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Fashion as Art at the Arsht
As part of The Art of Fashion Show™ 2013 program, Artsy Productions USA presents "The Iconic Archive" costume exhibition exploring fashion as art at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts' Peacock Foundation Studio. Thematic installations highlighting authentic creations created and worn by Frida Cahlo, Celia Cruz, and Libertad Lamarque, will be displayed along with pieces by Alexander McQueen, Chanel, Christian Dior and Pucci. Monday, Dec. 2 – Saturday, Dec. 7, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. Tickets are $25; $15 for students and seniors. arshtcenter.org/tickets.
Artists Wanted
Segafredo L'originale is accepting submissions from photographers for inclusion on textiles that will wrap the new lounge furniture at the Lincoln Road location. Requirements: Black and white photography with red accents and up to 10 300 DPI and RAW files for consideration. Submissions due Dec. 30 at noon. facebook.com/segafredoloriginale or sze-orginale.com.
Rome Reborn
The Wolfsonian-Florida International University presents Rebirth of Rome, a program of three exhibitions that examine the aesthetics of dictatorship in interwar Italy. More than 200 objects, public works, murals, architecture, design and decorative arts from the 1920s – 1930s will be on loan from founder Mitchell Wolfson, Jr. and Marcello Cambi and the Wolfsonia in Genoa through Spring 2014. 1001 Washington Ave., Miami Beach; wolfsonian.org or 305-531-1001.
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- Art work donated to FIU by Jorge Pérez may be forgery
- Accessible Art: Art Basel sets attendance record, color in time and space with Carlos Cruz-Diez, and the Bakehouse Art Complex builds first public metal-casting foundry
- Cindy Crawford pays visit to Art Miami for debut of work in her likeness
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- Art Basel opens this week in an increasingly cultured city
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Yona Yona Ale - Yo-Ho Brewing Company
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Ratings: 94 | Reviews: 53 | Display Reviews Only:
4.75/5 rDev +24%
04-14-2013 12:46:01 | More by gnikola
4.75/5 rDev +24%
03-28-2012 06:15:04 | More by ggourde
4.58/5 rDev +19.6%
Clear copper in color, with minimal head and almost no lace. Very clear. The smell is rose hips with a coriander and pepper note. The taste is a fantastic blend of malt & hops, with a very mild hops note and a sweet finish that really brings it all together nicely. The mouthfeel has a nice body with a bit of carbonation. The drinkability is fantastic. Probably the most drinkable pale ale I've had.
04-08-2008 12:22:08 | More by roblowther
North Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +17.5%
09-04-2013 16:01:25 | More by DasBoot2112
4.5/5 rDev +17.5%
02-01-2012 03:08:55 | More by shigg85
New York
4.48/5 rDev +17%
I had at d.b.a. in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
A. It has a dark orange color, and it's opaque. It has a big foamy off-white head with some lacing.
S. Nice citrus and hop scent.
T/M. It has a sensational orange taste. Some mild bitter hops. It's fruity and more on the dark fruit side. A hefty rye like taste in the finish. Smooth with a mild bite.
O. A unique, beautifully fruity blend.
01-11-2014 22:40:58 | More by Amalak
4.45/5 rDev +16.2%
Poured into a chimay chalice (hey, its all I got :P)
appearance: golden amber color, very inviting. about one finger of creamy white head which slowly disappeared in a minute or two
smell: oh yeah, this is a real beer. no super dry for me today :D
taste: nice hop/malt balance. citrus-piney hops. great finish that begs for another sip.
mouthfeel: very good but i think i'd like a little more carbonation, could be a result of my poor glass selection though
drinkability: if it was just a bit easier to find and priced like all the shitty japanese macros, i'd drink it all the time
05-19-2008 08:04:31 | More by toweringpoo
4.43/5 rDev +15.7%
For a Japanese microbrew--(jee-bee-ru, as its known in Japanese) Yona Yona is one of the most widely available and affordable--at least here in Japan.
Appearance is good upon pour but head dissipates rather quickly. The color is a nice light brown--not cloudy at all.
Tastes slightly sweet but the hops balance it out just enough.
Good mouthfeel--crisp but on the light side as is a bit expected.
Love this one. Only a few others in my area I can get this easily and enjoy.
07-02-2011 12:59:57 | More by kansaiclikker
4.4/5 rDev +14.9%
this is the first good japanese beer I've found in japan. i've been living here for 2 years! that says a lot
looks a very transparent orange, the same color as the can. nice looking head, creamy white, sticks around for a minute.
smells good, citrus and fresh, vastly different from the J macros, much more inviting.
tastes even better, wow! nicely balanced with a satisfyingly bitter finish. a good example of a pale ale. this is as drinkable as beer gets, each one just calls for the next. addictive yona yona, as tomoko pointed out, means drink all night.
10-09-2005 15:46:12 | More by davidchollar
United Kingdom (England)
4.4/5 rDev +14.9%
Appearance: This beer started off a solid cloudy peach color, full of milky hand-pumped CO2 that gently wafts upward like a lifting fog to reveal a crystal-clear amber beer with an oh-so-creamy whitish buff-blush head. Great retention with solid, sticky lace.
Smell: I liked this beer out of the can, but one whiff and I could tell I was going to LOVE it out of the cask. Unexpected buttery notes came to me first, a surprise since the canned version didn't have any diacetyl presence. The malts and yeast offer loads of sweet fruit aromas - coconut, apple, white grape, palm nut - along with a burnt sugar/toffee tone. Hops are subdued, but still nice and Cascadey.
Taste: Complex yet mild, with everything from the nose, especially toffee and an ever-present grapefruity hop presence. Finish is clean, dry, with a lip-smacking lingering hop bitterness. Mmm.
