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Amazing food, brilliant, genius interpretation and execution. Layer upon layer of inventive and unique flavors. How does he think of these? Our waitress was adorable, and the entire staff that served us was very enthusiastic and proud of Chef. A dining experience not to be missed! The one drawback was the loud noisiness of the restaurant...there is a theatre next door which clearly contributed to the amount of early diners and the bursting crowds filling the bar to eat quickly. Otherwise, truly a culinary experience not to be missed.
After reading the menu, my friends weren't excited, but after we were served our first dish, they were thrilled. Our waitress was wonderful as she explained every dish perfectly. From the parsnips, the crunchy crab spring rolls,the sweet potatoes,the indian eggplant to the dungenous crab, the scallops and the coconut dessert, we enjoyed every bite!! I know that we ordered a few more dishes and enjoyed those too! This is a dining experience that should not be missed by any of my fellow foodies! Make your reservation and have a fabulous meal!!! Kudos to the chef!!!
Food was excellent and service was prompt. However, the waitress was really pushy with respect to the number of entrees she "recommended" we order. Waitress stated that "they" recommended parties the size of ours order a certain amount of dishes and when we asked if we could order some dishes at first and then order more later, she said that it "would not be a good idea to do that b/c they couldn't predict when dishes would come out". As expected, pre-cooked appetizers came out very quickly and we ended up ordering way too much food which would not have happened if the waitress would have been more "patient".
I love "little plate" places altho they do tend to end up being very expensive because you have to order many dishes. I think that most of the plates here were very small, very "esoteric" and a bit over priced for what you get. They do have some "large platters" but we did not order any of those There were 7 of us and we ordered quite a few dishes (maybe 8 or 9) and there were only 2 that we all said were great. The others were good but there are better places to go for this type of dinner especially AOC
A true gem, i would highly recommend this restaurant.
Our foodie family loves dining at Red Medicine. We chose the Tasting Menu for our party of four. The visual appeal is the first thrill. But the taste never cease to surprise, delight, and kind of stun us! Three cheers to Jordan and company! Gadz, you people work hard. We thank you for the ongoing brilliance of your culinary masterpieces.
Creative, exciting, and friggin' delicious! Staff was extremely friendly and accommodating... Even gave us a great table when we showed up 30 min early for our rez. Our waitress did a great job explaining everything on the rather cryptic menu. Actually, the opacity of the menu was ultimately a good thing as it promoted interaction with the waitress and kicked the dinner off to rousingly good start. The large format porkbelly was the highlight.
We were seated immediately. Food was paced a bit herky/jerky for our taste, however water was refilled often and new plates were brought for each course. The food is unusual and tasty, however some dishes really miss the mark. Chicken potstickers were terrific but the pork cheek is quite fatty. When we asked why the response was "that's the way that particular animal part is." When the server suggests that we order 6 dishes for two people, and we're completely stuffed after 4 dishes, it sounds like they've been instructed to up-sell and that leaves a really bitter taste in the mouth. Overall, the staff are professional, but felt a bit mechanical and not warm and welcoming. Would we return? Probably, but we'd order much differently.
I saw this restaurant on Bizarre Foods, will have to say the food was not bizarre in anyway. We went with the multi-course tasting option, and the flavors for each dish was great. What we liked about this place from the show, was that the presentation for the food was incredible and as mentioned earlier the food was delicious. I didn't check off the kid-friendly portion, since our reservations were around 5:30-6 PM on a Friday, so during this time period, it seemed acceptable to me, as we had brought our 10 yr old. There are options for the kids to eat, Chicken Dumplings were very good, and presented nicely just like the other dishes. The wait staff was great as they explained each dish and the characteristics to us prior to us digging in.
Amazing synergy of tastes and creative presentation. A unique and special dining experience in an elegant and yet casual atmosphere. Great cocktails! Good service.
Had such a wonderful experience dining here. The food was so unique and creative from anything I've ever had. Flavors that I would never think to put together some how made total sense. Loved it!
I believe this is the 2nd best meal I have ever had, the first being the French Laundry in Napa Valley, CA. Rather than a meal, this was an experience. The timing of each dish was perfect, the presentation was fascinating and the flavors were incredible. Expecting to enjoy a meal with family, we were there for over 3 hours and enjoying every moment. The ingredients of each dish were so unusual, that we found ourselves enjoying leaves and flowers without hesitation. I would consider the chef a genius at the way he has envisioned and plated each item on the menu. Although on the more expensive side, worth every minute. I will recommend this restaurant to everyone and am looking forward to returning.
Food was delicious. Everything is unique and crafted with interesting ingredients. Especially recommend the chicken dumplings, brussel sprouts, and the pork.
My wife had this joint on her bucket list, so we went on her birthday and it was a very fun experience. The fame and attention this place gets helped in the anticipation of going there. The food is very-good but the portions are small so we ordered 4 plates. Ironically we were full at the end of the dinner. Our waitress was very nice but the bar tender may come across as smug - but thats not his fault/after all he has to deal with the Hollywood crowd all the time - that would make me crazy too. If you are a foodie you will love this place. For the price though, I will stick to my normal Korean BBQ, Dim Sum and "value priced" places but for special occasions Red Medicine is perfect!
A spectacular meal. All the dishes looked beautiful and were delicious..
