way). What followed was a less-than-stellar meal. Flat iron steak was overcooked, smashed potatoes came out separately, everything lukewarm. Disappointing, to say the least."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We chose this restaurant last
minute for Valentine's day. We made a reservation with open table and was seated within the minute of our reservation despite the restaurant being packed. Great service, excellent food. We ordered the Duck and Steak and they were cooked perfectly. Cannot wait to go back!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
Visiting Birmingham for the
weekend, found this on Open Table. Menu looked good, and had good reviews. We loved it. It was busy, but the food was great. We loved the pimento cheese appetizer, and the roast chicken. Try the Chicken and Waffles, our 11 year old son went off the kid menu and tried this. It was great. Good beer and wine selection."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Great restaurant - food is great
regardless if you come for lunch or dinner. We've enjoyed the great service too. The menu is fresh and the ingredients for each item is fresh and cooked to order. We've also had groups and receive the same great service and fantastic quality of food. So glad we found this restaurant shortly after moving to Birmingham almost 3 years ago. I would recommend the restaurant!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
We re-discovered this new old gem
in downtown a few weeks ago. They have a very creative menu with special little twists on common menu items. My favorites so far are the Chicken & Waffles; Mac-N-Cheese (three little pigs version); and their fried oysters. It's an awesome place for dinner for two or a family outing."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We went for Valentine's day and
our table was ready within a few minutes of our arrival. We had the Special menu items, they were well prepared and a generous portion"
Dined on 2/14/2014
I took a date to eat here on
valentines day and there could not have been a better choice. The food again was out of this world especially the hummus. The portions were excellent and I got their house red wine expecting something less than crap but got a bottle of kumbaya from 2011 and it was outstanding. The bill after was great too. I got one of the most expensive items on the menu (pan seared grouper) and my date got the meatloaf which both were well worth calling home about. The one and only complaint I can come up with was the background music was a little bit odd. Other than that the atmosphere and people and look of the place was great. I will be eating there again and again and I hope you will too."
Dined on 2/14/2014
WOW! Two thumbs up! My boyfriend
came in from out of town and I reserved a table here because it served really southern soul food. We were so delighted by the diner feel and low-key bar because we wanted a nice meal, but not have to foot an outlandish bill on V-Day (also, I didn't want to get too dressy because it was pouring rain). I chose the herb roasted chicken, smashed potatoes and green beans and he had the famous meatloaf, collard greens and potatoes. We split a "Not Yo Momma's" Mac n' Cheese app, which was only about 1 cup of M&C, but really rich and yummy - more would have filled us up. I will definitely go back - this is my new favorite spot!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
We were visiting Birmingham for a
conference, and decided to visit John's. We made a GREAT decision! Made reservations via OpenTable, and we walked right in and got seated even while other people were waiting (make a reservation!). We ordered the MAC AND CHEESE appetizer and Bacon Grits appetizer. Both were AWESOME! The wife had crabcakes and they were good (not great), but my Crispy Duck was AWESOME! We will definitely go back next time we're in town! Awesome place, great vibe and super cool menu! Also, great wine and craft brew selection."
Dined on 2/14/2014
This is a very popular CBD
Luncheon resturant. Also excellent restaurant for dinner before a Show or Theater. They will get you in and out without delay. I had a club sandwich with fries. The club was a monster. I finished the second have the next day. The fries were sinfully good lightly battered and copiously served in a "bucket." YUM! I'm looking forward to going back."
Dined on 2/8/2014
Wine and beer selection fantastic
and will return to experience the bar area. Started with an appetizer of brussel sprouts which were fresh and fried with a bacon vinaigrette, capers, and pecans, very tasty. My hubby had the pork chops which were a little over cooked but still very good. I had trout almondine which tasted excellent. The green beans on both plates were over cooked and mushy but the smashed potatoes were extremely good. Great night, great atmosphere and will come again!"
Dined on 1/11/2014
John's City Diner is nostalgic.
The food was average at best and pricey, however, our waitress was adorable and did a great job! The location is historic and I would like to go back for lunch the next time."
