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Bitter gourd, also called bitter melon, is usually not only used as an ingredient for cooking delicious delicacies but also used for medical purpose. Is bitter gourd good for kidney disease patient? Can it bring them healthy benefits?
Bitter gourd has a history as a folkloric remedy in Africa, Asia, and Latin, because of its rich nutrition and benefits. For people with kidney disease, consuming bitter gourd can affect their health.
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Authors: Just, Ward S.
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Mr. Larry Glen Vickers, age 65, of Fayetteville, passed away on Tuesday, June 21, 2011.
He was a loving husband, father, and grandfather.
Mr. Vickers is survived by his wife, Nancy Vickers; son Richie Vickers of Fayetteville, daughters Debbie Vickers and Carri Vickers of Sacramento, CA; grandchildren, Kayce, Codie, Kyle, Tim and Arianna.
A funeral service will be held on Friday, June 24, 2011 at 11:00 AM in the Chapel of Mowell Funeral Home, Fayetteville. The family will receive friends at the funeral home beginning on Friday, June 24, 2011 at 10 AM.
Mr. James Edward Butler, Sr., of Fayetteville, passed away on June 20, 2011 at the age of 85.
Mr. Butler was a dedicated provider, loving husband, father, grandfather and friend to many. He was an Army veteran who proudly served his country during WWII, serving in the Philippines. Following his military service he worked for the Boomershine Automotive Service Center until his retirement. During his retirement Mr. Butler served as a Pastor's Associate at Kenwood Baptist Church where he had attended for many years.
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Seven young women from Fayette County were among 79 Girl Scouts from Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta who recently earned the Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest award girls can earn in Girl Scouts.
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The 1936 Fayette County High School graduating class recently celebrated its 75th reunion with six of its members on hand. It was a luncheon held at the Fayette Senior Services Center in Fayetteville.
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Longtime members of the Fayette County Branch of the NAACP gathered at the Church Street Park in Fayetteville June 18 for the local organization's first Juneteenth Celebration. Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the end of slavery in the United States. It commemorates the date of the arrival in Texas of the news of President Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation during the Civil War. Photo/Ben Nelms.
These local scouts learn gun safety and shooting skills with air rifles as part of the many activities last week at Cub Scout Day Camp at Providence United Methodist Church just east of Peachtree City. They were among more than 250 who participated in a variety of activities including canoeing, marbles, and slime-making, just to name a few. Photo/John Munford.
In the spring of 1943, Major Sanders set his eyes on Mae Anthony, and while it's a bit cliché', he will say that it was love at first sight. Major and Mae dated for a year so. Mae was not easy girl; Mae wanted to make sure that he was the one. By 1944, Major enlisted in the Navy. Just before he was deployed he asked Mae to marry him. "That was really trying time for us. I was afraid I wouldn't see him again. He wrote letters often to make sure I was still his girl," Mae recalls. Major returned from his assignment in December 1945. Read More»
Our column rotation placed my Father's Day tribute after the fact this year, but, hey, it's never too late to salute the dads who are doing a good job with fatherhood, and to challenge all of us to raise our performance even more.
Being a father is a wonderful gift, an awesome privilege. I've entered the almost-empty nest stage of life, and would love the turn back the clock just a few years. I loved raising my kids, and tried especially to make many memories and spend much time with them. They say kids spell love t-i-m-e, and would rather have you than any thing you can buy for them. Read More»
The Rev. Dr. Stephen M. Dodson was appointed as senior minister at Peachtree City United Methodist Church by Bishop B. Michael Watson at the denomination's North Georgia Annual Conference, meeting in Athens, Ga., June 14-17. Dodson will preach his first sermon to the Peachtree City congregation on June 26. Read More»
Members of Hopewell United Methodist Church in Tyrone will welcome a new pastor to the pulpit Sunday, June 26. The Rev. Billy Beard formerly served as associate minister at First United Methodist Church in Dalton and will preach his first sermon at Hopewell this Sunday. The Methodist church routinely relocates ministers in an effort to give churches a more well-rounded experience. Hopewell's current minister, The Rev. Scott Pickering, served the Tyrone church for the past six years and will now be serving County Line United Methodist Church in Acworth. Read More»


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Why isn't Rouge Et Blanc getting more attention? It's great!
