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Of why so many otherwise rational and grounded economists and businesspeople are so excited about the opportunities within emerging economies, viewing this graph should be helpful. From Michael Cembalest, the Global Head of Investment Strategy at JP Morgan, the below graph illustrates the share of global GDP each country has represented since Year 1. A couple of points to draw out of this.
First, as Derek Thompson of The Atlantic points out, the relationship between population and GDP needs to be understood: the Industrial Revolution changed how these two were related to one another. Prior to this, economic output was directly tied to population; after, economic output could outpace population growth. One question this brings to mind is what happens when the most populous countries in the world catch up to the level of industrial modernization more developed countries possess. The downside risks are those environmentalists and analysts focused on raw-material constraints are most concerned with; geopolitical issues related to similar levels of industrialization but widely divergent populations could easily set in motion the sort of "fear of inevitable superiority" that led Germany to attack France and Russia in World War I, except this time predicated on extreme economic insecurities felt by Western Europe and the United States towards a country like China.
The upside potential to this graph is the one every businessperson needs to understand: developed economies are not going to be in the global economy's driving seat much longer. The share of world GDP that countries like China and India will likely ultimately come to account for are likely to, absent global war or encountering a new economic paradigm like a Chinese or Indian version of the Mexican middle income trap, return to historical norms. This means that it is more important than ever to have a strategy in play for accessing these markets. The historical narrative is clear and compelling, the question is how best to access these markets as they make their transition from emerging to semi-developed economies.


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To get there, take the Al Ghariya turnoff 4.5 km beyond Fuwairit on the Al Shamal (North) Road and follow the tarmac road, keeping to the right when the road splits. Once the location of a desert camp for Qatar's scouting movement, Al Ghariya gradually developed into a small weekend facility for other campers. There is a beach resort as well as a popular sandy beach to the north with shallow water.
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To reach this beach, take the Al Shamal (North) Road past the Al Khor turnoff and after 44 km, turn right at the Fuwairit sign; follow the road leading to a small village and as you reach the outskirts, turn left onto a rough track. Drive for 1.5 km along the small dune bordering the beach until you reach the unusual formations of eroded hills (jebel) that run down to the water's edge. These small 'cliffs' border a fine sandy bay with coves that make ideal picnic spots. The strange shapes in the rock face, resembling Gruyere cheese, make for great photos.
This beach is also known as '42 km Beach' or 'French Beach'. To get there, take the turnoff from Al Shamal (North) Road 42km north of the Al Khor turnoff. There is a small signpost marked 'Maroona', leading to a narrow tarmac road. Follow for 6km before turning right onto the dirt track heading towards two large palaces (driving parallel to the telegraph poles). Approach the beach between these two buildings, but beware, the sand is very soft for the last 100 metres.
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The beach at The Diplomatic Club offers a pleasant view of the West Bay Lagoon and buildings from the Pearl in the distance. Sit back on one of their lounge chairs and take in the view.
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Just south of Mesaieed, this resort with a five star hotel, two swimming pools and landscaped grounds, has villas and chalets available to rent overnight, weekends or holidays, and is also open to day visitors.
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For this beach, take the highway towards Al Khor, and look for the exit to Lusail International Circuit. Instead of going right on the bridge, go left, until you reach the coastal village.
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Washington, DC (February 9, 2007) -- After a 6-year struggle, a veteran D.C. police detective has been cleared of wrongdoing by the full U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit in a case that could affect overzealous public corruption prosecutions nationwide.
Metropolitan Police Detective Nelson Valdes' conviction for accepting an illegal gratuity was vacated for the second time today on a vote of 7-5 in an en banc decision. A panel of the court reversed Valdes' conviction last year on a 2-1 vote, but the government requested that the full 12-member court rehear the case.
Valdes, a decorated officer, was working security at a D.C. nightclub when he was befriended by an FBI undercover agent posing as a federal judge, who asked him to retrieve publicly available information from his police department computer. The phony judge insisted on tipping Valdes for the favors, but the detective demurred. When Valdes reluctantly accepted $300 in gifts from the "judge," the FBI pounced.
Valdes was fired from his job, indicted, endured a lengthy trial, and even served his sentence, before a federal appeals court threw out his conviction last year. The case is United States v. Valdes No. 03-3066.
"A good cop lost six years of his life on a case that should never have been brought," says Valdes' lawyer, Paul Zukerberg. "We have been fighting this case for six years, and are thankful it is finally over."
Not satisfied that Valdes had already served his sentence when he was cleared last spring, the government appealed again--this time to the full 12 judge federal appeals court.
On en banc review, Blair G. Brown and Barak Cohen, of Zuckerman Spaeder LLP, filed a friend of the court brief for the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) on Valdes' behalf. The brief argued that in a prosecution of a public official for accepting an "illegal gratuity" under 18 U.S.C. § 201, the definition of "official act" should be narrowly construed. NACDL argued that a broad application of § 201 would criminalize de minimus ethical lapses, burdening the criminal justice system and possibly leading to the absurd result of criminalizing innocent gift-giving between citizens and public servants, an argument with which the majority agreed.
On February 9, 2007 the appeals court again threw out Valdes' conviction, holding that he committed no crime.