Go with an open mind and a willingness to be led through an exquisite dining experience like no other. We got the tasting menu, perfect choice. Combinations of food I never dreamed imaginable, but were magical combinations and once in a lifetime flavors and textures in my mouth. I've told everyone I know. This chef whoever he is, is the Einstein of food. Absolute genius. The only suggestion is to consider some treatment to the ceilings and/or walls to absorb some of the noise.
Love it...keeps you guessing ...had the chefs tasting menu....highly recommended...!!!!!!!
Halibut and Brussels Sprouts were great. Wine was marked up a bit high. Would probably go back.
We had a very special meal at Red Medicine. The kitchen executes their dishes to perfection. Fun, inventive, delicious food in a relaxed, casual environment. The cocktails were equally fun and adventurous. We loved everything we ate, though the Trout Roe with rice pudding stood out more than any other dish. Incredible presentation and amazingly well prepared. We had no idea what to expect, but we were left wanting more. Also, their coconut bavarois dessert (coffee ice cream, condensed milk, thai basil with peanut cookie) was totally amazing too.
Food and servo were fantastic! Will definitely go back for the tasting menu.
but expensive. Right up the alley of a Son of a Gun and Animal with shareable plates that will delight the palate but it was very expensive.
Although Red Medicine has been here for a few years this was our first experience. The menu is very limited but dont let that fool you. The food is absolutely incredible!!! A must try. Well be back
one of the best restaurant of LA. creative cooking, balanced, surprising, amazing
Went here for the first time before a concert at the Saban. With thoughtful assistance from our server, we ordered an assortment of the best dishes I have eaten anywhere all year. Inventive, delicious, elegant and beautifully presented. A grown-up yet very fun dining experience.
The food was awesome and each plate was a work of art! If you are a foodie looking for unique dining experience, this place is a must visit dining experience!
subtly prepared exotic flavors were completely satisfying. very unique
I went with a group of 6 on the early side, before it became too noisy. The food was fantastic. We shared 6 plates, ordering 2 of each, which was just right for the 6 of us. They included the chicken dumplings, leeks, sweet potatoes, brussel sprouts, crab, and beef. We also shared 3 desserts. It is definitely not cheap, but each dish was memorable. The cocktails were also unique and delicious. I will definitely go again.
We heard a lot of good things about Red Medicine before eating here and it did not disappoint. The plating was gorgeous, probably the most unique part of the experience. The flavors were interesting and tasted great. I thought the price for the tasting menu was very fair ($65) compared to other tasting menus. This would be a good place for someone to go who wants to try some of the interesting things you would see on TV.
The food was excellently prepared and displayed. I found the menu a little hard to read as most descriptions do not include the preparation or all main ingredients. We had to ask our server what everything was, which became a little tedious. But the food was so delicious when it came!
I researched this place from Australia and was very excited to check it out. It did not disappoint and we had a fantastic night. The decor is great and the place looks fantastic. The service was friendly and knowledgeable. And the food of course was incredibly creative, well executed and had some amazing flavours. We had the chefs menu and loved it. The opening trout roe dish looked incredible and was a really interesting combination of flavours, The Dungeness crab and the young potatoes were our two favorites and had wonderful flavours. The desert was a great finish and I had a fantastic cocktail but cant quite remember what it was. If you want a special evening out then I highly recommend Red Medicine as it is an experience.
Innovative, tasty food served with panache by friendly staff...who could ask for more????????????
Red Medicine is TOTALLY AMAZING! I had the Tasting Menu the first time I went, and it was love at first sight - then second love at first bite! The presentation was something to marvel at, and the taste was, was, was...... indescribably DELICIOUS!!!!! The Lamb was succulent, Potatoes were amazingly unique (yes, we are only speaking of potatoes here, but you have never, ever, ever tasted potatoes like these before - trust me!), the Crab with garlic paste around the edge of the bowl was devine. The food was so OUT OF THIS WORLD, that I went back 2-weeks later - and yes, I had the Tasting Menu... again!
Each plate was artistically designed and created, down to the little details. The flavors were bountiful and very unique. If you are looking for a restaurant that pushes the limit on presentation and flavor combinations, this is the place to go! There is nothing ordinary served. The coconut bavarois had every component desired for a dessert, yet was so uniquely executed. The dungeness crab with black garlic was the highlight. Solid night life past standard dinner hours.
We were going to go here for my birthday & then didn't because festivities of the day were fun but exhausting. So glad we came here to celebrate another occasion. We got the tasting menu with wine pairings. Amazing presentation, texture & taste. Very unusual ingredients, yet local. Also, very important, my bf left stuffed! Sometimes tasting menus can be only 2 bites each, not here. Good size pours, very nice wines. Restaurant open & rustic, nice trendy inside. I appreciated it was not too noisy.
We tried the tasting menu paired with wine. The entire dinner was phenomenal. Not only were the dishes absolutely delicious and balanced, but the presentation were works of art. Everything was stunning! We appreciated that the food pairings were with International wines, rather than the usual California based wines. We love CA wines, but it was delightful to be exposed to wines from Greece, and Hungary which are more rare. We will absolutely return to try regular items on the menu which I have no doubt will be just as spectacular!
Totally unique dishes, fully of flavor and fun to eat. I would love it if they improved the wine by the glass options to match. Great service. They clearly explain the the dishes and are quick with great recommendations. I'll definitely return.
