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09 Jan 2013
When I was first posted to Serbia in 2001, the country and its people were still shaken and scarred by years of conflict. Returning in 2009 to lead the United Nations presence there, I was deeply impressed by the swift and substantive progress made. Belgrade had new trams and buses, neighborhoods and parks had been refurbished, and efforts to consolidate democracy, build a more inclusive economy, and establish credible mechanisms to fight corruption were well under way. Serbia is now emerging as an increasingly powerful source of security and stability in the region, contributing scores of peacekeepers to international forces, fighting organized crime, collecting and destroying some 100,000 illicit and unregistered firearms, and integrating women in the military and police forces. Ministries are moving to adopt individual anti-corruption strategies known as integrity plans, and dozens of investigations have opened since the new government took office barely six months ago. Parliament is engaged in more robust review and scrutiny, and its Speaker, Nebojsa Stefanovic, is spearheading a new initiative with UNDP to strengthen parliamentary oversight of spending. These and other governance initiatives aim explicitly to promote accountability, reduce vulnerability and risk of loss, and build the credibility and legitimacy of state institutions. Read More
03 Jan 2013
High unemployment and inequality fuelled Arab Spring uprisings that began in 2010, but the Arab world needs broad governance reform to achieve sustainable, equitable growth. Ousting dictators alone isn't enough. People want bread, but they also want social justice and freedom. Experts at the UNDP Regional Center in Cairo reached that conclusion after lengthy study, culminating in the Arab Development Challenges Report that has now been launched in capitals around the world. Having spent nearly three decades in the field, I believe this is indeed the case—governance and rule of law are essential to the sustainable, inclusive development the Arab world so acutely needs. In Egypt, the problem wasn't simply political exclusion--it was political and economic exclusion. Reform will succeed only when it addresses both. Unemployment remains a critical challenge, but reliably measuring joblessness is difficult in countries without unemployment insurance and a system of registering for it. Enormous challenges such as food security, water scarcity, and management of natural resource also remain. Arab states must invest better in managing water resources and improving irrigation and agricultural productivity and devise incentives for investment in renewable energy. Governance failures helped create this situation: Here we see institutions that perpetuate themselves, corrosive constituencies Read More
24 Dec 2012
Rule of law is fundamental to development. People who don't feel safe and think that their property may be stolen or destroyed, do not invest in the future. Why buy seed if the harvest will be stolen? Why invest in a business whose profits will be swallowed by corruption? Who would send their daughter to school if they thought she was going to be raped on the way? Communities that cannot deal with the past cannot move forward. Transitional justice, which allows post-crisis communities to address legacies of violence and hold perpetrators to account is therefore critical. Without transitional justice, no meaningful social contract is possible. In each case, the rule of law allows people to look forward to a brighter future, in which they find opportunities to achieve their potential and in which legal protection exists for all. The world has shifted on its axis since 189 diverse Member States settled more than a decade ago on the MDGs, excluding any discussion of sensitive issues related to governance, access to justice, and human rights. But with the Cold War now long behind us and the Arab Spring having re-opened discussion of the social contracts that must necessarily underpin a cohesive Read More
13 Dec 2012
It's the extreme weather season in much of the world. Deadly cyclones, blinding rains, ensuing floods and mudslides are becoming the norm from the Philippines to Haiti to Pakistan. Storms and floods are sweeping across the globe with increased regularity and ferocity. Recovery costs are high. How can countries find funds today to build "climate resilient" roads, bridges, schools and other vital infrastructure to prevent losses tomorrow? One answer is of course in more international finance under the principle of common but differentiated responsibility. This means that developed countries should take the lead in combating climate change and its adverse effects. They are more likely to have the technical and economic capacity to address climate change, whereas developing countries may not. But another part of the answer can be found when developing countries take a look at how climate change is reflected in their own national budgets and expenditures. While the debates continue internationally about who should cover the costs of reducing carbon emissions or adapting to climate risks, developing countries themselves are also responding to climate change by examining more closely their own domestic resources from their own existing budgets. In simple terms, this means looking through the national Read More
03 Dec 2012
As thousands meet in Doha this week for the latest round of climate talks, it's crucial to zero in on what a lack of progress could mean for the world's least developed countries. Poor people in developing countries face the greatest risk from climate change. It exacerbates existing vulnerabilities and as for example in Africa, it's the poor that are bearing the brunt of climate change through drought, flood, hunger, and more. If we don't make progress towards a new global agreement on climate we risk undermining gains in the developing world, threatening their lives, their livelihoods, and their countries' prospects. We don't need to wait for a global climate agreement or the post-2015 development agenda to be negotiated by United Nations member states. There is plenty which can be done below that level by sub-national governments, communities, civil society, and the private sector. Indeed, that is where much of the energy was to be found at Rio+20! What's encouraging is that more and more developing countries are already working hard on adaption to climate change and mitigation. For instance Ethiopia, a large least developed country, has adopted a low carbon, climate resilient, green economy strategy. The issue now is how Read More