Mouthfeel: Ridiculously smooth, medium-to-light-bodied and sticky yet crisp.
Drinkability: Yay. I could drink this all night, and possibly every night.
06-01-2007 01:50:48 | More by soulgrowl
4.4/5 rDev +14.9%
Very drinkable beer with a solid body and very nice mouthfeel. Citrusy hops with worthy and sweet malt backbone. Smell is that of lovely C hops and the thick head out of the can and beautiful burnt orange in very inviting.
Overall, I really like this beer, I will seek it out on draft and in cask.
12-30-2008 09:28:32 | More by Tsuriman
4.38/5 rDev +14.4%
Wow. I just got this at whole foods. This is a really great brew. I never thought Japanese craft beer was this good. Canned, no doubt.
A: Golden orange with a thing head, fine bubbles.
S: Smell is actually rather boring.Thin whisps of orange/citrus malt.
T: Its like light liquid bread with a light hops and a ultra light bitter. Very good balance of malt and hops. Utterly pleasant.
M: Really good. Its creamy, light, smooth, slight carbonation. Veery good.
M: Creamy, smooth, nice amount of carbonation--excellent.
I need to find a way to buy cases of this stuff.
11-07-2011 04:02:44 | More by zeio
4.33/5 rDev +13.1%
Bright copper in colour with a smallish head but nice lacing. A really fresh, fruity, hop driven nose. Soft malt notes in the background. Plainly a perfectly balanced pale ale. Really smooth, spot on bitterness and mild carbonation. A bit of a surprise, I wasn`t expecting it to be this good. Great beer.
03-18-2010 00:11:15 | More by juju7
4.25/5 rDev +11%
12-15-2013 02:35:02 | More by ironchefkook
4.25/5 rDev +11%
09-10-2013 21:54:09 | More by pkenkman
4.15/5 rDev +8.4%
350mL can as pictured, freshness date 0912上 (before December 2009, if I'm reading it right). Braille beside the ring-pull, don't know Braille.
A: Dark amber brew with an off-white head, low carbonation yet admirable head retention (good head retention for the style), and sticky lacing. Looks appealing. 4.0
S: Might have been served too cold, not getting a whole lot of volatile aromas coming off. Some generic hoppiness and dark dried fruit aromas, but it's not giving enough away. Pleasant but indistinct. 3.5
T: Taste is rich, sweet, satisfyingly full, malty and ale-hoppy on the tongue, and especially bitter on the palate. True to style, the expected flavours such as raisins, raw sugar, even pineapple are all there. Nice and fruity, but tastes like a beer, not like tropical punch, like some ales like this (Badger Champion especially has the tropical punch aroma for example). A sweetness can be detected even on the lips. This is a well-made brew, and the depth of flavour is difficult to fault. I haven't sat down and contemplated a beer like this in quite a while. 5.0
M: In the mouth it's a good blend of astringency and stickiness. Could afford to be a little more carbonation, but otherwise goes down nicely. 4.0
D: I wouldn't crave half a dozen of these, they're better enjoyed sipping one and moving onto something more cleansing. The stickiness is nice but would be cloying after the third beer. A nice beer to sit and contemplate, but you'd feel a little bloated if you had too many of them. 3.0
Overall: Refreshing, but not the kind of beer you want at noon on a humid midsummer's day in southern Japan. But thankfully the relentless heat happened a month ago, and I can enjoy this beer on a cool September eve.
This is better than I remember it, I needed a friend to remind me to try it again. A solid ale from a land where true beer is found in less than trace amounts.
09-14-2009 11:59:54 | More by Weizenmensch
New York
4.15/5 rDev +8.4%
A: The beer is slightly hazy yellowish orange in color and has a slight amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a quarter-finger high off white head that quickly died down, leaving lacing on the surface and a thick ring of creamy bubbles around the edge of the glass.
S: There are aromas of fruity yeast and pale malts in the nose along with some hints of citrusy hops.
T: The taste is very similar to the smell and has flavors of bready malts and both citrus and pine resin hops.
M: It feels medium-bodied, smooth and somewhat creamy on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: The beer is very well balanced and has a good amount of hops to keep the taste interesting compared to other beers in the style. It's very easy to drink yet also complex enough to sip and savor.
12-16-2011 03:59:06 | More by metter98
British Columbia (Canada)
4.15/5 rDev +8.4%
Pours quite turbulent, sampled cask-conditioned at Beer Belly in Osaka. It settled to a beautiful dark red-gold, with a perfect creamy off-white head. It is a beauty to look at - but enough with looking. I want to drink!
There's a really gorgeous floral hop aroma, tempting me to sip.
The body is creamy and smooth. The flavour is excellent. If anything, the noble hops come out more here even than in the aroma, but are balanced nicely by sweet malts which carry well into the finish.
This is an extremely drinkable ale. If you get the chance to try it cask-conditioned, don't pass it up.
01-15-2005 15:43:28 | More by thesilverhand
4.13/5 rDev +7.8%
Was quite surprised to find this on cask.
Amber ruby color with a super fine 3 cm head. Thick shield of lace.
Explosive aroma. I could smell the amazing hops from a meter away.
Long mild malt flavor ending on a light and delicious caramel finish. I mean long, as in 15 minutes after finishing my glass I had a wonderful warming, caramel aftertaste. However, the hops are amazing throughout the glass. The flavor was disarmingly light (though by no means a lite beer) dispite the amazing aroma and long lasting finish.
Enjoyable and quite an experience.
