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October 6, 2013 1:57 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsUnited Technologies Corp. canceled a planned furlough of 2,000 workers after the U.S. Dept. of Defense recalled most of its civilian employees. The Hartford, Conn.-based defense contractor planned to furlough 2,000 workers starting Monday. Its Sikorsky division makes Black Hawk helicopters for the military and relies on government inspectors, who were furloughed.
Scientists develop human-on-a-chip to research chemical warfare agent exposure
September 26, 2013 9:39 am | News | CommentsAt the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center, experts have been conducting research of "organs" on microchips. Unlike the few other laboratories conducting these types of studies, the Army is specifically looking at potential scenarios that will affect warfighters, especially chemical agent exposure.
Researching new detectors for chemical, biological threats
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Researchers granted patent for system that fuses human, computer intelligence
August 22, 2013 8:17 am | News | CommentsIn complex crisis situations teams of experts must often make difficult decisions within a narrow time frame. However, voluminous amounts of information and the complexity of distributed cognition can hamper the quality and timeliness of decision-making by human teams and lead to catastrophic consequences. A Penn State Univ. team has devised a system that merges human and computer intelligence to support decision-making.
Electronic warfare development targets fully adaptive threat response technology
August 19, 2013 8:17 am | News | CommentsWhen U.S pilots encounter enemy air defenses, onboard electronic warfare (EW) systems protect them by interfering with incoming radar signals: a technique known as electronic attack (EA) or jamming. Conversely, electronic protection technology prevents hostile forces from using EA methods to disable U.S. radar equipment assets. A research team is now developing a new generation of advanced radio frequency jammer technology.
Researchers work on missile-defense software
August 19, 2013 7:56 am | News | CommentsPurdue Univ. researchers are peering into the future to help the U.S. foil enemy missile attacks. Working with the U.S. Missile Defense Agency, the research team is creating software that makes it possible to pose various "what-if" questions; scenarios that explore plausible future missile advances in adversarial nations and the defensive capability of the U.S.
At long last, French military receives first A400M
August 1, 2013 11:59 am | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsFrance has become the first country to receive an A400M military transport plane from Airbus, bringing to fruition a long-troubled program. The delivery Thursday culminates "a long, complex and thorough process" between Airbus Military and the seven European nations behind the program, France's DGA military procurement agency said in a statement.
Navy turns to UAVs for help with radar, communications
July 31, 2013 5:12 pm | by Eric Beidel, Office of Naval Research | News | CommentsFluxes and turbulence caused by the interaction between the air and sea can significantly alter the path of electromagnetic waves in radar and communications systems. In effort to boost the U.S. navy's communications performance at sea, researchers deployed Office of Naval Research unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in an effort to determine the ocean and atmospheric weather variations that can change the angle that radar and radio waves bend.
Experts say U.S. spy alliance will survive Snowden
July 16, 2013 9:34 am | by Nick Perry and Paisley Dodds, Associated Press | News | CommentsAmerican information is so valuable, experts say, that no amount of global outrage over secret U.S. surveillance powers would cause Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand to ditch their collaborative spying arrangement: the Five Eyes. Revelations from NSA leaker Edward Snowden, they say, are unlikely to stop or even slow the global growth of secret-hunting—an increasingly critical factor in the security and prosperity of nations.
Navy completes 1st unmanned carrier landing
July 11, 2013 9:20 am | by BROCK VERGAKIS - Associated Press - Associated Press | News | CommentsThe Navy successfully landed a drone the size of a fighter jet aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time Wednesday, showcasing the military's capability to have a computer program perform one of the most difficult tasks that a pilot is asked to do. The landing of the experimental aircraft means the Navy can move forward with its plans to develop another unmanned aircraft that will join the fleet.
Dual-use submersible vehicle wins 2013 R&D 100 Award
July 10, 2013 11:07 am | News | CommentsProteus, a new class of underwater vehicle that is unique in its ability to operate in either manned or autonomous mode, has been recognized as one of the best technical products of the year by R&D Magazine. With large payload capacity, long range, high endurance and advanced autonomous behaviors, Proteus provides capabilities unavailable in other unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs).
Navy to attempt first unmanned carrier landing
July 10, 2013 9:16 am | by Brock Vergakis, Associated Press | News | CommentsLanding an airplane on an aircraft carrier deck is one of the most difficult tasks a pilot is asked to do. On Wednesday, the Navy will attempt to accomplish the same task with a drone. If all goes as planned, a successful landing of the X-47B experimental aircraft will mean the Navy can move forward with its plans provide around-the-clock surveillance and strike capability.