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HIV responses worldwide have achieved remarkable progress. At the end of 2011, more than 8 million people were accessing life-saving HIV treatment—a 20-fold increase from 2003. New HIV infections have also dropped sharply in numerous countries, including some with high HIV prevalence. But social exclusion, inequalities, and human rights violations continue to drive the spread of HIV and other diseases, with a disproportionate impact on women and marginalized populations. These include men who have sex with men, people who use drugs, sex workers, and transgender people. According to a 2012 report by the Global Commission on HIV and the Law, discriminatory and punitive legal environments, violence, and other abuses are also helping spread HIV. Doing a better job of enforcing protective legislation and ensuring that social protection policies cover those affected by HIV can contribute to more inclusive, effective, and efficient HIV responses—leading in turn to reduced inequalities and more resilient people and communities. For the first time in the history of the AIDS response, domestic investments in HIV have surpassed international assistance: 80 countries increased domestic investment in national HIV responses by more than 50 percent from 2006-2011. All the more reason to strengthen national capacity for implementing rights based Read More
21 Nov 2012
The restoration of justice and the punishment of those who commit human rights abuses can be vital first steps in peacebuilding; both for countries recovering from conflict, and for societies trying to overcome the trauma of violence. In March this year, the International Criminal Court (ICC), the first permanent criminal court mandated to investigate and prosecute those responsible for genocide and crimes against humanity, handed down its first judgment since being established in 2002. Congolese warlord Thomas Lubanga Dyilo was found guilty of using children under the age of 15 in armed hostilities. This judgment inaugurated a new age where the ICC acts as a court of last resort. This notion, called "complementarity," forms the founding principle of the ICC, which believes that the primary responsibility for investigating and prosecuting serious crimes rests with national authorities and states. If countries are willing and able, justice is best delivered where the crimes occurred. However, many post-conflict countries do not have the capacity to conduct such investigations. Even if the political will exists, domestic judicial systems often lack adequate witness protection services, prison facilities, and other resources to conduct fair trials. To realize the complementarity principle, there needs to be a closer relationship Read More
09 Nov 2012
Of late, we have witnessed dramatic change in many parts of the world. Autocratic leaders in the Middle East and North Africa have been ousted or forced to resign. Myanmar has embarked on a determined path towards reform. Economic, social and political reasons triggered these societal changes. Hence people's call for "bread, freedom, dignity" in Egypt's Tahrir Square, where we saw that political transition can – if rarely - happen almost overnight. But autocratic regimes leave legacies, economic structures, incentive systems and institutions that do not disappear as a dictator steps down or aside. Political rights, human rights, progressive social and economic policies, fair jobs and the primacy of the rule of law do not automatically follow moments of significant political change. One of the first choices the leaders of transition must make, therefore, is to be inclusive as they start to define their future. For legitimacy and longevity, there must be sustained channels for dialogue and decision-making with all people – civil society and academics, the business elite and the military, the politicians and the public, especially the marginalized. This is the only way to renew trust and rebuild a nation's social contract. This is most difficult. At the very Read More
09 Nov 2012
Hurricane Sandy, which caused mayhem when it made landfall here on 29 October, killed over 110 people in the United States. The cost of damage has been estimated at over US$ 50 billion in the US and the lives of millions of those in New York, where I live, have been disrupted. North America however, was in fact the last of many stops on Sandy's tour of destruction. Sandy was one of the largest Atlantic hurricanes on record. The Bahamas, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica and many other countries have suffered terrible losses. In Haiti, which has yet to fully recover from the 2010 earthquake, more than 54 people were killed and over 200,000 are now homeless. Health workers are scrambling to ensure that the storm damage does not hasten the spread of infectious diseases, including cholera. In Cuba, nearly a million people have been directly affected; the roofs of more than 43,000 homes have been ripped off by the high winds; at least 375 health centres and 2,100 schools have been damaged and many roads and bridges are impassable. Some 30,000 people have been displaced in the Dominican Republic. Here in the New York/New Jersey area, there is much to Read More
08 Nov 2012
The devastation wrought by Hurricane Sandy reminds us once again of the destructive potential of extreme weather—even in a developed country such as the United States, and even with ample warning and swift emergency response. From Kingston, Jamaica to Jamaica, Queens, this "perfect storm" exacted a deadly toll that New York's mayor said was even higher as a result of climate change. But while developed countries dig ever deeper to fund elaborate flood defense systems, compensate farmers, and adjust thermostats to accommodate hotter summers, the consequences of climate change in Africa can be catastrophic: Crops fail. People go hungry. We could, as a global community, make the transition to green and inclusive economies that tackle inequality, advance development, and stop the ongoing assault on our ecosystem. This begs the question: Why isn't the world doing more? At the global level, policy responses lag well behind where science tells us they should be. Short political cycles discourage long-term thinking, particularly where up-front costs may be high. This is especially true in times of fiscal constraint and sluggish growth. Little appreciation exists, further, of how climate change undermines gains in the developing world, hitting hardest precisely those people who have contributed least to Read More
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Visit the Merrick Art Gallery on Sunday, October 26, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, for the debut of New Brighton Revisited and a presentation by author Karen Helbling at 1:30 PM.
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Mondays: William Penn Way & Crescent Heights Plan, Rt. 65 (from Valley Avenue to Stuber Road), North Ave., Franklin Plan and McGuire Street.
Tuesdays: Gulbranson Heights Plan, Daugherty Highlands Plan and Hillcrest Drive.
