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Premier is a retail store located in Grand Rapids that is one of the best boutiques out there for all things streetwear & skateboarding. They are currently prepping for the release of their collaboration with Nike SB called "Northern Lights." The Dunk Low features inspiration from a radiant light show known as northern lights. Look for these to release on November 22nd exclusively at Premier in limited quantities.
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Stephen B, please point to the statistics that you are looking at that say gun deaths per capita are down since the 1960s.
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I don't want to be reactionary, so let me ask you straight up: are you saying the problem is not with real guns -- which we all should have, according to the NRA and their water boys/gals, the GOP -- more »
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No, because if no one is buying, prices drop. Basic economics. Prices remain high due to demand. more »
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Yes, I can tell by your relentless and arbitrary use of caps that you're the voice of REASON. more »
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He is not being held responsible for the actions of players. He SHOULD be held responsible for lying, or at least willfully turning his head away in this case. With great power and untold millions of more »
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Caption reads "An shirt." Really need some editors over there. more »
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Zmuda sues Eastside Catholic: 'Last thing I ever wanted to do'
Fired gay Vice Principal Mark Zmuda of Eastside Catholic School said he filed a lawsuit against the school because he'd run out of other options.
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On the day he filed a lawsuit against the school that fired him, Mark Zmuda praised Eastside Catholic School as continuing to be "an excellent place for children to learn," and said he sued only because he'd run out of other options.
"The last thing I ever wanted to do was to sue the school or the Catholic Church," said Zmuda, who was dismissed because of his marriage to another man.
"I have been trying since December to reach some resolution of this problem with the school and the church, but that does not seem possible," Zmuda said Friday.
Zmuda, who was vice principal at the Sammamish school, said he has begun searching for another job in education, but feels hampered by having to tell potential employers that he was fired from his last place of work.
On Friday, after his lawsuit was filed in King County Superior Court, Zmuda delivered a prepared statement and briefly answered reporters' questions at the offices of his Seattle attorney, Rick Friedman.
Friedman said he scheduled the media session not to argue points of the lawsuit but to respond to media requests for access to Zmuda, who has stayed largely out of the public eye since he lost his job.
"I am a gay man," Zmuda said. "I did not choose to be gay. I do not see any inconsistency between the teachings of Jesus and being gay."
Zmuda said he decided to apply for the job at Eastside Catholic after reading on the school's website that it did not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, marital status or sexual orientation.
Zmuda said he was shocked and offended when the school offered to let him keep his job if he got a divorce from his partner just a few months after their wedding. "No one should ever be told: Break your most solemn vow and commitment, or give up your job. That's wrong."
In a response to the lawsuit, school administrators said Zmuda was called to the office to answer concerns raised by parents and others regarding photos posted on Zmuda's Facebook page.
Schools officials considered the photos — which Zmuda then removed — inappropriate for a representative of the school and inconsistent with the school's Catholic faith-based values.
It was at that meeting that Zmuda told school administrators he was gay. Later, after school officials learned he had entered into a same-sex marriage, they told him it was a violation of church doctrine, which his contract required him to uphold.
The precise nature and terms of the contract will be issues in the lawsuit, Friedman said. He estimated that if the case is not settled, dismissed or withdrawn but goes all the way to a trial, the process could take 18 months to two years.
On Friday, the Archdiocese of Seattle said it will ask to be removed as a defendant in the suit. Spokesman Greg Magnoni said the archdiocese believes the school's action was consistent with Catholic teaching, but said the archdiocese does not direct or manage the independently incorporated Eastside Catholic School.
One focus of attention in the legal case could be whether Zmuda's job included providing religious teaching. Courts have held churches can discriminate when hiring people into positions advancing their religions.
At Friday's news conference, Zmuda acknowledged that he led the school's daily prayer once a month, but said he regarded it a routine task that any teacher at the school would do, and was not specifically providing religious instruction.
In the lawsuit, naming the school and the Archdiocese of Seattle as defendants, Zmuda is seeking unspecified damages for financial loss and damage to his reputation.
Eastside Catholic is asking that the case be dismissed.
