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Ian has what must be a mild case of autism. He's extremely intelligent has learned to handle himself in society fairly well, but other people's emotions and actions often baffle him. Enter Beth, who's also a somewhat unusual character for an historical romance. She's a no-nonsense, common widow who's recently come into a lot of money. (Egad! Whatever should society do with her? Marry her for the money or shun her for her lack of noble blood? Oh the dilemma!) Things heat up when Beth and Ian cross paths, and romance and a murder mystery ensues. And along the way, two unusual main characters become perfectly endearing. The author handled Ian's differences with sensitivity, never trivializing them but always keeping us aware of his humanity. I'll be excited to see what she does with the other characters we've met so far!
It's clear as Beth begins to meet Ian's brothers that his whole family has had a tumultuous history. I almost double checked to see if I'd skipped an earlier book in the series! There are plenty of hints about what we might expect to see happening with the other brothers in the books to come. Historical romance may not be my usual genre, but after this book I'll be sure to look into those too.
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This is another book that I loved in print and loved even more on Audio. Ian Mackenzie is one of those rare unexpected sexy heroes. He is considered mad (by the standards of his time) but he finds true love in Beth. The narrator did an excellent job of bringing him to life, along with his loving family. I look forward to the rest of the series in Audio as well.
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When Ian first realized what love was..
I only wish they could go on and on... What great way to travel to work!!
"Great story; Good Performance; Weird editing"
Sexy, fun and sexy.
The story and narration were very good, but there were odd pauses in the middle of conversations that was a little off putting. Some of them go on for so long that I look down to see if my ipod has accidentally turned off. I don't think it's the narrator -- I think the editor didn't do a very good job in linking up tracks.
"Lacking in Substance"
I kept waiting for it to get more interesting, but it took at least two thirds of the way for it to develop any interesting turns to the story. Not a total waste of time, but was looking for more depth than this provided. Good narrator. I will not continue the series.
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"Madness of Ian"
Both the characters Beth and Ian make this book. It had a nice little mystery, but nothing too strenuous to figure out. This story went by fast and was a great little romance. A fun start to a series, but I didn't really like the brothers characters in this book so I probably won't finish the series unless there is a sale on. Angela Dawe does a good job narrating, I have enjoyed her in Nalini Signh Psy/Changling works.
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I'm typically into paranormal romances (I'm a huge fan of the Black Dagger Brotherhood series by JR Ward) but this time I was looking for something a little different. One night I was shopping a sale at Audible and came across the first book of this series. I figured it would be a nice diversion from what I normally read so I decided to give it a shot. What a pleasant surprise! I absolutely loved it! Jennifer Ashley - you are an awesome writer! The story is passionate, seductive, funny at times and is guaranteed to pull at your heartstrings. This book (as well as the entire series) is well written, entertaining and (for lack of a better word) it's just special.
Lord Ian Mackenzie's childhood was heartbreaking. He is extremely intelligent with a touch of something akin to Autism. He witnessed his mother's death at his father's hand and is placed in an institution for the insane to keep him quiet. You can imagine the horrors he faced in such a place. His older brother took him away from the institution has soon as he was able but a certain amount of damage had already been done. Ian is little odd, a little introverted, a little broken and he's not ruled by the social dictates of the time or his status. At the same time, he is bold, direct and oh so sexy! From the moment he meets Beth Ackerly, he knows that he wants her and nothing will stop him from having her. Beth seems to understand Ian in a way that no one else does and a bond begins to form (and sparks begin to fly). The characters are colorful and the relationships between the four brothers are heartwarming in a rough, Scottish sort of way. Last but not least, Angela Dawe does a fantastic narration! Buy this book, buy the entire series, you will not be disappointed!
"An original male lead; captivating listen"
Original Scottish Romance
This series (4 books about 4 brothers) brings to mind Maya Banks Scottish Romances. But Ian can't really be compared to other heroes. He is different than the stereotypical male lead. My guess is that he has something akin to Aspergers, though the author never names the condition. He doesn't read social cues, and has an eidetic memory. He isn't sure how to relate to others, especially women. The story of he and Beth, and her love for him bringing him out of his shell is refreshing.
I like the scenes where Beth is figuring him out. His brothers have long understood that Ian is different. They love and protect him, but don't really understand how his mind works. Beth loves him too, and they find their way as the book goes on. I like to hear about them in the subsequent books as well!
Yes! But it is long. I used it to make household tasks more entertaining!
"Loved it!"
I loved this book. The author really did a good job with Ian's character. He and Beth were great together. I would love to read more about them in the sequels. I thought that the performance was very good.