Wednesdays: Mercer Heights Plan, Klein Plan, Stuber Road, McCreary Plan, Cardinal Drive, Robin Trail, and Rt. 65 (from Stuber Road to Wises Grove Road)
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The Beaver County Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association has announced that the New Brighton Farmers Market will open for the season on Tuesday, June 3. The Market will again be located in the parking lot next to Family Dollar at 1235 Fifth Avenue and be open from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM. The New Brighton Farmers Market will continue operating every Tuesday until October 28.
As in years past, the Market will feature fruits and vegetables, baked goods, meat, honey, fresh-cut flowers, fully prepared meals, and bedding plants sold by local Beaver County growers and merchants.
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Please do not dispose of grass clippings, brush, or other such yard waste onto the street. Diposing of grass clippings and yard waste can be accomplished by bagging the waste and placing it on the curb for your weekly garbage collection.
Board of Supervisors adopts Code of the Township of Daugherty
At their Regular Meeting held on Wednesday January 12, 2011, the Board of Supervisors adopted Ordinance 134, the Code of the Township of Daugherty. The new code is a volume of chapters based upon the original ordinances adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the Township of Daugherty. This legislation, has been revised and codified, renumbered as to sections and rearranged into chapters. The Board of Supervisors has made a searchable version of the Code available online through the use of General Code's eCode 360.
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As a student in the Creativity and Entrepreneurship LLC, you will take three, 2-credit-hour academic courses during your first year (one course each quarter). The courses include case studies, workshops, field trips, and design projects, along with readings and guest speakers. Through these experiences and projects, students will learn about the many challenges and rewards of creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship, and design thinking.
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The March 10, 2014 Mw6.9 earthquake off the coast of northern California occurred as the result of the oblique strike slip motion on a fault approximately 80 km offshore of Eureka, California. The preliminary location places the earthquake within the Juan de Fuca plate (or Gorda subplate), which subducts beneath northern California, Oregon, and Washington at a rate of ~23 mm/yr. This location is outboard of the trench in the oceanic crust. The earthquake was widely felt along the coast of northern California and southern Oregon, particularly in the city of Eureka.
The general tectonics of this region are characterized by transitions between oceanic subduction of the Juan de Fuca plate beneath the Pacific northwest region and the continuation of the San Andreas Fault offshore. The intersection of the Juan de Fuca, North America, and Pacific plates forms the Mendocino Triple Junction off the west coast of California, with the subduction zone extending to the north and the San Andreas Fault diverging to the west offshore and continuing to the south. The offshore extension of the San Andreas Fault and southern extent of the Juan de Fuca plate are defined by the easternmost exposure of the Mendocino Fracture Zone. Several large earthquakes have occurred in this region since 1900 within 100 km of the March 2014 event, including events of M7.2 in 1922, M7.1 in 1923, M7.3 in 1980, M7.0 in 1994, M7.2 in 2005, as well as several events near the coast or inland of California, including the 1992 M7.2 Petrolia earthquake with its M6.6 and M6.4 aftershocks. Most recently, an earthquake of M6.5 in January 2010 with a similar faulting mechanism to the March 2014 event occurred.


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When I open up disk manager I see two entries each for c:,d:,e:,f: and g: partitions.
I have an efi system with a GPT disk. Windows 7, Ubuntu and CentOS6 all installed in various partitions. There are a number of other partitions but only those with drive letters are duplicated. But only one instance has the filesystem type.
I have a second disk and a DVD and both these are okay/normal/displayed once.
The disk 0 schematic looks normal. Clicking on the partitions grey-highlights the entry with the filesystem types.
If I right-click on the either of the duplicated Volumes I just get a "help" otion where as my 2nd disk as the full range of actions.
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I fiddled with bcdedit (easyBCD does NOT work with GPT and it tool a lot of hacking to fix the mess it left) and created a dual boot set-up but when I boot from w7_game (G it recognised it was using that box (windows flag against the drive when exploring the "Computer") but it was picked up the user account from c:
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I don't know where to start, but a quick guess : do you have mirroring enabled on any of these drives?
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I would backup my data, unplug all other HD's and clean reinstall to the target HD, creating the partitions during install or afterwards in Disk Mgmt. Clean Install Windows 7
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Shame. I was hoping to be able to fix this.
I'm not sure that Windows 7 knows how to handle EFI/GPT correctly.
I was unable to rescue my BCD via the install media like you're supposed to.
I have three OSes on here not so I'm not keen wipe everything.
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How can I say this would appearing rude? I don't think you have quite absorbed my original post.
I suspect the entries without filesystem types are the duplicates but I have no actions available to me when I right click (other than just "help").
I can't get as far as "Set-up repair" .. I can't recall the error message. I get to the "Install now" and if I click on the bottom repair option then I'm told something like "This option is not valid for your set-up". EFI/GPT presumeably.
EasyBCD - tip to anyone reading... DO NOT USE if you have a GPT disk layout. It's not there yet for GPT. It adds MBR style entried to the BCD and its only saving grace is that it has an easy save option which I did run, only after I'd seriously buggered up the BCD but I'm grateful for the backup. From the ubuntu system I was able to move the backup from the windows NTFS filesystem to the /boot/efi/Microsoft/Boot area (sorry for the unix slashes)
and after the system booted and I was able to use bcdedit to tidy this up.