Also at the Friday media session, reporters were given copies of a letter from student-government leaders at Seattle University, supporting Zmuda.
"We understand the Church will wrestle with the question of same-sex marriage for years to come. Today, all we ask our fellow Catholic school to consider is to love and treat others as Christ loved and treated others," said the letter, signed by Student Body President Eric Chalmers and Executive Vice President Mallory Barnes-Ohlson.
Staff reporter Lornet Turnbull contributed to this report.
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Safevol does not work on Vista/7 so although it says muted it's not doing anything. You could try installing safevol v1.13 if you are still using 1.8 which may work, this is available as an optional CC4 update CC4UPD106. Having said that we just give users access to the windows audio panel to allow them to change volume.
One more point, is this for all users or just one? If it is just one clear the my settings folder in the user's N:drive (not their profile!). Seems to do the trick when users can't change vol or vol appears muted.
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Ive written before about ancient diseases of the ice age, but this time Im going even further back in time, to diseases that were present in the first human-like hominids. Although many human infections only developed after human settlements and animal domistication, early human ancestors would still have been fighting off bacteria and other nasty diseases. Some of these diseases are still around today.
So how do you start exploring the age of bacteria, and trying to discover when they developed as a human-infecting species? One way to look for the age and relatedness of strains is by looking at the bacterial DNA and examining the rate of mutations that cause very small differences between bacterial strains (single nucleotide polymorphism shown in the image below). It is also possible to identify pseudogenes within the bacteria little bits of viral DNA or bacterial genes that became redundant due to a change in the bacterial lifestyle (for example genes for extracellular lifestyle that started decaying and mutating once the bacteria became fully intracellular). These can be dated using the molecular clock which assumes a steady rate of background mutation and can provide approximations of the age of genes.
Image by David Hall (Gringer). Created using Inkscape v0.45.1. Taken from wikimedia commons, credit link above.
The disease leprosy, caused by Mycobacteria leprae, has recently undergone this analysis and raised some interesting questions about its origins and spread. Although first recorded in humans around 600BC in India, the molecular evidence point to it being far older, possibly originating in Africa during thePaleolithic period. The lack of genetic variation between leprosy strains also points to a genetic bottleneck in the past. This is likely to have been caused by the bacterias low rate of infection. Despite the huge amount of social stigma associated with it leprosy is not highly infectious and could easily have been almost completely lost among early human societies.
Another bacteria to have gone through the genetic analysis is Bordetella pertussis, the bacteria responsible for whooping cough. Originally thought to have passed to humans via a similar species found in domestic animals, the molecular evidence once again suggests that it has been around since before animals were first domesticated. Instead it may have evolved from the bacteria B. bronchiseptica which was present around 2.5 million years ago with a preference for infecting hominids. This makes a rather neat little story of a bacteria adapting to fit the changing hominids as they became human and evolving specifically to fit the human niche (image below by Nathan Reading)
A rather beautiful picture of B. pertussis colonies growing on agar supplemented with charcoal (to provide extra carbon)
Although this research produces some exciting outcomes, it shouldnt be taken as the last word on bacterial origins as it does sometimes come up with some questionable results. Trying to combine SNP analysis results with the molecular clock dating of pseudogenes creates some interesting paradoxes, such as pseudogenes within M. leprae that arose over 9 billion years ago, when modern humans have only existed since approximately250,000 years ago! What is clear however is that not all diseases can be blamed on cities and animal domestication, and that some bacteria were infecting humans back when Homo sapiens was still an exciting new species to be. Deeper genome sequencing analysis andfurtherwork on dating the pseudogenes could give a fascinating look into the development of human diseases from the times of ourearliestancestors.