Navy to attempt 1st unmanned carrier landing
July 10, 2013 5:36 am | by BROCK VERGAKIS - Associated Press - Associated Press | News | CommentsThe Navy will attempt to land a drone the size of a fighter jet aboard an aircraft carrier for the first time, showcasing the military's capability to have a computer program perform one of the most difficult tasks a pilot is asked to do. If all goes as planned, a successful landing of the X-47B experimental aircraft will mean the Navy can develop another unmanned aircraft that will join the fleet.
Sanofi says FDA approves 4-strain flu vaccine
June 10, 2013 2:04 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsFrench drugmaker Sanofi said Monday the Food and Drug Administration approved a new version of its flu vaccine Fluzone that is designed to prevent four types of the virus. Sanofi said Fluzone Quadrivalent is designed to protect against two types of influenza A and two types of influenza B. Fluzone is the only flu shot recommended in the U.S. for infants and very young children.
Military vehicle seating: Keeping American soldiers safe
June 6, 2013 3:07 pm | News | CommentsTransportation crashes have accounted for two-thirds of U.S. noncombat military deaths since 2000—a trend Univ. of Michigan researchers are hoping to help reverse. Research Prof. Matthew Reed and colleagues at the U-M Transportation Research Institute and U.S. Army Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center (TARDEC) aim to make seating in military vehicles safer, more effective and more comfortable for soldiers.
German defense chief under fire over drone program
June 5, 2013 11:13 am | by JUERGEN BAETZ - Associated Press - Associated Press | News | CommentsGermany's defense minister on Wednesday admitted mistakes were made in the handling of a program to develop unmanned surveillance drones and announced tougher oversight procedures for all armament projects. Opposition parties say Thomas de Maiziere wasted public funds by canceling the botched 600 million euro ($800 million) program too late, but he rejected calls for his resignation.
Navy ships form first line of missile defense
May 30, 2013 12:13 am | by Associated PressAssociated Press | News | CommentsThe U.S., in response to advances in missile threats from Iran and North Korea in recent years, has become more invested in Navy cruisers and destroyers that carry a high-tech radar system and dozens of missile interceptors. As a result, the ballistic missile defense destroyers and cruisers that carry the high-tech Aegis system are a growing capability that is in hot demand by military commanders.
U.S. defense programs target of China cyber threat
May 29, 2013 1:20 pm | by Lolita C. Baldor, Associated Press | News | CommentsWhile officials have been warning for years about China's cyber espionage efforts aimed at U.S. military and high-tech programs, the breadth of new revelations about the extent of cyberattacks will increase pressure on American leaders to take more strident action against Beijing to stem the persistent breaches.
Navy's unmanned ocean recon craft makes 1st flight
May 22, 2013 5:32 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsAn unmanned jet built for U.S. Navy high-altitude maritime surveillance missions has made its first flight. Northrop Grumman Corp. says the MQ-4C Triton took off from Palmdale, Calif., Wednesday and completed a 90-minute flight. The aircraft is designed to fly missions lasting up to 24 hours at altitudes greater than 10 miles, allowing coverage out 2,000 nautical miles.
Army Ground Combat Systems adopts Sandia tool
May 21, 2013 11:35 am | News | CommentsSandia National Laboratories has developed key components of a software tool to help the Army's PEO GCS analyze countless what-if scenarios that can be manipulated as technology advances and the global environment, the federal budget, or other factors change. Sandia calls this advanced combination of modeling, simulation, and optimization decision support software the Capability Portfolio Analysis Tool (CPAT).
Navy to launch unmanned aircraft from carrier
May 14, 2013 11:38 am | by BROCK VERGAKIS - Associated Press - Associated Press | News | CommentsThe Navy will make its first attempt to launch an unmanned aircraft the size of a fighter jet from an aircraft carrier on Tuesday, marking a significant step toward the possibility of expanded drone use in future conflicts. The X-47B can reach an altitude of more than 40,000 feet, has a range of more than 2,100 nautical miles and can reach high subsonic speeds.
Navy unveils squadron of manned, unmanned craft
May 2, 2013 4:59 pm | by JULIE WATSON - Associated Press - Associated Press | News | CommentsThe Navy on Thursday inaugurated its first squadron with both manned and unmanned aircraft. Military officials launched the effort by reactivating the Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 35, known as the "Magicians" or HSL-35, which served for 19 years before being deactivated in 1992.
Unmanned aircraft system proposal takes flight
April 26, 2013 8:59 am | News | CommentsA consortium of Washington-based organizations will soon submit the final section of a proposal to site an unmanned aircraft system research and testing facility in central Washington. If successful, the proposal to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will result in the FAA naming the Pacific Northwest Unmanned Aerial Systems Flight Center as one of six U.S. testing facilities later this year.