Dined on 2/1/2014
I wasn't sure what to expect after
reading the reviews, but I really enjoyed dinner here. When we first walked in, it felt like an old diner (and not in a "we decorated so it looks like an old diner" kind of way but in a "it has been this way for a while" kind of way). Our server was fun and very knowledgeable about the food, drinks, wine…I wish I could remember his name so I could give him props. We started with drinks from the bar and they were excellent. They also have a good beer and wine selection. Not over the top but a handful of good options. Food was excellent. Chicken and waffles were amazing, my burger was well cooked and I had juice running down my hand like you should with a good burger. Will totally go back."
Dined on 1/24/2014
This was our first time to this
wonderful little place. Nestled in the downtown area of Birmingham, we were pleasantly surprised by the atmosphere and great food! This is one of my new favorite places in Birmingham!"
Dined on 12/13/2013
We were a party of 6, and had
reservations. Loved the fact that it was close to the BJCC. Food and service was very good. Would probably go back ."
Dined on 1/10/2014
Good food at a good price. We were
looking for a place close to bjcc and it was."
Dined on 1/10/2014
From the moment you see the sign
outside of John's you'll probably realize that you're in for a unique experience. Think Diner but in the way you would think of a downtown diner that has kept pace with updates to all your favorites. Specialty drinks that taste and feel epicurean but I can't confirm that. Great service! At one point during the meal my friend actually said, "I didn't even notice the server fill my glass." Great food, great service, great drinks in a tastefully updated diner feel (even still has the counter and a bar area off to the side) with a nod to the classic."
Dined on 1/3/2014
When I walked in, I was concerned.
Old decor, empty tables. But when food came out. Wow! Meat loaf was best ever! Make you you try deserts"
Dined on 1/3/2014
We go to John's every year now for
our New Years Eve Dinner. It is easier to get into than some of the other hot spots, and I am glad it is a hidden gem! The drinks are superb, the food is fantastic! My husband had the Prime Rib and it was the biggest hunk of meat! I had the black grouper and nearly licked the plate. The crowd was mixed, some dressed up, some in jeans. Just casual enough to be relaxing and laid back. Thanks Johns! We love you and will see you again soon. Samantha"
Dined on 12/31/2013
We went for John's City for dinner
on NYE. The food was good, consisting of modern versions of down home favorites. They were a bit understaffed for the evening so the service was quite slow. Our server was very pleasant and was clearly trying to make things right for us. I would visit again, probably for lunch next time though."
Dined on 12/31/2013
SUPER in every way. Server (Amy)
did a great job, and was very friendly. All of our food was wonderful. This was our first visit, ut we will be back."
Dined on 12/14/2013
John's has always been a classic
in Birmingham. I has classic food with a gourmet twist. Ambience is old time diner in a metro area. Staff was very knowledgeable and friendly. Service was excellent. There is not much good dining in downtown Birmingham and I am glad to see that John's continues to be the place to go."
Dined on 12/13/2013
Each dish was prepared from
scratch with attention to detail and care. A wonderful and delicious dining experience."
Dined on 10/29/2013
The menu is interesting and I
enjoyed trying several different things. The food was excellent and the service was exceptional. The waitress was also our bartender because it was late at night on a week night and she did a great job of making me feel at home. I was traveling through Birmingham and she made me feel welcome. Will go anytime I am in that area. Perfect choice for a special evening."
Dined on 9/24/2013
Our server was very friendly,
knowledgeable and lots of fun. Food I would say was even better! They have an nice craft beer list, and cocktails are not to bad either. I love the relaxed diner atmosphere, makes you feel very comfortable and at home. I would strongly suggest the duck, it to die for. There is something for everyone to eat, and take my word for it you will not be disappointed. Cheers!"
Dined on 9/29/2013
This was our first visit to this
restaurant, and it was a decision based on feedback on OpenTable. We had reservations for 6:30 on a Friday night. When we arrived, we told the hostess that we had reservations. She told us she had just given away the only empty table right before we walked in. We waited for 45 minutes for a table to open up. Once we were seated, the owner brought us a complimentary fried okra appetizer since we waited so long (we both hate okra, but the gesture was nice anyway). Now to the good stuff. The food was AMAZING! We ordered the pimento cheese appetizer and it was better than good. My husband had the chicken and waffles and I had the pork chops with smashed potatoes and greens. Everything tasted fresh and homemade."