The menu is always a seasonal gastronomic feast. The mix of unusual items on the menu makes for a great dining experience. The servers are only too happy to explain each item.
Overall our dining experience was very good. The service was friendly and efficient and the food really was delicious and interesting. Unusual flavors mixed together that really worked well in your mouth. We will go back. The only downside was that the restaurant had a weird smell that hit you pretty hard when you walked in. It wasn't one of "ahhh" this place smells like good food. It was more like, "uh oh, is that spoiled food?" At first it concerned us, but then as our noses adjusted and the meal turned out to be very tasty.
We had the tasting menu, and you will not find a better experimental meal. Inventive (albeit repetitive) presentations, including in fishbowls. Many courses confuse you in a good way -- you can't figure out what you are eating or whether you like it, but you are so fascinated that you keep tasting. Two frustrations: no valet or other easy parking, and they do not supply the utensils you need for each course. They give you assorted utensils in a cup, with not enough of each type for everyone. And they have you re-use them when everything is served family style. On balance, this place is a must-try for foodies, but I am not sure you need to go there more than once.
Inspired and fanciful, this food offers a culinary adventure that is satisfying to the taste buds as well as to the body and soul.
Loved the whole experience. The food was beautifully prepared and presented. Each dish had a special presentation. The portions were ample for sharing. And the staff was educated and knowledgeable. Red Medicine was a lovely dining experience.
Their inventive menu is full of uniquely delicious designs, just be warned that they have different menus and you WILL want to try everything.
The food is amazing. Very creatively done. Unfortunately, the tables are too close to each other and the place can be a little bit too noisy.
Enjoyed the presentation. We had a group of 6 people so we ordered 6small dishes & 2 large dishes. It would have been nice to know the price of the larger dishes. Don't know why this is not on the menu. The smaller dishes had prices. Very surprised the scallops were $75 for 6-7 scallops. They were OK but not great. If I knew how much I was paying for this dish I would have sent it back. I often get scallops when dinning out and I give this dish 2 stars. The cocktails were wonderful and we had tasted each one on the menu. We also ordered all the desserts on the menu. Again, presentation was great & the dessert had multiple layers of flavor & texture. It would have been nice for the food servers to explain how to eat the food! Fish bowl fish.
Really talented chef, everything was delicious and so creative! Flavor were divine. The restaurant was a little too loud.
if you are looking for the most creative food serving and unexpected great food taste - this is the right place for you. During last month I have been here 5 times and consider Red Medicine to be the most sophisticated, interesting and delicious restaurant EVER.
I was surprised to find out that they are a Viet american fusion restaurant, delicious! Im south east asian.
When you walk in this restaurant you ask yourself if you chose a right place to dine. The get a credit card for reservation so you think that they must be really busy to not want any one to cancel on them. No this Resturant was not a busy place. Only 5 other tables. Small menu too but any food we ordered was great. It doesn't look like anything you have tried before. Everything on the menu is fresh so the menu keeps changing to what the chef catches that week. There is no carb on the menu which makes it feel unique. The chef was working really hard cooking and making everything at the time of order (open kitchen). This place has great food and it isn't cheap. You are really paying for the freshness of what you are eating.
We ordered the tasting menu and were very impressed with it. The way the courses were presented were very artistic. The foods were non-traditional, and filled with extremely unique tastes and textures. They also tasted good and were fresh. A great restaurant for a change of pace.


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By 2:30 p.m. Thursday, June 25, the Muscular Dystrophy Association had raised just under $40,000 from holding 62 people captive at its South Sarasota Lockup, held at Ruth's Chris Steakhouse. Friends, families and community members were responsible for coming up with bail money — set at $2,500 per person — the cost to send three children with limited mobility to MDA summer camp.
Noah McRitchie, who has previously attended camp, was locked up with his family all day. He said his favorite part of camp is swimming and bonfires.
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Last year's South Sarasota Lockup raised more than $47,000. The goal this year is $60,000. Proceeds will also benefit local children and adults who are affected by more than 40 types of neuromuscular diseases.
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John Bardeen Born May 23 1908 - Died Jan 30 1991 Semiconductor Amplifier; Three-Electrode Circuit Element Utilizing Semiconductive Materials Transistor Patent Number(s) 2,502,488; 2,524,035 Inducted 1974 Physicists John Bardeen, William B. Shockley, and Walter Brattain shared the 1956 Nobel Prize for jointly inventing the transistor, a solid-state device that could amplify electrical current. In 1972, Bardeen received a second Nobel Prize in Physics for the theory of superconductivity. Invention Impact The transistor performed electronic functions similar to the vacuum tube in radio and television, but was far smaller and used much less energy. The transistor became the building block for all modern electronics and the foundation for microchip and computer technology. Inventor Bio Born in Madison, Wisconsin, Bardeen obtained his Ph.D. in 1936 in mathematics and physics from Princeton University. A staff member of the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, from 1938 to 1941, he served as principal physicist at the U.S. Naval Ordinance Laboratory in Washington, D.C., during World War II, after which he joined Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc. There he conducted research on the electron-conducting properties of semiconductors. This work led to the invention of the transistor. In 1957, while at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Bardeen and two colleagues developed a theory of superconductivity. Bardeen is also responsible for a theory of superconductivity, the property of some metals to lose all electrical resistance at very low temperatures, and for a theory explaining certain properties of semiconductors. In 1977, Bardeen received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest honor awarded to a civilian. Shockley was born in London. He joined the technical staff of the Bell Telephone Laboratories in 1936 and there began experiments that led to the invention and development of the junction transistor. During World War II, he served as director of research for the Antisubmarine Warfare Operations Research Group of the U.S. Navy. After the war, he returned to Bell Telephone as director of transistor physics research. He was visiting professor of physics at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, in 1954, and deputy director of the Weapons Systems Evaluation Group of the Department of Defense in 1954-55. He joined Beckman Instruments Inc., to establish the Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory in 1955. In 1958 he became lecturer at Stanford University, California, and in 1963 became the first Poniatoff professor of engineering science at Stanford University. Brattain was born in Amoy, China. Upon receiving his doctorate in 1929, he became a research physicist for Bell Telephone Laboratories. His chief field of research involved investigations into the surface properties of solids, particularly the atomic structure of a material at the surface, which usually differs from its atomic structure in the interior. He became adjunct professor at Whitman College, Walla Walla, Washington, in 1967. He was granted a number of patents and wrote extensively on solid state physics.
