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Max's Harvest
- Address:
169 NE 2nd Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33444Neighborhood:
Delray Beach
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Max's Harvest
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://maxsharvest.com/index.php
- Phone: (561) 381-9970
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Smoking Area (patio only), Wine
A word from Max's Harvest
Using only freshly-prepared, local ingredients in all of our dishes…Offering wines that come from environment-, and earth-friendly growers…Friendly, polite, and accommodating servers who invite you in and make you feel at ease as if you are a welcome guest in their home…This is Max's Harvest The atmosphere in our restaurant is much like that of a dinner party at home, and we only feed you what we would feed our own families. In fact, we believe the best medicine is at the end of your fork. Together with our local suppliers, we strive for sustainability and believe the best-tasting food is that which has just been picked from the garden, lovingly raised at the hands of local farmers or just plucked from the branch of a tree. Come dine with us. Celebrate the moment. Enjoy the Harvest.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerFit for Foodies
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
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Max's Harvest reviews from OpenTable diners
158 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.3
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (115)great for outdoor dining (91)neighborhood gem (86)great for brunch (51)special occasion (50)hot spot (37)romantic (28)good for groups (26)notable wine list (23)great for lunch (18)vibrant bar scene (8)scenic view (4)late-night find (4)kid-friendly (3)Show More
- Somewhat disappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 11/19/2014We have been hearing about this restaurant for a few years and finally had the opportunity to try it. I was disappointed perhaps because I had heard so much positive talk about this restaurant. The harvest salad was the best of the dishes my husband and I had. The octopus small plate was too well done and tough. I had a medium plate shrimp dish which was very tasty but too soupy. I can't remember what grain was described as part of the preparation but there was so little it was hard to tell. My husband's pork chop was prepared properly but arrived cold. We probably would have sent it back however our friend was served his medium plate of gnocchi which was such a tiny portion that we all reacted to that. To his credit, the manager brought him another dish of gnocchi.
- Love their courtyardOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/15/2014The 4 of us enjoyed a beautiful evening sitting out back in their courtyard. They start you off with appears to be a sweet cornbread that is very tasty. Our dinners tonight were Salmon, Risotto cake, Meatballs, & Burger and of course their scrumptious gourmet Mac & Cheese...always a must!! Our waiter was a little slow in returning to fill our water glasses and showed up after I had finished my dinner with a 2nd Sangria I ordered before our dinners arrived! Other than the service, we left knowing we would return again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent people watching.MattDined on 11/15/2014Food here was creative and tasty but not worth the price. Were I a single 35-50 year old, I'd be hanging out at this bar as the people watching is excellent. But since I'm not, I probably won't come back here.Special Features:
- OverpricedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/15/2014The food was good but it was extremely over priced.
- Great place, will definitely go back.LinnyVIPDined on 11/12/2014Clean, beautifully decorated, delicious and creative food. Sat outside and was able to enjoy the weather and the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful eveningPererg512000Dined on 11/10/2014My wife and I brought my mother to Max's Harvest to celebrate my mom's 90th birthday. It could not have been a better experience. The food was terrific, the service attentive and polite, and the atmosphere was ideal for us. We will definitely return.Special Features:
- Not for meCJS1312Dined on 11/10/2014I split a pork chop and burger with a guest so we could get a little of each meal. The chop was fatty for the most part and perhaps if prepared well done it may have been a better choice. The burger was a burger nothing special. It comes with a bun meant for a hippo. My other guests were happy with the fish in a winter salad. For me I will try another spot when in townSpecial Features:
- awesome spot in delraymaddsDined on 11/9/2014we went to Maxs for Sunday brunch. the menu has really great options for those of us who try to eat healthy while dining out. the wait staff is really friendly and the food is delish. not to mention to Bloody Mary/mimosa bar! yum!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AVOID!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/9/2014Had brunch reservations for 8 -- ended up waiting 40 minutes for a table with no explanation or apologies from the rudest "manager" I've ever encountered in a restaurant!! Absolutely deplorable service - nonexistent after taking our order. Tables crammed so close and the noise level was so loud it was awful. The farmers salad was good - however the portion was childlike... Avoid - too many other wonderful options in our area.