Dined on 9/14/2013
Had a GREAT first experience at
John's. The food was to die for and the service was outstanding! Will definitely be back again and again!"
Dined on 8/24/2013
It definitely would be a staple if
I worked in the area or lived in the area. As far as making it a place to drive to for no reason, hmm, maybe not. We had to be in the area as my husband and friend were playing at the new bar Krewe and wanted to try somewhere new within walking distance. There were no complaints. Everything was good. My spinach salad was delicious. When he plays in the area again, we will return. Other guest had the Club, and Meatloaf. Next time, we'll have to try the bread pudding!"
Dined on 8/17/2013
When I first moved to Birmingham,
I heard from several people that I had to try John's City Diner. I never did, because I was rarely downtown hungry. But on a recent trip that happened to fall during Restaurant Week, I went. I wish I had gone my first week in Birmingham, I enjoyed my dinner so much. The side salads were large and clearly made with fresh ingredients. I got the Trout Amandine, which was great. My boyfriend got the Meatloaf, which he enjoyed very much. For dessert, I got the Peanut Butter Pie (delicious), and he got the White Chocolate Bread Pudding (also delicious). John's City Diner also has many local (and not so local) craft beers. Our only regret for the meal was that we hadn't tried John's City Diner sooner."
Dined on 8/18/2013
The service was impeccible. We
were greated by our server immediately. Our server was prompt with drink refills (we never had to ask - she just showed up!) Our server was kind, engaging and just fun! The food was delicious and served quick after our order. One person at our table wanted Herb Crusted Chicken and was disappointed that they "were out". I saw a friend at the restaurant on the same night as my visit and I later asked him "How was your meal?'" He said that they were out of Chicken and Waffles and that he was dissappointed. Our visit was early (6:00 PM) on a Friday night, one would expect for all menu items to be available early on Friday nights. All-in-all, a good experience though. I will go back soon!"
Dined on 7/6/2013
I always plan for dinner at John's
City Diner before attending concerts at the BJCC. Love the convenience and the food is delicious. Great atmosphere and service."
Dined on 6/30/2013
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19 April 2011 - 6:44Singlespeed-apalooza 2011
OK, I'm going to get right to business here. This was an SSAP that was not to miss. See, I had a secret. I'm normally not very good at keeping secrets of this type, and I felt a little dishonest as I had to keep a secret from some of my dearest friends. About a week ago, I got a very frantic bunch of texts and Skype requests from my very good friend Mr Dejay Birtch. Seems that he went ahead and booked himself a flight so he could attend SSAP, but I was sworn to secrecy about the whole thing.
Obviously I told a few select people, but they were not liabilities, and I just had to tell someone. And as it turned out, there were going to be other Niner team riders there as well, Rebecca Tomaszewski, and Donna Miller. Add Niner super rep Mike and several kegs of Terrapin Beer, and oh, this was going to be fun times.
We left VT in JayPro's (aka Shatner) packed to the roof truck after I closed the shop up early on Saturday. The weather called for rain all day, but while we were on a road, a phone call from Mike and a couple of texts from Dough told us that it had not yet started to rain. Maybe we were going to get lucky? Um, no. By the time we got there, it was a steady rain, getting dark and getting cold. Mandy decided she was going to pre-ride the course. Jay and I decided we were going to stand around and drink beer at Dark Horse Cycles.
Now as a side note, I have to say that I am a huge fan of these guys. Not only do they have a great shop, and run a couple of super awesome events, but they are just fantastic people. It sucks I only get to see them once or twice a year, but every time I do, it's always a party.
So while we waited around for Mandy to finish catching a cold, we hung out in the upstairs of Dark Horse, chatting, having some beers and figuring out what we were going to do for dinner. I haven't seen Rebecca since SSWC09, and it was really nice to catch up with her. I still had to keep my mouth shut regarding the gate crasher though, and I have to tell you, this was very, very hard.