Ref 1: Trueba G, & Dunthorn M (2012). Many neglected tropical diseases may have originated in the Paleolithic or before: new insights from genetics. PLoS neglected tropical diseases, 6 (3) PMID: 22479653
Ref 2: Monot, M., Honor, N., Garnier, T., Zidane, N., Sherafi, D., Paniz-Mondolfi, A., Matsuoka, M., Taylor, G., Donoghue, H., Bouwman, A., Mays, S., Watson, C., Lockwood, D., Khamispour, A., Dowlati, Y., Jianping, S., Rea, T., Vera-Cabrera, L., Stefani, M., Banu, S., Macdonald, M., Sapkota, B., Spencer, J., Thomas, J., Harshman, K., Singh, P., Busso, P., Gattiker, A., Rougemont, J., Brennan, P., & Cole, S. (2009). Comparative genomic and phylogeographic analysis of Mycobacterium leprae Nature Genetics, 41 (12), 1282-1289 DOI: 10.1038/ng.477
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NEW YORK In 1985, a year after the Cold War thriller "The Hunt for Red October" came out, author Tom Clancy was invited to lunch at the Reagan White House, where he was questioned by Navy Secretary John Lehman.
Who, the secretary wanted to know, gave Clancy access to all that secret material?
Clancy, the best-selling novelist who died Tuesday in Baltimore at 66, insisted then, and after, that his information was strictly unclassified: books, interviews and papers that were easily obtained. Also, two submarine officers reviewed the final manuscript.
In an interview with The New York Times in 1987, he explained that unclassified information can lead to insights about state secrets.
"One of the reasons we are so successful is that we have a free society with open access to information," he said. "If you change that, if you try to close off the channels of information, we'll end up just like the Russians, and their society does not work. The best way to turn America into another Russia is to emulate their methods of handling information."
Government officials may have worried how Clancy knew that a Russian submarine spent only about 15 percent of its time at sea or how many SS-N-20 Seahawk missiles it carried. But his extreme attention to technical detail and accuracy earned him respect inside the intelligence community and beyond and helped make Clancy the most widely read and influential military novelist of his time, one who seemed to capture a shift in the country's mood away from the CIA misdeeds that were exposed in the 1970s to the heroic feats of Clancy's most famous creation, CIA analyst Jack Ryan.
"Thrillers, like all art, are always a reflection of the culture," said fellow author Brad Meltzer. "No one captured that Cold War fear - and that uniquely American perspective- like Clancy. Jack Ryan wasn't just a character. He was us. He was every American in those days when we were a push-of-the-button away from nuclear war."
Fans couldn't turn the pages fast enough and a number of his high-tech, geopolitical thrillers, including "The Hunt for Red October," "Patriot Games" and "Clear and Present Danger," were made into blockbuster movies, with another, "Jack Ryan," set for release on Christmas.
"Fundamentally, I think of myself as a storyteller, not a writer," Clancy once said. "I think about the characters I've created, and then I sit down and start typing and see what they will do. There's a lot of subconscious thought that goes on. It amazes me to find out, a few chapters later, why I put someone in a certain place when I did. It's spooky."
A tall, trim figure given to wearing sunglasses that made him look like a fighter pilot, Clancy had such a sure grasp of defense technology and spycraft that many readers were convinced he served in the military. But his experience was limited to ROTC classes in college. Near-sightedness kept him out of active duty.
He was a political conservative who backed the Vietnam War as a college student and once referred to Ronald Reagan as "my president." Clancy broke through commercially during a tense period of the Cold War, and with the help of Reagan himself.


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A: Initially, bone marrow donors were sought only among family members. However, approximately 70% of patients needing a transplant do not have a family member who is a compatible donor. Through HLA typing, non-related compatible donors can be identified and used successfully in a bone marrow transplant
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A: HLA stands for Human Leukocyte Antigens, they are 'markers' on the white blood cells. These antigens are inherited characteristics, just as is the color of one's eyes and hair or skin. In a tissue transplant, the closer the match in HLA type between the donor and the recipient, the greater the chance that the transplant will be successful. Due to these genetic factors, patients have the best chance of finding a donor who is the same racial or ethnic background.
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A: Patients receive donated blood stem cells much like a regular blood transfusion. The difference between the two is that before receiving the stem cells, a patient needs to undergo very intensive chemotherapy to wipe out his/her remaining bone marrow and immune system. Once the immune system is completely destroyed, the donor's blood stem cells are administered like a blood transfusion. Then, if all goes well, the stem cells will make its way to the patient's bone marrow and will start producing new stem cells.
