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Chapeau (fka: Clementine Restaurant)
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Best restaurant I have been to in the last year! Fabulous!
Couldnt have asked for a more perfect experience. From the moment we walked in, to when Chef Phillipe came and personally welcomed us, and escorted us out at the end, it was all amazing. My boyfriend and I came for our anniversary and this was everything I wanted and more. Romantic, cozy, delicious is how I would sum up this experience. Thank you Chapeau!
very difficult to park . We must have spend half -hour to find a parking space. We waited a little to long for our main course. Although the crowd attested to the quality of the restaurant we would have preferred it to be quieter.
For the quality and service, this restaurant is unparalleled. The menu is dynamic and beautifully executed, and the chef clearly composes his dishes to please; they serve haute cuisine, but without the pretension and small portion size. For the price, I had no idea the level of service would be so high. This is the type of restaurant where the waiter will show you your steak before cooking it. My only gripe is that I showed up completely blazed and wasn't quite prepared for the roller coaster of fine dining in store for me.
We took our friends from Washington D.C. They had just returned from France and were happy to see their favorite French wine on the wine list. I had the fish tasting menu - and it was delicious. It is also very nice to be greeted by the owner who is genuinely pleased to welcome all of the patrons.
The French food at this restaurant is always delicious and affordable. The service is impeccable but not overbearing. While the tables are close together, the noise level is low making conversation easy. We can always count on consistent quality of the food and service. The chef-owner frequently makes the rounds talking to the customers.
food was prepared perfectly with good wine and attending service, not too officious
Celebrating our wedding anniversary. Everyone at Chapeau gave us an anniversary greeting! The service was surperb,, the food excellent. We got here between 5-6pm for the early bird special...$32.95 for a prix fixed three coursed meal. i had escargot and I always order the duck breast, my favorite, cooked to perfection. My husband ordered the mussels and had the trio of salmon for appetizer. Everything was delicious. Dessert was French toast and basil Napoleon. Yum!
I had the 4 course meal. I got to try 2 different fish along with my duck breast entree. All of it was great.
We had a romantic dinner here the other night, and it reminded us so much of the month we lived and worked in Paris. Great food, great service, great atmosphere. Would definitely recommend it, and we'll definitely be back.
As always the food is amazing, Not one dish was underwhelming. I've been here three times and each time I find something I love. Our server that night did seem a little rushed. But all in all, as always Chapeau never disappoints!
I love taking friends or family to Chapeau for special occasions. A creative menu of excellent French cuisine, with a healthy California touch. $40 for three options - starters - entree - dessert - is a great way to go. We loved an outstanding corn soup & a great sweetbread dish. There was enough of everything for two of us to share. Great skate-wing entree. Although nearly full, desserts were too fantastic to pass up. Warm chocolate cake with rum-raisin ice cream is ecstasy inducing and my sister loved her lemon tart. The owner, Phillipe, comes around to chat and and took extra care to provide us with a green vegetable. Our server was attentive and especially helpful with wine choice.
I took my husband here for his birthday. The three and four course menu was very reasonable and every dish was fantastic.
Dinner reservation for 4 @ 8PM on a Friday, every table was occupied; the greeter said it will be a few minutes. Based on the dining frenzy I fully expected a 15+ minute wait, but wait, it was maybe 5 minutes. Hats off to Chapeau! for the excellent table/guest management. Chef Philippe Gardelle on hand to say hello, it must be a well managed kitchen as well for the captain to be able to wander around, and the ship to not run aground. 3 of us had the 5 course Chef's Menu. Each course was a delight - tasty and beautiful, with good sized portions it is clear why it is the "chef's menu" not a "tasting menu". Preparation, seasonings and presentation were exquisite. Due to the limited space of the review space here, must bid adieu!
This has become our favorite restaurant as we visit on nearly an annual basis. Phillipe was just arriving as we pulled in with friends who came in from Nevada for the weekend to see us after arriving from KC and he personally found/created a parking spot for us in front of the restaurant. He is one of the most outstanding chefs and gracious hosts that we have ever encountered in our travels. This was our 5th time and we have yet to be disappointed. The distance and extra cab fare is money well spent if staying in the Union Square , Financial Districts or Wharf areas of the city!!