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Illinois State University's Creative Writing Program and Department of English will present @Salon from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday, March 23, at the McLean County Arts Center, 601 N. East St. in Bloomington. This event is free and open to the public.
The event will feature local and regional artists for an afternoon of conversation, poetry, performance, music and visual art. The @Salon program will feature a performance by acclaimed poet/performer Avery R. Young, musical selections by Fade to Wake and performance artist Teaadora Nikolova, all performed to the background of conceptual sculpture by Angela Pease and book artistry by Andrew Huot.
A theater of conversation and exchange akin to the literary salons of the 17th and 18th century, @Salon welcomes artists and arts enthusiasts from area colleges and universities, the larger Bloomington-Normal community and beyond.
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Calcium Channel Splice Variant Expression in Cardiovascular Disease and Aging
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The purpose of this study is to learn what changes in blood vessel contraction may occur as a result of a disease of the vessel that requires surgery. The study will examine the calcium channels present in the vessels being operated on, and the genes that may alter blood vessel function. Possible variation in these genes may change the kind of calcium channels present in blood vessels.
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The goal of this study is to learn more about how blood vessels function and the mechanism that causes them to contract. The study will investigate the natural history of diseased blood vessel tissue and the calcium channels in the muscle part of the blood vessel. The study will also examine how genetics influences cardiovascular disease and its causes and treatments.
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surgical tissue
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Arterial Occlusive Diseases
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For those who have not seen swag coming out of ovaries, it is time to buy tickets for Kreayshawn's summer tour. The L.A.-based, Bay Area mastermind behind "Gucci Gucci" will be taking her Odd Future sideshow the White Girl Mob to five cities across the U.S. this August, including the POPPED! Music Festival in Philadelphia.
White Girl Mob has only played one show to date, a sold-out San Francisco event that attracted music executives interested in signing the 21-year-old WGM ringleader who claims to "run the fucking Bay." In the few weeks since then, Kreayshawn has signed to Columbia, ignited the blogosphere and, according to MTV, is now is working on directing a music video for the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
This summer tour is a unique opportunity to experience WGM's grimy stoner chick mayhem before Columbia programs the lead bitch to be a Gwen Stefani/Lady Gaga/M.I.A./NorCal-Ke$ha disaster—soon, the only thing chaining her to her charming and trashy Oakland roots will be her rather tasteless tattoos. Presale tickets are available via Kreayshawn's website and include a download to an unreleased track titled "Rich Whores," a limited edition T-shirt and access to a pre-show meet and greet with Kreayshawn herself. There is no official word as to whether Kreayshawn's associates, the crass V-Nasty and mysterious Lil Debbie (whose name is not short for Deborah), will be at the fan pow-wows, but guests can safely expect munchies. In fact, at several of her shows, full meals are available with ticket purchases in order to feed all her fans' "robot munchies."
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08/25 – San Francisco, CA – Slim's
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Girls soccer: Undefeated Vero Beach adds 5th shutout
Alana Hockenhull scored three goals and assisted on three others Thursday as Vero Beach High School's girls soccer team defeated St. Lucie West Centennial 8-0 in a District 6-5A game at Vero Beach.
Ashley Calcagno added two goals and three assists, and Mak Burton had two goals and one assist for Vero Beach (7-0, 2-0 district) which won its 13th consecutive regular-season game.
Nicole McClain scored one goal and Nikki Illare recorded her fifth shutout in goal.
Centennial (2-1-1, 0-1) trailed 2-0 midway through the second half but lost two players to red cards in a 2-minute span.
The Indians scored six goals in the final 12 minutes.
Vero Beach plays Tallahassee-Chiles at 1 p.m. Saturday at Hobart Park.
Martin County 1, Jensen Beach 0: Victoria Simm scored the only goal early in the second half to lead the Tigers (6-1-1) at Stuart.
Madison Provines had 10 saves in goal for her fifth shutout.
Martin County plays at Palm Bay-Heritage at 7 p.m. Monday.
Clewiston 2, Okeechobee 0: Daniela Mojica had 20 saves in goal as the Brahmans fell to the Tigers in Okeechobee.