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Q: What is the Bone Marrow Donation Process?
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Q: What is the PBSC Donation Process?"
A: For four or five days before the PBSC donation, the donor is given an injection of a medication called Filgrastim to increase the number of stem cells released into the blood stream. After receiving the medication, peripheral blood stem cells can be collected through the process of apheresis. Donating PBSC is similar to donating platelets at a blood bank. The donor's blood is removed through a sterile needle placed in a vein in one arm and passed through an apheresis machine that separates out the stem cells. The remaining blood, minus the stem cells, is returned to the donor through a sterile needle in the other arm.
- Keep us updated if your contact information changes, you have significant health changes or you change your mind about being a donor
- Respond quickly if you are contacted as a potential match for a patient
- Donate to any searching patient who matches you
- Be listed on the registry until your 61st birthday, unless you ask to be removed
You have the right to change your mind about being a donor at any time. Donating is always voluntary. If you decide you do not want to donate, let us know right away. That way we can continue the search for another donor without dangerous delays for the patient.


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On Rush Limbaugh's radio program Tuesday, the host blamed liberal media for sensationalizing celebrity suicide by making the coverage "fawning and glorious, and positive."
According to a transcript, a caller phoned in and said the media used to "downplay celebrity suicide" but now sensationalizes it. He wanted to know the media's political motivations in focusing so much attention towards Williams.
Limbaugh explained:
This really is an example of the dedication the media has to pop culture events and how important it is in the eyes of their audience. Whereas in Washington, the media thinks the world is on fire because of what's happening in the Middle East, your average TMZ viewer thinks the world doesn't make any sense anymore because Robin Williams committed suicide.
Limbaugh went on to say that he is gravely concerned about "copycats" who get caught up in the "heroism" displayed in the media's coverage. Adding this alongside the allure of tell-all social media, Limbaugh fears others who crave attention could seek similar "fame."
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A doctoral student of Cardiff University is to launch his own global wildlife adventure series on Animal Planet.Niall McCann, a researcher within the School of Biosciences, will seek out fantastic animals in far corners of the earth in his new programme, Biggest and Baddest, airing 9pm on Monday, 18 February.
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Travel the world, take care of my bills and all my family's bills. Also create an institute that would give back to everybody, like an art or a culinary institute.
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Travel the world, take care of my bills and all my family's bills. Also create an institute that would give back to everybody, like an art or a culinary institute.
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I stood in line to vote behind a 30-ish couple who appeared to be on a first date, judging by the small talk: "I'm more of a dog person." "Middle children, yeah! High five!" "I've never seen a baby pelican either! Weird!"
I didn't want to eavesdrop, but she had a tag sticking up from the back of her shirt and I've always found that to be really distracting. When is it OK to tell a stranger her tag's up? To me it's like a little flag that says, "Help! I have trouble with details!" Can't I just reach out and ...
"So how do you pick your peeps?" she asked. A cagey way to get some insight into his politics, I thought.
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A great human encouraged me to take flying lessons, so last weekend there I was, up in a small Cessna, flying at 3,000 feet above the bay. A fascinating experience. We forget sometimes how beautiful this area actually is when we're walking and moving around on land. From the air, it truly does look like paradise. But the flying lessons also became somewhat of a mirror for real life, too—especially when you're learning how to land that damn plane. I found it very metaphoric in an odd looking-for-significance way. The bottom line: It never hurts to see the bigger picture. Next up: Skydiving. Anybody up for it?
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This was the scene at the recent Capitola Art and Wine Festival. Wine was selling as briskly as ever (one of the few truly recession-proof commodities). But many artists, especially among the stalwarts who do this show every year, had to depend on smaller items—cards and prints instead of original art, earrings instead of more elaborate pieces of jewelry—whose sales added up to a show that was good, but not as sensational as in palmier days of yore.