02-04-2004 13:17:29 | More by Naerhu
Ontario (Canada)
4.13/5 rDev +7.8%
Nice clear amber body with a creamy white head that leaves sheets of lace - a very nice appearance. Lots of fruit in the aroma - apple some beery, perhaps even some grapfruit, along with a pleasing caramel tone. The flavour is very soid and the lead contributors are the caramel and grapefruit aspects, although the general fruitiness observed in the aroma is still present in the background. The whole package is very well-balanced. The body is as good as you can hope for on cask. Nice and smooth, with minimal carbonation and a pleasing depth.
I could see this being a go to beer for me if I lived in Japan. I don't know how it compared to the canned version, but this was a very well crafted real ale and something the brewers should be very proud of.
10-21-2008 13:52:59 | More by bobsy
4.05/5 rDev +5.7%
Color is golden amber and crisp clean. Decent head at pour and lingers to a pencil eraser thickness around the rim of the glass. Smell is very balanced - some mid based hops leaning to grassy with malts leaning towards brown sugar and candy. Flavor is also nicely balanced but oddly milder than the nose. Still a nice beer.
10-20-2012 14:28:48 | More by Oakenator
4.05/5 rDev +5.7%
Poured from 350mL can into a pint glass.
Appearance: pale orange hue with a touch of haze and two fingers of frothy ivory foam. Attractive.
Smell: rich malt aroma with a good helping of earthy, noble hops. It is well-composed and balanced -- I like it.
Taste: rich, sweetish malt with a little bit of grain and biscuit sitting at the end. Hops are not as intense in the flavor as in the aroma, and here they have a more floral character; bitterness is balanced and extremely smooth. Some of the specific flavors are not my cup of tea but there's a nice dynamism to the flavor which I really appreciate.
Mouthfeel: medium body with a big, big dose of carbonation which yields a supremely creamy beer for the style. This part *is* my cup of tea.
Overall: this is a very enjoyable beer; it is well-executed and it has a lot of variety to offer in the flavor department.
09-01-2011 01:50:49 | More by flagmantho
4.05/5 rDev +5.7%
A: Beautiful dark golden-orange with a thin, white head of medium-fine bubbles.
S: Malty, with some citrus notes from the aroma hops.
T: Each sip starts out malty--though not too malty--and is followed by a delicate, but pleasantly noticeable, hoppy bitterness that lingers on the tongue. Excellent balance should please malt and hops lovers alike.
M: Creamy, smooth, nice amount of carbonation--excellent.
Yona Yona Ale is by far the best value in Japanese craft beer, costing just around 25% more than the mainstream lagers (260 yen vs. 210 yen) but offering double or triple the flavor. It's also increasingly available at convenience stores and supermarkets around the country. While its cost likely makes it impractical as a go-to beer outside of Japan, it nevertheless is an excellent example of an English pale ale and a godsend for those in Japan seeking good beer on a budget or outside of the major metropolitan areas. Yona Yona is also available on cask in pubs throughout the Tokyo area.
09-10-2011 08:12:14 | More by pettis
4.04/5 rDev +5.5%
Can, poured into a goblet.
A: Golden color, slightly hazy. Relatively small head, only the lacing stuck around.
S: Citrus! Hops are present but not overwhelming. Grapefruit, orange, smells really stand out.
T: Grapefruit/citrus hits right away, Hops become more prominent, but are well balanced by the malts. Finish is dominated by malty/bready flavors.
M: Slightly creamy, malty mouthfeel.
O: Interesting pale ale. Smell seems to be hop/citrus dominated but the malts really stand out in the taste. I like it, different than your standard APA.
05-14-2013 03:29:46 | More by TokyoCO
4.03/5 rDev +5.2%
Another new brewery featured at Grape and Gourmet in Virginia Beach. This is the first of the three beers I bought there. Pours an nice amber color with a small white head that fades quickly. Leaves light lacing on the glass.
Aroma is great. A nice blast of citrus hops. Almost IPA like.
Taste backs off a bit from the aroma. Ther is some good citrus hops balanced by caramel and bready hops. The taste is more what you would expect from a Pale Ale than the aroma.
Mouthfeel is crisp, not too weak.
Overall this would be a solid everyday Pale Ale except for the price...$5.00 a can
05-24-2011 23:53:39 | More by JayQue
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Catherine's Restaurant
- Address:
1701 West Doe Run Rd.
Kennett Square, PA 19348Neighborhood:
Kennett Square
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Catherine's Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.catherinesrestaurant.com/
- Phone: 6103472227
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast and Lunch: Tuesday - Friday: 11:00am - 2:00pm, Saturday: 11:00am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Wednesday - Friday: 6:00pm - close, Saturday: 2 seatings: 6:00pm and 8:30pm; Brunch: Sunday: 11:00am - 2:00pm
- Payment Options: Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Kevin M. McMunn
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: BYO Liquor, Chef's Table, Delivery, Farm to Table, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access
- Catering: Catherine's is available for private party rental and also offers exquisite menu creations for your special occasion. Please contact Marybeth for additional info. The restaurant also features their famous Boxed Lunches TO GO as well as a wonderful array of delicious sandwich trays for corporate/office lunches. Chef Kevin McMunn & his team make everything fresh daily including the breads & desserts. The Organic* Turkeys & Chicken are roasted for all sandwiches. Local Delivery is available for a fee.
- Private Party Facilities: Catherine's intimate dining room makes for an exceptional setting for your special occasion. The stunningly beautiful restaurant seats up to 50 people and is lit entirely by candles - over 125! Garden Patio seats 20. Available for private party rental. Rental fee is applied. Friday & Saturday Special Quote upon Request.
- Private Party Contact: Maybeth Brown 6103472227
- Entertainment: The Gallery at Catherine's is located next door to the Restaurant and features incredible local artists every month. "Feast on Brunch & Savor the Art!" The Gallery is available for viewing during restaurant hours of Tuesday thru Sunday - Lunch & Dinner. Gallery closed January thru March.