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Gwinnett Daily Post Restaurant GuideGDP Restaurant Guide Browse the finest restaurants in Gwinnett County and surrounding cities. Browse by type of food Alpharetta Atlanta Bethlehem Braselton Buford Dacula Duluth Grayson Hoschton Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville Norcross Snellville Suwanee To add your restaurant to this Restaurant Guide, click here Dish Of The Week From Hai Sushi Restaurant Hai Sushi in Lawrenceville serves a variety of different rolls including the shrimp, crunch and spider rolls, along with tempura udon, back left, and Japanese ceviche. Gwinnett Restaurant Guide Alpharetta Nirvana Cafe Location: Nirvana Cafe is located in the Publix shopping center at McGinnis Ferry Road and Windward Parkway. The menu: Nirvana Cafe's creative, healthful menu incorporates the "finest, freshest ingredients," Shickler said. Case in point: the ice cream, a homemade concoction of gelato and cream that has 40 percent less fat than traditional ice cream. Dish Profile Web site Atlanta French American Brasserie 30 Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd., suite 125, Atlanta 404-266-1440 www.fabatlanta.com Direction: The French American Brasserie is located at the corner of Ivan Allen Jr. Boulevard and Spring Street in downtown Atlanta. From Gwinnett, take Interstate 85 south into the city and exit at 249C, which is the Williams Street and Georgia Aquarium exit. Turn left onto Ivan Allen Jr. Boulevard. Cross Spring Street, and the restaurant will be on the right. The menu: The restaurant offers classic French cuisine, as well as American-style steaks. Click here for more Dish Profile Web site Tap: A Gastropub The atmosphere of Tap perfectly suits the menu - both are casual, cool and playful. It's obvious owners Amick and Rushing spent a great deal of time nit-picking over the restaurant's every detail. Amusing phrases and clever sayings are hidden on the pages of the menu, with entertaining graphics to boot. Location: From Interstate 85 South, take the 14th Street exit. Go east on 14th Street, and Tap is located about two blocks up at the corner of 14th and Peachtree streets. The menu: Tap serves classic pub fare with a sophisticated, seasonal twist. While the mixture of flavors might seem foreign at first - such as the unlikely marriage of bread, chocolate and meat in the chorizo, chocolate and EVOO toast snack - a few bites into any dish reveal a unique and delightful taste. Appetizers, called Snacks, range from simple to bizarre, such as a pint of pineapple served with chili salt, a sweet, salty and spicy dish ideal for summer meals. Dish Profile Web site Room at Twelve While the restaurant is located the lobby of Twelve, a new 39-story residential building/hotel, it never feels cramped or crowded. The low-lit, intimate dining space is filled with natural wood tables and flowing curtains. High ceilings and oddly angled tables provide breathing room and a sense of organized chaos The menu: A far cry from the continental breakfast bar, Room's sweeping steakhouse-geared menu includes all three meals, as well as sushi, cocktails, wines and desserts. Room at Twelve is located in the lobby of Twelve Hotel and Residences on West Peachtree Street in downtown Atlanta. Dish Profile Web site AquaKnox Sleek, polished and ever-aquatic, AquaKnox is approachable but modern, with charming details such as bubble-themed chandeliers. Spicy-sweet oyster shooters, mussels, prawns and whole grilled fish top the seafood-filled menu. There are, however, several options for the landlover AquaKnox is located on the second floor of the Terminus building at the intersection of Peachtree Street and Piedmont Road, directly above BrickTop's restaurant . 3280 Peachtree Road, Atlanta Phone: 404-477-5600 Web site: http://www.aquaknox.net. Dish Profile Web site Bethlehem No Listing Dish Profile Web site Alpharetta Atlanta Bethlehem Braselton Buford Dacula Duluth Grayson Hoschton Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville Norcross Snellville Suwanee Braselton No Listing Dish Profile Web site Alpharetta Atlanta Bethlehem Braselton Buford Dacula Duluth Grayson Hoschton Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville Norcross Snellville Suwanee Buford Mimi's Cafe Housed in a quaint, cottage-styled restaurant, Mimi's Cafe is both elegant and family-friendly. Dishes draw from homestyle, French and New Orleans influences, including fare such as three berry-stuffed French toast, pasta jambalaya and creamy chicken pot pie. Mimi's also offers a lighter lifestyles menu. Location: 1880 Mall of Georgia Blvd., Buford. Phone: 770-614-0554. Web site: http://www.mimiscafe.com. Dish Profile Web site Holy Smokes Profile: The menu at this barbecue restaurant is simple, centering on sweet and spicy barbecue and standard Southern sides. Hungry families flock to the diner for the huge racks of smothered ribs, piles of shredded pork and smoked chicken salad. Location: 1944 Braselton Highway, Buford. Phone: 770-963-0994. Web site: http://www.holysmokes-bbq.com. Dish Profile Web site Barberitos Made famous in Athens thanks to a huge following of hungry University of Georgia students, Barberitos is the latest oversized-burrito cantina franchise to hit Gwinnett. Everything from a vegan burrito to meat-and-cheese stuffed rolls are offered, as well as salads, tacos and quesadillas. Most meals cost less than $10. 2725 Hamilton Mill Road, Buford. 