I then created the entry for my clone which lead to my current (this) issue.
I used Magic Partition Manager live cd to partition the disk as GPT before installing Windows 7. Spent ages sizing and adding all the other OS area... waste of time as I needed a clean slate for MS to add its own take of GPT which includes second partition.
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to dance to hip-hop or pop music in a very sensual way typically by thrusting or shaking the buttocks and hips while in a squatting or bent-over position...while at work.
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First time in Nola for Thanksgiving Weekend
Celebrating our 15 year aniiversary. Staying in the French Quarter
Thursday- Commanders Palace
Friday- GW Fins
Saturday- August
I have heard that the higher end restaurants have a dress code. Will a collared dress shirt, with dress shoes and a nice pair of jeans be o.k? I am mostly concerned with Commanders Palace.
We have no Lunch or Breakfast plans for the weekend and were just going to stop into any restaurant that caught our eye while walking around the city. We are from Chicago so we don't want any Italian, Sushi, Pizza, etc. Just want some places that have Fresh, Authentic Cajun or Creole food(spicier the better) . My wife is not a big meat eater, prefers seafood(not fried) beans and veggies.
Any suggestions?
Not positive about jeans, but would assume that they would be OK.
The NOLA dress-codes have gone by the wayside, and now gentlemen seldom even wear jackets, unless they are locals. I think that maybe only Galatoire's requires jackets for gentlemen, and then only for dinner.
I always don wool dress slacks, and a blazer, but think that is probably a lot of overkill, for the restaurants mentioned. Just my thing.
The official dress code policy at Commander's Palace: "Business Casual attire is acceptable, jackets preferred at dinner. No shorts or t-shirts accepted at any time. Men must have closed-toe shoes." I wouldn't there in jeans, or even without a jacket, but that's your call.
GW Fins is definitely business casual. Collared shirt will be fine there. I'd wear slacks but I suppose you can get away with jeans.
I'll defer to others' comments on dress at August.
I'm a fan of Elizabeth's in Bywater and Atchafalaya in Irish Channel for breakfasts and brunch. In the Quarter, consider lunch at Muriel's (and be sure to check out the ghost table and the seance room upstairs after your mea)l. Right across the street is Stanley, also a good spot for breakfast or lunch. Both are right alongside Jackson Square, and a short walk from Cafe du Monde, in case you'd also like to sample the famed beignets. For cajun. consider Cochon in the Warehouse District. For Creole, consider Galitoire's in the FQ (and prepare to take your time).
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was just there this past weekend and loved both Elizabeth's and Atchafalaya for brunch . also had EAT in the FQ which we loved and they have a BYOchampagne policy. the oysters napoleon were to die for
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As for Restaurant August, when we have dined there (dinner each time), the majority of the gentlemen have had on suits, or sports coats, and about half, have had on ties. On all of our visits, I have worn one of my blazers, and have had on a tie. What the exact "dress-code" is, I cannot comment. I am only making observations on the attire of most male patrons, and what I have worn.
I'd opt for lunch rarher than dinner at Commander's and choose R'evolution or Herbsaint for dinner. Try Coquette for Saturday lunch. We have had fun dinners at Fins ordering numerous appetizers and splitting an entree. Best app options: sizzling oysters, softshell, crabcake, grilled shrimp with pepper salsa. Lobster ravioli and blue crab dumplings sound good but are blah. Best entree is the Scalibut.
You can wear jeans to August but slacks are more appropriate. Same for Commander's in the evening.
You will see many with jackets as well.
I would not wear (and would not want to be accompanied by someone wearing) jeans to either Commander's or August. (And it's not an old fashioned and/or stuffy thing, I'm in my late 20s). Haven't made it to GW Fins.
Second Coquette for lunch, if you make it uptown to Magazine St. (at Washington). Good window/actual shopping and people watching area. Borgne is another Besh place that specializes in local seafood and is open for lunch. Avoid any restaurants in the quarter with a barker/cling wrapped display plate of food outside.
At August they have their dress code shown on their web site I believe. I called to confirm a jacket would be required at dinner, they said yes, it was REQUIRED. We were dressed up and they sat people next to us in tee shirts, warm up suits and athletic shoes. It wasn't just the clothes, they were all just overall sloppy. Go figure. August doesn't even look like a place that I would walk into dressed down.
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Just thought you should know that the Bayou Classic is this weekend, game on Saturday. So the FQ should really be packed with visitors. Something to be aware of if you're looking for/expecting a low-key New Orleans during the Thanksgiving holiday. Eat well!
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Same for Commander's. They state jacket preferred. I've seen a "gentleman"sporting a new white undershirt. I guess when it comes to another check in the till, the dresscode loses. Improperly attirerd guests display a lack of respect for the establishment and downgrades the overall fine dining experience.
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Yes, being the "senior" person here, I remember when it was not so. Things have changed, and so be it. Still, and even in much more casual places, I still sport a blazer, and the tie comes out, with some.
It was not always that way. There WAS a dress-code at many NOLA restaurants, but not so much anymore.