- Special Events: Please see www.catherinesrestaurant.com for upcoming events.
A word from Catherine's Restaurant
Catherine"s Restaurant is a charming BYOB nestled in the heart of Chester County's horse country. An upscale casual destination restaurant, located in the historic (c. 1851) Unionville General Store, Catherine's is 'dining at it's BEST.' (Philadelphia Inquirer) Chef Kevin McMunn's "Wild Mushroom & Lump Crab Soup is EXQUISITE." - Craig Laban. Catherine's is one of the Delaware Valley's top BYOB's and has earned many accolades over the past decade. They are rated EXCELLENT by Zagat. Chef Kevin McMunn and his partner & wife Marybeth Brown are an exceptional team that pay homage to Brown's grandmother, Catherine, with their warm and welcoming hospitality and unbelievably delicious food! The gorgeous dining room is lit entirely by candles - over 125 - which adds to the special touch of mini flashlights which come with every menu. Catherine's has recently added Lunch and weekend Brunch to their dining hours. The Blueberry Lemon Ricotta Pancakes are the perfect way to end the weekend!Continued
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Catherine's Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
145 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (80)fit for foodies (79)neighborhood gem (79)great for outdoor dining (78)romantic (70)great for brunch (36)great for lunch (27)good for groups (12)scenic view (6)hot spot (3)kid-friendly (2)notable wine list (1)late-night find (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- City dining in the burbsRosebud1128VIPDined on 8/29/2014This was our second time at Catherine's and we will return. Scrumptious food in a pleasant atmosphere; very interesting decor, can't help but smile at all the creative touches.Special Features:
- Rustic Chester County GemWhenHarryMetSallyDined on 8/29/2014Had a wonderful dinner with just the right portions. Very unique space which used to be the General Store in the village of Unionville. Will definitely return.Special Features:
- Comfortable gourmetOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/28/2014Had a lovely evening with great food, friendly service, and a pleasant setting where the background music did not drown out the conversation!Special Features:
- DisappointingOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/28/2014I was disappointed on several levels. I had eaten there several years ago and had fond memories of the food and service. We went there for our wedding anniversary which I had indicated on the reservation form. The restaurant was extremely slow that evening(Thursday) with only 3 other tables being served. We brought a bottle of champagne with us and our waitress promised to get champagne glasses. Somehow she forgot and we had to remind her after waiting for the glasses for about 15 minutes. The food was okay-nothing to write home about. After finishing our entrees, it seemed that we waited almost 1/2 an hour for our plates to be cleared from the table. As I mentioned, the restaurant was nearly empty. Service and food were below par.Special Features:
- Our Chester County favTheMacsDined on 8/27/2014Always excellent food, friendly service, and a great experience. Last night we forgot our wine and our server offered complimentary glasses of Merlot. I couldn't decide between two desserts and she said "how about I bring you half of each?"Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BridgeexpertVIPDined on 8/23/2014It is quite enjoyable. Lovely inn like setting but was quite noisy initially. It was very busy. Nice menu. Well prepared food.Special Features:
- Delicious BYOOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 8/22/2014Four of us had a wonderful dinner. Mushroom soup, Spinach Salad, Goat Cheese appetizers were great....the Five Spice Pork with Fig Reduction, Shrimp with Ravioli Special and Short Rib Agnolotti were delicious. Desserts were not to be missed....the flourless chipotle chocolate cake....yumm! The restaurant wasn't totally full, but was very loud...parking could be a challenge.Special Features:
- Delicious DiningHappyGoLuckyDined on 8/16/2014We were looking for a BYOB in Chester County and discovered Catherine's. The four of us loved our meals. We each had a different entree which included tuna steak, scallops, crab cakes, and shrimp with noodles. Three of us enjoyed the mushroom/crab soup and the other person had a salad for appetizers. For dessert, two of us had the raspberry sorbet, and the others had a bread pudding and a peach and raspberry tart. Everything was so yummy, and we can't wait to return. The outside dinning was very inviting, and there were no bugs.Special Features:
- A great dinnerMikeDined on 8/16/2014Four of us were here for dinner. The wild mushroom soup was fantastic. I never eat here without starting my meal with a bowl of this excellent soup. Two of us had crab cakes , one had scallops and one had the special for the night - lamb chops. All were done just right and were excellent. The risotto that came with it was great too. We shared a piece of excellent key lime pie to top it off. Overall, a great meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerhmacDined on 8/15/2014Great place for a special occasion. Service was excellent. BYOB, so we brought a nice Pinot Grigio. The Mushroom Soup with Lump Crabmeat was excellent as was special salad of Baby Greens with Pistachio Encrusted Goat Cheese and Black Fig Dressing. I had a very good Filet Mignon and my wife had the Scallops which were both very good. The Strawberry Mojito sorbet was an excellent finish to a great evening. Reasonable pricing for the quality of the meal. I wish it was closer to my home!Special Features:
- We will returnPepedinningexperiencesDined on 8/15/2014Short menu but effective. The service was punctual and always attentive. BYOB is always an attraction for any dinning experience.Special Features:
- Wonderful SettingOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/14/2014The outdoor patio is a lovely setting that matches the outstanding quality of the food and service.Special Features:
- memorablebhwriterDined on 8/13/2014happened to go- no real reason to. WHAT A NICE SURPRISE- the food was outstanding. All 6 of us shared bites & everyones food was not good it was SPECTACULAR. Food prepared really well- all parts of the meal outstanding. the mushroom soup is a must now my favorite. Will be returning that is a fact. Service was lovely & super helpful & went out of their waySpecial Features:
- Excellent Dinnerluv2dineoutDined on 8/9/2014We had heard wonderful things about Catherine's Restaurant and decided to try it ourselves. Glad we did, it was excellent! Mushroom Crab soup is a must have ~ delicous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charming with and artistic flare...luvtoeatoutDined on 8/8/2014We ate outside. The patio is so nicely decorated with nick knacks and candles. The food was great as always. We go to this restaurant once a month when we feel like treating ourselves to a special evening. It was never let us down. This month the owners are celebrating their 15 year of operations. I hope they have another 15.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love it!BooksandchaiDined on 8/3/2014This is my second time eating at Catherine's for brunch, and it just keeps getting better and better. Pastries are to die for, and our waitress brought out some samples for us to try before our food came that were delicious. I ordered the bananas foster Belgium waffle and it was by far the best breakfast I've ever had in a restaurant. Definitely my favorite breakfast place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/2/2014Great food, great service. The blackened scallops appetiser by itself is enough reason to visit ( again ).Special Features:
- 36andcounting36andcountingDined on 8/2/2014My husband and I enjoyed a superb dining experience. The weather permitted sitting outside in a charming garden space. The entrees while a little high were worth the expense-good ingredients preparedly wonderfully. Coffee afrter dinner was amazing. Service was attentive. My only complaint-corkage fee in BYOB? Seriously? This is a pet peeve of mine. However, the overall experience was just great. We will go back--love to try the brunch!Special Features:
- An excellent findjustwannaliveDined on 8/1/2014I used to drive past this place on my way to work through the back roads towards Delaware. I started hearing some really good things about it and the quality of the food. I took my wife here for our anniversary dinner and it was excellent. Service was great. Kennet Square is just down the street so we went there for a nice evening walk after.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Catherine's RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/30/2014Received recommendation from local B & B. Excellent meal from beginning to end - - greeted warmly upon arrival and noted that reservation made on Open Table. Food specials were seafood - which we love. Perfectly presented and beans prepared just right. Received a "taste" of an extra dessert at no charge - - "just because." On leaving, was given a dessert to provide to B & B owners for thanking them for recommending Catherine's. Lastly, option of BYOB was great - - made the occasion all the better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Bullied Love
By Esraa A., new york, NY
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First DayWhy is it all so complicated
Baby this should be simple
It's telling me mental
When you back it up
It really drives me crazy
And you know what I'm into oohhh
Make me forget what we arguing about yeah
I woke up to the sound of Chris brown singing love more. I got out of bed taking my pink blanket with me on the floor. I shut the alarm and my eyes got wide opened when I saw that it was 9:29 am. "MOM!" I screamed "I AM LATE FOR SCHOOL." I ran to my closet put on my grey sweatpants and threw on a black long sleeve shirt that was on the floor with the word love written in pink on the front. Rushing to the bathroom, I call mom once again to make sure she heard me. "Alright... I'll drop you off," I heard mom say with her sick voice. I tied my hair high into a messy bun and put on a little mascara. Running downstairs I grab the potato chips that were left on the couch last night and my black purse with a pink bow walking towards the door.
"Mom I'm ready," I said stepping outside to wait in the car.
Car rides with mom were always fun. She would be blasting 92.3 radio stations and always moving her shoulders to the rhythm. Besides that, her car always smelled like pink chiffon. I sat there in the passenger seat pressed up against the window eating my chips. "So are you excited about your first day of school?" Mom asked. I looked at her, "I'm nervous mom, what if people don't like me?"
"Try to make new friends" she said.
"Mom, you know I have trouble making new friends."
She laughed, "Honey I was just like you always had trouble speaking to new people. I know it's hard but I have learned that if you talk with confidence, people will love to get to know you"
Mom did have a point with being confident with myself, but she would never understand how hard to be the new girl because she was in the same school since k-12 with the same people. She didn't need to worry about meeting new people. I just nodded my head to avoid moms' mini lessons in life and looked out the window watching the houses and trees go by.
"We're here," mom said. I stepped outside the car smiled and waved at mom. "Have fun," she said driving off until I couldn't see her red Porsche anymore. I took a deep breath and turned around, "please be a great year," I said to myself as I walked to the front door. "You are late" the security guard says to me once I walk in. "I'm sorry it's my first day and I'm not sure where to go," I said with a smile. " oh welcome to Roswell high school, you need to go to the office it's the 2nd door on the left," she said " here take this you will need it." She handed me a paper, looking at it, the paper reads LATE PASS → Excuse new student. I nodded and said thank you then went to the 2nd door to the left.
OFFICE the door read, I knocked and entered. The office smelled like old newspapers but in a good way. "Good morning," I said sitting on of the black chairs in front of the principal. looking at his desk I read his name bar 'Mr. Allen' in small font right under that the word principal was written. I looked up to see this young man in his 30s smiling at me, he said, "Good morning, you must be Carly Scott the new sophomore."
"Yes I am," I said smiling back
"Well, here's your schedule," he said while handing me an orange paper
"Oh okay thank you Mr. Allen," I mumbled looking over it as I got up.
"Hope you have fun" I heard Ms. Allen says. I smile and exit; looking down at my schedule I see that I have English first period in room 201. I went to the second floor and looked for room 201. I enter the room and all eyes were on me. This woman with black hair and pale skin looked at me. "Hello Carly I'm Ms. Rose, welcome to English class," she said
"Good morning, Ms. Rose" I said handing her the paper I got from the security guard.
"Class, please welcome Carly Scott, she will be spending the year with us." She said, "Carly, please take a seat next to Cindy." Ms. Rose pointed to a seat next to this girl with brownish hair and hazel eyes. She was so pretty. I walk over and took a seat. Soon as I sit Cindys' hand gets raised "Ms. Rose I don't have enough space to sit, Ms. Scott here took all the space. Can I move next to matt?" My face got red and I heard giggles from the back tables.