We came over to this little gem from Oakland to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday. It was a great decision. I had menu 2 with corn soup, scallops and salmon. The corn soup seemed a little bit watery, but the flavor was great. The scallops and salmon were delicious. The presentation of the salmon wasn't the greatest, but the flavor was excellent. My boyfriend had oysters, the salmon trio and the duck. Everything was delicious, but again, the presentation of the duck looked a bit like a frozen dinner. The wine recommendation from the server was excellent. He had the Baked Alaska for dessert and loved it. The service was EXCEPTIONAL! We felt very well taken care of the entire evening.
4th time we've been there, including the previous location. Excellent always and Phillipe is a gem.
Great food nicey presented and two prix fix menus, one if before 6:30 at a discount. A very popular neighborhood venue that really requires reservations. Nice atmosphere but a little crowded and noisy.
I loved the ambiance when our party of three was seated. The service here is wonderful: they are careful but not intrusive. Little things like attention to when plates are finished before proceeding the meal to the next stage and refilling drinks. I have been here three times since dine about town in June of 2013. My favorite is the Pan Seared Maple Leaf Farms Duck Breast, made to perfection. Also tried the filet mignon which was great as well. I am also a big fan of the Mesclun Salad. Would definitely recommend to friends.
I am dinging the rating for a minor problem, I had put a note in the reservation that I would like a special request of bouillabaisse. Apparently no one picked up the note so when I arrived Phillipe was unaware of my request. He did quickly adapt and sent out a bouillabaisse of sorts that was missing my favorite grilled fennel (although the fennel was in the halibut dish offered that night). As usual, the food was excellent, the wine choice by Ellen very good. To avoid leaving totally stuffed we declined to order desserts but they graciously sent out a complimentary one. Chapeau is a wonderful restaurant with hardworking and charming owners - I hope Michael Bauer re-reviews them after the remodel and returns their top 100 status.
Got greeted by someone when we first walked in, but then he walked away. Strange. Turns it it was the head chef, Philippe Gardelle. Took a little while for the waiter to come around to take our orders. I kept drinking water, but i couldn't get it more than half empty before they came around and filled my water to the top. She must of come around about 10-15 times to refill my water. Almost felt bad, but she sure passed my tip test. They seemed a little understaffed that day. I only saw 4 waiters for the entire place? Phillippe came to our table and served us dessert. Gave us a little spheel about using big spoons for dessert instead of tiny ones. Couldn't leave the place without him giving the gf a kiss and shaking my hand.
We loved this restaurant and would definitely go back. it was just a super experience -- great food, service, ambiance and table location. Couldn't ask for more. Give it a try!
This is a fantastic restaurant for a special occasion. Great food, excellent wine list and unhurried service. The chef is always on hand to greet the patrons and make suggestions - by doing this he makes everyone feel special. We had their prime rib for two and it was superb.
Philiipe Giradelle is a master of an experience. From greeting each guest at the door, to small talk he is incredibly involved in the guests experience. The incredible chef's gift, the cauliflower soup is velvety and perfectly seasoned with a touch of truffle oil and I begged for more. The carpaccio scallops melted in your mouth, as the hint of orange zest and mango played on your tongue. The main courses were equally delectable whether vegetarian or not. The desserts were superb whether fresh fruit napoleon or 3 nut chantilly. This restaurant is our absolute favorite for years. Incredibly consistent.
We have been coming to Chapeau for over 20 years and have had the pleasure of well prepared and tasty meals everytime. We often will take out of town guests to experience fine french food.
I am from out of state. I took a date to Chapeau for a nice dinner. The atmosphere was cool and fun. We were greeted at the door by the owner or manager who was gracious and very nice. The food was excellent in all respects. The presentation was lovely. My skate and her filet were perfectly prepared. Overall it was an excellent restaurant except for the attitude of our waiter. I like to ask questions about menu options. So, I asked if he would describe a couple of the entrees and if he thought our wine selection was okay. He acted as if we were imposing on him. He was condescending and did very little to describe the entree options. Had it not been for his attitude I would have given an overall 5 stars. Too bad.
Philippe, the owner/chef greets all diners. The menu includes favorites as well as specials. Our waiter was friendly, knowledgable and patient, My wife and I wre impressed with our appetizers, main courses and desserts. Each item was delicious. The wine list offered a wide variety of French wives and was reasonably priced. We've been to Chapeau several times and have never been disappointed . Needless to say, we'll continue to come back, knowing it's a French pearl.
Really appreciated the gracious greeting and welcome by the owner/chef. I don't understand why so many people in the hospitality industry don't have a clue about hospitality. This owner does.