- Lalalove Jun 18, 2011 06:17 AM
I'm very surprised this restaurant isn't getting more acclaim. Its fabulous! Anybody know why?
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I dined here this past Friday night. We enoyed the food very much as well. We had the watermelon salad, mushrooms en papillote, spanish mackerel, and lamb ribs. Not to say this is the reason for why the place hasn't gotten more acclaim, but our chief complaint though is the size of the portions for the price. The watermelon salad was great but came with 5 little pieces of fruit for $9. We enjoyed the mushrooms, but again there weren't that many for $15 bucks. The lamb dish came with 3 ribs for $25 and the barigoule entree came with a small piece of spanish mackerel, two small scallops, and 1 shrimp for $26. They want $34 for a skirt steak and $18 for 1 soft shell crab! We had come from happy hour where we had raw bar and small appetizers and we not even close to being full by the end of this meal. They recommend ordering a few little plates, a few small plates, and a couple of entrees to split for 2 people. In my opinion, this place is serving tasty food but the price/value ratio is not good. The vibe also was just ok. We really liked the decor, but the place seemed a little dull. In their defense, it was a Friday in the summer.
re: ASL123
Love this restaurant! - and disagree about the portion sizes - atleast on my visit, we ordered 2 apps and 2 mains and left very much full, and I thought that the prices were actually on the low side for Soho.
It was a bit empty - probably due to the lack of attention it is getting int he food media - hopefully they'll get a couple of good reviews soon. would hate to see this one leave my neighbourhood.
After reading this thread, and looking at their delicious menu, we had a nice dinner there yesterday that I would agree with the OP. Place has a good vibe, and nice staff & caring owner, along with well-prepared food which is on the balance of scale more asian than french. I would also agree with monab that the portion here is not small; we had two starters and two main along with a dessert and did not finish all the dishes. I think their price point is also right for what they serve and for their location. My only criticism - more a wish - would be that they have more wine by the glass choices to get a representative taste of their carefully selected list. We would definitely return.
We walked around the neighborhood a bit before and after the meal (7-9pm), and noticed several restaurants on McDougal were nearly as empty as ReB, and few currently vacant spaces that used to be restaurants in the past while other streets in SoHo were packed with pedestrian and restaurant traffic. The macrobiotic place down the street was packed though...
While I truly enjoy trying out this kind of fusion/unique places, perhaps ReB may suffer from not having a clear identity, as people are unable to put a finger on what they are about? Also, at least for me, fusion places tend to become a place to "try & experiment" occasionally rather than of routine dining destination. So for this place to become a routine for me, I would like their menu to be much more French with hints of Vietnamese but have a few (weekly) specials or signature dish that showcase chef's Vietnamese flavors. I think this will draw larger general NYC crowd of all ages as well as curious and adventurous crowd.
It's been a while, but Le Colonial and former Vong comes to my mind to compare ReB's food and it's far far better IMO. Looking forward to trying their other dishes, and the wines.
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Eighteen dollars for one soft shell crab is absurd, unless you are at Daniel. Ditto the high price for an inexpensive cut like skirt steak. When will some spots recognize that their prices scare off many (setting aside over priced wine lists) or get the diner in once and never again?
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I had to take a look. $34 for skirt steak!? Maybe it's the uni that jacks up the price?
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Why should only Boulud or Keller justify the high price tag? Why not the new kid on the block who is cooking his heart out and decides that it is worth just as much as top chefs renditions?
Perhaps you are right, and those prices are relatively high in comparison for the usual soft shell crabs or skirt steaks you would get. I didn't taste those to make comment on their worth. And maybe the chef went a bit overboard with a couple of novelty dishes. But is it really the price that makes you to not want to return here? How about some of their other dishes that are more reasonably priced?