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April 23, 2013 8:24 am | News | CommentsA Sandia engineer who trained U.S. soldiers to avoid improvised explosive devices (IEDs) has developed a fertilizer that helps plants grow but can't detonate a bomb. It's an alternative to ammonium nitrate, an agricultural staple that is also the raw ingredient in most of the IEDs in Afghanistan. Sandia has decided not to patent or license the formula, but to make it freely available in hopes of saving lives.
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It seems incorporation is mostly supported by a very small group of "organizers" including Marcus Hoffman. I assume the CKCC and Silverdale Chamber of Commerce also support incorporation given they supported that very biased pro-incorporation meeting a couple of weeks ago at CK High School.
On the other side, I have seen several times citizens, standing in the rain, waving red NO incorporation signs. I had a flyer on my house asking support for a NO vote. The flyer wasn't fancy, but showed someone was willing to go out to support the anti-incorporation effort.
It seems incorporation is not supported by the "ordinary" people of Silverdale, just a very small group who have made all the decisions, including cutting out areas that were very anti-incorporation.
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My halls have begun to be decked......I love the
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a month ago. My cabinet loves it too.
Truth be told, I have been known
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the minute after the turkey is eaten. Can't we
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However, my big girl has a soccer tournament
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Yea for me, but it has sort of sent
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will be December 3rd when we return!
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of me, girlie. I'm still
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post-London high : )
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have a heart-shaped
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My father has been punished for helping Honduras
After the removal of my father by a military coup sanctions against the regime are vital
By Xiomara Zelaya Published 17 September 2009Following the removal by a military coup of José Manuel Zelaya on 28 June, the people of Honduras have been engaging in a peaceful struggle for his restoration as president, for their rights, and for the convening of a constituent national assembly. Much is said about a possible military intervention by the Venezuelan president, Hugo Chávez; of a supposed wish by President Zelaya to perpetuate himself in power; and of Zelaya's alleged crimes, but these are all being used simply to mask the real reasons for the coup.
Since his election, my father has promoted the idea of "citizen power": the involvement of citizens in the decision-making process. He promoted the Citizen Participation Law, giving the people the right to use surveys, plebiscites and referendums to participate in decision-making. From the beginning, the media criticised his ideas, proposals and actions. Sometimes they called him mad. They accused him of ignorance. They branded his government ineffective. Later they called him populist, and now they say he is a communist and fugitive from justice.
In government, my father fulfilled his campaign promises, starting with cuts in fuel prices. This caused direct confrontations with the major oil multinationals. He denounced the plundering of the state electricity and telecommunications enterprises, which had been forced into bankruptcy. He worked for their recovery and to avoid privatising the few remaining state firms in a country where some 80 per cent of our resources have been privatised.
My father confronted the media. He condemned the media owners' contracts, exemptions from taxes, concessions worth millions, and illegal businesses such as firearms supply firms. He also achieved free education for all children, guaranteed school meals for more than 1.6 million children from poor families, reduced poverty by almost 10 per cent during two years of government, and provided direct state help for 200,000 families in extreme poverty, supplying free electricity to those members of society most in need.
His government raised the minimum wage by 80 per cent and, after 16 years of economic stagnation, achieved historically outstanding growth levels. Agriculture - in a country dependent on imports for 70 per cent of its grain - has been strengthened. The production of a wide range of grains has been developed. With ALBA (the Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas, a regional trade group led by Venezuela), the state bank has been capitalised. Domestic employees have been integrated into the social security system, a co-operation agreement has been signed with Petrocaribe (a regional energy trading organisation), and the social conscience of the country's citizens has been boosted.
In a country where ten families control 90 per cent of the wealth, the Supreme Court of Justice and the national congress had easily manipulated our constitution to put it at the service of the dominant families.
In response, the president proposed a referendum, to be conducted in the November general elections, to determine whether a review of the constitution was required. This provoked an immediate reaction.
Manuel Zelaya wanted to hold an opinion poll to gauge public opinion on his proposal. Groups in power felt threatened by this and used their resources to try to prevent the initiative. The Supreme Court declared the poll illegal - a move which was itself illegal. The media tried to instil fear into the people, saying that the president's intention was to remain in power, and they began to use the image of President Chávez to try to link my father's opinion poll with socialism and communism.
Those in power thought it would be easy to silence the people after the coup. But 78 days later, resistance continues on a large scale. Even in the face of military and political repression, including assassinations by the coup regime, peaceful resistance continues every day in villages and neighbourhoods across the country. The leaders are persecuted, but they do not stop fighting.