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2. Creating a Python MVC Application
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By following this walkthrough, you will build a simple voting application that allows you to vote for a poll.
Before following the instructions in this article, you should ensure that you have the following installed:
Visual Studio 2013 (or Visual Studio Express which is the free version)
Python Tools for Visual Studio from here
Azure SDK for Visual Studio 2013, version 2.4 or higher available from here
Azure Cross-platform Command Line Tools, available through Microsoft Web Platform Installer
To provision a DocumentDB database account in Azure, open the Azure Management Portal and either Click the Azure Gallery tile on the homepage or click "+" in the lower left hand corner of the screen.
This will open the Azure Gallery, where you can select from the many available Azure services. In the Gallery, select "Data, storage and backup" from the list of categories.
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Once provisioning is complete, clicking the DocumentDB tile from the start screen will bring up the main blade for this newly created DocumentDB account.
Using the "Keys" button, access your endpoint URL and the Primary Key, copy these to your clipboard and keep them handy as we will use these values in the web application we will create next.
Open Visual Studio, File -> New Project -> Python ->, Flask Web Project with the name tutorial. It will ask you whether you want to install external packages. Click on Install into a virtual environment and then click on Create. This will setup the required Python virtual environment for your project.
For those new to Flask, it is a web framework that helps us build web applications in Python faster. Click here to access Flask tutorials.
Once your project is setup you need to add certain flask packages that we will need for our project - for example forms. Right-click on env and Install the following Python Packages (following this order is important):
Note: In rare cases, you may see a failure in the output window. If this happens, check if the error is related to cleanup. Sometimes the cleanup will fail but installation will still be successful (scroll up in the output window to verify this). If this occurs it's ok to continue.
Let's make sure that everything is installed properly. Start the web site with clicking F5 This will launch the flask development server and start your web browser. You should see the following page:
The DocumentDB Python SDK is hosted in PyPi and can be installed with pip.
Expand the Python Environments node in Solution Explorer, right click on your environment and select "Install Python Package…"
Type in "--pre pydocumentdb" which is the name of the PyPi package. You can optionally provide a known version if you want to control which version you would like to install, leaving version out will ensure that latest stable version is installed. Please make note that you will have to enter the whole name "--pre pydocumentdb".
This will download and install the pydocumentdb package in to your environment, once complete you should see pydocumentdb listed as a module under your environment.
Add the following a python file – forms.py and add it to the folder called tutorial in your Solution Explorer. Add the following code to forms.py. We are creating our polling application. This is done by creating three Boolean fields which will be toggled based on user input.
from flask.ext.wtf import Form
from wtforms import TextField, BooleanField
from wtforms.validators import Required
import pydocumentdb.documents as documents
import pydocumentdb.document_client as document_client
import pydocumentdb.errors as errors
class LoginForm(Form):
openid = TextField('openid')
remember_me = BooleanField('remember_me', default = False)
remember_me1 = BooleanField('remember_me1', default = False)
remember_me2 = BooleanField('remember_me2', default = False)
#Note : It is considered safer to keep your authentication credentials in a config file rather than your app. For simplicity purposes we are placing it in source code. Create a new function in views.py and call it create Append the following to views.py. Do not delete any of the existing code.
def create():
"""Renders the contact page."""
host = 'https://meetdemo.documents.azure.com:443/'
masterKey = '7xPDjHxJSuAUPI2BEWXF2VNVO6c3MN4q+941NAQwPphIqOGW/gE+pB1CQNp4K2F9/4T1bTl040t6JDeyCBmj3A=='
client = document_client.DocumentClient(host, {'masterKey': masterKey})
databases = client.ReadDatabases().ToArray()
#delete any existing databases for simplicity
for database in databases:
#create database
db = client.CreateDatabase({ 'id': 'sample database' })
# create collection
collection = client.CreateCollection(db['_self'],{ 'id': 'sample collection' })
# create document
document = client.CreateDocument(collection['_self'],
{ 'id': 'sample document',
'Web Site': '0 votes',
'Cloud Service': '0 votes',
'Virtual Machine': '0 votes',
'name': 'sample document' })
return render_template('create.html',title='Create Page',year=datetime.now().year,
message='You just created a new database - sample database a collection - sample collection and a document - sample document that has your votes. Your old votes have been deleted')
Add the following import statements at the top in views.py. These will import DocumentDB's PythonSDK and Flask packages.
from wtforms import Form, BooleanField, TextField, PasswordField, validators
from forms import LoginForm
import pydocumentdb.documents as documents
import pydocumentdb.document_client as document_client
import pydocumentdb.errors as errors
Add the following code to views.py. This takes care of setting up the form, reading the database, collection and document. Do not delete any of the existing code in views.py. Simply append this to the end.