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So I've got a couple updates on this new release. I'll keep it short. Promise.
First, the second Bastards EP is now up on Spotify. These EPs are just the songs that didn't fit on the proper records, but they are still a part of the whole Family Tree project. And the songs aren't throwaways. I'm actually quite happy with them. They just didn't fit the album in terms of pace, or tone. Or in the case of "Letters Home (Aftermath)", I felt like it was too many downers in a row. Hahaha. Sometimes I wonder why I write the things I do.
So if you'd like to hear the songs, check 'em out on Spotify, and I also have a download from the project here: http://t.opsp.in/i1aJj
And the album proper will be out on Oct.22 (US), Nov.4 (Europe), but the first track, "Holy Branches", is up to listen to on The Wild Honey Pie if you'd like to hear that. And I just finished a video for that song that I'm pretty tickled about. That should be up soon.
I've been getting emails about the preorders, and those are up on Amazon and Itunes, but I also have a deal on my webstore with a bunch of extra goodies. So yes, I am doing a preorder package - http://radicalface.shop.musictoday.com/
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20-Oct Tractor Tavern Seattle, WA
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23-Oct Great American Music Hall San Francisco, CA
24-Oct Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever Hollywood, CA
9-Nov Colston Hall 2 Bristol, United Kingdom
10-Nov The Deaf Institute Manchester, United Kingdom
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Wild hogs run rampant in parts of Mississippi, and wildlife experts say the state needs to control the destructive beasts. The hogs reproduce often, eat just about anything in their path and can grow to 300 pounds. They're uprooting crops, leaving holes that can destroy farm equipment and tearing up yards.
John J. Mayer, manager of the environmental science group at the Savannah River National Laboratory in Aiken, S.C., has studied hogs more than 40 years. During a meeting Monday at the Mississippi Capitol, he told lawmakers that the United States has experienced a "pig bomb" since the late 1980s with the rapid expansion of wild hog populations. He said 47 states have documented the presence of wild hogs, with an estimated 5.5 million to 8 million of the animals in the U.S.
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A federal magistrate refused Tuesday to order prosecutors to provide former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin with a copy of a sealed report on alleged prosecutorial misconduct before his trial on bribery charges.
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Pearl River County, like the rest of Mississippi, would benefit greatly from the expansion of Medicaid and the creation of a health insurance exchange as called for in the Affordable Care Act.
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Heath Ledger Cause Of Death, Whitney Houston is dead and her cause of death seems to be down to drugs like Xanax-not street drugs, as many believed. Instead, it appears that Whitney could have overdosed on prescription drugs and that has caused some to place blame on "big pharma" AKA the pharmaceutical companies that peddle the drugs to doctors who then peddle them to patients.
While some people may need to be on medication, you have to admit that we live in a culture now where prescription medicine is over prescribed and not used appropriately. Whitney Houston was reportedly on Xanax, an anti-anxiety medication that has a strong potency and can alter the brain if not used properly. Drugs like Xanax can cause "mind altering behavior and suicidal thoughts." Could this have been the pop diva's downfall?
Sadly, doctors will often prescribe drugs to patients even though there is a better course of treatment. Many doctors will get kickbacks for the amount of prescriptions they write out, and the money and perks they are offered are too good to pass up. The result of this bad practice is that many patients end up abusing the drugs they are given and often end up dead. Whitney Houston is just one of many cases across the country and she won't be the last.
According to Natural News:
Whitney Houston is just one of countless Americans who are victims of Big Pharma, an
industry that cares far more about corporate profits than it does about the lives of real people. And today, we have lost yet another iconic American artist whose life was cut short by addiction, prescription drugs and the entire "medication culture" that exists in America today.
Whitney Houston will be missed. May her death serve as an urgent call for ending the scourge of mind-altering psychotropic drugs and ending the failed "War on Drugs" that tries to criminalize drug addicts rather than helping them heal.
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Us from our Los Angeles studios right now the areas.
All liked up and ready to go seventeen year old singing sensation.
Ryan -- Does that project -- -- last name right.
It's actually Beatty Beatty okay very -- well thank you that Brian -- on and so you like here you're here to talk to us about your career that is just absolutely blowing up -- -- you're getting a lot of attention.