- always deliversmikeVIPDined on 11/9/2014maxs always delivers. the food is always on point and service is typically matching the top notch quality of the foodSpecial Features:
- A little too busyDeannaDined on 11/9/2014I know this place gets crazy so I made a reservation days ahead of time. apparently the rain means people take their sweet time and the restaurant was unable to honor it to the best of their ability. Not their fault. Still good food but service would've been better if their were better staffed or prepped for the rainy craziness.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not as great as I expectedIlovefoodVIPDined on 11/8/2014I had heard lots of great things about Max's Harvest and was very excited about supporting a locally owned restaurant. The wines by the glass list is very overpriced. I love that they offer different size pours but still way over priced. We had the autumn and harvest salad, both were great. For entrees we had the scallops and burger. Both entrees were TOOOO salty. Over the top salt. The scallops were great on their own. There was some sauce pooled at the bottom of the bowl which tasted like salt water. The key lime pie was delicious. Beautiful presentation, great service, too salty.
- Great Good & ServiceBillCVIPDined on 11/7/2014We had dinner with a client and his wife and were looking for something good but different. We were more than impressed with Max's Harvest. Everyone had high compliments for both the food and the wine. Everything was extremely fresh and well prepared. Service was just right attentive but not overwhelming. We sat out front and did hear sone couple that moved from the back due to the noise but we very happy with the noise level out front. We will be back for sure in the future when we are back in town.Special Features:
- Not to be overlooked!Pj8552VIPDined on 11/5/2014A real neighborhood gem, I suggest not to pass this restaurant by. The atmosphere was perfect, which is important to me as well as the entire dinner! Dining outdoors on a great night just adds to the perfectness of the evening! Try the sangria with fresh blueberries, it's great. The salads are truly wonderful, especially the harvest salad. We loved our entrees as well. I plan on returning to this restaurant often when in the area.Special Features:
- Simply the bestvivraquelDined on 11/2/2014I just love Max's Harvest! I am a vegan and they always make me something special and so delicious. My family and friends are carnivores, so we like to go there because everybody is happy with their food! They tell me how wonderful their food is. Excellent restaurant! Great concept of local grown, organic food! We have never been disappointed !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice afternoonNeilHDined on 11/2/2014We enjoyed our Sunday brunch. Menu was slightly limited but we liked what we had: Harvest Omelet and French Toast. We also had 2 small plates: deviled eggs and goat cheese croquettes, both were outstanding. The $15/pp "interactive" bar for the unlimited bloody mary and champagne cocktails was our only complaint. You have to wait at the bar sometimes up to 10 minutes and then bring the drinks back to the table. It wasn't terrible but would have preferred being served the refills, there are 2 bars with one bartender for each so the wait gets long during the peak brunch time. Otherwise a nice experience......we would definitely do it agianSpecial Features:
- Tasty with a cool atmosphereMarshamaxDined on 11/2/2014Great choice for brunch, read the reviews on their organic approach and thought I would try it out as I am very picky, and was pleasantly surprised. Very trendy place which would normally turn me off, but the food more than made up for it as well as the outdoor seating area. Ran into friends whic h was nice, so all in all would reccommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/2/2014As always, the food was delicious. Our only complaint was the noise level. Thankfully it was a gorgeous day and we were able to sit outdoors because it was so loud inside, my dining companion and I would not have been able to comfortably carry on a conversation.Special Features:
- Service was not acceptableMaryDDined on 10/31/2014We were seated quickly (had reservation) but then left alone for an extremely long period. Finally ordered drinks that also took a very long time when restaurant was only moderately filled. One drink came out wrong. Another long wait to put in food order and then had to ask if something was going on in the kitchen when we did not receive our appetizers. The waitress at that point noticed we had never been brought bread which she then delivered to our table. After we asked about the status on our appetizers, then they were quickly brought out. The service got a little better but not much.Special Features:
- gourmet findRhonoVIPDined on 10/25/2014the brussel sprouts are Delicious even though a little too salty for me; loved the wild salmon and everyone was happy at the table, hog snapper was also yum.Special Features:
- Great food as usualcrotchetyoldmanintrainingDined on 10/25/2014We've eaten here several times and each meal has been memorable. It is expensive, but you get what you pay for. The waitstaff are also very well informed and professional. Can be somewhat noisy.Special Features:
- JustyouraveragedinersDined on 10/25/2014We were pleased with our meals. The pork chop tasted like pork chops of yesteryear - i.e. like pork chops. The fish was good, but not out of the ordinary. What was disappointing was the noise level and proximity of surrounding guests. However, the competence of the service was wonderful and made up for the noise level.