Representatives of the de facto regime, its consultants and its media have shown the world their clumsiness and lack of principles every day. The coup has been rejected by the entire world and the regime is isolated by the international community.
Sanctions against the coup regime are vital. In addition, its planned "elections" this November must not be recognised. The voice of the people of Honduras must be heard. The country is being exploited by a group of people who benefit only themselves by dominating state institutions, and use force to ignore the wishes of the great majority of Hondurans.
The struggle of Honduras is a struggle for all nations.
Xiomara Zelaya is the daughter of Manuel Zelaya, the ousted president of Honduras
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This excellent article by Xiomara 'Pichu' Zelaya smashes through the lies and propaganda of the coup regime and the right wing media. I had the pleasure of interviewing Pichu in July whilst we were pinned down on the open road by the soldiers, snipers and hooded gunmen of the Honduran dictatorship.
Despite facing almost daily attacks by the army, including assassinations, torture, rape and drive-by shootings, the unarmed resistance which unites unions, social movements and the ethnic black and indigenous populations is growing in strength. Not a single day has passed since the coup without demonstrations, blocking roads, strikes and other protests. In response, the coup regime has unleashed a wave of repression against the unarmed population.
Of the people I spoke to or interviewed during my visit, one was subsequently the victim of an attempted assassination, three have been beaten up by the army and police (one hospitalised with broken bones), and one followed by the army and knifed. The morning after I interviewed Pichu, the mutilated body of a young protester was dumped close by where I had been, and where Pichu and 300 others still remained. I believe it was left there as a warning.
You can read about it here: http://21stcenturysocialism.com/article/honduras_the_hooded_face_of_dict... (note: both Zelaya's wife and daughter share the same first name)
The anti-coup media (one low budget satellite TV channel and two radio stations) have been attacked by raided by the military, had their bank accounts and advertising cut, acid poured on their transmission equipment, their signals interfered with or cut. Yet somehow they have managed to continue broadcasting.
Well done to the New Statesman for publishing this article. President Zelaya was not trying to become a president-for-life. But if this improvement in the standard of journalism at the NS is down to guest editor Ken Livingstone, then let's make him editor-for-life!
Perhaps my ideology does not align with this magazine, but I am shocked to see this article and the opinions that followed this article.
Large portions of the so-caleld Mel supporters were paid using illicit funds, some linked directly to Chavez. I am a Honduran resident of 8 years, and I know NOT A SINGLE HONDURAN of the hundreds of Hondurans that I am lucky to have as friends that support Mel or feel what happened was a coup.
Mel Zelaya was personally involved in the scandals that rocked Hondutel, and his presidency is a stain on the history of Honduras.
Why she doesn´t tell about she used the presidential plane to go to see concerts in southamerica, how is brother buy a $500,000 without working, and his dad use $10,000,000 for its hobbies it´s horse it´s Harley Davidson (please give a break, if you really want to help your citizens you ust prove your are honest and intachable), yes Honduras needs changes but a corruot leader that tries to stay in power is not the solution
First of all your father was punished for helping himself not Honduras, there is overwhelming evedince of the lifestyle he chose to live during his presidency. He had 3 years to help the poor in Honduras and he did not do anything, instead the lavish lifestyle you and your family lived makes it clear that he helped himself and not Honduras. The millions spent on Hotel suites, your brothers fancy cars and motor cades, his horses and I could go on . Prove to me that you lived this way before your father was president and I will shut up. 90% of the honduran population does not want him back. You father raised the minimum wage, yeah hurray for that! but it is not his money to give away! thanks to that ,many many many people are out of work because business were forced to cut their personnel by half becasue they could not afford to pay such a big increase in their payrolls (who ever herad of an 80% increase? ) that is insane and he was just trying to buy votes! to add insult to injurry your father led this country into such an instability this past year flirting around Chavez and the 4th ballot that we lost a lot of investments and therefore lost even more jobs.
The only thing I can credit your father with is having woken up our patrotism and the love I now hold for this country. I voted for your father. He had my respect. He lost it as quick as it came. Now I am loosing all respect for your mother who is still with him. Why hasn`t she gone to see him?????
I understand he is your father and family sticks together, but stop fooling the rest of us, specially the ignorant and uneducated people of Honduras the ones who you and your family including your father are taking great advantage of in this fight. If he really loves them and wants to fight for them then he should not be asking for Honduras to be punished.
P.S every one flew to washington to meet Bush, even grandma and grand kids???? how tacky is that??
ja not trying to stay in power, just see him saying it , he is not a white dove as he is showing the world
- OK, fair enough, the girl has a right to speak her mind. But lest not forget
- Zelaya was one of the most corrupt presidents of Honduras (according to transaprency international)
- He was pushing for a referendum deemed illegal by the Honduras supreme court 13-0 (including his own party)
- The referendum was and obvious bid for reelection, demed by a judge, and this barred him for 10 years from serving office.