And not only are you.
Doing so well on on YouTube and on other debut EP because of view you did all this without being -- is that true.
Yes IS SU taking to the beginning Wendy Hughes starts singing how did this transition happen for you -- when did you really.
Pop when did you know okay I think I've made it.
So I started -- I'm missing my entire life but -- I think I I and my sister -- had -- YouTube channel in about I think it was 2002008.
Ish around there.
And she posted videos not herself and she wanted me to do a song with her.
So you -- together didn't get many views but -- that's kind of where my YouTube kind of -- -- all started.
And then around my sister Jenny really wanted me to make my own channel and -- February of 2011.
May now on YouTube channel.
And within the first day at a midnight ET channel I put up a cover and it was forget you -- -- green and so.
I didn't really expect anything from in just kind of something that I did for fun and so.
I think a week later I checked back my YouTube channel forgot about the video really -- -- I checked it and then it was -- 101000 users something in.
I was really shocked -- -- I never expected something like that too.
You know not one -- -- to get -- -- isn't so I was like well maybe -- some mistakes I posted another one.
And within a week you got 20000 easily double wow -- I was really shocked yeah I I I couldn't I couldn't believe those happening and I think that really realize it at the moment.
So then on from there I -- -- media started singing like a little fan base growing and -- really cool to wash it all like slowly grow in.
And now looking back it's so crazy you know how much has happened such a short amount retirement.
By this I don't think -- really realize it while I was while it was happening so.
I'm really grateful forever and who supported me and know the fact that you work on my own music now I get a release my own music is.
One of the most incredible feelings that are you know at age seven pain and I mean not -- -- storms all.
Yes I'm a senior this year it's hit like take an online school back in I just finished the first message so.
I'm halfway through -- and the car accident.
And it's it's really cool you know it's real to.
I'm in high school and by fast so.
-- appeal to take an online schools it's it's pretty -- and Ryan Seacrest tell me about his involvement.
So I'm not he actually debuted and I am -- -- debuted mine.
My first music video and this last February.
The house really awesome guy you know I got to -- -- on his website and down.
You know he he really supported not that easy -- -- -- it's really cool you know someone who.
We supported mine my my deal you know my first ever music video right from the beginning you know right seekers such it.
Such a huge you know name in and have really great guy and -- really grateful for that.
-- I mean talk about -- the golden touch.
Getting his blessing in getting his support.
I understand that you are also very involved in and yet here we see you behind the wheel of a car not a real car -- not going anywhere.
And no texting your big someone -- getting the message out about no texting let's talk about the eighteenth.
-- it can wait campaign.
Yes so eighteenth he asked me be a part of their campaign for.
It can't -- campaign which is.
To you know help help people realize you know how how -- texting and driving actually is because.
You know when you say like no texting and driving and might sound the first kind of like you know.
You know no texting and driving OK ninety seconds won't mean much but actually just two seconds they looked down -- your phone.
Actually is is really really harmful in and you know we might not realize it but it's really cool because I got -- CM.
Many stories of people who you know who whether the child was texting and driving guards who really bad -- and change their lives forever or is themselves so.
Being part of this campaign was is really cool because I'm I'm I'm just not to -- my license and I'm just spots are driving around so.
Being able to be part of the campaign in and helping other people you know CC -- harm that notes that texting and driving.
Can be it also helped me realize how harmful it can be so it also helped me as like a driver.
As well saws really grateful that AT&T -- be part of that campaign that's awesome I was going to be a part of something.
Yes that can help other people out every second counts in real quickly before LA go.
I understand another passion of yours is getting out -- -- and bowling.
Yes tell us about -- -- -- So I think going to a bunch of schools also not only talking about that -- texting and driving campaign but I'm.
The also about you know and pulling his -- It's it's one of those things that words like huge right now in this it's such a problem you know especially with -- of social media and stuff so.
I I really want to help out in and be a part of something that you know can help other kids because.
Especially in school it's like such such.
Sad thing you know to go to school in and feel like you're kind of alone don't really know you're not alone and -- and his.
Being -- -- you're not alone you know we've all been affected by it and we -- going to be someone who who can be a voice for that and and be their for people who might feel like that there's no in there for them.
That is awesome and when I hope that you know I know that you since you do have such a strong following.
On Twitter and just in the music universe as well you know people listen to people in their own age groups and they.
You know possession -- and it's -- stellar what you're doing.
And we want to remind people about -- give us up that we're looking your website right now tell people where they can find you online.
And what songs you want people to listen to on your website.
So you can actually found a web sites do you Brian Beatty dot com.
And Beatty is PH TTY and that's -- -- can -- my Twitter my FaceBook my -- -- everything.
And you can find where in my in my upcoming shows are.
And yet you also might EPs on iTunes so I am -- that there just look up Brian Beatty on iTunes -- -- finds itself.
Are we how we ever see you on any of these shows like -- we're gonna talk about the X-Factor during the show just a few minutes but are we ever see you -- anything like.
The voice sir the X-Factor or idol or anything like that I mean.
-- -- -- -- when your career going -- it does look I mean I love this shows is they they help they help other people out and I think that's great I don't think for my situation.
And their island Il may be like in the future and it be cool to like go on and performer when those shows but.
I think from my situation right now I think I'm I'm comfortable comfortable from from where and I am so our -- shows -- -- you know they really really helpful.