Everything we were told it to be: warm greeting, great service and terrific food. Will definitely return.
I love this restaurant. WE have been coming for years and we are never disapponted. Outstanding!!
Always great to come here, came with my Mom and my niece who had never been before. We had the Sweetbreads, Prime Rib and Filet Mignon with Perigourdine! Also the baked alaska was amazing! Loved it, always love coming here and got to take pictures with Phillipe who is always welcoming and wonderful! They were filming when we arrive for a possible Food Network show and that was a little crazy but then they wrapped up and everything was fine! Chapeau deserves to have their own show and we never hate seeing celebrities! Hooray!
We were visiting San Francisco and found Chapeau via Open Table reviews. So glad we did. It was a great experience from start to finish. The hostess was efficient. Our waiter was busy but attentive. The owner/chef checked on us repeatedly. The food... Yum. We started with traditional escargot with plenty of their crusty bread, shared a mesclun salad with grapes, pistachio and roasted Camembert . My husband had an amazing bacon-wrapped pork tenderloin and I had roasted chicken stuffed with veal mousse. Fabulous. Seating is tight but it enabled us to meet a lovely local couple who had been coming to Chapeau for years. When we left, we were sent off with a farewell as though we were long-time patrons.
Genuine French bistro. Both my husband and I enjoyed an excellent meal. We will be back!
Chapeau is very special. The food is excellent: last night a chestnut soup that blew me away. The service is formal and classy. When we eat here it makes us feel good. The head of the kitchen comes around to see if you enjoyed your dinner, it seems like the whole staff wants you to enjoy yourself. Wish I was going back this week end...
Was reminiscent of meals in Paris with my father. I knew when I tasted the bread and butter that I was in for a fantstic experience.
Wonderful meal where we celebrated my daughter's 30th birthday. Just delicious. Service wonderful - we ate a little on the later side 8:15 pm which may have helped - also made parking a breeeze. You can pay more but I don't think you can find better food in SF.
Wonderful attentive service, friendly and helpful servers. Chef came out to shake our hands and kissed us goodbye when we were leaving. Portions were surprisingly large! I recommend building your own 4-course menu. The roasted chestnut soup was TO DIE FOR.
This restaurant came to me by recommendation from a French friend from X and the Farm. It's not as good as he said it was but I would return.
We had not been to Chapeau! in many years, and the quality of the food, the attentive service and overall ambience have not diminished in the interim. We were celebrating a birthday, and so lingered over our meal for almost three hours. Not once did we feel rushed. We opted for the four-course menu, which is a bargain at any price (appetizer, tasting fish, entree and dessert). The salt cod appetizer, scallops, chicken and skate entrees were both winners, and the baked Alaska and trio of sorbets rounded out an excellent meal. Chapeau! is definitely a restaurant for special occasions.
Chapeau is my favorite restaurant in SF. The food is delicious. It's always difficult to choose which dish to have because I have enjoyed everything I've had there. Most recently I had the salad landaise to start. Each bite had a wonderful blend of flavors that I tried to savor before taking the next bite. For my entree I had the sweetbreads. They were crisp on the outside and tender and warm on the inside. Perfect. For dessert I tend to be very predictable and go for the profiteroles. I have never had more satisfying profiteroles than the ones at Chapeau. The service is warm and friendly. Phillipe and Ellen make everyone feel welcome. Everyone who we've ever taken to Chapeau has thoroughly enjoyed it. I absolutely love Chapeau.
I had not been to Chapeau since they moved to Clementine's old spot. The food and service is still as good but disappointed by the noise level in the new location (not so new but new to me!)
Classy but comfortable restaurant. Food was very good all around. The Chestnut soup was outstanding, and the monkfish entrée with pesto risotto was very tasty and well-done. Service was attentive and pleasant throughout the evening. I will definitely add Chapeau! to my list of restaurants to return to in the future.
great restaurant.the food was amazing. desserts were also really delicious.our table was too close to the door and the chef immediately reseated us to a better location. we were very thankful.great value for the taste and quality of the food.highly recommend this place.
Best Filet Mignon of my life. My boyfriend got the salmon trio and the skate wing; we were very impressed. For dessert, we got the baked alaska (espresso ice cream and rum cake inside toasted marshmallow meringue) and a chocolate lava cake with rum raisin ice cream. The wait staff makes you feel pampered and the chef greets each table. I overheard several diners speaking french, which is encouraging at a french restaurant. They were kind enough to take a dessert off the bill and bring it with a candle for his birthday. I rated ambiance as 4 instead of 5 only because we were seated precariously close to another couple, close enough to where it was difficult to ignore their conversation or their food, etc. Make sure you reserve early!