- A Very good restaurant in DelrayElizabethDined on 10/25/2014Always good food and good service! If you can have a table in the backyard it's so nice and we feel at home! Fresh food and tastySpecial Features:
- Wow!DavdLynnDined on 10/25/2014Chef Eric has hit his mark in full stride. Two fantastic dinners with savory appetizers. Happy hour is a great value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved It AgainSqueakDined on 10/23/2014My husband and I discovered Max's Harvest this May when we were in Florida for a week visiting from N.Y.C and we ate here twice and loved each meal. This weekend my sister's and I are here for a few days away and I had to bring them, and we had another great meal!Special Features:
- KAS1VIPDined on 10/19/2014First time we were here for their Sunday Brunch. We started with their donuts and they were delicious. My wife ordered an omelet and I thought it looked a little overcooked but she liked it. I ordered their fried chicken and waffles and the waffles came out very overcooked so hard and stale. Plus they poured the maple syrup on in before serving which is a mistake. They need to serve it on the side. I told them about the waffles and they promptly brought me fresh, properly cooked waffles which were better but not terrific. If serving this dish the waffles have to be top shelf. Very relaxing and comfortable patio dining with very attentive service, hostesses and manager and definitely will return.Special Features:
- Great Brunch!GemFinderDined on 10/19/2014We went for sunday brunch with reservations. There still was a short wait, which is never fun when you went through the trouble of making reservations. The place is great, small and cozy busy. The food is fabulous. We had the pork belly benedict, the nutella french toast and the fried dounts that were in special. Everything was delicious. We also had the unlimited "interactive" bar. I'm not a fan of this model. When i'm brunching, getting up to get drinks is annoying and since the place is so cramped there is a wait. Its just not ideal and takes away from the experience.Special Features:
- Farm to TableBuckeyeTicaDined on 10/12/2014This restaurant does a great job of bringing local and fresh items to table! The menu was diverse enough to please everyone and the staff was great with our 2 year old who we brought along.Special Features:
- great new findrichVIPDined on 10/12/2014check out the back outside room especially for brunchSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Short but sweetLive2EatEat2LiveDined on 10/3/2014Interesting food items, good quality food but a short inventory. Would like to see more beer selection. Their cocktails are overpriced with little alcohol. Very nice service with smiles all around. Clean bathroom and the manager visited the table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- disappointedNanaDined on 9/28/2014this was our second time for brunch,first for our friends We ask for plain champagne They gave us something sparkling that we could not drink. They replaced it with somethinf better but warm and in a wine glass, We ordered 3 burgers, but they were out of it. Two of us selected lobster benedict. I still wonder where was the lobster At least,our server was nice.