Some around here feel that we, the subscribers, should work with the lowest possible denominator, and NOT get hung up on what most others are wearing. Not sure where that comes from, but so be it. I would rather tell a visitor what most others are wearing, and not get hung up on what one can "get by with," as that would not make ME comfortable.
re: texasredtop
That is one of the problems with NOLA "dress-codes." For some folk, the are meaningful, but for others, they are not.
I seldom even ask, anymore, and just, as I always do. As it no longer appears that a tie is "required," I decide, that night, if I will wear one.
OTOH, if one does get in, but all gentlemen are in suits and ties, and that person is in cutoffs, with a tank top and flip-flops, will they be comfortable? I would not, but others might well feel differently. That is me, and that is them.
"Authentic Cajun" is not exactly New Orleans' food but the Bon Ton is open for lunch on weekdays and might fit the bill there. Some restaurants will offer a cajun item even if the house does not specialize in it. Lots of folks rave about Cochon and it can give you a good idea of what that food is about.
I should think that, Thanksgiving being a festive occasion, the dress would be more formal. I don;t even own a pair of jeans so that never is an issue for me and I ALWAYS wear a suit when I go to the higher end places. I do not allow men at my table unless they are in coat AND tie and they keep the jacket on.
Bayou Classic clogs the Quarter but the great restaurants down there do not usually appeal to the football crowd. I've had a late lunch/early dinner down there and the restaurant was practically deserted.
re: hazelhurst
Bon Ton review. Scroll down to Nov. 6.
re: JazzyB
I've had that salt problem in there occasionally but it is in the soups. I've never cared for the salads. I don't expect it to be anything other than what it is but it, along with Cochon, are probably the best city representatives of that kind of cooking. And at least Bon Ton had crawfish etoufee when no one else in town had heard of it (and the only crawfish dish was crawfish cardinale).
re: hazelhurst
You make some good, and useful distinctions. Often, many get confused on the cuisine available in NOLA. Cajun has some influences, but not as much, as most might think. Same for Creole. Influential, but not "all there is."
True NOLA Cuisine draws from many different sources.
When one specifies "Cajun," I think BonTon, and also Cochon, as they typify aspects of THAT cuisine. Tujacques has some similar cuisine.
None of those is NOLA Cuisine, specifically, but are reflections of "Cajun."
As for the dress, I completely agree, but that is just me.
As for football crowds, they normally head to sports bars, and similar, and often, the higher-end places are nearly empty.
re: dannyara1
New Orleans is a great place to "have a good time," and especially with cuisine!
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Regional and seasonal West Coast dishes are freshly prepared daily in our mountain kitchen using Oceanwise and Green Table certified ingredients. The Observatory's exquisite food, exceptional service and award-winning wine list turn every meal into a special occasion.
Feeling indulgent? Enjoy our five-course Chef's Taster Menu which allows you to explore a range of wines carefully chosen by Sommelier Steven Conroy or choose a bottle from one of over 500 selections from the multi-award winning wine list.
Dinner is served seven nights a week from 5pm and complimentary Skyride admission is always included with every advance reservation.
Please note that for parties of 7 or more a gratuity of 18% will be added to the bill.
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- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/2/2014The restaurant is intimate. Food is beautifully presented and tastes delicious. Taking the gondola up and down the mountain adds to a great experienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- AmazingTripleXlevelDined on 11/1/2014The food, the staff, the views all amazing!!! I had the tenderloin, my wife the duck, but perfectly cookedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- romance on mountain topchopeloDined on 10/25/2014Beautiful and great for special occasion plus the scenery was breath-taking...overall just worth it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We loved everythingAmazingDined on 10/16/2014The service and view was second to none. The staff was amazing, always there ready for what ever we needed. I have a sever nut allergy and the server made sure that we didn't order anything that we shouldn't. My girlfriend and I were our last date of her visit and we were blown away by everything. I had mentioned that it was also her birthday and the desert arrived it was server on a beautiful large slate plate with happy birthday written in chocolate. The whole experience was amazing and will be doing it again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous Dining ExperiencePerfectionDined on 10/16/2014Myself and my out of town visitors were thoroughly pleased with their dining experience at the top of Grouse Mountain. Two from our party of four had never experienced a gondola ride previously so that definitely was an added bonus to a great afternoon/evening on a very picturesque evening. The service was excellent, our meals were prepared to perfection and I would definitly highly recommend this restaurant to all! Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable evening of diningSmokiDined on 10/15/2014Found the Observatory ambiance relaxing, food was delicious and well presented and the service was exceptionalSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome604foodieDined on 10/10/2014My third time dines there and no disappointed! Will come back again for sure!Special Features:
- Too expensivezroidDined on 10/10/2014normal west coast art on a plate, way over priced, small portions