We ended up at a surprisingly good Italian joint across the street from the shop. There were about 15 of us, and the restaurant was very gracious about accommodating us. We had some pitchers of beer, but I was keeping an eye on the time. Eventually, the plane landed and I got the call. I got up and told DH George that I had to run to the airport to pick someone up, and left before anyone could speak.
But now, the rain had turned into a torrential deluge. I got Dejay, and we went back to the restaurant. The airport was literally 5 minutes away, so I was only gone long enough for Shatner to decide he ordered the wrong thing and figured it was cool to eat the lasagna that I ordered.
Needless to say, the look on everyone's face was priceless. DH George and Hawaiian Mike were beside themselves, and both Dejay and I were called a lot of names that are not appropriate for this blog, but all out of love.
After the dinner crew dissolved, we made our way to the hotel. Shatner is "new" to singlespeed racing, and went right to bed, while the rest of us stayed up for a few hours making sure we were appropriately malted for tomorrow's race. Dejay, Mandy, Dough and Ginger were hanging out for about an hour, when T-hom and his Boston crew showed up to help us get rid of all the beer we bought. We stayed up well past our bed time. It didn't matter, the rain was hitting the window in our room so hard, it sounded like rocks, not water. We figured it was best to enjoy the weekend in the company of good friends and conversation, than to wallow in what was to come tomorrow…
We woke in the morning to find that it had stopped raining at some point.
I told you this was going to be a Dick-esque post, you'll have to come back tomorrow for the "race" part of the report.
If you're not careful, I might try and milk this post all week.
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Project by Condor1 | posted 1444 days ago | 1750 views | 1 time favorited | 15 comments |
The Mission style bookcase is made from Cherry. I've have about 150 hours working time in the project, which is a gift for my daughter. The finish is one coat of Boiled Linseed Oil, wiped off after 15 minutes. I waited 4 days and applied one coat of Shellac, followed by two coats of Satin Poluurethane. The doors were the most difficult part but they make the piece.
My interest is mostly Arts and Crafts. Other projects I've made are a Bow Arm, Morris chair made from salvaged Cypress from Caddo Lake and a Green & Green, 3 drawer chest of drawers.
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very nice indeed -- Harry, Jackson Mi |
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Cool !!! -- Pat - Worker of Wood, Collector of Tools, Father of one |
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Great work…very nice. -- Wayne - Plymouth MN |
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Nice job on this bookcase. Are you going to post your other work? Oh, and welcome to Lumberjocks! -- Jonathan, Denver, CO "Constructive criticism is welcome and valued as it gives me new perspectives and helps me to advance as a woodworker." |
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Your daughter is a lucky lady !! I just love pieces like this. If you had more pics, including progress pics from along the way, I'd sure like to see them :-) Welcome to LumberJocks, indeed !! -- -- Neil |
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Nice job on the bookcase. -- CJIII Future cabinetmaker |
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Please post the G&G. I also am working on G&G inspired designs…. -- Jerry |
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Each election season, plenty of attention is placed on "negative" campaign ads. Thursday the Iowa Supreme Court heard a Siouxland case that could someday bring a new level of responsibility to those commercials.
"It's an opportunity for this court to say enough is enough. That at some point you can't just say anything with the intention of malice behind it and get away with it and that's what this is about," said Iowa Republican State Senator Rick Bertrand.
In 2012 a jury awarded Rick Bertrand more than $200,000 dollars after it decided then state senate candidate Bertrand was libeled and slandered by a campaign ad supported by his opponent Democrat Rick Mullin and the Iowa Democratic Party.
Despite the award, the jury was not able to hand out punitive damages and that's what is at the center of Thursdays supreme court hearing.
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The ad Bertrand sued over targeted his past employment as a sales agent with a drug company and included verbiage that quote "Bertrand's company" marketed dangerous drugs to children.
Jeana Goosmann represents Bertrand. She says the add falsely implies that Bertrand owned the company and directly lead to damages to companies he did own.
"This is far beyond hurt feelings," Goosmann told the high court. "Mr Bertrand had to clean up feces from his business sign from a tube of diapers. Being called a baby killer and so on and so forth."