Thoughtful French bistro in the inner Richmond. The casoulet was delicious and the baby pumpkin proof that Chapeau isn't just for carnivores. Definitely looking forward to my next visit!
This neighborhood gem is a lovely place to have traditional, and exquisitely prepared, French cuisine. This restaurants atmosphere is comfortable as the accoustics permit for quite conversation, the staff is efficient, intelligent and engaging, and the decor is simple and well kept. My only wish is for the guests to feel it appropriate, and respectful, to not wear jeans and hoodies, and place their cell phones and elbows on the table - creating an unpleasant distraction for an otherwise memorable dining experience.
The food is terrific. I would definitely come back.
Good french fare in the avenues. The service is attentive although there's a wait for the quail to arrive, if you order that. Interesting salad selections and the desserts depart from the french norm with an item like baked alaska. If you select a 3 course set price the cost drops into the reasonable range although some of the menu items that you might normally select will tack on 5 to 10 dollars to the $40 posted price but probably worth it if you don't want to be range bound. The place is loud and they pack the tables in, so if you like a sense of space/private conversation this may not be the place for you.
Now I know why the bill after the meal came in a hat. A short wait for booked reservations then we were seated in a small table sin the midst of a long line of tables and lots of noise. The chef greeted us while we waited for the table. Most of the patrons seemed to be young and from the neighborhood. My husband had the sweetbreads followed by the bouillabaisse which was great. I had an onion soup--too thin-- followed by the cassoulet with duck confit and lamb--ok. The confit was not cured enough so it was basically a duck leg, sausage and lamb--not one of my favorites. The wait staff was very helpful and suggested a very nice wine which matched both dinners. For a French bistro, Chapeau is well priced and interesting.
What an amazing experience - one of the best dining experiences I have experienced. Highlights - Mussels, tasting fish (scallops), filet, and skate. The service was impeccable, as was the cadence of the meal. This is fine dining done right - hard to find anything critical to say. Also - the price is right, as were the portions. The pile of mussels we received for a half order easily was a meal in itself! We will be returning - regularly! Thanks for the great meal and keep up the great work. Cheers! cwm


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The Vikings' new stadium was approved last year, but important decisions will be made in the coming months, including the viability of a retractable feature, the design of the stadium and just how long the Vikings will be playing at TCF Bank Stadium. Lester Bagley said many issues remain unresolved until a construction manager is selected, which was delayed again.
The new Vikings stadium is still months away from breaking ground, but that doesn't mean that there is nothing happening on the stadium front. Lester Bagley, the Vikings vice president of public affairs and stadium development, said there are a lot of issues that are being discussed, including the potential for a retractable roof, a timeline on playing at the University of Minnesota's TCF Bank Stadium and concerns being raised by the state about having the facility available for college and high school baseball teams.
Many thought that the retractable roof component of the stadium was all but dead. In order to get approval for the $975 million stadium package, the Minnesota State Legislature was insistent that the stadium have a roof. While the Vikings have been on record as preferring an open-air stadium or a stadium with a retractable roof, the state essentially said that if the Vikings want a roof that opens and closes, they would have to pay for it themselves.
Bagley said a retractable roof issue isn't off the table, but it is currently in limbo while the process of hiring a construction manager is underway. Once that happens, a decision one way or the other is expected, but Bagley insisted discussion of a retractable roof or opening side wall is still in play.
"It's still very much alive as an issue that we need to resolve," Bagley said. "However, there isn't really much progress currently being made on that question. Until we hire a construction manager, we're kind of in a holding pattern, but the (Vikings) ownership is still committed to integrating a retractable feature, whether it's a roof or a side wall like they have in Dallas that would provide a view of the city."
Bagley said there are issues constantly being added to the plate of those in charge of the stadium design and the ongoing process of construction prep. Among them has been a recent push by area college baseball coaches that have played games in the Metrodome for years. They're seeking a stadium design that would include a footprint to play baseball because the climate in Minnesota isn't conducive to playing outdoor baseball in February and March, something they have been able to do for years by utilizing the Metrodome.