- His thugs stole at least 2 milion US$ from the Honduras Central Bank, at his orders.
- His lavish lifestyle, renting luxury suits for 3 years in 5 stars hotels, 20,000$ suits, private jets, private parties, expensive horses, all paid with Honduras Tax Payers Money, are a total denial of his bid to "Help the Poor".
- The referendum was already rigged, as he had less than 30% popularity by June 2009 (according to CID Gallup Polls).
- So hey, you can say a mass on behalf of Zelaya, but he is no friend of Democracy or the Poor.
- I believe the true title of this article should be "My Father was Punished for Helping Himself!"
Paying attention to what this pseudocomunist says is just wasting time and energy. They (Zelaya's family and "friends") only fight is for the money they had and were wasting to their own interest. This is just pure hipocresy, and anyone that supports it is either realted to them or was just enjoying the happy life they were leading with Honduras tax payers money. They say they love Honduras??? That just makes me laugh, they only love the $$$$ Honduras gave them. This is just a soap opera. An the Us supporting them? Well, one thing may be because they sympathize with the Chavez regime, even though they say they support democracy, and one other thing may be because their ambassador in Honduras was Zelaya's friend, and wouldn't be unlikely that he had "business" in the goverment too. So if you call this poor Che Guevara's wannabe a good writer, then she should not be writing politics but fairytails with bad endings. For the Mel's fans, the people whom want comunisism for Honduras, same people that destoys private property, and profanates Honduras symbols, they should all go to live to Cuba.... or Venezuela. I hear Mel has some properties in Venezuela, go take them away from him!
What does anybody expect to here from the daughter of Mel Zelaya; is their anybody out there that would expect her to speak bad about her father? Please... MZ wanted to remain in power, he said it himself, and even though flying him out of the country in "pajamas" may have not being the proper procedure, it was the one route that produced less dead MZ followers, so if he really loves the people like hi pretends, he should be thankful.
Zelaya has been the best president of Honduras, he is very socially sensible, what make his government to be involved in social project, association with the ALBA, which is not more than the countries from Latin-American help themselves, we had like 2,000 teacher helping adults learn to read and write, we had Cuban doctor´s giving free consults. That´s why this past September 15 millions of people was in the street protesting for his restitution
Ten families are not scare of the poll, what they are scare is than the ordinary people can say not to their dirty tricks, many of them don not pay taxes, they made a law to be tax-exempt, some other times with the help of previous governments they had condoned their electricity and telephones bills by millions of lempira's all this didn´t have while Zelaya´s in power, so they gather together Money to pay militar´s and make their paradise come back but their paradise is over know everybody knows who they really are ENEMIES of our wish to develop our country.


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Injury Prevention Facts & Tips Rev. October 2011 Injury Prevention Service, Oklahoma State Department of Health, 1000 NE 10th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73117 http://ips.health.ok.gov Unintentional Carbon Monoxide Poisoning • Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning occurs by inhalation of a high concentration of CO over a short period of time, or small concentrations of CO over a long amount of time. • Exposure usually occurs within an enclosed or semi-enclosed space. • Common sources of CO exposure include: vehicle exhaust, small gasoline engines, generators, charcoal and wood stoves, room heaters, and fuel burning appliances. • General health symptoms for persons who are exposed to higher levels of CO may include: headache, dizziness, weakness, fainting, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, mental confusion, sleepiness, chest pain, and breathing difficulties. • Because CO is a colorless, odorless, tasteless, non-irritating gas, many people do not realize they have been exposed until it is too late. • People who are intoxicated or asleep may show no symptoms of poisoning before death. • From 2007-2009 in Oklahoma, 19 people died and 154 were hospitalized for CO poisoning. • All people and animals are susceptible to CO poisoning, but unborn babies, infants, and people with heart disease, anemia, or respiratory disorders are more susceptible. Prevention • Install and maintain CO alarms according to the manufacturer's instructions, and test alarms monthly. • Install CO alarms outside bedrooms and on every level of the home. • Have heating systems, including water heaters, and any other gas, oil, or coal burning appliances inspected yearly. • Have chimneys inspected or cleaned yearly. • Do not sleep in a room with an unvented gas/kerosene space heater. • Never use generators indoors, even in the basement or garage. Keep generators a safe distance from vents, doors, and windows. • Do not use gas ranges or ovens for heating. • Do not use grills or camp stoves indoors. • Do not use gasoline-powered tools or appliances (lawn mower, chain saw, blowers, etc.) in enclosed spaces. • During and after a snow storm, make sure vents for furnaces, stoves, fireplaces, etc. are clear of snow build up. • Never run a car or truck in a closed garage, or in a garage that is attached to a house. Exposure • If your CO alarm activates or you experience symptoms that you think could be from CO poisoning, - Get fresh air immediately. Open doors and windows, turn off appliances, and leave the house. - Call for help and check to see if anyone in the home is experiencing symptoms. Internet Resources • www.nfpa.org/co • www.cdc.gov/co • www.epa.gov/iaq/co • www.cpsc.gov/info/co You can't see or smell carbon monoxide – many people do not know they have been exposed until it is too late! Many injuries happen in predictable, preventable ways. If you experience symptoms that could be from carbon monoxide poisoning, get fresh air immediately and call your fire department! Live Injury-Free!