- Best Brunch in townWendyDavisVIPDined on 9/28/2014Delicious meatballs to start, amazing chix & waffles. Fantastic build your own/unlimited mimosa bar!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentNadigirlVIPDined on 9/27/2014What a great find. Went for brunch and found this place through Open Table. Had a lot of good reviews so decided to check it out. So happy I did. We were seated in the back patio that had a nice herb garden and water feature. Very nice and intimate setting. Our server was great and the food came out quickly and was so delicious! We had the deviled eggs, the goat cheese croquets and and omelet. The bartender made us great bellinis. Will definitely be heading back soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lov2dineLove2dineDined on 9/26/2014We have been to this restaurant several times and enjoyed each occasion. However, this most recent experience left us disappointed. The pork chop was dry and the accompanying vegetables/greens were limp and soggy. We mentioned something to the chef and he was not apologetic at all. The meal wasn't horrible, but at the price point, very disappointing.Special Features:
- DeliciousStarbuckDined on 9/23/2014Great food. Fantastic, friendly, and attentive service. Very knowledgable waitress who made excellent recommendations. Will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We liked itdogoDined on 9/19/2014good food, good service, small menu but everything on it isSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The HypeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014I've heard a lot about this restaurant and tried it once before and wasn't crazy about it but my husband and I went back again recently. The menu is limited I'm guessing due to the availability of local ingredients. The BELT salad was very good even though I'm not a big fan of thousand island dressing. We both ordered the skirt steak and neither one of us could finish it. I thought perhaps because the portion was generous but actually it's because the sauce was too rich...a restaurant that claims to be so down to earth shouldn't have to rely on rich sauces to finish a dish, even skirt steak which we all know needs some marinating...a light marinade would have been so much better.
- RedheadVIPDined on 9/13/2014The food was unbelievable ! First we were given the carrot/zucchini bread with homemade butter that was outstanding. Our appetizers were the meatballs and goat cheese croquettes which were delicious. For dinner I couldn't decided so I had 2 small plates. One was the pork belly, the other was lobster gnocchi and my husband had the swordfish. Dessert was the keylime brulee. I definitely love the farm to table and a small menu. We will be back !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food, great service, priceyflamingo1011Dined on 9/13/2014Went for a friend's b-day. Great food, great service, pretty expensive. Nice bloody mary and champagne bar.... They definitely don't rush you....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The bestmikeVIPDined on 9/12/2014Maxs delivers every time. Food is unreal. Service is greatSpecial Features:


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Throughout most of the twentieth century, Gees Bend was an isolated dot on the map of Southern Alabama, where poverty, racism and sexism were constant companions for the dwindling number of residents. Gees Bend made national headlines in 2002 when the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston opened an exhibition featuring the colorful patchwork quilts made by its women residents; the exhibition went on to grand acclaim when it traveled to the Whitney Museum, where a critic for The New York Times called the quilts eye-poppingly gorgeous.
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In 2007, the Alabama Shakespeare Festival commissioned a play about the place and its remarkable residents that became Gees Bend. Written by Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder and set to rousing gospel music, the play features richly drawn characters at the center of the tale is Sadie, a girl who marries at 15, has children and is loved too hard by her husband. The quilts are a large part of the story, as they become symbols of the enduring strength and resilience of the Bends women. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, 8 p.m. Fridays, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturdays, 3 p.m. Sundays. Through February 27. The Ensemble Theatre, 3535 Main. For information, call 713-520-0055 or visit www.ensemblehouston.com. $15 to $35.
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The answer — the only answer — to Israel/Palestine is equality. But Haaretz, stuck in the old, now-meaningless paradigm of so-called 'peace,' is promoting an Israel Conference on Peace in Jerusalem on July 8. The biases are striking. Nowhere in the conference program is there a clear focus on equality, human rights, international law, or the rights of
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In historic interviews, US officials blame end of talks on Israeli land theft
U.S. officials blamed Israel's "expropriating land on a large scale" to build colonies "on the territory meant for that [Palestinian] state" as the "primary" reason for the recent negotiations' failure, in a must-read Ynet interview with historic implications. This rare moment of honesty from anonymous officials of the dishonest broker stands in sharp contrast to the
Undermining Kerry, Democratic Rep Engel says West Bank is Israel
Word from the Arabic, Hebrew and English press is that the once much-touted framework agreement that U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has promised would create a meaningful pathway toward a final status agreement and that would be accompanied by a celebratory signing ceremony, has run aground. A recent leak in Al Hayat claims that
Talks continue in Jordan as Israeli building binge rolls on in the occupied territories
Jordan's King Abdullah and Mahmoud Abbas (Photo: Mohamad Torokman/Reuters) The headlines on Israel/Palestine today predictably focus on the Jordanian-brokered talks to nowhere between the Israeli government and the Palestinian Authority (PA). Meanwhile, Peace Now has declared that the year 2011 saw Israel break "all its settlement-building records." The talks in Amman don't mean a thing.