Despite sluggish sales at outdoor shows or in galleries, however, there's a slight uptick in commissions, mostly from private collectors who know exactly what they want and aren't afraid to ask for it. By "collectors," I don't mean philanthropic billionaires cruising in stretch limos, or swanky nobles, à la the Medicis, throwing around purses of gold (not that every artist alive wouldn't love to have a patron like that, but let's try to stay on track, here). In real life, especially here in Santa Cruz, collectors are ordinary working folks with mortgages, families, and property taxes, just like the rest of us. In tough economic times, an artist's best friend can be the collector who already knows and appreciates his or her work.
In Washington, Saturday, Sept. 18, President Obama spoke to Congressional Black Caucus leaders saying, "I need everybody here to go back to your neighborhoods, and workplaces, to your churches, and barbershops, and beauty shops. Tell them we have more work to do. Tell them we can't wait to organize. Tell them that the time for action is now."
President Obama is correct. We know astrologically change and transformation are everywhere with a simultaneous powerful resistance to those changes by the forces of retrogression. So not only the Black Caucus leaders but all of us are called to action and to (safe)"guard the change."
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Fall has arrived and so, too, has an increased tempo that will take us toward the end of 2010, and into another new year. Not so fast—there's a lot to explore between now and December. And this week, in our annual Fall Home & Garden issue, we do just that. In crafting this year's issue, we were particularly impressed with gardens, and "growers" for that matter. As we move into an abundant time of harvest, take note of a few locals spotlighted this week who've mastered the art of generating lush gardens, particularly Cynthia Sandberg of Love Apple Farm (page 16). There are a few garden-related events taking place in the coming weeks that stand out, too, so it's a bonanza out there. Check out more H&G stories online at goodtimessantacruz.com, as well exclusive tips for your home and garden by a well-known local designer and grower. Dig in.
I think that it's ridiculous that people are protesting it and that it's a racist and stereotyping kind of a thing. Just because certain factions of the Islamic state committed violent acts against Americans it doesn't condemn all the people that are American citizens and have a right to practice their faith. Forgiveness is much more powerful than holding resentment and it would help everybody.
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September is underway, another school year has begun, and I, along with legions of my writing peers, had planned an annual ritual dripping with nostalgia: a poignant, amusing column on the back-to-school miracle affecting anyone past the age of … back-to-school, waxing poetic about sharpened pencils and fresh lined paper. I had even undertaken a project to empathize with my kids' hours of mind-numbing boredom during less than interesting academic subjects. (FYI, I intended to study a topic about which I have absolutely no curiosity whatsoever, find chillingly dull, and causes my eyeballs to melt from lack of interest: What to Expect When I'm Expecting. This took much consideration. My list also included Other People's Drug Trips and Hedge Funds. Also note— it's very difficult to think of things about which one doesn't give a hoot. It's elementally counterintuitive.)


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The Progressive Conservatives have been served with a "cease and desist" letter from Working Families over an online advertisement that depicts the union coalition as a Liberal front.
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The Progressive Conservatives have been served with a "cease and desist" letter from Working Families over an online advertisement that depicts the coalition of unions as a Liberal front group.
Lawyer Paul Cavalluzzo said Tuesday that he has asked the Tories to yank an "inaccurate" spot.
Ironically, Working Families, funded by various teachers' and health-care unions, has been influential in every provincial election since 2003 thanks to commercials attacking the Conservatives.
"The first stage of a defamation action is that you send the party what is in effect a 'cease and desist' letter and hopefully they'll comply," said Cavalluzzo.
Pointing out that Ontario's chief electoral officer dismissed the Tories' complaint in 2010, he said it is "misleading, inaccurate and defamatory" to suggest Working Families is a front for the Liberals to skirt election-financing laws.
"The highest court in Ontario has (also) dismissed this spurious allegation of the Ontario Conservative Party," he said, referring to an Ontario Court of Appeal decision last June.
In the wake of that, the Tories opted against taking their case to the Supreme Court of Canada, but launched their own ad aimed at the coalition and its head, Patrick Dillon, who is business manager and secretary treasurer of the Provincial Building and Construction Trades Council of Ontario.