770- 945-1877. www.barberitos.com. Dish Profile Web site Foster's Grille Foster's touts itself as the "Home of the Charburger," and if you're asking yourself, "What the heck is a charburger?," do your hungry stomach a favor and try one. The massive slab of beef is the joint's trademark dish, the brainchild of the founder and namesake, Shawn Foster. And best of all, the pencil-in menu allows you to add (or leave out) fixings like lettuce, mayo, tomatoes, onions, pickles, cheese and bacon. Foster's Grille sits in a new shopping center, Plaza at Buford, off of Buford Drive, right down the street from the Mall of Georgia. Dish Profile Web site Crescent Moon If variety is the spice of life, then Crescent Moon is the metaphorical equivalent of Tabasco sauce. Simply put, they have it all. The menu reads like a novel, its pages packed with everything from a seemingly endless list of breakfast and brunch items to a long lineup of lunch and dinner feasts. The Heap: A hunger-busting pile of seasoned potatoes topped with bacon, cheddar and two eggs prepared any style ($7.50, $5.25 half-size) Pimento Cheese and Ham Omelet: Homemade pimento cheese folded into a three-egg omelet with diced Virginia ham ($6.95) Yellow Fin Tuna: A six-ounce sashimi tuna steak grilled or blackened on a poppy-seed bun with lettuce and tomatoes ($7.95) Sarah's Home-Style Meatloaf: A comfort-food favorite served with gravy, mashed potatoes and onion rings ($10.99) Location: The diner is on the second floor of the Mall of Georgia, above the food court, right across from Ruby Tuesday Dish Profile Web site Picasso Cafe and Wine Bar Named for the artistic community that surrounds it, this downtown Buford restaurant offers a large selection of wine, which is served by the half-glass, the glass or the bottle. The appetizer platters are a customer favorite. Lunch and dinner are also available. 39 E. Main St., Buford. 678-482-8661. Dish Profile Web site Noodle Mi An alternative to the hectic food court and greasy Chinese food joints, Noodle Mi offers an extensive menu chock full of options. Beef, chicken and pork dishes, as well as non-meat dishes of mock duck, tofu and vegetables, are served, as well as a long list of Asian drinks, such as salted lemonade and Thai iced tea. Large bowls of Pho, a Vietnamese soup made from vegetables, broth and noodles, are a customer favorite. 3200 Woodward Crossing Blvd., Buford. 678-714-0115. www.noodlemi.com. Dish Profile Web site Lefty's BBQ/Old 33 Pub The concept is simple - barbecue, lots and lots of barbecue. Lefty's and the new Old 33 Pub both provide a short menu of barbecue options with traditional Southern sides. Old 33 Pub is decked out with vintage rock posters and a stage for nightly live music performances. 4965 Friendship Road, Suite 113, Buford. 770-945-9131. www.leftys-bbq.com. Dish Profile Web site Alpharetta Atlanta Bethlehem Braselton Buford Dacula Duluth Grayson Hoschton Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville Norcross Snellville Suwanee Dacula Dos Copas Suffering from split personalities, Dos Copas caters to two types of people: those looking for a family-friendly atmosphere and those seeking something a bit more lively. Half the restaurant is a bar, while the other side is an airy dining room, complete with a children's play section. The menu features an assortment of authentic Mexican dishes, including the Mexican Pyramid, a literal pyramid of rice, topped with broccoli, chicken and cheese sauce. 2463 Hamilton Mill Parkway, Dacula. 770-614-3077. Dish Profile Web site Alpharetta Atlanta Bethlehem Braselton Buford Dacula Duluth Grayson Hoschton Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville Norcross Snellville Suwanee Duluth Chin Chin 7 Located directly across from the Arena at Gwinnett Center and minutes from the affluent Sugarloaf Country Club, Chin Chin 7 attracts area sports stars, celebrities and performers. The restaurant offers traditional Chinese dishes with an upscale twist, as well as sushi, soups and the stew-like Hot Pots. Location: 6575 Sugarloaf Parkway, Duluth. Phone: 770-813-1319 Dish Profile Web site JW's Steakhouse Steaks are the best sellers at this Chicago-style steakhouse, located inside the Atlanta Marriott Gwinnett Place hotel. The 10-ounce Matambre Filet, the house specialty, is topped with crab meat and roasted red peppers, then covered in a spicy pepper jack cheese. The menu goes beyond red meat to offer a large variety of seafood, chicken, pasta and salad dishes as well. Location: 1775 Pleasant Hill Road, Duluth. Phone:770-923-1775. Web site: http://www.marriott.com Dish Profile Web site Spicy Basil Traditional Thai dishes of generous proportions are Spicy Basil's specialty. The sampler appetizer, with Bubble Ball corn fritter and Thai grilled chicken wings, is a customer favorite. Curries are also top sellers, and are served with a choice of three rice varieties: white jasmine, long-grain brown and green jasmine. For lighter fare, opt for the Yummy Fish Warm Salad or the Green Veggie Galore. 3675 Satellite Blvd., Duluth. 770-232-2803. www.spicybasil.net. Dish Profile Web site Armaan Indo-Pak Fusion At this upscale Indian restaurant, entrees cooked in the tandoori, or clay oven, are particularly popular. Customers also come here for the lunch buffet, which features a different selection of dishes every day. 3064 Old Norcross Road, Duluth. 770-923-2323. www.thearmaan.com Dish Profile Web site Dish Profile Web site Blue Marlin Seafood Welcomed by the sweet, salty aroma of seafood fare, Blue Marlin's patrons know they are in for a freshly fried treat. Featuring shrimp and fish filets lightly battered and fried, as well as broiled, steamed and grilled, Blue Marlin offers an ocean full of options, served in hearty portions and topped with several sides. 1600 Pleasant Hill Road, Duluth. 