'WaPo' columnist embraces Condi Rice's peace process fiction
(MAP OF EHUD OLMERT'S OFFER TO MAHMOUD ABBAS, VIA HAARETz.COM/IMEU) David Ignatius adds another chapter to the endless corporate media narrative of Palestinian rejectionism in a recent Washington Post column. The column relies on former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice's description in her memoir of a proposed Israeli peace offer to Mahmoud Abbas that was
Netanyahu's party platform 'flatly rejects' establishment of Palestinian state
The recent Palestinian UN bid and this weeks Palestinian acceptance to UNESCO has once again put the "Peace Process" front and center. Listening to Netanyahu and the U.S. Administration, getting the Israelis and Palestinians "back to the negotiating table" is the utmost priority for a lasting peace deal. (Adam Horowitz mocked the Netanyahu policy in
Gideon Levy (unintentionally) lays bare the contradictions of liberal Zionism
Usually Gideon Levy's razor-sharp commentaries in Haaretz get to the heart of the matter, but I think he blew a gasket with his latest, comparing the P.A.'s bid for statehood to early Zionist politics. Sure, there are a few tenuous comparisons to be made and it's an intriguing thought experiment… The Palestinians are the new
The three sacred words of US-Israeli rejectionism
I have a confession. I love the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs website. I can, and often do, read it for hours. It is a treasure trove, home to some of the best propaganda on the planet. The MFA website is also home to the three sacred words. Words, which when uttered correctly, underpin decades
Obama's failure has served to expose Israeli intransigence here and abroad
As the United States sends envoy George Mitchell to grasp at straws in hopes of restarting negotiations to create a Palestinian state after the Israeli government refused to curb settlement construction, Obama's inability to entice Netanyahu's coalition to comply with international law has frustrated many who wish for peace between Israel and Palestine. However, upon
Ex-CIA official: Obama's only peace process is to 'hope for a miracle'
Robert Grenier, CIA's chief of station in Islamabad, Pakistan, from 1999 to 2002 and director of the CIA's counter-terrorism center, writes in disbelief at the current Obama administration strategy with the peace process (which he considers long dead). He comments on the Al Jazeera English website about the rumored bundle of incentives the White House
Americans are catching a clue, I tell you
From the always-entertaining Matt Bors, who works for many newspapers in the U.S. and lives in Portland. Thanks to Ali Gharib
Halper predicts collapse of P.A. in 2011, and 'violence, chaos,' and hope
In "Palestine 2011," Jeff Halper says the peace process has failed: "There will be no negotiated settlement, period." And he imagines two outcomes in the next year, one being that the Palestinians declaring a state unilaterally, the other being more catastrophic/lytic. (Thanks to Hazel Kahan.) I'm optimistic that 2011 will witness a game-changing "break" that
Haaretz gets Partition wrong
Eldad Yaniv in Haaretz is trying to save Partition, save the two-state solution. None of that desperation has yet come to the U.S., where we don't have a clue about the crisis. It will come soon. Peevish post: Note that Yaniv gets the #s wrong on Partition. It gave more than half the land to
The Knesset has killed the two state solution
I just finished watching a live transmission of the Knesset vote on the referendum law. The law, which passed at a majority of 65 to 33, conditions any Israeli withdrawal from any of its territory – into which Israel, alone in the world, includes the Golan Heights East Jerusalem – on passing a nation-wide referendum. To overrule
Thrill is gone, 'JPost' editor concedes, twixt US and Israel
Here's an interesting if gag-producing piece by David Horovitz, the editor of the Jerusalem Post, on how the relationship between Israel and the U.S. has chilled. The piece seeks "bitterly, to underline" how the romance between the countries has ended. And how the U.S. and Israel are now somewhat adversaria
$3 billion in fighter jets to Israel: reward or bribe?