The commercial, narrated by PC MPP Peter Shurman (Thornhill), warns that Dillon "controls a group of unions . . . that spend millions on negative TV ads to make sure the Ontario Liberal Party gets elected."
Dillon said Tuesday that's patently false.
"I actually work for the unions. I don't control them, they control me," he said.
The Tories confirmed they had received the letter and are considering their options. The ad remains on the party website for the time being.
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1 Manele Bay Road
Lanai City, HI 96763Neighborhood:
Lanai City
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $50 and over
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.fourseasons.com/manelebay/dining/restaurants/one_forty/
- Phone: (808) 565-2000
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Daily 6:30am-11:00am
Dinner: Daily 6:00pm-9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Marcus Stewart
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Contact: Four Seasons Lana'i Ambassadors 8085652388x
A word from ONE FORTY
One Forty's name pays homage to Lanai's beautiful 140 square miles and a steak prepared medium served at 140 degrees. Enjoy traditional breakfast fare with an island influence and dinner featuring hand cut steaks and fish caught just off shore. With an emphasis on local ingredients, Executive Sous Chef, Marcus Stewart showcases the flavors native to Hawaii. Choose a wine from our accomplished 300 bottle selection and enjoy the picturesque view of Hulupo'e Bay.Continued
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ONE FORTY reviews from OpenTable diners
10 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.8
- Ambiance4.9Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (7)great for outdoor dining (6)special occasion (6)romantic (6)good for groups (3)notable wine list (3)fit for foodies (3)great for brunch (1)Show More
- Wonderful eveningLyndaVIPDined on 11/17/2014We were greeted warmly on our arrival. The table had a nice view of the pool and tiki torches. The food was excellent and the servers professional. We appreciated the (beverage) manager checking with us to make sure everything was to our liking. It was. Highly recommend as a special, romantic dinner setting.I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a view!XavierVIPDined on 11/10/2014One Forty is a delightful experience. From the dining room you look over the pool area to Hulopoe Bay. Sunsets are amazing from this location. On our last dinner, two had the Veal Chop which they raved about. The Broccoli soup was amazing as well as the arugala salad!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great service, beautiful viewcalidinerDined on 10/23/2014The service was fantastic -the food was delicious. Loved the fresh seafood options and they will split each course for you.Special Features:
- DeliciousreturningguestVIPDined on 9/29/2014Excellent entres, with interesting, tasty sauces on succulent meats, worthy of its name (the temp of a perfectly cooked steak) Presentation and accompanying sides all unique and delicious. and the service was attentive, friendly and well paced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!!!AnniversaryDined on 9/12/2014This is a fantastic restaurant. The views of the pool, ocean and torches in the evening our breath-taking. The service was wonderful, no detail was omitted. Knew it was our anniversary and made it a very rememberable evening.Special Features:
- great views and service food so sofableDined on 9/9/2014Food was not that great considering how expensive it is. Drinks were good as were the oysters but the entrees were just so so. Beautiful view and excellent service.Special Features:
- The following 15 reviews are from the ONE FORTY reviews archive.