People on the past and that's -- that's exactly right -- -- Hollywood is listening.
You know we want to see Ryan out there performing and maybe doing a duet with some coaches there.
In some of the performers.
On anything is possible your star is rising we're so pleased to have you here on foxnews.com.
And 411 live Brian -- thank you so much joining us live from Los Angeles -- -- luck and happy holidays.
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Dave Berry
Vice President, Swift
Dave Berry has helped to ensure that the SmartWay program is readily accessible to the trucking sector by serving as a sounding board and providing critical industry perspective. Dave was instrumental in encouraging his organization to join SmartWay as a Charter Partner, helping to test drive the programs initial tools and approaches. As Chair of ATAs Environmental and Energy Policy Committee and past Chairman of the Truckload Carriers Association, Dave works hard to encourage other companies to join SmartWay and to adopt fuel-saving technologies and strategies. More recently, Dave participated in EPAs development and beta test of SmartWays updated partner tools, which will further strengthen the programs effectiveness. Dave was also responsible for replacing over 7,000 trailers and over 6,500 tractors in his organizations truck fleet with fuel-saving, cleaner SmartWay designated vehicles.
Dave Guernsey
Senior Sustainability Program Manager , UPS
Dave Guernsey has been actively engaged in SmartWay since its inception, providing valuable stakeholder input into the programs development and encouraging his organization to join as a SmartWay Charter Partner. As Senior Sustainability Manager, Dave supports his organizations efforts to work with EPA on projects to improve the emissions and fuel efficiency of commercial trucks with hybrid and other advanced technologies. By adopting advanced technology, alternative fuel and operational strategies into his organizations trucking operations, Dave was instrumental in improving overall environmental performance. Daves insight into industry and supply chain carbon accounting and his willingness to participate in stakeholder discussions made him a valuable contributor to EPA's recent enhancement of its SmartWay partner tools. Dave has also educated many others about the economic and environmental benefits of sustainability and how the SmartWay program can help businesses to assess and reduce fuel use and emissions from freight shipping.
Mike Kelley
Chief Sustainability Officer and Vice President of External Affairs, YRC Worldwide
As Chief Sustainability Officer of a Fortune 500 trucking company, J. Mike Kelley uses his visibility to encourage other business leaders in the freight industry to participate in SmartWay. Mike was instrumental in bringing his organization to SmartWay as a Charter Partner, and in helping shape the programs initial design. Mike continues to demonstrate his commitment to freight sustainability by sharing his SmartWay experience during presentations and interviews to educate others on the environmental and economic benefits of clean, fuel-saving technologies and practices. Mike also provided valuable technical and industry feedback to EPA during stakeholder meetings aimed at enhancing SmartWay partner tools and approaches.
James Jack
Executive Director, CRT
Mark MacLeod
Director of Special Projects, National Climate Campaign, EDF
Elena Craft
Air Quality Specialist, EDF
Mark MacLeod and Elena Craft of Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) and James Jack of Coalition for Responsible Transportation (CRT) helped to organize a group of stakeholders to provide feedback to EPA as it developed a national port drayage truck program within SmartWay aimed at reducing harmful air emissions from the trucks that service our nations ports. These stakeholders represented a broad cross-section of interests including shippers, ocean carriers and port drayage providers. The contribution of U.S. ports to our nations jobs, economy and air quality is significant and rising, so this groups feedback to EPA was valuable and timely. Using their achievements with the SmartWay port drayage initiative as a starting point, Mark, Elena and James continue to work with stakeholders and ports across the country in support of clean air programs.
IKEA Transport Team
The IKEA Transport Team championed SmartWay before the official program launch, meeting with EPA leadership during the programs inception to provide feedback and suggestions for program design, and encouraging their organization to become a SmartWay Charter Partner. This team was among the first in the shipping community to include SmartWay participation as a factor in their companys carrier selection. The team continues to set a high bar for environmental excellence, asking carriers to demonstrate top performance within the SmartWay program. The team further encouraged wide adoption of these carrier sustainability practices throughout its organizations U.S. and Canadian supply chain. Members of this team also participated in key stakeholder meetings with EPA, providing feedback on how SmartWay could enhance its partner tools. The efforts of this team provide a leadership example for others seeking to integrate market-based solutions to support clean air and climate goals.
Kristi Noland
Sustainability Project Manager/Cost Management , J.B. Hunt
Gary Whicker
Senior Vice President Engineering Services, , J.B. Hunt
Gary Whicker and Kristi Noland were instrumental in their organizations investment of over 500 clean, fuel-saving SmartWay designated trucks and technology upgrades. They pioneered the extensive use of logistics solutions including advanced routing and multi-modal options within their organization and across the freight transport sector. Kristi and Gary have shared information and data with EPA to assist SmartWay in its research of multi-modal freight operations. After participating in stakeholder meetings aimed at enhancing SmartWays tools and approaches, they were among the earliest beta testers of the updated tools, providing key input on design and usability. In numerous public events, both Gary and Kristi have advocated the business case for freight sustainability, highlighting the economic and environmental benefits that can be achieved when sustainability is integrated as a core business strategy.