While the Vikings have little interest in creating a multipurpose facility that can house both baseball and football – the baseball sight lines at the Metrodome were dismal at best for more than half the seats – Bagley admitted that the baseball coaches have banded together and made their voices heard to the Stadium Authority that is overseeing the construction process.
Among the biggest question marks facing the new stadium is when the Vikings are going to vacate the Metrodome. Initially, the thought was that the Vikings would play at Mall of America Field for the next two season and play just one year on the U of M campus. However, Bagley said that it's looking more like 2013 will be the final year at the Metrodome and that the team will play two seasons at TCF Bank stadium before moving into their new home in 2016.
"From the feedback I got during the interview process with construction managers, it appears that a realistic schedule would have the Vikings playing in the Metrodome in 2013 and in TCF Bank Stadium in 2014 and 2015 before moving into the new stadium," Bagley said. "As things stand, this next season will be our last at Mall of America Field. Nothing is set in stone yet, but, from the feedback I received, that's where things are leaning right now."
It may be a quiet time in NFL circles as the 2012 season has ended, but behind the scenes of the Vikings stadium issue there is no offseason. If anything, activity is gaining steam and that process will only ramp up in the coming weeks and months as design decisions start being made and the stadium goes from concept to reality.
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SYRACUSE -- It's been a summer of construction inside the Carrier Dome, all to enhance the Syracuse University fan's game experience.
Two brand new 21'x66' video boards were finally turned on for the media on Tuesday, along with an LED board that displays the time and temperature, and 360 degree ribbon lighting that surrounds the third level façade of the Dome.
The imagery is crystal clear, and the Dome will look much more futuristic when SU fans take to the Dome on Saturday at noon when SU takes on Northwestern in their season opener.
"This whole project was part of the enhancement of the game experience," says Executive Director of the Carrier Dome Peter Sala. "When you see the ribbon board, we had the video board on this side of the building east end, it is unbelievable. You don't realize how big that board is down there until you have the old board on and you have them on at the same time and you'll be like this is so different."
Meanwhile, in the age of social media, texting and other cell phone technology, the goal now is to also make the live game a truly interactive experience for the fans.
"The boards have the capability of taking tweets, says Sala, "people are interacting with our Facebook page. We will have people that will be able take that and put that up on the board as we receive them."
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Please be aware that you must be at least 8 players. If you're less than 8, the opposing team will automatically win the match and enter the Semi-Final.
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ZI-OR, we're playing against the Old School team on Saturday at 7pm BST. They will be choosing the 3 maps, but we should know what they'll be before the match. We definately need to discuss tactics before the match this time.
I'm hoping we can get some training in on Wednesday/Thursday, but I'm worried we won't get enough players for this match.....
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Let's say Thursday and we'll do something then. How about 8pm BST (9pm GER)?
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And we shall definitely be looking forward to Konami's presentation at the upcoming E3 2009. The company is hyping up their attendance by promising "surprise guests and revolutionary announcements".
Said their press release:
Featuring a variety of high-profile speakers for all major platforms, Konami's Press Conference will highlight games across all genres targeted towards players of all age groups and skill levels. Konami will feature groundbreaking announcements that you will truly not want to miss.
To reiterate that point, Konami is claiming that their attendance at the event will be "an event you do not want to miss." Do not want to miss. Do not want to miss. Do not want to miss.
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As a new member here I asked if " anyone cared". And I said that a hello email welcome from the club would be nice as is customary most places.
Well as it turns out an email was sent to me Jan 2 and gave me a member number so I guess that would be a welcome. The only problem was it went to spam and I didn't see it until tonight. Also we received an official letter with our decals Tuesday 1/3
I addition I received welcome messages from members so.....
Thanks to all and we are look forward to a great long term relationship here with everyone.
Thanks John
We plan on attending as many events as we can. I have been a car guy my entire life and think the shine and show circuit will be a lot of enjoyment for us. We gave up the bike last year and have a new plan!
PS, We were down your way in 2010 and really loved eastern TN.
Welcome to the MCA. We may never get to meet, being we're so far apart. But who knows? We may see each other at the '50th Anniversary of the Mustang' MCA Show. I know that's going to be the BIG ONE. I love the big MCA shows. Draws a lot of cars and spectators.
Here is a big fat welcome from me. I know what you mean sometimes, you can say hello in some of the rooms and all you hear is your echo.