"CINDY that is not a way to talk to your peers, please take a step outside. I need to talk to you." Ms. Rose eyes moved as Cindy made her way to the door. I moved my stool to the edge of the table so Cindy has space when she comes back. I sat there speechless taking a closer look at the paintings around the room. They all had Ms. Rose's signature and looked beautiful. Then the door opened. Ms. Rose entered followed by Cindy rushing to her seat.
"So Cindy, do you want to tell Carly something"
I could hear Cindy breathe through her nose so loudly wanting to kill me.
"I'm sorry Carly for being rude."
I looked at her and said, "It's alright."
The rest of class time was going well, until the last five minutes of class when Ms. Rose wanted me to go up and give a little information about myself.
I've always hated speaking in front of people. I remembered mom words 'be confident'.
I stepped to the front and looked at everyone. "Umm, hi guys. My name is Carly Scott. I just moved here from New York and yeah." My palms were sweaty and my heart beat increase every minute.
"What got you from New York to Florida?" Ms. Rose asked.
"Well, my dad is an actor and they wanted him to film here and my mom is a model for Victoria secret. They need for her to take pictures on the beach, so my parents decided to move to Florida."
Cindy mouth opened wide "NO WAY YOUR DAD IS KEVIN SCOTT!!"
"Yup that's my dad. "I never liked tell about my family because I thought people will fake our friendship to get to know my parents, but I felt that I had to be honest and start with a clean slate.
"Are you sure? And why did you decide to come here to Roswell?"
"Yes, I am sure, and I came here because I want to become an art teacher. Not really into acting or modeling."
"Wait, if your mom is a model then why don't you have her body?" Cindy sounded like those mad bitches that always get food spilled on them at the end of a movie. Since I wanted to have a clean slate I was being honest.
"I know that I have a..." I paused knowing that the next words were going to bring me down but I had to say it, "I have big body, but I have dad's brown hair and my mom's blue eyes."
The bell rang and in less than a second no one was in sight except for Ms. Rose.
"I knew that would work" she said smirking.
"What would work?"
She laughed, "Carly, I made you tell us about your family because I thought that it's better if people knew you".
"Ohhh, well I better get to my next class. Don't want to get a late pass again." I said taking my bag and schedule off the table.
Looking down at my schedule, I see that I have gym second period. I always hated gym. I knew I had to make it this year to get the credit.
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The TTIP deal President Obama signed makes the European Union the largest market in the world. The Transatlantic Trade Agreement allows corporations to manufacture goods and services in foreign markets employing foreign labor WITH NO TARIFFS upon entry into the United States. With higher wages in America, we are finding businesses already shifting their major operations to foreign markets with much lower tax-basis like Mexico, Canada, Ireland and UK says Mr. Dean.
Many American's recall NAFTA, a similar commerce trade agreement that hit the U.S. working class family hard in the wallet devastating their income and stunting jobs. Do you recall 1992 when Ross Perot said "we're going to hear that giant sucking sound of jobs going South" … well stayed tuned America we're about to see a giant sucking sound of jobs going overseas to Europe.
Many believe the United States given it's massive $18 Trillion debt, poor education ranked (25th worldwide), broken health care system (with 75 million baby-boomers set to retire by 2016) and crumbling infrastructure ($3.6 Trillion) in upgrades needed … will leave the American people completely exposed and unable to compete on the world economic stage.
Overall, says Mr. Dean, our clients are looking for growing economic opportunity in emerging and developed countries that offer better tax structures friendly to business and political systems that are efficient; not riddled by special interest money that muddles the decision making process which has taken over the govt. leadership in the United States.
As a businessman, we've all got to make long-term choices on which markets present the best opportunity for prosperity but the United States has fallen way-down the list in this regard comments Mr. Dean.
Consumer spending growth in America is anemic and about to get worse as the standard of living continues to drop. Inability of leaders in Washington D.C. to produce solutions is a long-term issue that will take the next 20-years to correct.
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Deer Park School Board incumbent Eric Keller and challenger Marie Layman must wait until Nov. 29 to determine the outcome of the general election race.
Keller currently leads Layman 1,390-1,350 for the at-large director position thanks to a strong showing in Stevens County.
Each of the three county election offices that encompass part of the school district will not release another vote count until Tuesday when all general elections must be certified.


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Video: Lewis Pugh on Hydrofracking
Lewis Pugh is a British environmentalist, maritime lawyer and Oceana ally. He was the first person to complete a long distance swim in every ocean, and is probably best known for two impressive feats: his 2007 swim across the North Pole to highlight the melting of Arctic sea ice, and a swim across a glacial lake in the Himalayas 2010 to draw attention to the region's melting glaciers.
Last week Pugh spoke in Cape Town, South Africa against Shell's proposed fracking in the country. Fracking, short for hydraulic fracturing, is a method of extracting natural gas by pumping chemicals, sand, and water underground to break apart rock and release gas. (For more on the controversial practice of hydrofracking see Grist and the New York Times.)
While Oceana doesn't have a campaign directly dealing with the practice of hydrofracking, we are certainly aligned with Pugh on his bottom line: it's time to transition away from fossil fuels and toward clean energy. Here's a clip of Pugh's powerful speech:
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• A permanent tourism display will travel to county events. Turner will organize volunteers for Canoefest and Freudenfest. Ormsby proposed earmarking $500 for the display and two prizes for each event: an overnight stay voucher at a B-and-B or hotel of the winner's choice; and gift certificate to the restaurant of choice. Those entering for prizes will take a survey and submit e-mail and hometown addresses. Out-of-staters will receive future e-mails from the commission about county activities.