@app.route('/vote', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def vote():
form = LoginForm()
replaced_document ={}
if form.validate_on_submit(): # is user submitted vote
host = 'https://meetdemo.documents.azure.com:443/'
masterKey = '7xPDjHxJSuAUPI2BEWXF2VNVO6c3MN4q+941NAQwPphIqOGW/gE+pB1CQNp4K2F9/4T1bTl040t6JDeyCBmj3A=='
client = document_client.DocumentClient(host, {'masterKey': masterKey})
databases = client.ReadDatabases().ToArray() #Read database
db =databases[0] #For simplicity we are assuming there is only one database
collections = client.ReadCollections(db['_self']).ToArray() #Read collection
coll =collections[0] #For simplicity we are assuming there is only one collection
documents = client.ReadDocuments(coll['_self']).ToArray() #Read document
doc = documents[0] #For simplicity we are assuming there is only document
replaced_document = doc
if form.remember_me.data:
print 'choice 1'
setvar = doc['Web Site']
finalvar = setvar.split();
votes = int(finalvar[0])
votes = votes+1
doc['Web Site'] = str(votes)+' '+finalvar[1]
replaced_document = client.ReplaceDocument(doc['_self'],
print replaced_document
elif form.remember_me1.data:
print 'choice 2'
setvar = doc['Cloud Service']
finalvar = setvar.split();
votes = int(finalvar[0])
votes = votes+1
doc['Cloud Service'] = str(votes)+' '+finalvar[1]
replaced_document = client.ReplaceDocument(doc['_self'],
print 'choice 2'
setvar = doc['Virtual Machine']
finalvar = setvar.split();
votes = int(finalvar[0])
votes = votes+1
doc['Virtual Machine'] = str(votes)+' '+finalvar[1]
replaced_document = client.ReplaceDocument(doc['_self'],
return render_template('results.html',
title = 'Website = ' + replaced_document['Web Site'] + '\n' +'Cloud Service = ' + replaced_document['Cloud Service'] + '\n' + 'Virtual Machine = ' + replaced_document['Virtual Machine'])
else :
return render_template('vote.html',
title = 'Vote',
form = form,
providers = app.config['OPENID_PROVIDERS'])
def results():
"""Renders the results page."""
return render_template(
message='Your application description page.')
Under the templates folder add the following html files to it. create.html, results.html, vote.html
Add the following code to create.html. It takes care of displaying the message that we created a new database, collection and document.
{% extends "layout.html" %}
{% block content %}

{{ title }}.

{{ message }}

Click here to Vote »

{% endblock %}
Add the following code to results.html. It takes care of displaying the results of the poll.
{% extends "layout.html" %}
{% block content %}

Results of the vote

{{ title }}

Vote Again »

{% endblock %}
Add the following code to vote.html. It takes care of displaying the poll and accepting the votes. On registering the votes the control is passed over to views.py where we will recognize the vote casted and append the document accordingly.
{% extends "layout.html" %}
{% block content %}

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<form action="" method="post" name="login">

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{{form.remember_me2}} Virtual Machine

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{% endblock %}
Delete the code in layout.html and replace it with the following. It takes care of setting up navbar and the respective urls for routing
Delete the code in index.html and replace it with the following. This serves as the landing page for your application
Right click on the project name tutorial and add a file - config.py. This config is required by forms in flask. You may use it to provide a secret key as well. Add the following code to config.py
CSRF_ENABLED = True
SECRET_KEY = 'you-will-never-guess'
Similarly append the __init__.py file. Locate it under the folder called tutorial. Replace the original code with the following. It takes care of the connection between the views and the config.py file.
from flask import Flask
app = Flask(__name__)
import tutorial.views
After following the above mentioned steps, this is how your solution explorer should look like
Hit F5 or the run button in visual studio and you should see the following on your screen.
Click on vote and select your option
For every vote you cast it will increment the appropriate counter. When you vote the next time you will be able to see the results.
Now that you have the complete application working correctly against DocumentDB we're going to deploy this to Azure Websites. Right Click on the Project in Solution Explorer (make sure you're not still running it locally) and select Publish.
Configure your Azure Website by providing your credentials and creating a new website/reusing an old website.
In a few seconds, Visual Studio will finish publishing your web application and launch a browser where you can see your handy work running in Azure!