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Author, teacher, social activist, and fifth-generation farmer WENDELL BERRY has written thoughtfully, carefully, and forcefully for many decades about American culture and society, drawing from his experience of rural life. In his 1981 essay "Solving for Pattern" (click here to read), Berry advised people responsible for systems within communities - specifically farms, but also households, school systems, sanitation systems, and health care systems - to keep in mind that systems involve patterns, and that problems as well as solutions play themselves out in those patterns. He urged readers to think carefully about how we judge a problem, lest the cure we come up with "proves incurable"; to consider carefully the pattern of which it and we are a part; and to craft a solution in a way that it is not simply the next problem to solve. Berry's ongoing dialogue and friendship with geneticist WES JACKSON, founder of the Salina, Kansas-based Land Institute, advocate for sustainable agriculture, and himself an author of several works, dates back to the early 1980s.
On Monday, June 30, Hudson Institute's Bradley Center for Philanthropy and Civic Renewal hosted a two-part discussion on the nonprofit sector, specifically philanthropy, in rural America. WENDELL BERRY and JACKSON joined University of Maryland steady-state economist HERMAN DALY to discuss "How the Land Economy Became a Consumer Economy" on the first of two panels. The second panel, "How Philanthropy Can Solve for Pattern," featured DEE DAVIS, director of the Center for Rural Strategies (Kentucky); LINDA REED, CEO of the Montana Community Foundation; and ALEX ECHOLS, director of conservation programs, Philanthropy Roundtable (Washington, DC). KRISTA SHAFFER served as moderator.
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My sister had her routine annual physical. When she walked into my office after her appointment, I could see she was crying. Her doctor found a lump in her breast and it would require a biopsy. We were scared. We had just attended the funeral of an aunt who died a painful death due to metastatic breast cancer. Other aunts had died of cancer, as well as our maternal grandmother. To us, cancer equaled death.
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At the young age of 35, in July 1994, Kathi entered the operating room not knowing what to expect. The surgeon came out to deliver the news to us. He said the word cancer and my mom's knees buckled. I quickly stretched my arm around her to keep her standing. I'm not sure what was worse, hearing that word, or seeing my mom's reaction to it.
Nearly every day after the diagnosis, while my sister recovered at home, my mom would come into my office each morning, sit in the chair across my desk, and cry. She was so afraid. It was heartbreaking to witness the devastating reaction of this strong, spiritual, selfless woman. She could not bear the thought of possibly losing her oldest daughter to the same illness that took her mom, sisters, and sister-in-law (who was also a dear friend). Her morning tears seemed to purge her system for a short time allowing her to make it through the day. She never cried in front of Kathi because she didn't want to negatively affect Kathi's recovery.
Kathi had a lumpectomy followed by radiation. She was so strong. I think her two young boys motivated her to fight hard. She was determined to win this battle. And she did.
A few months after Kathi's cancer, mom developed flu-like symptoms and her back pain was worse. We attributed the back pain to a serious horseback riding accident she had several years prior. But the flu-like symptoms were oddly persistent. I remember her being ill at Thanksgiving and then a few weeks later she was still not feeling well at our company holiday party. She was not the type to see a doctor without a lot of prodding. But when she developed jaundice (yellowing of the skin), she could no longer avoid our persistence. We had hoped it was something simple, maybe gallstones. I wish that would have been the case.
She was admitted to the hospital immediately. They found a huge tumor in her bile duct and five different tumors in her liver. A liver biopsy confirmed that the cancer originated in the pancreas. My brother Dan and I were in her hospital room when the oncologist delivered the news. Advanced pancreatic cancer. He told us there was no hope. Without a tear in her eye, she calmly asked how long. When he said three months at the most, the shock and disbelief welled inside me like hot lava. I wanted to scream. I saw the color run from my brother's face. I began to quietly cry at her bedside and she comforted me. This would be her way as she transitioned from this life.
Just five days before Christmas, I eased my mom into my car and took her home to die. Three weeks from the date of her diagnosis, on January 6, 1995, my mom died at home with my sister at her side. Recalling that time is painful; however, I also remember the deep spiritual connection she made with us during that short period. Every moment was cherished and it has become the most incredible gift I have ever been given. As she embraced her dying, she taught us more about living than we could ever have imagined.
Mom's health deteriorated quickly. My sister and I took turns staying with her. Wonderful Hospice nurses helped us care for her so she could die at home. Mom left this life as she lived it-with grace, dignity, and unconditional kindness and love. She was an incredible role model for me and she continues to influence my life.