The New York Times published two articles over the weekend with almost identical headlines. The first, by Mark Landler, quotes an "official" (with no clue as to which government, Israeli or US, that official represents) characterizing $3 billion worth of military aid to Israel as contingent on a signed peace agreement. The second article, posted later
'NYT' says Netanyahu is trespassing in our politics
To its credit, the Times faults Netanyahu in its editorial on the peace process today. I was shocked by the news in this editorial that Hillary Clinton spent 7 hours with Netanyahu on Thursday. What's that about? Isn't it time to freeze Netanyahu? This is reminiscent of the fact revealed in Clayton Swisher's Camp David
'Let us out of the box'
On Thursday, Palestinian chief negotiatior Saeb Erakat sat down for an hour and half "conversation" with former peace processor Aaron David Miller at the Woodrow Wilson Center in DC. They spoke in a cozy theater on the sixth floor, a setting perfect for peace process theater. Erakat is a decent and intelligent man, who said
Bill Clinton slightly tweaks Netanyahu, goes on to say very little
Rabin was assassinated 15 years ago today. Bill Clinton is on the NYT op-ed page with a piece called, "Finish Rabin's Work," saying it is time to cut the two-state deal we all know everyone agreed on. A reader writes, "The only really interesting part is the indirect pop at Netanyahu (and Peres) when he says
Bibi buries Barack's Pax Americana
Tony Karon, one of the few journalists in the mainstream media who writes sensibly and intelligently about Palestine/Israel, has an interesting article on the "peace process" over at Time. According to Karon, Abbas believes that one of Netanyahu's demands will be that the "… 'framework agreement' reached in the current process … [be] … implemented
What Obama hasn't changed about the peace process
Forgive my cynicism, but you will not see me holding my breath in anticipation of a comprehensive and just conclusion to the Arab-Israeli conflict, not this time around, not even with Mr. Change himself at the helm of negotiations. To illustrate my point, and for the benefit of all of you following along at home,
The Jewish boat and the 'peace process'
As yet another boat—a Jewish one this time—is forcefully boarded by the Israeli navy while attempting to run the blockade of Gaza, a natural question for many Americans is: Why are boats still trying to run the blockade when Abbas and Netanyahu are in the middle of a peace process? Let's leave aside for the
Israel issues 16 demolition notices for Palestinian barns & greenhouses in the Jordan Valley
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On the subject of 'partners for peace'
Didi Remez has the results of an interesting poll from today's Yediot Ahronoth on Israeli attitudes toward the peace process. Here are the findings: Q: Should Netanyahu extend the settlement construction freeze after September 26, or should construction be resumed? Extend construction freeze: 39% Resume construction: 51% No response/don't know: 10% Q: Would you support
Update on the peace talks
Considering the reality of the occupation, why should the Palestinians continue with the peace talks farce? Mark Landler and Isabel Kershner's article from today's New York Times, updates the rocky state of the nonnegotiations. The Palestinians are being pressed by the Americans to do Netanyahu a favor and close their eyes because it's too difficult


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COLUMBIA CITY – When Columbia City and Whitko boys' basketball teams meet in their traditional pre-Thanksgiving contest, the game takes on a sectional atmosphere with each side going all out. This year's edition featured a tall, long, aggressive veteran Columbia City squad and a Whitko team with a brand new coach, and one win in games last season. Under some instances with a rivalry of this sort one might through records and such things out, but in this case things went according to expectations, as the Eagles opened their season with a dominating 73-16 win.