770-279-9144. www.bluemarlinseafoodatl.com. Dish Profile Web site Blue Bay Seafood Restaurant Decorated with a nautical theme, this eatery serves up a variety of fare from the ocean. Customers often order the restaurant's stuffed seafood entrees, which feature crab stuffing. Grouper, trout, shrimp, catfish, flounder and tilapia are offered both with stuffing or without. Location: 2750 Buford Highway, Duluth. Phone :770-497-3317 Dish Profile Web site Alpharetta Atlanta Bethlehem Braselton Buford Dacula Duluth Grayson Hoschton Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville Norcross Snellville Suwanee Grayson Cornerstone Grill The menu at this high-end restaurant offers a range of American, Asian, Italian and continental fare, such as fresh ahi tuna tartare, Cajun-style pork tenderloin and seafood ravioli. Customers should be sure to finish the meal with a signature dessert, notably, the fried ice cream. Location: 2445 Moon Road, Grayson. Phone: 770-962-9898. Web site: http://www.cornerstonegrill.net. Dish Profile Web site Alpharetta Atlanta Bethlehem Braselton Buford Dacula Duluth Grayson Hoschton Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville Norcross Snellville Suwanee Hoschton Dish Profile Web site No Listing Alpharetta Atlanta Bethlehem Braselton Buford Dacula Duluth Grayson Hoschton Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville Norcross Snellville Suwanee Lawrenceville Kaysons Grille Kaysons Grille Profile: In this modern-day, family-oriented take on "Cheers," each table has its own flat-screen plasma TV. The menu includes something for every taste, from a monstrous chef's salad to racks of baby-back ribs smothered in hickory sauce. The K Sampler features a few bites of each appetizer, including fried mozzarella sticks, Buffalo wings and potato skins. Location: 4955 Sugarloaf Parkway. Lawrenceville. Phone: 678-205-0282. Web site: http://www.kaysonsgrille.com. Dish Profile Web site Boudreaux's Cajun Restaurant Boudreaux's Cajun Restaurant is a branch out of Duluth's popular Bourdreaux's Cajun Market, offering all things creole. Quiant and cozy, the restaurants offers dishes of varying levels of heat, but always with the same outsanding degree of taste. The award-winning seafood gumbo is a restaurant signature, as are the Jambalaya Trio, filled with chicken, shrimp and sausage, Catfish Evangeline, which is stuffed with lump crab and smothered with crawfish etouffee, the snapper fillet served on a bed of rice with sauteed shrimp, spinach and dijonaise sauce, Cajun salmon served with tomato and spinach in a lemon butter sauce, the fried shrimp Po' Boy, to name a few. Location: 860 Duluth Highway, Lawrenceville. Phone: 770-814-8388. Web site: http://www.boudreauxscajun.com Dish Profile Web site McCray's Tavern on the Square McCray's Tavern on the Square in downtown Lawrenceville serves Pan-Seared Hanger Steak with vegetables, potatoes and red wine mustard sauce, the Pittsburgh Hot Pastrami sandwich served with fries, provolone cheese, slaw and tomatoes on French bread, to name a few. Location: The tavern is located in the heart of Lawrenceville's downtown square, in the historic Monfort Drugs building. Phone: Last Updated: January 18, 2008 Dish Profile Web site Wok-In Wok-Out Profile: This restaurant offers custom-made stir-fry dishes from an all-you-can-eat buffet. Customers take a bowl and fill it with ingredients ranging from baby corn and bamboo to spinach and zucchini. Each bowl is topped with one of 16 sauces, such as Korean spicy barbecue, black bean garlic, kung pao and orange ginger sesame. Chefs then take the bowl, add the meat selected by the customer and cook the stir-fry dish in a wok. Location: 860 Duluth Highway, suite 700, Lawrenceville. Phone: 770-513-1372. Web site: http://www.wokinwokoutrestaurant.com. Dish Profile Web site Brickhouse Pizza At any given moment, diners might expect to see Tony Soprano lounging in one of the restaurant's corner booths. The Italian restaurant dishes out a wide selection of homemade pizzas and entrees such as spaghetti and meatballs, mussels and linguine and cheesesteak subs. With a flat-screen TV mounted next to a wall of video games, the restaurant is ideal for sports fans and families alike. Location: 1480 Buford Drive, Lawrenceville. Phone: 770-513-7108. Dish Profile Web site Aroma Delight Profile: Located in a Lawrenceville strip shopping center, the restaurant serves up traditional north Indian homestyle cooking, such as mild curries, vegetables seasoned with yogurt or pomegranate powder and lots of greens. Try a sample of everything from the all-you-can-eat lunch buffet, served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. Location: 1848 Old Norcross Road, Lawrenceville. Phone: 678-377-7600. Web site: http://www.thearomadelight.com. Dish Profile Web site Ribs 'n' Blues Boasting the "best butts in Georgia," Ribs 'n' Blues specializes in two things: live, soulful blues music and sauce-smothered slabs of slow-smoked pork ribs. The restaurant prepares its signature sauce fresh every day. Side items include tangy coleslaw, rum baked beans and Brunswick stew. 3375 Sugarloaf Parkway, Lawrenceville. 770-962-8041. www.ribsnblues.com. Dish Profile Web site Utage Steak and Sushi A step back to old-world Japan, Utage is both traditional and chic. The menu features a wide range of sushi options, from standards like the spicy tuna roll to new favorites like the Bulldog roll. At the hibachi grill, selections span from chicken and steak to shrimp, lobster and fist-sized scallops, all served with three specialty sauces, rice and grilled vegetables. 860 Duluth Highway, Lawrenceville. 678-381-2800. Dish Profile Web site Samurai Blue Japanese Grill and Sushi Dim lights, polished wood tables and sleek floors give this Lawrenceville sushi house a soothing feel. The sushi menu features more than 40 varieties. Standards such as tuna rolls and spicy salmon rolls are offered, but diners often opt for the restaurant's specialties, such as the Georgia Sunday, a California roll topped with spicy crab. 2000 Riverside Parkway, Lawrenceville. 