The physical toll mom's death took on us was overwhelming. We were tired and emotionally devastated by our loss. Soon after mom died, I began experiencing severe pain in my lower abdomen. Fueled by fear and denial, I ignored the pain until it would cause me to double over. I finally went to see the doctor.
Less than three months after my mom's death, two days after my 33rd birthday, I was operated on for ovarian cancer. In less than eight months, my family experienced three cancers, one taking the life of our mom, our cornerstone.
My tumor was 5 cm. It had completely enveloped the left ovary and was growing down my uterus. I had a complete hysterectomy-removal of both ovaries and the uterus. Because it was on the outside of the ovary, my local doctors were recommending a potent chemotherapy regimen. I went to the University of Wisconsin-Madison to get some advice. I decided to delay chemotherapy and simply continue to monitor my CA125 blood work. I agreed that I would start chemotherapy if I could not get my blood work in the normal range.
I changed my diet, began exercising, used a variety of anti-stress techniques, focused on the mind as well as the body, and took lots of dietary supplements. I was able to lower my CA125 and within a year, it was in the normal range. I avoided chemotherapy entirely. On March 28, 2008, I celebrated the fact that I have been cancer free for 13 years.
Kathi's cancer came back less than three years after she beat the first one. And, yes, she beat it again. She's a two-time winner and continues to inspire me with her strength.
The extensive cancer that hangs on our family tree has piqued the curiosity of University researchers. Our extended family of cousins on my mom's side chose to do genetic testing with Creighton University. Not surprisingly, they discovered that we have the "cancer gene."
Cancer has dramatically changed my life. In many unsuspecting ways, it has made my personal journey more fulfilling. Although conventional medicine would say that mom "lost" her battle with cancer, I think differently. She gave us significant emotional and spiritual tools we could use to fight our cancers. She created a living template for us to use and pass on for generations to come. The gifts she gave us are far more powerful than any cancer gene imaginable.
I live my life differently thanks to cancer. I am humbled to join my sister and the millions of other cancer "thrivers" who are alive and well today.


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Technology Tuesday is a publication of the Massachusetts Association of REALTORS®. The first Tuesday of every month we will cover at least one technology issue in depth. If you have any questions about these or any other technology issues, please contact the free MAR Tech Helplineat 866-232-1837.
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Do you enjoy the articles in Technology Tuesday? Then see the author, Matt Ferrara, teaching Website Maximization, Thursday the 16th at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Worcester, or Tuesday the 14th at the Boston Marriott in Newton.
Show me an agent without an opinion about the market, buyers, sellers or mortgage rates, and I'll show you a dead agent. But try to channel that agent's opinions into a useful marketing tool and I'll suggest you create a blog.
Web logs, or blogs for short, have made quite a lot of noise online in the past few years. Even before the last presidential election, blogs were slowly transforming the old Internet bulletin boards into a new form of daily journal. Blogs are well known in news, political and financial webspaces, where pundits, politicians and fund managers have been posting their thoughts – or ranting, more likely – about anything their fingers cared to type. More recently, however, blogs have started to appear on more traditional, published-based web pages, like real estate brokerage and listing aggregator sites.
The fascination with blogs is both energizing and dangerous. Real estate professionals consider blogs a place they can "speak their minds" about the market, consumer and everything in between. Consumers relish the power of blogs to give them a voice online, too, as many a blogspot has appeared to let consumers praise or vent about their real estate experiences. And this two-way street doesn't just apply to real estate – just ask Apple computer who uses blogs to "leak" news about new products but likewise felt the wrath of their customers when a batch of defective iPods started malfunctioning just a few days after their warranties ran out. Still, just as Apple learned to listen to the consumer in blogs, real estate agents can use blogs as powerful marketing devices and feedback tools to help them refine their customer service.
Blog technology is relatively easy to use and usually free. There are two general approaches to blogging: you can get an account with a service that lists your blog – along with thousands of others - on their web site, or you can set up a blog account and feed the data into your personal website. The first approach is a snap: open an account and start publishing right away. In fact, blogging services are available for free from sites like Blogger.com where you can create a new blog within five minutes. Your account will feature a web page that contains your postings in chronological order. Since a blog is essentially like a "running newspaper column" you can also set your account to "archive" postings after a few days, but still let visitors browse them backward if they wish.