MONROE - Some basketball games are decided at the buzzer with one team hitting a shot as time expires for an exciting victory. Wednesday night's season-opener for the Churubusco Eagles boys basketball game was not decided at the buzzer. Instead, the Eagles first game of the year was decided in the first five minutes of the game. 'Busco used a full-court press and fast-break offense early to ground Adams Central and then pulled away for a 65-42 win.
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really enjoyed our trip to Liverpool. The highlight was a drink in the Cavern Club, fantastic.
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Fantastic trip through the life of the Beetles, especially for one who was not a particular fan! Would fully recommend this experience.
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It was my second time on the tour- this time with my family and it was even better! Great city, great people, and great history and still love the Beetles and the genius Brian Epstein the manager that made it happen! I was so sorry to hear Penny Lane was named after Mr. Penny- one of the largest slavers who earned his money enslaving human beings! If I were Paul McCarty I would disavow the song, but it was as is always a great experience and we still love all the Beetles!
On my first visit to Liverpool my wife and I went back in time and visited the Beatles exhibition. We found it very interesting so anybody who lived in that era I would definitely recommend a visit .
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My grandson of 6 from Germany enjoyed the Beatles Experience especially the 4D presentation. The other half was good until section 29 of the audio guide when he then lost concentration( no fault of the guide!). He enjoyed Liverpool, the ferry and the Albert Dock and on the day we were there the seagulls battling the wind to land.
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Mine is now in the ROYGBIV category. ;)
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By Christian Avard
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WINDHAM — A two-day grass roots music festival is coming to Windham.
Burton Snowboards presents the third annual Frendly Gathering on Friday and Saturday at Timber Ridge in Windham.
The event was started by pro snowboarders Danny Davis and Jack Mitrani of the Frends Crew who are a group of snowboarders who believe there is no "i" in Frends. The festival will include a huge line-up of bands as well as DJs, a skateboard ramp, hiking, swimming, yoga, live art and vendors.
The acclaimed tribal-electro trio Beats Antique is scheduled to headline the event, along with Keller Williams, Rubblebucket, Paper Diamond, Conspirator, Toubab Krewe, Assembly of Dust, Vermont's very own Twiddle and more.
"The Frendly Gathering truly represents what the snowboard lifestyle is all about — hanging with friends, enjoying amazing music and sharing good times outdoors," Anne-Marie Dacyshyn, Burton Vice-President of Marketing, said. "We're honored to be the presenting sponsor of the Frendly Gathering for the first time, and with the insane line-up and laid-back vibe, all taking place in beautiful Vermont, it's a summer festival not to be missed."
To purchase tickets visit www.FrendlyGathering.com. A two-day pass is $75 and a one-day pass (Saturday only) is $65. Children 12 and under are free when accompanied by a parent.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. North Park Community Center is hosting the Eleventh Annual Fall Festival, Friday, October 28th from 6-9 pm. This is a FREE event for the community.
Children in costume (up to 150) will receive a free bag of safe candy after the costume contest. Enjoy music, costume contest, hay ride, haunted hay ride, horse and pony rides, bounce house, games, give-a-ways, raffle, attractions and more.
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Frozen streams and vapours gray,
cold and waste the landscape lay...
Then a hale of wind.
Hither-Whirling, Thither-Swilrling,
Spinn the fog and spinn the mist...
Still we walked on through woods and wintry gray,
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Through the woods. Home through the woods where winter lay...
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Wintry Grey is a great song both instrumentally and vocally. The words flow together like no other song that i have heard. The percussion and sound effects throughout the song were utterly amazing in the way that i can't explain. The thundering effect closer to the end helps further the mood for the song. If you are starting to listen to this band i really recommend this song. Ten out of Ten.
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Taiwan Cafe is open till 1. Pork chop plate is cheap and delicious, especially late at night.
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Bova's in the North End is open 24 hours a day. Nothing quite like ricotta pie at 2am. I think Ginza is open rather late as well (4am?).
Punjabi Dhaba in Cambridge (Inman Sq) is open until midnight. But if you go around 11:30 or later, your choices will be limited, as they don't offer all items on the menu so close to closing time.