678-518-4216. Dish Profile Web site Cade's Deli This deli, owned by a family that relocated to Gwinnett from New York, serves up a taste of of the Big Apple with sandwiches such as the Cuban and the reuben, a New York strip steak and New York cheesecake. The decor features vintage photographs of New York City, while newspapers such as the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Post are available. 860 Duluth Highway, suite 1550, Lawrenceville. 678-985-3801. Dish Profile Web site Urban Flats Location: Urban Flats is the newest dining option available at the outdoor mall/shopping center known as The Avenue Webb Gin. Atmosphere: An aesthetically pleasant mashup of the elegant, the trendy and the casual greets the eye at Urban Flats, with high ceilings, low lighting and intimate leather booths. The menu: With its unique focus on flatbread cuisine, the restaurant boasts an uncommon culinary specialty. Click here for more..... Dish Profile Web site Pier 77 Hot Fish Cafe The restaurant offers a selection of fish, from basa and mahi-mahi to salmon and rainbow trout. The fish can be ordered fried or grilled. Diners often check out a poster on the wall that lists the calorie count and nutritional value for each kind of fish on the menu. 1108 Herrington Road, Lawrenceville. 678-376-7558 Dish Profile Web site Doc Green's Salads and Grill As the restaurant's motto says: "It's as healthy as you want to be." Doc Greens features a massive salad bar loaded with both traditional and inventive ingredients. Diners can choose from signature salads or build their own creations. Entrees of grilled salmon, chicken, turkey and others meats, plus a few sides, are also on the menu. Sandwiches, wraps and soups are also offered. 1250 Scenic Highway, Suite 1200, Lawrenceville. 770-736-5353. www.docgreens.com. Dish Profile Web site Who's Got Soul Southern Cafe You don't need a menu at Who's Got Soul - the cafe's fare is listed in stark white letters on the windows. The cafe dishes out classic Southern food, including - but not limited to - fried chicken, collard greens and macaroni and cheese. The menu includes seafood as well, with the grilled tilipia as a top choice. 1098 Herrington Road, suite 14, Lawrenceville. 770-995-6544. Dish Profile Web site Bambinelli's Pizza and Pasta - 4153 Lawrenceville Highway, - Lilburn 770-717-7217 ·Location: Bambinelli's is located in the Kroger shopping center at the corner of Lawrenceville Highway and Beaver Ruin Road. If traveling south on Lawrenceville Highway, the shopping center is on the right. · The food: The restaurant serves traditional Italian cuisine, said Evan Greenstein of Bambinelli's. The menu includes pizza, pasta and chicken and seafood entrees. ·Desserts: The selection of sweets includes tiramisu, cannolis, double chocolate mousse cake and cheesecake. ·Entertainment: The restaurant features live music on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights and hosts an open mic night on Sunday. Poker tournaments are held on Sunday afternoon and on Monday and Wednesday. Dish Profile Web site Las Tortas Locas - 102 Stanley Court, Lawrenceville - 678-209-0905 · The name: A torta is a Mexican sandwich, and loca translates as "crazy." ·Location: Las Tortas Locas is located in a small shopping strip right off U.S. Highway 29 and just outside downtown Lawrenceville. Also in the strip are a Dollar Store and a Hispanic market.·Atmosphere: This Hispanic fast food joint, which touts itself as an authentic Mexican sandwich shop, is bright and clean, with creamy yellow walls and butcher-block tables. Several televisions play Spanish-language shows. Dish Profile Web site Sophia's Valentino Italian Family Restaurant A Gwinnett favorite since it opened in 2001, Sophia's has struck a chord with area diners. Drawn by classic Italian dishes such as the creamy fettuccini primavera, Pene Italiano with spicy sausage and the Chicken Valentino served with a garlic white wine sauce, the restaurant is typically filled with the sounds of clanging forks and friendly chatter. 555 Progress Center Ave., Lawrenceville. 770-682-6700. Dish Profile Web site Hai Sushi Location: Hai Sushi is located in the small shopping center that shares a parking lot with the Wal-Mart Supercenter at the corner of Sugarloaf Parkway and Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road in Lawrenceville. Hai Sushi (pronounced as if you were greeting a tray of California Rolls) is nice enough for a date night, yet casual enough for a family dinner. Dish Profile Web site Alpharetta Atlanta Bethlehem Braselton Buford Dacula Duluth Grayson Hoschton Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville Norcross Snellville Suwanee Lilburn The Blue Rooster Cafe Like something that leapt right off the pages of Southern Living magazine, this restaurant is known for its sweet, signature chicken salad. It offers a traditional menu, but that doesn't stop the owners from adding new dishes to their repertoire, like a Reuben big enough to belong in a Manhattan deli and a Cuban loaded up with layers of pork and ham and topped with a tangy mustard. Make sure you leave room for dessert. There's plenty. Location: 107 Main St., Lilburn. Phone: 770-931-2445 Dish Profile Web site Alpharetta Atlanta Bethlehem Braselton Buford Dacula Duluth Grayson Hoschton Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville Norcross Snellville Suwanee Loganville No Listing Dish Profile Web site Alpharetta Atlanta Bethlehem Braselton Buford Dacula Duluth Grayson Hoschton Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville Norcross Snellville Suwanee Norcross