Congratulations! You have just built your first Python Application using Azure DocumentDB and published it to Azure Websites.
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15 comments:
- Jenn said...
I love coleslaw too... Thanks for the new version, I'll be trying this soon!
- July 15, 2010 at 8:23 AM
- Laura PARING DOWN said...
I love coleslaw and fresh ground pepper, too.
I have to admit that I also love the recipe that uses a little oil a little vinegar and a little sugar - yum.
Shamefully, I love KFC coleslaw, too.
- July 15, 2010 at 8:51 AM
- Clements Family said...
I wish I had a secret to share! My hubby is the one that makes the coleslaw in our family! This version looks great!
- July 15, 2010 at 8:56 AM
- Food, Fun and Life in the Charente said...
The buttermilk dressing sounds really different, will give this a try. Diane
- July 15, 2010 at 9:25 AM
- Salsa Verde said...
I love coleslaw and yours, with the buttermilk dressing, sounds so delicious!
- July 15, 2010 at 9:26 AM
- Adventures in Domestic Cooking said...
Yummy, looks so colorful!
- July 15, 2010 at 9:27 AM
- Gloria said...
Love coleslaw Pam and this look awesome and tasty!, gloria xx
- July 15, 2010 at 10:03 AM
- Linda www.mykindofcooking.com said...
I love coleslaw! I like to put it on my pulled BBQ pork sandwiches.
- July 15, 2010 at 10:05 AM
- Jacqueline said...
I love coleslaw too; I like to put it on sandwiches...Happy day Pam.
- July 15, 2010 at 1:10 PM
- Celeste said...
Oh, this sounds wonderful! Unfortunately, I have a stubborn husband when it comes to his precious coleslaw and change.
- July 15, 2010 at 6:34 PM
- Marge said...
I have wonderful memories of making slaw with my Mother. Her secret was just a little bit of sugar to tame down the vinegar. And, it was on the dinner table every weekend. Thanks for the great post!
- July 15, 2010 at 10:55 PM
- Sage said...
Coleslaw was always on my menu when me boys were growing up. That buttermilk rally sounds like something I would love; saving this recipe.
- July 16, 2010 at 5:02 AM
- Pam said...
Jenn, you're welcome and I hope you like this one!
Laura PARING DOWN, I like the KFC version also! Thanks for stopping by!
Clements Family, bet your hubby makes a great slaw also. Love it especially in the summer!
Diane, great! Hope you like it!
Lia, thanks! The buttermilk dressing is a little different and good!
Adventures in Domestic Cooking, it is delicious! Thank you!
Gloria, thanks! I love the crispiness of this one!
Linda, me too! Wish I had some pulled pork right now!
Jacqueline, I do also! It goes so well with a lot of sandwiches!
Celeste, sometimes it's hard to change when you're already on to a good thing! This one is really delicious too!
Marge, yes! The vinegar surely needs some sugar! It's great when food brings back good memories!
Sage, your boys absolutely knew what was good! Hope you like this one! Thanks!
- July 17, 2010 at 6:21 AM
- chayacomfycook said...
There may be loads of recipes for cole slaw but most of them are good so it is fun to try new ones.
My favorite is Tyler Florence.
- July 19, 2010 at 2:31 PM
- Pam said...
chayacomfycook, that's for sure and I will be checking out Tyler's recipe! Love his recipes!
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Put right plant in right place. When plants (including lawns) are growing in their ideal environment, they thrive. And when plants thrive, they are naturally more resistant to pests and diseases. That means fewer chemicals going onto the plants and into the soil. Conversely, when plants are improperly placed, they become stressed and prone to attack from those same adversaries. We instinctively respond to these visible signs of trouble by pouring on the fertilizer and chemicals, when simply moving the plant to a more appropriate location is all that is needed. Growing the right plant in the right place can dramatically reduce or even eliminate the amount of chemicals needed to keep plants looking their best.
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- Piggly Wiggly Mar 12, 2002 02:37 PM
Hi Chowhounders, I am looking to make reservations for fantastic food in a quiet, romantic setting for my boyfriend's birthday next month. If you had to choose between Chez Panisse and Chapeau, which one would you go to? How does Clementine compare?
Thanks in advance for the helpful advice!
Having been to both (Chapeau and C. Panisse) recently, I would have to vote for Chapeau. However, here's a little "compare and contrast":
Unbelievably warm host, Philippe, makes you feel like family. Truly exceptional food, cheese plate, wine list have all the makings of a fine romantic dinner. And, the restaurant is very small (maybe 10 tables?) which adds to the intimacy. However, it's not remarkably quiet, and the lighting doesn't really lend itself to "ambiance", per se. And, tables are generally very close together, so you'll likely overhear your neighbors' conversations.