FWIW, our dinner bill for two, without including the tip and drinks, came out around $100. There are many places that delivers far less for that price IMO, and I feel their overall price points justify the quality. I am just glad to have found a place in SoHo where food is excellent, service and atmosphere is great, and the menu that sings.
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why is it less absurd at daniel?
They might get a bit more traffic soon - they were just featured on Mike Colameco's show on Channel 13 today.
Clip here: http://www.vimeo.com/26922636
Seriously, I agree this place is great. The Shaved Octopus was amazing. The Short Rib Stuffed Squid was awesomely smoky and the beans deliciously buttery. The Mushrooms En Papillote was a mushroom lover's dream. And the Whole Fried Rouget (a whole fish!) was just phenomenally crackly-crunchy and tender-fleshy.
The room was charming and the staff couldn't have been nicer. Will have to tackle that whole squab dish next time.
Fabulous, indeed!
Photos of my meal: http://flic.kr/s/aHsjyAt2gi
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48 MacDougal St, New York, NY 10012
The reason it isn't getting more attention is that it is overpriced. My partner and I had 5 plates plus one dessert to share and a $39 bottle of Madiran, and the total with tax and tip was just shy of $200. The food was quite good, but not good value. The largest plates, though priced like main courses, are not the size of main courses. I would only return if they go on one of the dining discount programs.
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I enjoyed their Shaved Octopus and Green Papaya the best. Their Profiteroles are great too.
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I finally went to Rouge et Blanc. The place has a great French/Asian atmosphere. Very comfortable and very friendly. For starters the edamame soup, which was more of a puree tasted great. The green papaya with whole crispy shrimp in a curry vinaigrette was amazing, slightly spicy but not spicy like Thai preparation would be. The stir fry noodles with pork belly and black bean sauce was excellent. I pushed the fried egg aside. I don't do fried eggs. The short rib fried mushrooms in veal jus , I found to be "over sauced." which over powered the taste of the mushroom and the shortbread. The smooth potato base was good. I was also pretty stuffed by this point. However, There is always room for Vietnamese coffee and dessert. The coffee was excellent. The dessert that was most intriguing was the caramelized foie gras with vanilla bean ice cream, cocoa nib, and caramelized apples. It was fantastic. ( photo attached). Great wines by the glass also. Great service.
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The dessert sounds amazing! Another restaurant that I want to try! Thanks for your report.
Thank you for bringing this place to my attention. I have never noticed this restaurant and i am in that area every day. I look forward to trying it, especially for dinner. I hope they serve Vietnamese coffee.
Well, I tried to check out Rouge et Blanc tonite. Walked into a restaurant with no name visible, which was on the same block, it turned out to be Comodo. So I ate there, and wrote something about it,,,, Maybe tomorrow i'll do Rouge et Blanc
It should get more attention. My wife and I dined there several months ago. The cuisine was excellent and obviiously way underrated.
Hope to return soon.
Looks like the head chef is out.
I've wanted to go for some time, but just haven't gone. If any CHers go post-chef change, please report back. Thanks.
re: deepfry7
Has anyone been since the change in head chef?
re: deepfry7
I did, twice, I actually just came back tonight.
The menu is definitely more "traditional" but the vietnamese influence is still there.
I found the food to be consistently good, maybe not adventurous as it was before, but solid and delicious.
Today I had the braised beef cheek, delicious, my girlfriend the duck confit, delicious again and a friend the porkbelly which I tried as well a month ago and loved. We were all really happy about our dinner.
The desserts are much more traditional than they used to be and much more "american".
It seems as if they are walking on a more safer path, less adventurous but nevertheless well executed, packed with flavors and really good.


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(*) In 1224, the Annala Connaughta record that all the chiefs of Connaught rose up against Hugh O Connor in favor of his cousin Turlough O Connor, saving only the Marshal of the Host of Connaught, Cormac McDermot, together with David O Flynn and the rest of his officers. It's nice to see old connections lasting even to O Carolan's time.