Gimza Polish Restaurant The only Polish restaurant in the state specializes in ethnic favorites, including kielbasa, pierogi and croquettes, which are filled with minced pork, onions, mushrooms and sauerkraut. A large selection of vodkas, a plethora of Polish beers by the bottle and a multinational wine list round out the offerings. Location: 3435 Medlock Bridge Road, suite 209, Norcross. Phone: 770-441-2268. Dish Profile Web site Nadia's West African Restaurant African dishes with a soul-food influence are served at Nadia's, where the best-sellers include deep-fried tilapia and barbecue beef ribs. For those nervous to try more authentic fare, the restaurant offers an on-the-house sampler plate so first-timers can try before they buy. Location: 5245 Langford Road, suite A, Norcross. Phone: 770-582-9994. Web site: http://www.nadiarestaurant.com. Dish Profile Web site Ashiana Ashiana prides itself on a wide selection, including several Indian-Chinese dishes, known as "Chaatt Bhandaar." Some of its signature items include the Tandoori Mixed Grill and Chicken 65. The restaurant also caters to vegetarians with meat-free favorites like Bhindi Masala and Aloo Gobhi. One of Ashiana's most uncommon features is an unparalleled sense of cultural and religious sensitivity - their kitchen is divided in half so vegetarian dishes are not prepared near meat. 5675 Jimmy Carter Blvd., Norcross. 770-446-9092. www.theashiana.com. Dish Profile Web site Palomilla's Cuban Grill House Location: The restaurant is located in the Spalding Drive shopping center, just past the intersection of Spalding Drive and Holcomb Bridge Road in Norcross. 6470 Spalding Drive, suite B, Norcross. Phone: 770-242-0510. Web site: http://www.palomillasatlanta.com Dish Profile Web site Alligator Blues Cafe The menu at Alligator Blues Cafe features traditional New Orleans flavors, like red beans and rice, jambalaya, etouffee and seafood gumbo. A house specialty is the Asian Cajun, which is a dish of sauteed shrimp and crawfish in a Cajun sweet-and-sour sauce that is served with rice. This dish reflects the Chinese heritage of the restaurant's owner. 15 Jones St., Norcross. 678-969-0295. Dish Profile Web site Atlanta Bethlehem Braselton Buford Dacula Duluth Grayson Hoschton Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville Norcross Snellville Suwanee Snellville Provino's Italian Restaurant The theme at Provino's is Old World Italy, and the establishment's interior is decorated accordingly. The restaurant is renowned for its signature starters. The garlic rolls and tossed salad are definitive customer favorites. And when it comes to old-school pasta entrees, Provino's really shines. The portions are huge, so make sure to save room for a cannoli. Location: 2050 East Main St., Snellville Phone: 770-972-8411 Web site: http://www.provinos.com Dish Profile Web site Bonefish Grill The chain of seafood restaurants, with a new location at The Avenue Webb Gin, has become known for its made-to-order dishes. Four sauces - mango salsa, pan Asian, lemon butter and virgin Mediterranean - can be paired with a variety of fish dishes for customized entrees. Customers love the deep-dish, graham cracker-crusted Key lime pie. 1350 Scenic Highway, Snellville. 678-344-8945. www.bonefishgrill.com. Dish Profile Web site Alpharetta Atlanta Bethlehem Braselton Buford Dacula Duluth Grayson Hoschton Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville Norcross Snellville Suwanee Suwanee Cheeky Taqueria Profile: Exposed brick walls, high ceilings and roll-up garage doors leading to an outdoor patio immediately indicate that Cheeky Taqueria is not a run-of-the-mill Mexican restaurant. Address: 1039 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., suite A 122, Suwanee , Georgia Phone:770-831-8887 Last Updated: January 25, 2008 Dish Profile Web site Sushi Rock and Thai Cuisine At this restaurant, which offers Japanese and Thai food, the menu includes sushi, as well as curry, stir-fried and noodle dishes. Customers like the Pad Thai, as well as the cooked sushi rolls. The Candy Roll, made with shrimp tempura, avocado and scallions and topped with fried crab meat and cheese, is popular. Location: 2133 Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road, Suwanee. Phone: 770-237-9955. Dish Profile Web site Crossroads Grille Don't let the exterior fool you: Crossroads Grill isn't just another restaurant along the Peachtree Industrial Boulevard stretch. This bar and grill serves upscale dishes, such as Black Angus filet mignon and spinach and artichoke-stuffed tilapia, but retains a cool, family atmosphere. Location: 360 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Suwanee. Phone: 770-614-7880. Web site: http://www.crossroadsbarandgrille.com. Dish Profile Web site Dagwood's Sandwich Shoppe Like the classic cartoon character for which it was named, Dagwood's is serious about sandwiches. We're not talking a few cuts of deli meat between slices of white bread, either. The colorful shop serves monstrous and innovative sandwiches crafted from unique ingredients, like the curry chicken salad on raisin swirl bread and the New Orleans Roast Beef Po' Boy with gravy. For the super hungry, go all out with The Dagwood, made from three slices of bread, five types of meat and finished with a practical salad bar of toppings. Location: Dagwood's is located in the new Suwanee Depot Shopping Center on Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road, near the I-85 overpass. 