Chez Panisse (assuming you mean downstairs):
Also, wonderful food here. And there is something really nice about NOT having to wonder what to order - that being said, I don't think I'd take my extremely fickle b-friend to a restaurant where he didn't have any choices. The forward-most section of the downstairs dining room seemed to have more subdued lighting than the middle section in which we were seated. I'd request that specifically - otherwise, you might wind up by the kitchen or right at the doorway next to the hostess station. Service was fine, not overly attentive. We actually poured our own wine once, and our 2nd bottle was forgotten until after our red meat course had already been delivered. My sense is, you have to "watch out" for yourself lest the servers forget you - and this was EARLY at 6pm.
As for a romantic dinner - have you considered Cafe Jacqueline? It's in the same price range as C. Panisse, and is designed for languorous lovers. The entire menu is souffles designed for sharing, and as souffles are made to order, and cook slowly, you'll find yourself seated there for well on 2 hours.
Chez P. is really in a class by itself--remarkable food and a very particular kind of perfect Berkeley experience. The only deal is that there is just one set menu a night, no choices. If you or your b-friend have any food limitations--like no red meat or no dairy--you probably shouldn't go. (Check out the menus on their website www.chezpanisse.com to see the type o of food they serve.) Chapeau is quite nice but it's just one small room quite jam-packed with tables---you will be elbow-to-elbow with other diners.
re: dixieday
One solution is to make your reservation at CP and a back-up at your second choice. Once the week's menu becomes available (I think it's posted online--ask if you decide to reserve), see if you'll be content with what's offered for your meal and act accordingly, canceling one or the other reservation.
re: susan blair
El Paseo (strange name for a country French spot) is the most romantic restaurant around. And the service is very nice and the wine cellar is stellar.
I love Chapeau and agree with much of what's already been said. I'm embarrassed to say I've never eaten downstairs at Chez Panisse, but it is a completely different price range. For what Chez Panisse costs, you could go to Gary Danko, where the food is excellent but the service and atmosphere also really excel.
If you go to Chapeau, you must let Phillippe order your wine, including dessert wines.
I had a lovely birthday last year at Clementine, and the atmosphere is cozier than Chapeau. The food was good, especially the chocolate cake, but I think not quite as good as Chapeau. Prices are comparable, and the service at both places is friendly and excellent. So really, all good options.
re: windy
I was once in love with the pain perdu at Clementine. (About a year or two ago.) Warmth, softness and just the right amount of an eggy custardy kind of pleasure. It's been a while, so I can't vouch for them anymore.
Back then, I was actually quite pleased with Clementine's warm chocolate cake -- the scoop of crisp and cool coconut sorbet was thoughtfully placed a good distance apart from the warm cake. One could dessert at leisure, letting hot and cold mingle on the tongue instead of dealing with a dark puddle after a few minutes. In this respect, I found it superior to the warm banana chocolate cake at Chapeau. But I defer to windy's comments that reflect a more recent experience.
re: Limster
No, you're right, Clementine's desserts are excellent. With Chapeau, it's the wine I remember (and the lime mashed potatoes, and the cassoulet).
Maybe the chowhound thing to do is dine at Chapeau and then hop on the 38 bus to Clementine for dessert.
I agree that Chez P. is in a class by itself...you cannot go wrong upstairs or down...
HOWEVER, since these responses are starting to wander away from your original question, and since you seem willing to cross the bridge to the East Bay, I want to put in a plug for Rivoli [Solano Ave. in Berkeley] and Bay Wolf [Piedmont Ave in Oakland]...I think that either one of these spots would be appropriate for the birthday dinner you're planning....each one has good food, and attractive dining rooms that aren't too noisy...good luck
re: Paulie
I was at Chapeau one time several years ago and, while I enjoyed it, I didn't feel it was that special.
Chez Panisse is great but I think you may have trouble getting a reservation with just a month's notice, especially if you want a Friday or Saturday night.
For a romantic, quiet, special-occasion place I like Charles Nob Hill. You feel like you're in a private club, and the service is exquisite.
re: Paulie
Different people have different ideas of what's romantic. I'd guess, though, for a lot of people the lushness of Rivoli's setting and food would be more romantic than Chez Panisse's unadorned presentation of food in a class by itself.
I would not go to Chez Panisse. I have been there twice and have been totally unimpressed.
I generally don't mind set menu's-I have had the fixed price menu at French Laundry, Masa's, Fifth Floor and the other usual suspects and thoroughly enjoyed them.