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I was incredibly excited to dine at Tartine after having heard so much about their baked goods, I wanted to find out what meal by them would be like. The online menus looks amazing, and they certainly lived up to expectation. I dined with a friend who has a few food allergies and the restaurant went out of their way to make sure those restrictions were accommodated - even to the point of providing a non-menu dessert that she could eat. The restaurant itself was just beautiful - a perfect space to dine in. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable and more than willing to come forward with suggestions when asked. Only one dish did not meet expectations because of over seasoning. I could not have asked for more or left any happier than I did.
Great for groups ordering a bunch of small plates and brunch is amazing. Our service was a bit slowed due to computer system outages, but once we were seated the service was fantastic--knowledgeable staff--and the food was really interesting, unique, and delicious. Nice to see something other than burrata, thin crust pizza, avocado, and truffles on a menu in SF!
Great spot, wonderful service, delicious food. Order a variety of dishes to share. Do not miss the dessert!
Everything was fresh and beautifully presented. The bread the best!
We had been looking forward to trying Bar Tartine for some time now (we live outside the bay area) so we eagerly anticipated this first visit. We were not disappointed. The food was extraordinary. I particularly loved the green chili fish stew but the quail paprikas were fantastic as well. Everything we ate was creatively conceived and executed. The most outstanding dish was the cucumber sorbet with lemon and yogurt and burnt bread. I'm not a big dessert person but I had to try it and it was as if someone created an end to a meal with me in mind--it was savory and salty and a little sweet and just perfection. I can't wait to return for a second visit.
All the small plates and mini sandwiches were very tasty. Our server was very helpful and informative. But,the take out loaf was out of this world. The next day we had some at every meal, except when we went out for dinner, where I overheard my son inlaw say "I have some more bread in the car that we're taking home. Should I go get it?" Duh.
The whole meal was great from start to finish. The bread with seaweed butter, however, changed my life. I loved it!..The simple things.
We ordered almost every offering and all were good/great but the simplest country loaf with butter provided the pinnacle experience. Service was very good as well. It was an added bonus to see Chad completing the last loaves and offer advice to a querying guest about baking non-rubbery rye bread.
Imagine grandma's food from Eastern Europe, exploding into the 21st Century. We enjoyed 15 tasting courses from the Family and Friends menu, and each showed real purpose and style. From 3 types of salmon to mushroom tartare to match the steak tartare, there were amazing textures and flavors, in a modern but earthy presentation. Super fresh ingredients and bright combinations made this a memorable experience.
Creative menu. Assorted salmon appetizer is divine as was the beef tartare. Fisherman's stew was quite good as well. Wine list would benefit from expanding a little.
Creative, interesting,sometimes unusual food combinations, work well together. Bread is definitely fabulous-as well is should be! Staff attentive, pleasant, surroundings very attractive yet homey.
My only criticism: The tasting menu is too much food for two! Make sure to order it with a party of at least three people or more.
My partner and I went to Bar Tartine for our birthday brunch. We had heard good things about it and it did not disappoint. It was a relaxed atmosphere with friendly, attentive wait staff, and delicious food and drink. Highly recommended!
the delicious fare has caused a rift in our dining party, we're not sure where the inspiration for this cuisine comes from. i think it's mostly eastern european, as are many of the great wines on the eclectic and not-too-long list. my date maintained that there are a lot of latin influences as well. aside from the name of the restaurant being a romance language word, i'm just not getting it. but i'll happily be back at some point to continue my research...
Food is very creative robust and flavorful don't let what's written on the menu deter you from eating it. I wish they had more tasty desserts, sad they ate now charging for the bread!! Not good to charge for bread that should come free with your meal!