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Chief Justice Mark Cady questioned if a ruling in Bertrand's favor could ultimately hurt the political process and first amendment rights. "Might we be helping on one hand but hurting on the other," said Cady. "Couldn't we very well suppress a political discourse by affirming this verdict?" he added.
It will likely be several months before the court offers an opinion on the case. Until then Bertrand says the decision is about more than just his heated battle with a Democratic challenger. "This isn't about Republicans or Democrats at this point," Bertrand said. "There are Republican ads out there that are just as nasty as Democratic ads . So this is really about putting some standards out there."
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Ruth Sager, 86, of Batesville, passed away Friday, March 1 at St. Andrews in Batesville.
She was a former resident of Portland and Greensburg.
Ruth was born Dec. 18, 1926 in Portland, the daughter of Jesse and Dorothy (Hines) Hammers. She graduated from Jefferson Township High School in Deerfield.
Ruth worked for First National Bank in Portland from 1948 until 1988 when she retired as Assistant Vice President of the bank. She was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church in Portland and the Greensburg United Methodist Church in Greensburg. She was a member of the Portland Evening Optimist Club.
Ruth married Elvin Sager on April 18, 1948 and he passed away on May 31, 2007.
Survivors include: son, Steve D. Sager (wife Su) of Sacramento, CA.; daughters Debra L. Flaspohler (husband Donald) of Batesville, and Cathy J. Sager (companion Joseph Calderazzo) of Washington. Sister Ruby Overholser (husband Lemoine) of Portland. Four grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a daughter Diana Vance.
Visitation will be held 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Williamson and Spencer Funeral Home in Portland.
Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Williamson and Spencer Funeral Home in Portland. Burial will follow in the IOOF Cemetery in Pennville.
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In a world of bland iPhone cases, Speck's GeoMetric definitely catches the eye. The asymmetrical, triangular relief is emphasized by variedly matte and shiny patches of color. Practically speaking, the rubbery texture gives the device better handling and gripability, and it's hard to argue with a color called DeathRock Black.Price: $29.95
Grove Bamboo
Our early favorite in the iPhone case race is Grove's Bamboo, which is milled from solid, FSC-certified bamboo, and boasts a slide-off bottom for easy docking. Color variations are limited to either amber or natural bamboo, and the bezel can be ordered in either stainless steel or black aluminum. The case adds only .07 inches of thickness to the device, and 20 more bucks gets you either an artist-designed case, or lets you design your own (by submitting to Grove's website). You can expect shipping to take four to six weeks at this point, but, if you can find something workable in the meantime, it's definitely worth the wait.Price: $49; $69 (customized)
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United SGP Leather Pouch Vintage Edition for iPhone 4
While flip-style iPhone cases are definitely an acquired taste, United SGP's Leather Pouch Vintage Edition is essentially a smaller version of its iPad counterpart. The distressed brown suede exterior and dark red fabric interior is a little bit cowboy and a little bit vampire. The inside is lined with microfiber, it's handmade in Korea (designed in California), and the case comes with a 30-day, money-back guarantee and a lifetime warranty.Price: $46
Belkin Armbands
Of all the major manufacturers, Belkin offered the most diverse lineup of cases at the iPhone 4's launch. In particular, the company's got the market virtually cornered in exercise-friendly armbands, with the DualFit, FastFit, OneFit and ProFit models, each of which has a different strap mechanism and construction. The Pro is the most laden with features, including a water-resistant, moisture-wicking material and a reflective safety stripe intended to protect your new device (and you, we guess) from oncoming drivers.
Price: $24.99 to $39.99
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iPhone 4 StealthArmor
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For those looking to protect their iPhone 4 as they would their firstborn, the Ballistic HC is ready and willing to provide the goods. By combining an interchangeable gel-like outer layer, a front-facing inward holster and a built-in screen protector, this thing will surely protect the gadget from drops and bumps. In addition, connector seals ensure that dust, sand and snot don't make their way into your precious. It's by no means the slimmest, subtlest case for your iPhone, but it's just about as tough as they come.Price: $49.99


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Once Upon A Time: Stunning Architecture
Saint Paul's castle is 112 years old, and Minnesota Landmarks is poised again to celebrate Landmark Center's timeless presence in the heart of our capital city with a grand celebration on Friday, November 7, 2014.