Harry Haney
Associate Director of Logistics Operations, Kraft Foods
Michael Cole
Senior Director Customer Logistics, Kraft Foods
Timothy Dzojko
Fleet Maintenance & Environmental Manager, Kraft Foods
Harry Haney, Michael Cole and Timothy Dzojko were instrumental in bringing their organization into SmartWay, then using SmartWay-identified technologies and carrier performance information to pioneer an innovative supply chain sustainability project. They initiated an incentive program aimed at smaller carriers, providing financial assistance to retrofit vehicles with new fuel-saving equipment. The teams actions achieved air quality and energy benefits while helping smaller businesses become more environmentally and economically sustainable. The team coordinated internally with senior logistics managers to integrate advanced logistics software into their transportation operations. Each of these individuals has spent considerable time educating their supplier and carrier partners about how SmartWay approaches can improve sustainability. Harry, Michael and Timothy also participate in conferences and events to share their supply chain expertise and to educate other stakeholders about SmartWay.
Steve Palmer
Vice President Transportation, Lowe's
Kevin Perry
Director Truckload Transportation, Lowe's
Under their leadership, Steve Palmer and Kevin Perry developed a program that brought their organizations entire network of U.S. carriers into SmartWay, which had a positive influence on the environmental performance of hundreds of carriers. Kevin and Steve participated in a coalition of shippers, logistics companies, and environmental groups that worked with EPA SmartWay to develop an innovative initiative to reduce emissions of port drayage trucks. This initiative will protect air quality in and around ports while sustaining local economies that rely upon port operations. Steve and Kevin participated in a number of stakeholder meetings to help EPA enhance SmartWay partner tools and approaches. Kevin and Steve continue to raise attention and support for improved logistics by participating in events and conferences that support sustainable goods movement, and by continuing to educate others about SmartWay.
Mark Whittaker
Vice President of Transportation, Pepsico
John Sheehy
Director of Transportation Strategy and Capability, Pepsico
Mark Whittaker and John Sheehy were instrumental in bringing together shippers and carriers into a working group to share best practices and to encourage participation in SmartWay to improve environmental performance. They initiated and supported the development of an innovative incentive program to help small motor carriers retrofit older equipment with new cleaner, energy-saving upgrades. As an example for other multinational companies, Mark and John recently spearheaded a sustainability initiative within their company, which includes a commitment to implement SmartWay approaches across all its shipping operations. Additionally, they participated in stakeholder meetings to help EPA enhance its SmartWay partner tools.


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When Lisa Wandel, director of residential dining at Pennsylvania State University in University Park, was doing her favorite outdoor activities, she often wanted company. So she started a Meetup group called The Women's Adventure Club of Centre County, where women from all over could come together for hiking, bike rides, kayaking and other active pursuits.
"I had a group of friends and we would do a lot of outdoor stuff together. As I started getting busier, training for 5Ks or sprint triathlons, I wanted people to play with beyond my immediate friends, who all had their own things going on. At the same time, I was doing a workshop for women at one of our local outdoor stores and the topic was Hiking 101 for women. I went online to look for information to give them and I typed in 'hiking women' and came across meetup.com. There was a hiking club for women in San Diego. I thought something like that would be phenomenal in our area. So I decided to start a group, and within a day or two people joined up. It just kept growing, and we recently got our 450th member.
In the beginning I wanted to make sure [the group] took off, so I was pretty much it in terms of planning events. I decided to plan events that I'd want to do regardless of whether anyone showed up. Over the summer I just started planning hikes, bike rides and kayaking events and posting them on the website. People just started signing and showing up. I didn't want [the group] to die in the wintertime so I thought we could still hike in the winter even if there was snow. So I posted Friday night hikes where everyone has to wear a headlight. Sometimes we'd have five to eight people show up. We're dog and guest friendly so people can bring others or pets.
Basically, I look at the calendar and say, 'OK, we don't have anything going on the next two weeks and we need get something up there.' For example, when Labor Day was coming up I thought it would be a perfect time to do a hike in the morning where we hike up a local trail and have breakfast at the top. Also there have been many women who have joined lately who want to learn how to kayak. So I thought I could do beginner lessons on one of our small lakes and limit the class to eight. We try to do consistent hikes on Wednesdays that we bill as 'Hump Day Hikes.' We usually do bike rides on the weekend because everyone has more time. The whole point was to get all of the members to feel comfortable posting events. The only rule I have is the event can't be like 'go to a flea market.' It has to be something active.
I have always enjoyed being outdoors. I think it balances out work and play. Our jobs are very stressful and you have to balance it out somehow. Some people find other ways to do it, but this is my way. It puts you in a better place mentally. When you come to work things don't look as bad. Things could be worse. You could be cycling up a huge hill. It makes you more productive and just a happier person."


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Thankyou all, even more for me to think about.
I'm looking for some silky oak but it's difficult to source. I can get my hands on any of these as floor boards: http://www.gardetimber.com.au/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=27&Itemid=31 and I'm leaning towards the rose gum and tassie oak.
I will be using a thicknesser to cut it so I'll try for 2.5-3mm thickness all the way around.
The workshop has a verticle drum sander (not sure thats the right name for it) and a belt sander too, so shaping from one peice should not be too problematic. I don't mind getting in there with a spoke shaver either if need be, though I have yet to try using one. If need be I'll break out the trusty dremmel.
It's all very new and it's gone fom being a very impossible task (I'm in that generation where girls we not allowed in the wood work class in school, we had to do home ec)to being one thats quite exciting thanks to this wonderful forum and a few other online recources I've stumbled across.