We went for an anniversary celebration. Choosing is the hard part -- the dishes are simultaneously unusual and fascinating, so they need some explanation (which the waiter is happy to provide). The food was, indeed, outstanding. Also a good wine list, with some nice 'regional' wines to go with the eastern european roots, and some great beers also. p.s. save room for dessert!
I'm pretty sure the tasting menu here is the best dining value in SF, at $62/person. It is properly called a "friends and family" menu, since the word "tasting" would seriously understate the size of the menu's portions. But don't think that this is a quantity-over-quality experience. Nick Balla and Courtney Burns serve up one ingenious dish after another, many finding their inspiration in Central and Eastern European cuisine. Standouts include the best pickled beets and beef tartare (on Koji toast) you will ever eat, smoked potatoes that put Benton's bacon to shame, a farmer's cheese dumpling that is so light it almost floats off of your plate, and a dessert rye porridge that will make you forget every other savory dessert you've had.
Had been here for lunch and dinner a couple of times and wasn't overly impressed, but I'm very glad we gave this place another try for brunch. The food was excellent! We'd heard raves about the potato flatbread, and it was very good, but for me the star was the pork loin open-faced sandwich. My only tiny regret was not passing on the chocolate buttercream open-faced sandwich; I was afraid it would basically be Nutella, and it was certainly delicious, but nothing novel. The service was initially a bit slow and the restaurant was running a really loud dishwasher or some other machine that made it very hard to hear for a while. It was the kind of white noise you don't really notice until it's mercifully turned off.
One of the best restaurants we have dined in in a long time. Friendly knowledgable staff guided us through the menu. The chef does a remarkable job bringing out the flavors with various fresh vegetables and herbs. I think it is one of the top five restaurants I have dined at in the past five years.
For some reason, I thought the food would be unapproachable. Not so, and the waitress not only stopped us from over-ordering (altho' now I need to go back to try the famed flatbread), but dealt kindly w/a gluten intolerant member of our party (more than the usual pain in the ___ in a temple of bread!). Unusual and delicious sauces on the pork meatballs & shellfish stew); the best kale salad ever; & the smoked potatoes really are to die for. Crowded, but could still have a conversation. And, of course, that bread! Would return in a minute.
This was by far one of my the best meals that I have ever had the pleasure of tasting. My partner and I ordered the tasting menu, which I highly recommend. The menu has so many options that we thought it was best to leave the choosing up to the chef. The service was impeccable - friendly but not overbearing. The wine's were amazing as well. We tasted wines from Croatia and Bulgaria! Highly recommend - 5 stars!
Bar Tartine is a really remarkable restaurant. Each dish I had challenged my palate which is great. However, it's not a meal I'm dying to repeat in the next couple of months. It was in part a mental exercise, seeing how far we can push cuisine.
When we looked at the menu we were a little stumped by it. There was nothing resembling an actual meal. Instead, a hodge-podge of (mostly meatless) appetizers. As a party of four we ordered about 9 selections, and we were all pleasantly surprised by everything. The biggest downside was that we felt very rushed --one or two dishes brought out at a time, and the next set in quick succession. For the amount of food we ordered a little more time would have been appreciated. (We also felt rushed through the ordering process.) This is definitely a hot spot, and it was very good, but I'm not sure that we would be too eager to go back.
Bar Tartine has some of the most unique flavors I have every tasted. Enjoyed an anniversary dinner there and was amazed with the dishes we ordered. Very difficult to decide because everything was so unique.
We decided to dine her on a Sunday night for our friend's birthday. Our friend enjoys a great dining experience but can be picky especially when portions and service do not justify price. We ordered a number of dishes of which the standouts were the assorted pickles, potato flatbread, beef tartar and smoked potatoes with ramp mayonnaise. Service was polite and casual, maybe a little awkward and off pace at times. The atmosphere is beautifully lit with a lull of music in the background, quiet enough to have a conversation at a normal voice level. We really enjoyed the food and left full and content without feeling like we had over indulged or over paid. Most importantly our picky friend was very happy. We will definitely be back!
Great fresh food, nice selection of dishes. Love the sharing. Nice ambience and attentive service.
Really great innovative food. Had an awesome time.
The food was amazing, we ordered 8 dishes and they were all unique and yummy, there was not a less-than-stellar dish in the lot! The service was also excellent. I cant wait to come back!
I had a great time at bar Tartine. I had heard a lot about it and had huge expectations and they definitely lived up to them. The food was sublime and surprisingly exciting. The wine program was fun. Can't wait to be back in SF and go back
This menu jus definitely fit for foodies, a very interesting and creative combination of flavors. Something to try
Great food and service. Was concerned about tapas like plates. For 2 people 4 plates good with enough room for dessert.