• Two companies competed to design a 24-page color brochure touting county assets: Kendel George of Heavenbound Customs, Brookville; and Ranee Hinton and Kami Ohmer of Be Big Studios, Harrison, Ohio. The commission awarded the project to George, who estimated it will cost $1,600. Ormsby wanted more specific presentations from both firms about online pieces.
• To advertise county bed-and-breakfasts, member Jo Ball, Metamora, investigated Web sites and recommended the online national site BnBFinder.com. The board will offer each B-and-B the opportunity to choose a level of site membership ($129, $199 or $299 annually), then FCCRVC will reimburse half of the cost, Beck explained.
• Ken Brown, who owns the Web site Brookvillelake.com, approached the commission about advertising in the first annual Brookville Laker magazine, which will promote county recreation, dining, lodging, events and real estate. He will distribute 30,000 copies to rest areas, regional chambers and popular locations. Turner proposed buying a two-page ad costing $2,296, but Campbell was in favor of a one-page ad at first. With a wait-and-see attitude, the commission may advertise next year.
• Beck asked if FCCRVC wanted to advertise in Travel Indiana, "a beautiful, beautiful magazine" that reaches 100,000 every three months. It is distributed in hotel rooms, grocery stores, 28 Indiana visitors centers, three college campuses and 500 businesses. They voted to have George create a half-page ad for the July-September issue and a quarter-page ad for the October-December one.


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Great show and singer. Makes me feel good about living in Arizona!
I went to this event last year and it is worth the $$$.
Totally agree with Erin Jaye. Climb out of the 70s and stop body shaming.
Apparently Irene didn't take much from Mari's Body Revolution cover storyin the March 20-26 issue. http://www.tucsonweekly.com/tucson/body-revolution/Content?oid=4026028.
If she had, maybe she would have thought about not immediately starting this blurb by injecting every reader with anxiety about their figure, making them question whether or not they're in 'good enough' shape to attend. I mean this blurb is supposed to be promotional, not alienating... no? How about "Whatever you did or didn't do to get ready for pool season, shed your clothes and have a great f*cking time"?
Now excuse me while I finish my ice cream and try on the hot dog underwear I bought for this party.
Was the Kennedy bust originally on it?
Hardly a day or week goes by when I think of all the wonderful Bradbury stories I've enjoyed over the decades and how much I miss having him here with us in this plane of reality. Thank you Ray for all the wonderful entertainment!
Menlo Park! (not Melo Park)
Why has City Week "PICKS" become one item? And this one has run for 3 consecutive weeks. Is this a sponsored page now?
McDorman & Starr NOT founders
This looks great! Can't believe this is the first time I'm hearing about it
This author is amazing, whoever you are D.M. props to you! Keep up the good work mystery man ;]
Great article!
Love this article! Wish I could've participated as a child!
I did not grow up in Tucson. Instead my adolescence was spent mostly in California. I was thrown out of my home by age 16 and lived on the streets. During this time I came to the same conclusion as Mr. Austin's, people really do not care about the homeless. Since then I have straightened my life out and accomplished a number of great things. The experiences from my youth have certainly made me more altruistic. Although I don't do everything that I can to help at the moment, I do at least make an effort to help. Ultimately I would like to do more, like Mr. Austin. His efforts are exploratory and inspiring.
"It is believed that the infamous 1930s bank robber John Dillinger used this room before he was arrested in a Tucson neighborhood...." May I ask: B Y W H O M? Certainly not by anyone who knows the first damnthing about those events. These kinds of preposterous little lies are glibly tossed off only by those wishing to hype the hotel. "Some believe..." is always a tipoff that somebody's trying to blow a forest fire's worth of smoke up one's skirt. But it's in print, and it stands. It will be picked up by future writers and passed along ad nauseum as gospel until it finally becomes "true".
Thank you for the write up on my event! I would just like to add that my email is email@example.com. - Bill
'Tis the Season for JAZZ
Thank you for the great article, but I would like to clarity some very important items. TICKETS are $20 adults, $15 students/seniors, children under 12 FREE. You incorrectly stated seniors are free. We would hate to have a crowd of angry seniors at the door. Not the holiday spirit we are looking for. Also the TJI Ellington Big Band did not perform in Chicago this year. They performed in NYC, Fullerton & Monterey CA twice, most recently in the Monterey Jazz Festival.
Tickets are available online: www.TucsonCommunityMusicSchool.com.
Intermission will consist of desserts. Raffle and auctions items will be on display. Every seat at Berger PAC is GREAT. It is located on the campus of the AZ School for the Deaf and Blind.
Questions call Scott Black 971-6694.
Exotica - Nov 10 @ The Rock - 21+ - Very excited to bring kink/exotic events to Tucson. Going to have a huge show with people from all over southern AZ. A great event to let your kink lose!
I remember this event. thats why were have decided to do another one. stay tuned


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A panel estimation of the relationship between income, electric power consumption and CO2 emissions
AbstractThis paper aims to give a contribution on the still questioned bell-shaped relationship between carbon dioxide polluting emissions and economic growth, which is commonly known in the literature as the Environmental Kuznets Curve hypothesis. In particular, it develops a panel analysis for a group of 77 countries, including 22 OECD and 55 NON-OECD units, over the period 1971-2006. We specify the estimated model by taking into account the role of electric power consumption and compare the performance of alternative panel estimators for a quadratic and cubic specification of the empirical model. Our findings seem to go in favor of the EKC relationship for the entire sample. However, this outcome is not confirmed when moving the analysis at sub-sample level where results highlight a non homogeneous picture across different groups of nations.