Since That Time: Inspiring Art
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At This Time: Remembering History
Our second annual gala will be an evening of festive merriment as guests are taken back to the Nineteen-teens and
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- 1913 Henry Ford develops the modern assembly line.
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- World War I broke out and a truce was declared on November 11, 1918.
- Prohibition began in the United States in 1919.
- The first modern zipper, the first pop-up toaster, the first crossword puzzle, the army tank, and stainless steel were invented.
- The first Jazz music is recorded.
- D.H. Lawrence publishes Sons and Lovers and Willa Cather publishes My Ántonia
- Artists Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse became influential.
- The major sport was baseball and the most famous player was Babe Ruth.
- 1920 - Women are given the right to vote.
- 1922 - Construction begins on Yankee Stadium in New York City, often dubbed the House that Ruth built.
Funds raised will support Landmark Center as an historic landmark and its variety of accessible arts and cultural programs.
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2. IF SUPREME COURT STRIKES DOWN OBAMACARE, MOST AMERICANS WANT REPLACEMENT: AP poll finds three quarters of Americans would want Congress and Obama to write new legislation on health care.
3. SANDUSKY TESTIMONY COULD BE TRIAL'S FINALE: Wednesday could be the last day of testimony in the Penn State abuse trial and so far no one knows if the former assistant coach will testify.
4. MUBARAK'S DETERIORATING HEALTH ADDS UNCERTAINTY TO EGYPT'S TRANSITION: Each of the two presidential run-off candidates claims victory in the contested poll.
5. FAST AND FURIOUS INVESTIGATION FOCUSES ON HOLDER: A Congressional committee will decide at 9 a.m. whether to hold the attorney general in contempt for failing to hand over additional documents.
6. BAIN CAPITAL MAY NO LONGER BE ROMNEY'S BANE: The presumptive GOP nominee spent years vetting people for jobs at the private equity firm, an experience that might help him pick his VP.
7. EXPERTS QUESTION SCIENCE BEHIND OPENING 9/11 HEALTH FUND TO CANCER PATIENTS: Some scientists say the links between 50 types of cancer and 9/11 toxic dust just don't exist.
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9. NBA: HEAT TOP THUNDER 104-98 in Game 4 of Finals: LeBron James and the Miami Heat are one win away from an NBA championship. Game 5 is Thursday night and James will have a chance to finish a championship chase that started in Cleveland before he famously -- or infamously -- left for South Florida before last season. No team has blown a 3-1 lead in the finals.
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Few terms carry greater emotional weight than the label genocide. The most important legal definition of genocide, according to the United Nations (UN) Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, is about to celebrate its 65th anniversary. Yet most Americans would be surprised to learn that scholars have yet to reach a consensus definition for this term. Raphael Lemkin, father of the word, looked back to the 18th century as he attempted to define genocide. More modern definitions, from that codified by the UN to those used in American classrooms, often have more than a hint of political influences attached to them. Scholars offer seemingly endless variety in their uses of the word. This lecture will explore the history of a very complicated term in an effort to answer the lingering question, what is genocide? Speaker: Dr. Keith Pomakoy, Dean of Arts and SciencesDate: Thursday, January 24th at 2:00 PM
The Protestant Reformation greatly affected English culture and changed theatre from primarily religious drama to secular drama. Characters found redemption in Medieval morality plays and damnation in Elizabethan tragedies. This lecture will review theatre classics to trace this phenomenon.Speaker: Emily Grigg, English and Theater InstructorDate: Wednesday, February 27th at 4:30 PM
The Great Recession of 2008 and its continuing aftermath has usually been understood as a problem of economic policy. But there is also a deeper clashing going on—conflicting theories about human nature. Are consumers rational calculators? Are people basically selfish, or basically good? How you answer these questions will affect what policy choices you make. Using a comparative religions approach, this lecture will explore the question of human nature in Christianity and Islam, and suggestions will be offered on how the different views help explain what happened in the Great Recession.Speaker: Dr. Craig Kubias, Philosophy and Religion InstructorDate: Tuesday, March 12 at 3:30 PM
The Gullah people, decedents of slaves who lived in the low country region of South Carolina and Georgia, trace their language and cultural roots to central and western African ancestors who were brought to Atlantic coast ports in the 16th-19th centuries via the transatlantic slave trade. Today, hundreds of years later, the unique customs and traditions of the Gullah people still exist in music, crafts, storytelling, cuisine and even the language still spoken along the South Carolina and Georgia coasts. The Gullah's various African words and dialect, when combined with the English language, creates a rich and unique language with hundred of cognate words presently used in American English. Many of the word roots can be traced back to West Africa and are commonly used by Americans of all races. This lecture explores the Gullah people, their language and it's presence in the modern world.Speaker: Holly Ireson, English Adjunct InstructorDate: Tuesday, April 9th at 4:30 PM


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There was truth to that. Growing up in Springfield, Ohio, Warren Britcher worked in a Greek hot dog shop. And he served up a ton of hot dogs at Yankees games. But Drew said he has scoured old menus from the Senate Restaurant and found no mention of hot dogs.