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I'd accept Servile and Loyal Henchperson, but I took an oath on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to oppose slavery wherever I found it.ReplyDelete
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Why do girls even bother to make an effort?
I can understand if you want to feel pretty just for you, but why bother when trying to get a guy? I mean you don't even have to be attractive to get laid. I mean look at how guys usually look when they go out. 9 times out of ten they look a mess. Why do girls pretty themselves up and spend countless hours trying to impress usually unattractive guys? I don't understand. I'm a plain jane as most would say and every time I go to a bar, their is always these girls all prettied up and I can't fathom why. I mean whenever a guy comes up to them 9 times out of ten they reject. But that's where I come in see once the guy gets rejected I come in woo him buy him a drink, get him liquored up good, then take him to my place and f*** his brains out. afterward he needs to leave before I call the police. But the question why bother making an effort, don't you realize you're a women. You're the one with the pussy. If you see a cute guy just grab one and go. Hell why bother taking all that time? Is this cause you all want to feel special? Me I just want to get laid. So girls why make the effort?
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The psychology of it is that girls feel more threatened and insecure around girls that are hotter than them than how nervous they are around a hot guy. So yeah it's just girls competing with each other for attention. Good strategy to get guys by the way, very smart :)
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Attention... that's the whole gist of it. Girls like attention. At least a lot of girls do. I certainly never made the effort in the past, unless I knew she was down to earth and actually looked like she was pleasant enough to talk to. A conceited girl though, is always easy to spot. And a dime a dozen.
If all you want is to get laid, then no, you can find dirty, messy guys willing to f*** you. If you want to find yourself a charming and interesting young man to go on a date with, maybe you should dress up. <3
date? hellz no! well sometimes the one nighter will buy me some food, but that's all I want.
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It is definitely a competition between girls... it's really disgusting actually! BUT it's not only that, women feel like their self worth relies on how pretty they are. Why? because everywhere we go we see the beautiful women being admired and treated well... they seem to be more respected (not real respect necessarily). Men will open doors for them, smile at them, and treat them "well". Other girls will look up to them, and wish to be like them... this is power. Women want to know that men are coming up to them or checking them out to assure themselves that they are "special" or better than the next girl because it means that they are a more worthwhile human being (or so some people think). That they are important and liked.For men, their self worth may rely more on money and status. Now what you were saying is that all you want to do is take the guy home and f*** his brains out.. so it's likely that money and status don't matter to you... well your attractiveness probably wasn't that important to him because all he wanted was to have you for one night. But let's pretend that the both of you wanted something more than one night, you may be more interested in what he does for a living and his ability to provide. On the flip side, if he was thinking about actually dating you, he may be a bit more concerned with your appearance. A one nighter means that you can get your fill of the opposite gender without caring at all about many things you would care about if you were to take it more seriously. But anyway, my main point here is that a woman cares about her appearance because she wants and needs to feel good about herself and that typically relies on how others are treating her. Women are social and are sensitive/sentimental people so naturally they want to be liked. Culture today is SO driven by appearance that even men are starting to worry more about how they look. And even though it's the worst now and days, we all know in the history of the world that a woman's beauty is incredibly profound!