Last time I went to Chez Panisse the set menu was a quiche I could have made at home, an uninspired roast chicken, and lemon eclairs (which I never would have picked off a desert menu in a million years.)
I don't mind shelling out a few bones for a special occasion, but I do not want a roast chicken as my main course! I want venison, lobster, black trumpet mushrooms, and the like. The execution was fine at Chez Panisse, but I don't want lemon eclairs just because they had some pretty lemons at the Berkeley farmer's market that morning.
I personally think (can you tell?) this place has been riding on it's reputation for far too long.
I have never been to Chapeau, although I have heard it's quite nice.
I love Chez Panisse. I will unequivocably state that it is my favourite restaurant. But I will say that's it's a very personal thing, and just like someone saying they like the Beatles, it's hard to really do justice to the experience without either feeding into, or trying to talk down, the hype.
Chez Panisse is NOT a fancy restaurant. If you want froo-froo plates piled with archetectural renderings (which is a lot of fun some times) you will not find this at Chez Panisse. If you "don't want lemon eclairs just because they had some pretty lemons at the Berkeley farmer's market that morning" then you don't want to go to Chez Panisse.
If you want honest simple food, prepared with the best possible quality ingredients, at the peak of their season - you will enjoy it. If you prefer letting the food be the experience then you will enjoy it.
There have been numerous comparisons on this board to the French Laundry, or any number of 2-3 star restaurants in Paris, but that is completely off the mark. If you expect that sort of experience you should go to that type of restaurant.
My reccomendation - don't eat downstairs (especially if you prefer a choice) only tourists eat downstairs, and of course don't try to go on a Friday or Saturday night, as Mr. Bourdaine calls them - "amateur nights."
re: Paul C
I haven't been to either the Cafe or the Restaurant in several years. That said, I've known both well since their inceptions, reinventions, etc.
I've NEVER heard/read the Restaurant called touristy before. If that's true, it's a real sea change and breaks my heart.
I've always preferred downstairs to upstairs: the food, to my taste, has always been more delicious and less "inventive" and prey to individual line cook's whims. The atmosphere, to me, is more romantic than any other restaurant's, especially if I can be seated in the little front enclave. Maybe it's because I associate it with special occasions ann imbue it with high expectations too. But I love the look and feel of the dining room, the quiet hum, the perfect amount of light, the natural wood.
Upstairs is better people-watching and eavesdropping, but not what I'd ever characterize as "romantic." Too noisy, among other things.
I ate at Chapeau once; pleasant but in a different league, at least a year or so ago.
re: Fine
I spoke too strongely (a sin I am prone to.)
Downstairs is certainly not touristy, and it certainly fabulous. I was basically trying to say that the locals seem to eat upstairs. (I live in the East Bay, and work in the food/wine biz, and between me and my co-workers some one seems to eat there once a month or so, always upstairs, and never anything less than wonderful.)
re: Paul C
I agree with you Paul. A lot of first-time visitors tend to want to exclusively associate the full-fledged (and full-priced) Chez Panisse experience with Downtairs.
Upstairs tends to be more casual and local.


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Chicago White Sox center fielder Alejandro De Aza (30) hits a two run home-run against Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Blake Beavan (49) during bottom of the 5th inning, at U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago, on Friday, April 5, 2013. | Ting Shen~Sun-Times Media
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The pitchers already are taking batting practice as the White Sox and every other American League team prepare to play interleague games throughout the season.
The Sox play next week in Washington against the Nationals, where there will be no DH.
''[The pitchers] actually like it,'' manager Robin Ventura said.
The new interleague format will revive the question of whether AL teams are at a disadvantage without it in National League parks —and whether the DH should be added to the NL.
''For us, we're built with it, so it's hard to say,'' Ventura said. ''For some guys, it extends their careers.
''I think [the DH] would help everyone in the American League [if adopted throughout baseball], but I don't see it happening any time soon.''
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All the talk about the lack of small-ball scoring in the opening series against Kansas City might have been missing a point about pitching, first baseman Paul Konerko said.
''I'd say everybody [on both sides] kind of tipped their hat to the pitching,'' he said. ''I think everybody threw the ball well. For the most part, their guys made good pitches, and our guys did, too. That can happen in any three-game stretch during the season. When it's the first three games, it's always magnified a little bit. We'll be fine.''
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Left-hander John Danks will be evaluated on a start-by-start basis as he goes through extended spring training rehabbing his shoulder, pitching coach Don Cooper said.