- A delicious mealCfox54VIPDined on 5/19/2014My husband and I enjoyed dinner here one evening while on Lanai. The service was excellent, the meal superb and the ambience spectacular. We will be back.Special Features:
- FantasticStaycationDined on 4/19/2014My husband and I both chose the filet mignon. It was fantastic, as was the service. The house specialty dessert, chocolate soufflé is not to be passed over! My 11-year old had the grilled chicken with fresh vegetables and white rice. It was refreshing to have a healthy, adult choice entree, as opposed to chicken fingers or grilled cheese sandwiches.Special Features:
- Excellent all aroundMarkGDined on 2/21/2014We had a lovely dinner at One Forty during our stay at Four Seasons the Lodge at Koele -- just a quick shuttle down to the Four Seasons Lanai at Manele Bay. we had a table right along the edge of the restaurant overlooking the pool and further, the ocean. Tiki torches and lighting illuminated the grounds to add to the romantic ambiance. Our service was attentive, knowledgeable and friendly -- everything we'd expect from the Four Seasons. The food was excellent -- the Waygu beef rib eye was well prepared, with perfect temperature and excellent presentation/flavor. Chef's fish special, a pinot noir wine pairing and a chocolate soufflé capped off a perfect evening. Highly recommend for a special night out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Expertly prepared regional fare.nihonshudakeDined on 12/15/2013Food perfectly prepared, impeccable service. Serene environment with a gorgeous ocean view. Had the tasting menu which was an excellent choice. Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Evening!LanaiDined on 12/9/2013Went to 140 for a special anniversary dinner. Food was excellent (try the Lobster Rockefeller); service the same. Wonderful evening!Special Features:
- Outstanding Dining Personal ServiceLanaiFansDined on 11/29/2013One Forty provides excellent dining plus exceptional personal service, one of best we've encountered. Many fine dining options, great menu and wine list, and the staff were phenomenal, esp. Lewis, the manager!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FABULOUS FABULOUS FABULOUSLillyVIPDined on 10/3/2013The Chef Matthew Brennan is amazing. Both the food and service come together at the highest level of dining ! The fish and steak were cooked to perfection and the subtle sauces did not overwhelm the flavors . You could not ask for more from this wonderful Four Seasons restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Get the Waygu steakCindyVIPDined on 9/6/2013We initially ordered a rib eye steak (not Waygu), but it was sub-par and had to be sent back. The staff was super nice and offered to replace the rib eye with a Waygu rib eye. This steak was phenominal. They have a very interesting and different desert and after dinner drink menu. We enjoyed watching the table next to us when they got an after dinner drink that looked like it was being made with organic chemistry laboratory parts! We had a delicous coffee drink and desert to cap off a beautiful evening.Special Features:
- Classic steakhouse cuisinedineNwhineVIPDined on 8/6/2013Classic steakhouse cuisine done right. Attentive service and a beautiful ocean view to enjoy. Only issue is it's not air condirioned which can be a bit of a problem in the heat of Hawaii's summer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome dining!Luv2eatDined on 7/30/2013We just loved the setting for dinner. It was relaxing and felt like we had the place to ourselves. We were there at sunset which was magnificent. We both had fish for dinner which were prepared perfect and was delicious. It was my husband's birthday and they surprised him with complimentary dresses that were out of this world. The service was excellent and the whole dining experience was wonderful. We will surely go back there on our next vacation to Hawaii.Special Features:
- Best meal on LanaiiOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 7/4/2013Wonderful place. The beef short ribs were exceptionalSpecial Features:
- I'm a carnivoreFoodmanVIPDined on 4/15/2013My goal in life is to find the worlds greatest steak. The ribeye at One Forty was outstanding. Cooked perfectly, tender as young love (thats how my butcher describes lovely butter like tenderness) and oh so flavorful. Maybe not the best ever but great! Started with the pear salad which was also nice (could have used a little more blue cheese). My wife had the vegetarian dish (imagine that, a carnivore and a vegetarian. makes for interesting dining.) and she really enjoyed that as well.Special Features:
- Peter the maitre d' made aOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 2/12/2013Peter the maitre d' made a terrific birthday celebration for me. The food and presentation were excellent.Special Features:
- Outdoor dining magic on Lanai.LomaKVIPDined on 11/3/2012As the signature restaurant at The Four Seasons Manele Bay Hulopo'e Court is a gem. Fantastic indoor and outdoor seating for breakfast and dinner. At dinner with the tiki torches, music; and, fabulous service the restaurant is a don't miss experience. The food is mostly seafood and steaks with a definite Hawaiian twist. The Poke appetizer is super as is the Ahi tuna on wasabi mash.Special Features:
- Hulopo'e...Great ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/13/2012Outstanding service! Staff was extremely friendly and appeared to have personal knowledge of menu items.Special Features:


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Is this type of control only available in a 3rd-party library? Has someone implemented an open source version?
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I believe you can include radio buttons in a grid, though that's more cumbersome than it needs to be.
Also, I don't think it'd be that hard to make your own control that creates the radio buttons dynamically using a flowlayout panel.


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