We had the tasting menu and it couldn't have been better. The variety of flavors was superb. We are experienced foodies who have eaten at Michelin 3 star restaurants and many others around the world and there were new experiences for us here. The ambience could be a little more softer and comfortable for me, but by no means bad and not a detractor. The Root vegetable 'gulyas' with marrow crouton was UNsane. So delicious. If you are about new tastes and variety, go here.
The atmosphere is casual yet refined and enjoyable. The menu is unique and interesting. The food was well prepared and left us perfectly satisfied.
Food was tasty, the dessert was sophisticated. Get the BBQ potatoes I'm surprised and a little disappointed that the bread was served cold.
Overall very good dinner. Some dishes were outstanding and quite surprising given the simplicity of the ingredients (e.g. smoked potatoes). There was a large number of items in the tasting menu, and it was quite a bit of food. Not sure if there was a rationale in the order of the dishes, but it was quite heavy toward the end, we could not really finish (or savor) much of it. The savory portion was overall fantastic, but the two desserts were quite disappointing. They were not on par with the exuberance of the black cod or even simpler savory dishes (gai lan broth). Overall, wonderful food, and the servers were knowledgeable, personable, and charming. Good wine selection and price range.
We love the cafe and have their cook books. So, when we heard about Bar Tartine, we had to try it. The food is nothing you've seen before and tastes amazing (and we've been to a lot of restaurants around the world). The service was also great and we will definitely go back. We tried the tasting menu and everything on it impressed. One warning for that option is to come hungry! If you want something lighter, try a selection off the a la carte menu. You should be happy.
Bar Tartine exceeded my expectations. I had two friends who are foodies visiting me and desired a restaurant that could provide fresh California ingredients with creativity. Bar Tartine did just that.
The food was excellent, my party of four tasted several dishes- including an amazing trout pate, cheese ball and mushrooms and beef tar tar. While under the new American umbrella it was not the traditional fare for the better. The restaurant looked good for a large group and a romantic dinner. It is great for exploring a new take on an old cuisine. My reference to service is that our waitress was visibly annoyed with us- kept approaching and then very abruptly taking off, didn't want to provide much in the way of recommendations and it definitely lessened how much we enjoyed the meal. Not the ideal for a $100pp birthday dinner. I wouldn't let it stop you from eating there just hope she's gone on to a profession she finds more enjoyable.
Bar tartine features a fresh, seasonal, unique menu along with some nice beverage selections. Friendly and good service as well. Portions were described as generous but definitely not the case. Overall this place is slightly pricey but worth a visit for unique dishes.
I was so impressed with the food. I had the kale and after 3 days I am still reminiscing!! I would definitely recommend and return the next time I am in town.
The one word description of this place is "interesting" (in the most positive way possible). The menu is short, with only a few options each night. And rarely will you find anything recognizable. The descriptions are filled with words I don't know and ingredients I wouldn't normally try. But we ordered several items (pretty much at random) and were not disappointed by anything.
Great food, lots of vegetarian choices, super service. Couldn't be better. If you haven't been, you're missing something.
Delicious, simple heartland food with a twist. A brunch must-do!
Our party of 3 from out-of-town went for dinner on a Sunday night and we opted for the friends-and-family menu, which was a ten-course degustation. It was excellent value and I really loved a few dishes I probably wouldn't have ordered off the menu - the blood sausage and the potatoes smoked in black garlic. The dessert were simple, but complex in flavors. Down-to-earth and attentive service rounded everything out! Well done Bar Tartine.
Bar Tartine is one of the best restaurants in San Francisco for a few key reasons: 1. They keep the menu small and execute each item flawlessly (even the most critical foodie would agree) 2. There is hardly any signage on the exterior - somewhat under the radar, which allows it to maintain the neighborhood feel 3. The staff is friendly and well trained - can give great suggestions and add to the experience There is much to do and see in this great city, but Bar Tartine is not a restaurant you should miss!
Food is always so understated and spectacular at the same time. Never fails to impress.
Delicious and exciting cuisine. Our waitress was efficient fun and knowledgable. Can't wait to return.
With a good friend in town for the weekend and wanting both incredible food and a warm, inviting atmosphere I knew that Bar Tartine would deliver just that. The wine complimented the food and the kefir butter disappeared in mere minutes. There is no doubt in my mind that I would highly recommend a meal here, especially dinner, as well as more than gladly return.
We went back because it was soooo good and were equally impressed again, gonna make this the regular date night spot. Don't tell anyone.
we were so thrilled to enjoy an entirely exceptional meal. no complaints can be made whatsoever. we can't wait to come back in the spring when the menu will have changed with the season, bringing new and exiciting dishes for us to struggle to decide between. thank you and bravo!


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