I wonder if any of you would mind looking over my plans to see if I've got them about right?


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Glam Slam: The Friday Five: Best Dressed of the Week
First Published: May 4, 2012 1:29 PM EDT Credit: Getty Images
LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Thanks to the White House Correspondents' dinner and quite a few red carpet events, there was a lotta, lotta, lotta good style going on this week. Yay – I got my fashion fix! Here is the best of the best!
REESE WITHERSPOON I wish I looked this good when I was pregnant! Elegant as always, Reese looked absolutely stunning in a draped asymmetric Monique Lhuillier gown worn with sleek retro style waves and striking Irene Neuwirth gems at the White House Correspondents' dinner.
KATE HUDSON Also at the star-studded D.C. gala, Kate shined in this sparkly purple sequin Jenny Packham gown, paired with an Edie Parker clutch. I like her playful up 'do and natural looking makeup.
CHARLIZE THERON Lovely in Lace! The sexy star turned heads at the Correspondents' dinner in a drop-dead gorgeous black lace Emilio Pucci gown with a nude underlay styled with a simple Judith Leiber clutch.
ELIZABETH HURLEY This is how you do 46! The British beauty rocked an extremely flattering gown at The Hot Pink Party in New York. She looked radiant in this embellished blush Jack Guisso Couture gown paired with a glimmering clutch and Tresor rose quartz earrings. Way to go Liz!
EVA MENDES The star looks super feminine in this dainty, girly dress by Honor, which she accessorized with sexy Jimmy Choo sandals and Bulgari jewelry at the "Girl in Progress" premiere in West Hollywood. Her loose pony tail is the perfect finishing touch. Sweet!
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This exhibition features more than 20 sets of large-format images that showcase the wide range of research being conducted at the Museum as well as how various optical tools are used in scientific studies.
September 29, 2012 - September 29, 2013
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Winged Tapestries: Moths at Large
Witness the arresting beauty and surprising diversity of moths in a presentation of more than 30 large-format prints by Canadian photographer Jim des Rivières.
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Monday, April 29
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Sackler Brain Bench: Why We Eat What We Eat w/ Stuart Firestein and Priscilla Ferguson
Join neuroscientist Stuart Firestein, Ph.D.,and sociologist Priscilla Ferguson, Ph.D., for a conversation about what our food choices can tell us about the brain and society.
Wednesday, May 1
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Daily Times, Pakistan
By Atif Khan
ISLAMABAD: Socioeconomic impacts of global
climate change affected the most citizens of underdeveloped countries
in terms of floods and droughts while contributing very nominal
pollution to the global environment over the years, says Human
Development Index (HID) report 2007/ 2008.
The report, launched
by United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the citizens of
developing countries, which are the main contributors of pollution,
stayed least affected by the socioeconomic impacts of global climate
The report put the United States on top as for carbon
dioxide emissions. During 2004, the US had 20 per cent of total world
share of carbon dioxide emissions, the main cause of climate change and
global warming, followed by China with 17.3 per cent, Russian
federation 5.3 per cent, India 4.6 per cent and Japan 4.3 per cent.
to the report, from 1990 to 2004, carbon dioxide emissions grew by 25
per cent in the US, 109 per cent in China, 97 per cent in India, 54 per
cent in Canada, 93 per cent in Korea, 180 per cent in Thailand, 221 per
cent in Malaysia and 173 per cent United Arab Emirates (UAE). It
attributed this alarming growth in carbon dioxide emissions to the
massive industrialisation, consumption of solid, liquid and gaseous
fossil fuels, from gas flaring and cement production.
In the
report, Desmond Tutu of Cape Town criticised the social injustice. He
said that citizens of rich world were protected from harm while the
poor, the vulnerable and the hungry were exposed to the harsh reality
of climate change in their every day lives. He emphasised that rich
countries support poor countries to fight climate change before the
problems of poor arrive at the doorstep of wealthy.
Talking to
Daily Times, Arif Alauddin, Assistant Resident Representative of Energy
and Environmental Unit of UNDP, said that around a decade ago,
developed countries were donating 0.72 per cent of their GDP to
developing countries to address environmental issues. He, however, said
that the money was very less in view of the severity of the issue.
said that developed countries had agreed to double the donations, but
that promised amount was yet not been released even after many years.
He said that cross boundary effects of pollution or gases produced in
one country affected the neighbouring countries by traveling to
neighboring countries via air. He said that relieve was suggested for
poor countries suffering from the pollution generated by rich
neighbouring countries.
Environment Ministry officials claim
that Pakistan's contribution to world carbon dioxide emissions was very
nominal compared with neighbouring countries. They regretted that the
country's environment was polluted by the gas emissions of neighbouring
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The Sail Canada/ISAF Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS) are published in a soft cover edition and are up-dated every 4 years. The book is available from Sail Canada and most clubs and every sailor, coach, official and organiser should own one for ready reference.
Full Sail Canada Prescriptions to the Racing Rules of Sailing 2013-2016 with recommendations when arbitration is offered. DOC PDF
A summary of the changes to the Racing Rules of Sailing is available here. Many thanks to the Sail Canada Rules Committee and Judges' Sub-Committee.
Windsurfing Competition Rules 2013 - 2016
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