''Things are coming a little bit,'' Cooper said. ''But as far as how long and what it is, I don't think anybody has the answer to that.''
Ventura said staying in touch with him as he goes through the rehab is important mentally for Danks.
''It's not an easy situation for anyone,'' Ventura said. ''The DL is not a fun place to be for him trying to work his way back. He worked as hard as anyone to get ready to break [camp] with us at the beginning of the season [after last season's surgery].
''It just didn't happen. He wasn't back to what he was before, and that's the hard part — to be able to stay focused in that rehab to make it all the way back.''
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The Sox will pay tribute to the 1983 AL West Division champs each Sunday this season by wearing replica uniforms. This Sunday, Rudy Law and Julio Cruz will be honored at the game.


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— For a Limited Time, Tijuana Flats to Feature Three New Burritos Wrapped in Hemp —
On Wednesday, July 9, Tijuana Flats will introduce their first limited time offer promotion featuring three new burritos: Pie Roller, Tree Hugger and Sweet Hemptation. All burritos will be wrapped in hemp tortillas, prepared Megajuana size and will vary in ingredients.
The burritos were developed by employees of Tijuana Flats. A contest was held companywide to create their favorite burritos using only two new products. Winners were chosen by a panel of judges and winners were awarded with prizes and bragging rights. Over 20 entries were received.
"This is one of our first true limited time offers that we have introduced companywide. I am confident that guests will love these new hemp burritos. The uniqueness of the ingredients coupled with the hemp tortilla is sure to leave our guests wanting more" said Tijuana Flats CEO Brad Kaemmer.
This is the first time Tijuana Flats has ever used hemp with a menu item. Hemp tortillas include hemp seeds, which are rich in protein and Omega-3.
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19 February 2009 09:25
British Eurosport has denied clinching a deal to continue showing coverage of the MotoGP world championship in 2009.
But MCN understands that a deal is close to being reached with MotoGP rights owners Dorna for coverage to continue on British Eurosport in 2009.
However, the deal is not expected to include live coverage of the MotoGP race. With the BBC having exclusive rights to show MotoGP in the UK, MCN understands as a result of that exclusivity, British Eurosport will show the MotoGP race delayed and not live.
Live coverage of the 125 and 250 races is expected to remain, as is British Eurosport's heavy output of practice and qualifying from all three classes.
It is all part of a new deal struck by British Eurosport bosses and follows similar negotiations conducted by French Eurosport with Dorna.
But a British Eurosport spokeswoman told MCN: "At the moment there is nothing to add regarding MotoGP."
Dorna announced last June that it would end its long-standing collaboration with Eurosport.
The decision was part of Dorna's new strategy of working with national network broadcasters around Europe, always focusing first and foremost on free-to-air coverage to bring MotoGP to wider audiences.
That deal effectively ended Eurosport's international coverage, but in October Dorna cut a deal to continue coverage with the French arm of Eurosport.
Dorna's decision to ditch MotoGP provoked a flood of complaints from fans in the UK, upset at the loss of favourite commentary team made up of Julian Ryder, Toby Moody and Randy Mamola.
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Firstly I had better say I am not a biker but I am a fan of MotoGP including the supporting races.I have been watching for 10 years or so and all due to the excellent Eurosport Commentary team. Yes I have watched some of BBC coverage (as Eurosport are not on Freeview in kitchen!) but I can't stand Charlie Cox (regardless of whether he is commentating on 2 or 4 wheels) - nothing against Australian commentators in general as I enjoy coverage of Aussie V8/Ute racing. Steve Parrish is ok but seems to spend most of his time cringing at Charlie's latest outburst. Sure Suzie is good looking but given the choice Randy Mamola does a better job. Hopefully therefore Eurosport will be able to retain their team - yes Toby can get excited but less so than commentators in sports such as football, horse racing etc. Toby, Julian and Randy (plus Neil Spalding sometimes) actually work as a team and have done a fantastic job over the years.
Could it be than Dorna have just realised that TV coverage for supporting races is essential for teams to retain sponsors. I did email someone at Dorna about this when it was first announced BBC would take over coverage but of course did not receive a response.
Finally I also am on Virgin cable
24 February 2009 18:24
The reason I have complained is this -
I have watched the grand prix' on Eurosport for many years and like the fact that the commentators get excited about the racing. Yes the adverts are a pain in the proverbial so I click the remote to change to BBC for 60-90 seconds when they come on.
Then I have to listen to people that sound like they are commentating on go slow snooker, not motorcycle racing. OK, maybe I am being fickle but the most exciting sport (in my humble opinion) should have some exciting commentary.