- Love the service and viewOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 10/5/2014I have to be honest the food was good but not phenomenal. Everything is reasonably priced. For everything we had, we liked the crab cake appetizer the most. Our waiter was very helpful and has extensive knowledge on the drink list. We came right before sunset and it was absolutely amazing! We enjoyed our overall dinning experience a lot. Considering the lift tickets were waived, it is definitely worth it to come to the Observatory for the dining experience and enjoy the sceneries. Recommend to come early for hiking, watching a lumberjack show, hanging out with the grizzly bears and to have dinner before sunset.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- food reviewparisDined on 10/4/2014First of all we had reservations the week before our visit. When I called to change the time, the lady on the phone told me she had no such reservation!!! We made another reservation for the following week and I asked for a view table because I was bringing out-of-town clients. Table was not in good view location, almost by the entrance door. Choice of appetizers was very poor and boring. The duck we ordered was almost invisible. Desert was ok and I loved the warm bread and butter. Would I return? Not likely.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/4/2014The cost of the food was excessive for the amount of food served. The menu choice was very limited and generally speaking, uninteresting. the best part of the experience was the view.Special Features:
- Scrawny portions!MurdockreviewsDined on 9/22/2014Excellent tasting food but horribly tiny portions. Crab appetizer? We literally couldn't find any crab. Duck entree? Had 2 small strips of duck, tasty but not worth $37, even with the view. Plus they would not give us any bread till our order was taken - felt like prison. I was here 30 yrs ago and the experience was excellent. Today I would never recommend this place. Certainly not for the price. Supposedly classy place, terrible time. I was hereSpecial Features:
- Fansastic seafood.CORMVIPDined on 9/21/2014I ordered the salmon and it was spectacular, my wife ordered halibut and it was quite enjoyable for her. It was a bit pricey, but was well worth it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceAnsonDined on 9/20/2014We were lucky to get a table right by the window. (It is probably easier if you are of a party of 2.) The view was breath-taking and something we'll remember for. Service was excellent. I came mostly for the view and didn't expect a lot from the food. The food turned out surprisingly good. Every dish was very thoughtful and elegantly presented. They tasted good too! Portion might be on the small end, but we were both full. We both had a good time. Price is on the high end. The free gondola ride and the breath-taking view made it worth it. Gondola ride is free with advanced reservation. We came about an hour earlier to explore the mountain before our dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Others celebrated Anniversaries...MeandHerDined on 9/16/2014the same night as us… however we were married up there near the Helicopter landing pad, and we had a lot of great memories as we walked around the mountain top. As well we visited the Grizzly Bears playing in the pond and wrestling around, and watched the funny lumberjack show, and the free movies in 'Theater in the Sky' and having had reservations through Open Table, also meant we could go to Guest Services and get free tickets up the Gondola. … and by the way, the food, service and environment in the Observatory was just as good this time as when we had a whole Wedding group of us enjoying this excellent Restaurant and Great Chefs, servers etc. !!!Special Features:
- Great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/15/2014The food was well presented and very fancy, and the view combined with a nice atmosphere would make me go again for another special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yes and NoVancouverdinerDined on 9/14/2014We got married on Grouse Mountain so we came here for our first anniversary. It is a very romantic spot and We would recommend this for the ambiance and breathtaking view. It's also great that the gondola ride is part of your reservation. However, we were a bit disappointed with the food. We had the albacore tuna as a starter and were both very disappointed with it. The tuna was not prepared properly and didn't taste very good. For our main dishes we had the beef tenderloin and the halibut, which both had some great flavours but everything was way over salted. We probably wouldn't go back but would recommend it to our friends if they were looking for a unique and romantic spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/14/2014This is the only place I like to take out of town guests for dinner. The food is always great and the views can't be beat.Special Features:
- I will raccomand thsi resturant.frafraDined on 9/12/2014We celetrated here oour anniversary. everything was perfect! I totaly raccomand this resturant... only one thing that i didn't like: no much choice in the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ótima experiênciaRomanticoDined on 9/7/2014Excelente restaurante, comida muito boa, linda vista panorâmica.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Observatory DiningVancouveriteDined on 9/6/2014As always Excellent food and views and a wonderful quiet ambiance. Will be back for more.....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food at the top of the worldUpnorthDined on 9/6/2014Perfect night , perfect place, perfect food. A cloudless night with a giant full moon over Vancouver. The sunset was nothing less than spectacular. The food I had was the best I had in Seattle, Victoria and Vancouver. Top that off with a great BC Chardonnay and amazing service. The view was the best from any restaurant I have been.Special Features:
- View or not...OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/6/2014One goes to an 'observatory' for the view. Without a view, a romantic anniversary dinner becomes a lame duck night. The restaurant does say they can't guarantee a window table, but the inner tables aren't even on a dias giving you no view at all - only sky. The food: the crab and salad appetizers were good (the crab was tiny!!) and the salmon and beef tenderloin were excellent with diverse and succulent flavours! The dessert we shared (chocolate cherry dish) was tasty as well. No wine kept the bill affordable. I will not go back - no view at "The Observatory" is unforgiveable! I have been advising my friends and colleagues not to go as well and I am particularly upset that there wasn't even an apology from the staff.Special Features:
- meotoryDined on 9/6/2014It was a great experience in terms of dinning and experience. Fantastic view over Vancouver and seas, even Vancouver Island. Foods were great and staffs were kind. I will recommend my friends in their special days.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our 50th Wedding AnniversaryBorekDined on 9/6/2014We came up with our daughter and two relatives from Norway who had come to Canada to help us celebrate our 50th Wedding Anniversary. My husband asked me to marry him on Grouse Mountain in November 1963. We asked for a table by a window so our relatives could enjoy the beauty of Vancouver and we had a great view as well the wait staff were great. Thank you so muchSpecial Features:
- Très bien somme touteCatherineVIPDined on 9/5/2014nous sommes habitués aux grands restos, alors voici quelques suggestions Il y avait un mariage lors de notre soirée, ce que nous aurions aimé savoir,car nous aurions réservé un autre soir. (Venant de l'autre bout du pays) Le menu dégustation n'était donc pas disponible et le service un peu lent au début (cocktails, eau, pain) et lors de notre arrivée (attente de 20minutes pour notre table). Trop sombre lorsque le soleil se couche, nous ne voyons plus nos merveilleuses assiettes ( la présentation est sublime donc pourquoi la cacher ?) le beurre Manquait de sel et il n'y en avait pas sur la table. Le pain plutôt moyen, mais c'est selon le goût j'imagine. Au goût, rien à redire, le chef sait ce qu'il fait. Parfait pour une soirée romantique !Special Features:
- stunning view w great food/servicerancouverVIPDined on 9/5/2014This is a go-to restaurant for us when we have family visiting from afar. Make sure to book for a date when the weather cooperates - the view is phenomenal. The trip up in the gondola sets the tone for a memorable dinner. The hostess wasn't particularly friendly or clued-in, but the service inside was spot-on - very attentive and friendly without being obtrusive. The food was imaginative and beautifully plated. The prices are a bit high, but when you factor in the free gondola ride and access to Grouse Mtn, the overall bill is very reasonable. We didn't have a front-window table, which was a bit disappointing, but the view was still quite nice from our table.Special Features:
- Great DinnerSadeko123Dined on 9/5/2014View was great, food awesome, and a great deal with the skyride.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Panoramic ViewlovepizzaDined on 9/5/2014The Observatory restaurant at the top of Grouse Mountain is the perfect place if you are looking for one of the best views of Vancouver and a very good meal. The food is great quality and presently perfectly. Prices are expensive but the ride up and back down are free if you make a reservation. Great spot for a special occasion but go on a clear day to so you can take advantage of the panoramic view!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/4/2014Wonderful location and view with great tasting and unusual presented food. Cable car experience to get to restaurant is an added bonus.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top classBorisCBDined on 9/3/2014Top class dinner, top class venue. Very proud to entertain our visitors from Australia in this restaurant. Simply world class !..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romantic Eagle's NestThedaDined on 9/1/2014Dining at The Observatory is so spectacular because of the view of Vancouver, Islands, Stanley Park, Lion's Gate Bridge, Coal Harbor...... It's so unique settled amongst the wilderness and fresh air. Delightful and delicious! Mesmerizing and magical!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful PresentationSuzieretiredDined on 8/31/2014If planning to see the view from Grouse Mountain, we would definitely recommend booking a dinner reservation, which includes the tram ride; it more than pays the $44.00 per person fee to ride the tram, and was a very nice experience. The chef is definitely gifted in presentation; all of our courses, salad, entrée and dessert, were picture-perfect. The Halibut entrée was perfectly cooked, and served in a unique way. My spouse ordered a filet of beef, which was not available, and the short rib meal substitution was generous but not equal to a filet. That said, you can't beat the ambiance of sunset high above the beautiful city of Vancouver. We will definitely return, and recommend it to others. Our server had many good recommendations for us.Special Features:
- For.touristsOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/30/2014Although I appreciate the restaurant taking care of my flower delivery to the table, we waited 45 minutes to get a table at the window, which then didn't matter because it was all clouds outside (not your fault). Beef tenderloin was sold out so substituted Short ribs (no idea how either come close to each other). Food was overall not impressive as it was either lacking taste or flavors didn't go well together. We regularly dine out fine dining and this does not come close in food and service. If you can get up there on a clear day, go for it but don't expect much in refined dining.Special Features:
- Great Place for a special ocassionOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/29/2014Was really good for my girlfriends birthday. Recommended.Special Features:
- seriously gooditsinmygenesDined on 8/29/2014This place has it all. Stunning views of Vancouver, world class food, slick service. Food wise, in our experience the starters pack more flavour than the main courses. The chicken terrine was especially superb. Only one let down - the ice cream should be smoother but that really is being picky. Very reasonable prices considering the quality.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Molly and Tenbrooks Lyrics - Bill Monroe
Run O Molly run, run O Molly run
Tenbrooks gonna beat you to the bright shinin' sun.
To the bright shinin' sun O Lord to the bright shinin' sun
Tenbrooks was a big bay horse he wore that shaggy mane
He run all around Memphis he beat the Memphis train
Beat the Memphis train O Lord beat the Memphis train
See that train a-comin' it's comin' round the curve
See old Tenbrooks runnin' he's strainin' every nerve
Strainin' every nerve O Lord strainin' every nerve
Tenbrooks said to Molly what makes your head so red?