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Could the conflict in Ukraine lead to the acquisition of sensitive military technologies by rogue regimes? Absolutely, argue Alexandra McLees and Eugene Rumer. Moscow and Washington must act swiftly to prevent a breakdown in defense-industrial cooperation that would place Ukraine's nuclear and missile expertise on the international market. More on «Saving Ukraine's Defense Industry »
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Armed Drones? Jein! Germany's Qualified Decision for Armed UAVs
German Minister of Defence Ursula von der Leyen recently declared that she would back the procurement of armed UAVs by the Bundeswehr. While this may have been a shrewd political move, Ulrike Franke argues that it will leave the military unsatisfied and may therefore be far less decisive than it appears. More on «Armed Drones? Jein! Germany's Qualified Decision for Armed UAVs»
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NATO Solidarity with Turkey Gives a Boost to the Alliance's Territorial Defence Guarantees
The deployment of Patriot missiles to Turkey may encourage Ankara to reaffirm NATO as a core guarantor of its national security, write Wojiciech Lorenz and Pinar Elman. It may also reinvigorate the credibility of territorial defense guarantees offered by the Alliance to its members. More on «NATO Solidarity with Turkey Gives a Boost to the Alliance's Territorial Defence Guarantees»


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My BIL got us a really nice travel system when my son was born that included the infant seat and stroller.
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I see strollers on Craigslist all the time, so that might be a way to more easily afford the jogger. I know buying used can sometimes be not as exciting, but you can find great stuff. However, if you're going to use it most days to run and have it as your everyday stroller, I think you'll get your money out of it. Also check out the resale on it...you may be able to sell it later on and recoup a little bit of your initial investment. I think the stroller looks really nice!
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I just can't justify spending that much on a stroller. If I walked/ran everyday maybe.
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Anybody else read this article on ken levine? It's long and very involved, but it is easy reading.
I cannot believe the pedestal they put this guy on. Implying that he should be more famous than he is. In reality really his reach is quite small.
Also, I honestly cannot fathom his design process. Just throwing away months of work on a whim because he hasn't "discovered" his vision yet. I can really see why his staff are leaving. His ego is going to destroy that company. His attitude to software development is insane.
I'm not denying that Bioshock was brilliant, because it was. The art and atmosphere were superb, but i've read books and seen films with better story.
I have more that I could say, but I wont go on. I'm sure Ken is a great guy.
Anyone else notice how much ass lickery is going on over there at polygon in the comments. I was a little repulsed.
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Adam Lambert sang "Ray of Light" on VH1 Divas 2012. Watch the video here.
This was horrible. Was he drunk? He was out of tune. Worst performance of the night and there were a lot of mediocre ones.
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Of course, being the Adam hating instigator you are, you totally ignore his hosting, comedy and the other two numbers. Shocked face.
There was a sound problem and the theater had NO audio in the beginning of that song, only the tv had a FEED and that includes in Adam's ear. You notice when he got the sound he said "there it is" into the mic.
I like him and I like Madonna, but this was awful. Vocals were off, his outfit looked like he was one of the cards from Alice in Wonderland. His backup dancers were just odd. None of it worked, even when he found the key. Wrong guy to do her tribute. Just not a good performance for him and he had the moment to make one of those must see moments. And by far not the best song from her catalog for a tribute. The song is great, but when you only get one song to pay tribute to Madonna, it should be Like A Prayer, Holiday, Music, something more iconic.
@rickey you see, for the lovers he sang it beautifully even better than original ... hahaha but I trust ur judgement :D
Underwhelming!! He looked very uncomfortable.
The bad part was really only the very start of the song. Just by the look on his face you could tell he knew that he had a problem occurring. After the in ear monitors were adjusted, it was fine.
@rickey OK, what is truly awful is you! Time to free myself of you. Long over due. UNFOLLOW!
I liked it - not so familiar with the original but maybe he was putting his own spin on it and not just trying to copy.
Poor song choice... not right for his voice. Terrible... still love him, though. We all know he's WAY better then that.
@rickey What the fuck was THAT?!?!? Oh, Adam.
@rickey you better not be talkin bout Adam! ! ! !
Oh dear! Not good! He kept adjusting his ear piece so maybe was not able to hear the music. But still....
@PeachRosC Seriously, I miss comments like these! :)
@jeffreychrist An embarrassment :)
@burker @amandanoa I listened to them both line for line and still don't see that Adam deserves such scathing criticism - his version is different but it's allowed to be - and I still like it :-)


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Ugh, your boy wonder was 4-6 as a starter last year.
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