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AIM; Darkjaganshii
Empoleon [O]
Floatzel [O]
Gyarados [O]
Lanturn [O]
Lapras [O]
Ludicolo [O]
Quagsire [O]
Slowking [O]
Vaporeon [O]
Walrein [O]
Kingdra [R]
Raichu [WC]
TM 151 - Scald
Other; Was Sootopolis Gym Leader before Bee.
I'm not so sure about Raichu as a WC, but you do bring up some good points. While I think on that, you two can duke it out for the leader spot @Sequentio @AmericanTreeFrog
DP Revo or BW Revo
Helds On(Unless you both agree to remove them)
Slp/Frz/OHKO/Evasion Clauses
No Weather(Unless you both agree on some kind of weather)
No Terrain(Again, mutual decision)
No WC's allowed
EDIT: ATF is the new Cerulean gym Leader. @Pidge
Last edited by We Taste Pies...; 27th October 2011 at 08:03 PM.
Last edited by Pidge; 2nd November 2011 at 10:58 PM.
Fuchsia City Application
Gengar [OWN]
Drapion [OWN]
Crobat [OWN]
Nidoking [OWN]
Tentacruel [OWN]
Qwilfish [OWN]
Victreebel [OWN]
Venusaur [OWN]
TM: Venoshock
P.S., Can I have Tangrowth as a wild card? If not, whatever.
DoIPutNameHere (4:11:48 PM): Caterpie uses String Shot +2!
Trovita? Sure
Fighting: Conkeldurr (O)
Ground: Swampert (R)
Fire: Blaziken (O)
Poison: Crobat (O)
Ghost: Sableye (R)
Dark: Bisharp (R)
Psychic: Wobbuffet ._. (R)
Normal: Blissey (R)
Flying: Dragonite (R)
Dragon: Haxorus (R)
Ice: Cloyster (R, will probably change)
Grass: Ferrothorn (R)
Rock: Bastiodon (R, will most likely change)
Bug: Scizor (R)
Electric: Electivire (R, will probably change)
Water: Blastoise (R)
Steel: Aggron (R)
Ignore the huge amount of Rents, I'll acquire some of them soon.
(20:56:57) Luxis: All y'all are a bunch of Silly heads.
RIP Giruja. Why must you have been fake?
(17:58:01) daytwon: why am i watchin ot turtwig
(17:58:03) ±Dratini: daytwon was muted by Heather Star for 30 minutes! [Reason: inappropriate] [Channel: Trivia]
[15:26] Synthesis: he ain't godkilled
[15:27] Ebail: Zam was Syn
[15:27] Synthesis: it was an agreed sacrifice to the gods
You're the new Fuchsia leader. I'm gonna allow Tangrowth as a WC too. @Pidge
No @_@
Okay, so I'm done with being LO because gyms are dumb! I talked to them about it, and We Taste Pies... will drop Orange Islands and be the new LO for Unova. Meanwhile, Bumblebee will be the new LO for Orange Islands. I'll just be updating shiz until these dudes get mods or w/e. @_@
Last edited by Pidge; 5th November 2011 at 09:42 PM.