Red Fez on Washington Street in the South End serves food until Midnight 7 days a week. I've seen some downhill alerts about Red Fez on Chowhound recently and also read rumors here that they may be closing soon. But, it is still a late night option. http://www.theredfez.com/
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Cafe Pompei on Hanover in teh North End is ofter open til 4 and Cafe Paradiso til 2. There is a pizza pace open til 3 on Cambridge Street on Beacon Hill, about 2 blocks from Charles Street, I haven;t been for years, I think they are open late Thurs-Sat.
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"This discovery provides the groundwork for possible new approaches to treating malaria, " said Duane Alexander, M.D., Director of the NICHD. "The malaria parasite is growing resistant to the drugs used to treat it, and new knowledge is essential for developing strategies to protect against the disease."
The study supplants earlier theories on how the malaria parasite spreads from the red blood cells it infects.
According to the World Health Organization, malaria kills more than 1 million people a year. (The WHO fact sheet, "What is Malaria?" is available on the organization's Web site at http://mosquito.who.int/cmc_upload/0/000/015/372/RBMInfosheet_1.htm )
Malaria is caused by four species of the parasite Plasmodium, the most common and deadly of which is Plasmodium falciparum. P. falciparum spends part of its life cycle in the salivary glands of mosquitoes and is transmitted to human beings through the bite of infected mosquitoes. The parasite infects red blood cells. Called a merozoite at the stage of its life when it infects red blood cells, the parasite multiplies inside the cell, until the cell ruptures and releases them. The newly released merozoites infect still other cells, and the process begins again.
To conduct the study, the researchers stained red blood cells infected with P. falciparum with two kinds of dye, explained the study's senior author, Joshua Zimmerberg, M.D., Ph.D., Chief of NICHD's Laboratory of Cellular and Molecular Biophysics. One dye stained the blood cells green, the other stained the parasites red.
In the first stage of the merozoites' release, which the researchers dubbed the "irregular schizont" stage, the red blood cell resembles a lop-sided fried egg, with the parasites visible as a sphere near the center of the cell. (A diagram of the entire sequence appears at http://www.nichd.nih.gov/new/releases/malaria_graphic.cfm ) The cell's lop-sided appearance probably results from destruction of the cytoskeleton, the molecular scaffolding that helps the cell to maintain its rounded shape.
In the next stage, called the "flower" stage, the red blood cell assumes a roughly spherical shape, covered with rounded structures that resemble the petals of a flower. Shortly thereafter, the blood cell's membrane appears to break apart. At roughly the same time, cellular compartments, called vacuoles, which encase the newly formed merozoites, also break apart. The entire process has an explosive appearance, dispersing the merozoites some distance from the cell.
During the release, Dr. Zimmerberg explained, the cell membrane appears to collapse inward upon itself and fragment into pieces.
One previous theory held that the red blood cells and the merozoite-containing vacuoles inside them swelled and then burst like a balloon containing too much air.
"The swelling was an artifact of too much light from the microscope," Dr. Zimmerberg said. "The cell membrane was light sensitive. When we turned the light down, we didn't see the swelling." Rather, he said, upon release of the merozoites, the cell membrane appeared to contract in upon itself.
Another theory held that the merozoite-containing vacuoles would fuse with the cell membrane, and then release their contents.
"But we didn't see any fusion," Dr. Zimmerberg said.
The third theory held that the cell membrane ruptured, expelling merozoite-containing vacuoles. Again, however, the researchers observed that this theory also offered an inaccurate picture, as the vacuoles ruptured at roughly the same time as the cell membrane.
Each step in the release process is a potential avenue for new therapies to treat the disease, Dr. Zimmerberg said. By first understanding how the parasite brings about these steps, it may be possible to find ways to prevent them from occurring.
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Drug-resistant malaria parasites have spread to critical border regions of Southeast Asia, seriously threatening global malaria control and elimination programmes, according to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
New malaria vaccine candidates identified
Researchers have discovered new vaccine targets that could help in the battle against malaria.
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