I still dont believe that the BBC will show all the races live - other things will take priority.
Oh, and if it helps, I have Virgin cable where Eurosport is a free channel.
24 February 2009 11:40
I can see you're not moaning, apart form calling Steve Parrish and Charlie Cox gobshites (I agree that Charlie is an odd choice and so is Toby Moody), but if you look at most of the comments in this thread you'd think everyone had only just been told about the BBC coverage. Anyway if they were all watching it on Eurosport how come they know the BBC's coverage is crap?!?
I have seen Eurosports coverage lots of times when I've had the opprtunity, usually in a pub, and have never liked their commentary style, they're usually rambling on about something mildly interesting that happened minutes ago and I've heard them miss many an incident or overtake.
Anyway I'm just glad we can all be happy now, well if the Eurosport coverage goes ahead that is.
23 February 2009 13:34
Who's moaning, we're getting what we want now (well most of us anyway)! Hopefully freeview will pick up Eurosport soon then you can see what you've been missing commentary wise. Suzi is a doll though and a very clever one at that and yes she knows her stuff, like you said she's been in the bike game commentary wise for a long time, and she rides and she is eye candy on too, pity she does'nt work for eurosport!
23 February 2009 12:47
Stop moaning!
I'm glad you all might get your pay to view that you like, but I wish everyone would stop complaining about the BBC showing MotoGP! There's gonna be nothing wrong with the BBC's coverage and everyone's complaining because they just don't like change.
The BBC has said that they will be showing all the races with the125s and 250s shown on the red button, which everyone has nowadays and this includes qualifying. For people like myself who can't afford to subscribe to sattelite or cable this is a godsend. And who wants adverts interupting all the races, I don't.
As far as the comentary goes I've always found Eurosport's commentators to be rambling away in the background going off on tangents without really talking about the races properly. obviously with the exception of Randy Mamola. On the Beeb you've got Steve Parrish who used to be Barry Sheene's team mate and knows what he's talking about, Charlie Cox is in there to attract other motorsport fans giving a link to car racing fans ( a good marketing ploy to attract more fans). And then I'm fed up with people complaining about Suzie Perry being a bimbo that has nothing to do with motorsport, she grew up around bikes starting out her career presenting the Speedway on Sky so you can't say she doesn't know what she's talking about.
As I said I'm glad that there could be extra coverage on Eurosport, anything that brings the racing to more potential viewers is good in my book, and I'm glad I can now watch the bikes on BBC after being starved of watching bikes for so many years.
A testament to how being on the Beeb attracts new viewers is a couple that I know that aren't in to bikes happened to catch last years battle between Rossi and Stoner at Laguna, and now they are hooked and didn't miss a single race for the rest of the seaon.
Bring on 2009 I can't wait!
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An Answer to Prayer
by Juliet H Choi
Recently I visited a patient dying of cancer in the hospital. She was a beautiful European forty-two-year-old woman and the mother of a nine-year-old. I spent quite some time with the woman and her husband, listening to and sharing their fears, anger, rage, and bitterness. Then, through the courage inspired by the Holy Spirit, we shared God's mercy and grace.
The three of us prayed together holding hands. We prayed that in the midst of dying, she could find God's peace and salvation.
As I was leaving the hospital floor, her husband ran after me. He said, "I have been asking the Lord to please send someone who can minister to my wife before she dies. I just want to say thank you so much for the answer to my prayer."
The husband, soon to be a widower, just wept and wept. I cried with him. I believe that he knew beyond a doubt that God loved him and his wife, no matter how angry they were with God. Through their grief and mourning, God would continue to shine light through the loneliness. God would give comfort and strength.
The dying woman's husband said he was, "Ever so thankful to God for hearing his prayers and answering him."
Because of the tender love and mercy of our God, he gives his people discernment and wisdom to follow in the steps of our savior in preaching a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins. God gives strength to the weary, and comfort to those who are mourning. God cries with those who are sorrowful, holds hands with the dying, and empowers us to serve God without fear.
We, God's servants, are called prophets of the most high, for we go before the Lord to prepare the way for Him. We shine on those living in darkness or with cancer. In the shadow of death, God's salvation and peace reigns.
Juliet H. Choi is a deaconess serving as a research chemotherapy nurse at MemorialSloanKetteringCancerCenter in New York City. Since 1979, Juliet administers chemotherapy to leukemia, lymphoma, and solid-tumor patients. While following patients throughout the treatment cycles, Juliet brings God's forgiveness, mercy, salvation, peace, strength, courage, and healing to cancer patients.
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