3131 Lawrenceville Suwanee Road, Suwanee. http://www.dagwoods.us.com. Phone: 770-633-7165. Dish Profile Web site Indigo Joe's Sports Pub Profile: From football to baseball, salads to burgers, Indigo Joe's offers something for every taste. Customer favorites include the Mexican chicken salad, the Regular Joe burger and the sauce-smothered baby back ribs. The sports pub features 42 flat screen TVs, all turned to sports channels, as well as a game room for children. Location: 3890 Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road, Suwanee. Phone: 770-945-5433. Web site: http:// www.indigojoes.com. Dish Profile Web site Fiji Fiji has created a tropical getaway within the frazzle of Peachtree Industrial Parkway. Specializing in both island and American fare, the restaurant serves up Fijian dishes such as mango-topped grilled tilapia and curry rice, as well as homestyle favorites like meatloaf and penne pasta. 315 Peachtree Industrial Parkway, Suwanee. 770-904-7830. www.fijigoodfoodgetaway.com. Dish Profile Web site Lowcountry Barbecue Outpost For 20 years, Lowcountry Barbecue Outpost supplied its customers with a platters of sweet, Carolina-style barbecue. Thanks to the constant inquiries from patrons, the catering company branched off and opened its first stand-alone location. Lowcountry serves up heaping plates of chicken, pork and beef barbecue, spicy peel-and-eat shrimp and huge helpings of Southern sides. 3455 Peachtree Parkway, suite 201, Suwanee. 678-688-7678. www.outpostbbq.com. Dish Profile Web site Five Guys Famous Burgers and Fries With its red-and-white color scheme and vintage-inspired decor, this burger joint feels like a retro diner. The house specialty is the burgers, which feature hand-formed patties and a choice of toppings ranging from ketchup and mustard to mushrooms and green peppers. Fries, in both regular and Cajun flavors, are also popular. Town Center Park, 340 Town Center Ave., suite 1A, Suwanee. 770-945-4670. www.fiveguys.com. Dish Profile Web site Alpharetta Atlanta Bethlehem Braselton Buford Dacula Duluth Grayson Hoschton Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville Norcross Snellville Suwanee
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
The Martin Luther King or civil rights holiday marked the beginning of another legislative session. Since I am doing mostly free-lance stuff, I do not have any burning issues to follow in this particular session.
But, again, this is Utah and the bills floated about today may change my future tomorrow. I always keep a sharp eye open for something to keep track of and speak up about.
It is still early in the session and so most of what is being bantered about is not the real controversial stuff yet. Even when I don't have a dog in the fight, it is fun to sit back and watch the fireworks when there is a hot button issue on the floor.
Today as I was reading my daily paper the debate on HB264 caught my eye. It is a bill to prohibit traffic ticket quotas. The bill is sponsored by Neil Hansen of Ogden and has sailed through the House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice committee over the objections of law enforcement officials.
They deny that there are quotas, but say the bill will tie their hands when they need to send officers out to an area that has received community complaints of speeders in the area. Rumors of ticket quotas have surfaced since probably the beginning of speeding tickets.
I decided to read the text of the bill myself before making up my mind about how restrictive the bill might be to the agencies involved. I pulled it up on the legislative website and read the one paragraph.
It basically will prohibit local governmental or law enforcement agencies from directing or requiring in a certain period of time a specific amount of citations, complaints or tickets for traffic ordinance offenses.
I didn't see anything that said Price Police Chief Shilaos couldn't send an officer up on Carbon Avenue to sit on patrol and watch for speeders coming down the hill. He just couldn't say that the officer had to come back with at least six tickets issued in the four hours he was assigned to that spot.
I have to say that I have not ever been issued a speeding ticket that I didn't deserve. I have gotten a couple I didn't think were fair because everyone around me seemed to be going just as fast, but I was still speeding.
I want to keep our streets and highways safe. There are times when a road needs to be patrolled for speeders more often than others. But this needs to be done for public safety, not revenue or so an officer won't end up on probation.
I have not heard too much about quotas around the local area except when someone gets a ticket towards the end of a month and they are sure it is because the officer had to meet his quota and not because that person was speeding.
This bill will be fun to watch. There should be little change in speeding tickets if, truthfully, agencies never had a quota to meet.
We will also see what else surfaces in the annual soap opera we call the Utah legislative session.


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I've perused the list archives where folks have asked about timeouts in channels - seems like there's nothing built into stackless, that instead you need a watcher tasklet. I'm mainly trying to emulate timeouts in stacklesssocket.py.

A watcher thread won't be hard to implement, I just wanted to give my feedback that I think this is unfortunate that this isn't built into stackless.channel by default - because it seems like stackless could accomplish this in a much lighter weight fashion with just a simple parameter to receive() and/or send().

Or is the problem that the scheduler doesn't visit channels unless someone initiates a connection on the other end? Hrm. Well anyway it would be nice if everyone didn't have to write their own timeout watchdog because there are certainly lots of pitfalls in getting that just right.

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