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Related researchKeywords: Panel analysis; Environmental Kuznets Curve; CO2 emissions and Energy use;
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- Giovanni Bella & Carla Massidda & Ivan Etzo, 2013. "A Panel Estimation of the Relationship between Income, Electric Power Consumption and CO2 Emissions," Applied Economics Quarterly (formerly: Konjunkturpolitik), Duncker & Humblot, Berlin, vol. 59(2), pages 149-166.
- C33 - Mathematical and Quantitative Methods - - Multiple or Simultaneous Equation Models; Multiple Variables - - - Models with Panel Data; Spatio-temporal Models
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- Q43 - Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics; Environmental and Ecological Economics - - Energy - - - Energy and the Macroeconomy
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Reminder – The 2015 JCW Will Have 230 hp & will be Revealed in Detroit
The internet is an interesting place when it comes to news and information. What's new to some sites isn't actually new in the grand scheme of things. For example, I saw a post on Facebook a couple days ago sharing how the next generation of the MINI JCW Hardtop Hatch would have 230 hp. Obviously that's pretty exciting news for JCW fans who were looking for bigger power numbers. Only trouble is, this is actually old news. Following that link led to another link, which led to another, and where did the trail end? It ended at our exclusive back in February.
So to celebrate the other outlets from catching up, we're re-running our story from seven months ago in case a few of you missed it.
(Originally published February 15th 2014) For the past few years we've been told by insiders that the next generation JCW power plant would be shared with a BMW. First we thought that might be the i8 with it's 225 hp three cylinder. Then we were tipped off it would instead be based on a 2.0L four cylinder making more power than today's car. Finally a few months ago we got a code-name for the new engine: B48B20O0. And after some digging we discovered it matched a code-name used for the (at the time) soon to be released BMW 225i Active Tourer – also based on the MINI platform of course. Finally with the release of the new BMW 225i we finally saw a power figure for the B48B20O0.
That figure is 170 kW/231 hp. As luck would have it, that number matches what our sources have been telling us in terms of output, giving us confidence that the 2015 JCW will have approximately 230 hp. But this number also makes sense if we just do the math. Historically JCW power plants have had around 20% more power than the Cooper S equivalent at the time.
Naturally MINI and even JCW has never been about power and the rest of the car and as expected the 2015 JCW will come with updated four piston front brakes (it retains the standard items in the rear) and a revised suspension. But with plenty of high performance $30K cars on the market, MINI had to up the HP game considerably to remain relevant in that market. Going from 208 (US spec) to around 230 hp will go a long way in doing that. Furthermore this power figure represents an almost 20% power increase over the new F56 Cooper S. A car that I (and other reviewers) can attest to as having R56 JCW levels of on-road performance.
Performance figures should be impressive of not at the level of all-wheel-drive rivals. Expect 0-60 times below six seconds and a top speed likely around 150 mph. More importantly it should be a little monster on the track and between the cones.
The Look
What you see above in the JCW concept is what you'll get. Minus the stickers and the extra coat of paint on the wheels. Look for 17″ wheels standard with 18s optional from the factory. The areo-kit will be a tweaked version of the JCW aero-kit due on the JCW Exterior Pack option expected late this summer – also seen above. Changed will include an additional lip spoiler (on the wing itself) and subtle fender flares that cover the JCW's wider track.
Speaking of that wider track we expect the JCW to come with a more aggressive sport suspension lowering the car further than the Cooper S.
Finally expect a GP-esque diffuser standard.
The Timeline
MINI is planning to debut the 2015 JCW on the internet in December of 2014. This means we should see a production debut at the 2015 Detroit Autoshow in early January of 2015. Production should start in March of 2015 with the first cars hitting dealers in April throughout Europe and May in the US.
We'll have much more on the 2015 JCW in the coming weeks and months. In the meantime expect plenty of cold-weather testing photos of the new car to crop-up. However don't be fooled by the lack of the final body-kit. The current mules being tested make due with just the front of the new JCW (minus the MCS grille) and are using standard Cooper S pieces elsewhere.
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Written on: 16/08/2004 by minkybabe24 (1 review written)
Good Points
Very easy to use, great to customise
Bad Points
Not many templates so you will have to look around on the internet or make your own.
General Comments
www.ekmpowershop.com is a great shopping cart solution as you can simply add the 'add to cart' buttons on your existing site or if you want you can use the system as a online shop in its own right.
Very easy to set up and operate, also nice friendly support team. If you know HTML you have 100% design control over the look and feel of your cart also.
As rated by real users
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JB1033BOX-MH - Cabby Two-sided Mini Jewelry Box
|Cabby features a micro-sized cabinet design. Its glass etched symmetrical doors open to reveal two distinct sides to Cabby. The left side of Cabby reveals a top ring holder with three felt-lined drawers The right side of Cabby has a mirror backing A circular rotating hanger is positioned in the center for easy access to necklaces Width: 10 inches, Height: 11¾ inches, Back To Front: 5¼ inches Collection: Cabby
JB1034BOX-MH - Minna Two Door Jewelry Box
|This jewelry box features two felt-lined drawers which are accessible without having to open the glass etched doors. When the doors open, Minna reveals a center tray with step ring holders on either side. Two rotating necklace hangers provide plenty of hooks to hang necklaces Minna also features a mirror backing Width: 10.13 inchesHeight: 12¾ inchesBackToFront: 4.88 inches Collection: Minna
JB1042BOX-BLK - Time Ten Piece Watch Box
|Time is a perfect way to display watches and bracelets, yet keep them handy for everyday wearing. The top lid features a large clear glass panel so that one can peer into the collection while protecting it from any dust. Time will hold up to ten watches or bracelets in individual compartments, each with its own felt pillow holder. Collection: Time