Runnin' in the hot sun puts fever in my head
Fever in my head O Lord fever in my head
Molly said to Tenbrooks you're lookin' mighty SWIRL
Tenbrooks said to Molly I'm a-leavin' this old world
Leavin' this old world O Lord leavin' this old world
Out in California where Molly done as she pleased
Come back to old Kentucky got beat with all ease
Beat with all ease O Lord beat with all ease
The women all a-laughin' the child'n all a cryin'
The men all a-hollerin' old Tenbrooks a-flyin'
Old Tenbrooks a-flyin' O Lord old Tenbrooks a-flyin'
Kyper Kyper you're not A-ridin' right
Molly's beatin' old Tenbrooks clear out sight
Clear out of sight O Lord clear out of sight
Kyper Kyper Kyper my son
Give old Tenbrooks the bridle let old Tenbrooks run
Let old Tenbrooks run O Lord let old Tenbrooks run
Go and catch old Tenbrooks and hitch him in the shade
We're gonna bury old Molly in a coffin ready made
Coffin ready made O Lord coffin ready made
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May 8, 2014 9:05 AM by St. Mary Parish Police Department
According to St. Mary Parish Sheriff Mark Hebert, over the last 24 hour reporting period the Sheriff's Office responded to 36 complaints and reports the following arrests:
Randy Plessala, Jr., 41, 300 Jacobs Street, Berwick, LA was arrested on May 7, 2014 on a warrant for domestic abuse battery (in the presence of juveniles). A deputy located Plessala at his residence on the warrant. The warrant stems from a complaint of a possible domestic disturbance at a residence in Bayou Vista. The investigating deputy learned that Plessala pushed and struck a female victim. Two children were present during the battery. Plessala was transported to the parish jail for booking and incarceration. No bond is set.
Jeff Carlson, 38, 342 Easy Street, Franklin, LA was arrested on May 7, 2014 at 1:05 pm for violation of the parish leash law ordinance. A deputy patrolling the St. Joseph area was approached by a subject who wanted to report an animal complaint. The deputy went to the residence listed above and observed two small dogs running towards him while barking aggressively. The dogs left a yard and ran into the street. The deputy identified the owner of the animals as Carlson. After advising Carlson of the leash law ordinance, the deputy released him on a summons to appear in court on August 22, 2014.
Juvenile male, 14, Berwick, LA was arrested on May 7, 2014 at 1:15 pm for battery of a school teacher. A School Resource Officer assigned to the St. Mary Parish Alternative School received a report that a student struck a teacher when the student was leaving a classroom. The deputy released the juvenile to a guardian pending juvenile court proceedings.
Hope M. Martin, 37, 268 Fandal Street, Gibson, LA was arrested on May 7, 2014 at 8:28 pm on a warrant for failure to comply with the terms and conditions of drug court. Martin turned herself in at the St. Mary Parish Law Enforcement Center in Centerville after learning of the warrant for her arrest. Her bond is set at $100,000.
Udel J. Dufour, Jr., 49, 2321 Mills Street, Lafayette, LA was arrested on May 8, 2014 at 1:30 am for disturbing the peace (intoxicated). A deputy responded to a complaint of an intoxicated subject who was causing a disturbance at a business on Highway 90 in Jeanerette. A deputy made contact with Dufour who appeared to be in an intoxicated state. Following an investigation the deputy transported him to the parish jail for booking. Bond is set at $500.
According to St. Mary Parish Sheriff Mark Hebert the Narcotics Division made the following arrests:
Alexis Leonard, 17, 197 Jupiter Street, Bayou Vista, LA was arrested on May 7, 2014 at 5:16 pm on a warrant for possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, possession of a controlled dangerous substance in the presence of a juvenile, and contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile. Detectives of the St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office Narcotics Division located Leonard at her residence on the warrant. Leonard was transported to the St. Mary Parish Law Enforcement Center for booking and incarceration. No bond is set.
Larry G. Barnett, 34, 1221 Sixth Street, Morgan City, LA was arrested on May 7, 2014 at 6:04 pm for resisting an officer and failure to signal a turn 100 feet prior to an intersection. Narcotics detectives observed the driver of a pick-up truck fail to properly signal a turn near the corner of Highway 182 and Southeast Boulevard and initiated a traffic stop. The driver of the vehicle, later identified as Barnett, failed to stop. Detectives observed Barnett to be moving something around inside the cab of the truck. Detectives continued to follow Barnett onto Canal Street where he stopped the vehicle. Detectives saw Barnett continuing to reach around inside the vehicle making movements that are consistent with possible illegal activity. Detectives ordered Barnett to exit the truck multiple times. Barnett repeatedly refused to comply. After additional verbal commands were given by the detectives, Barnett exited the vehicle. Detectives detained Barnett pending further investigation. Barnett was transported to the parish jail for booking. He was later released on a $1,250 bond.
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When it comes to making a relationship work, I think the most important factor is timing. If timing isn't on your side, then most likely the relationship is dead on arrival. Throughout this episode, timing is a reoccurring theme, and you see several of our relationships either fail, blossom, or get put on hold.
Despite my strong opinions about flirting with ex territory, once I saw the love that Glenn and Rebecca share, it was hard not to root for them. They have something really genuine and special that many people search for their entire lives. But it makes me sad to see that their stars haven't completely aligned yet. Whether it be geography or careers, something is keeping them from pulling the trigger and going for it again. I know Glenn has said that she means more to him than any other woman he has ever met, but sometimes men aren't smart enough to realize that they could lose the love of their life while they kill time and make their minds up. But in the meantime, he has plenty of girls in bikinis and high heels to keep him company! (Don't even get me started on that pool party again!)


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