To create a blog entry, log into your account and use the built-in editor to essentially type your thoughts, just like a word processor. You can use text enhancements, include hyperlinks and even add photos. When you are ready, one click is all it takes to add the new posting to the top of your list. It's really that simple and many bloggers post multiple thoughts throughout the day. You can even let readers reply to your postings by email or add their responses directly to your page (which you can permit on a per-comment basis).
Some of the more clever features of Blogger.com include the ability to send in thoughts and photos to your blog using your cell phone. Essentially, you write a posting using your text messaging or email feature and send it to a special email address for your account. For real estate agents, this could be very creative – such as posting some new listing photos or a price reduction to their blog in real time, simply using their cell phone! And if that's not cool enough, just use your cell phone to post an AudioBlogger entry to your site – which records your voice and adds your comments as a downloadable MP3 file – perfect for your readers who download podcasts daily and listen to you on the run. And some blog sites even let you feed your blog data to your website in RSS format – which is special feed your web programmer can use to integrate the blog into the look-and-feel of your existing website.
Creating and managing blogs is really easy; once you get started, in fact, it's hard to stop. It can become downright addicting, once you have a "voice" on the web that you can use within seconds. On the other hand, it's also important to remain calm – and cautious – when using your blog. Nothing can do more harm than a "hastily" posted blog entry during the heat of a stressful moment. So here are a few tips for real estate professionals for managing their blogs.
Real estate professionals can get very creative with their blogs. They are a great way to "drip" ideas into your sphere of influence about buying or selling property. Blogs also give real estate agents a voice on major issues – like rising interest rates, housing bubbles or proposed regulations – which they can use to speak directly to consumers. Updating your blog on a regular basis is even easier than sending out mailings or using an e-newsletter – and may have an even more valuable marketing effect of drawing prospects and clients back to your website every morning to see your latest postings and anything else new today (like a new listing). With some practice and planning, real estate agents can use this blog technology to create momentum and drive traffic to their web site – and add a little personality to their marketing efforts at the same time.
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"In the past month, many Senators have asked me about my judicial philosophy. It is simple: fidelity to the law. The task of a judge is not to make the law--it is to apply the law. And it is clear, I believe, that my record in two courts reflects my rigorous commitment to interpreting the Constitution according to its terms; interpreting statutes according to their terms and Congress's intent; and hewing faithfully to precedents established by the Supreme Court and my Circuit Court. In each case I have heard, I have applied the law to the facts at hand."
As New Democrats, we believe in a Third Way that rejects the old left-right debate and affirms America�s basic bargain: opportunity for all, responsibility from all, and community of all.
America and the world have changed dramatically in the closing decades of the 20th century. The industrial order of the 20th century is rapidly yielding to the networked �New Economy� of the 21st century. Our political and governing systems, however, have lagged behind the rest of society in adapting to these seismic shifts. They remain stuck in the left-right debates and the top-down bureaucracies of the industrial past.
The Democratic Leadership Council, and its affiliated think tank the Progressive Policy Institute, have been catalysts for modernizing politics and government. The core principles and ideas of this �Third Way� movement [began with] Bill Clinton�s Presidential campaign in 1992, Tony Blair�s Labour Party in Britain in 1997, and Gerhard Shroeder�s Social Democrats in Germany in 1998.
The Senate New Democrat Coalition (SNDC) [is analogous to] the New Democrat Coalition (NDC) in the House. Members of both groups are moderate Democrats who advocate a new centrist, progressive approach to governing and who often reach across party lines to get things done.
Established in 1997, the House New Democrat Coalition (NDC) grew to 64 members between 1998 and 2000, making it the largest caucus in the House. With the success of NDN�s top House candidates on Election Day, the NDC has grown to 72 members in the 107th Congress. The Senate New Democrat Coalition (SNDC), established in 2000, is already 20 members.
In announcing the establishment of the SNDC in February 2000, Sen. Landrieu stated, �The American people are tired of the same old proposals and are demanding that we work together in a more creative way on the many problems facing our nation. Too often here in Washington, the loudest voices are the ones on the far left and far right. That is why this group was formed, to give voice to those in the sensible center.� The SNDC has already made its voice heard on critical issues ranging from education to trade to health care and, with the Senate evenly divided, the Senate New Dems are increasingly determining the balance of power.
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Americans United is a national organization with members in all 50 states. We are headquartered in Washington, D.C., and led by the Rev. Barry W. Lynn, executive director. AU has more than 75,000 members from all over the country. They include people from all walks of life and from various faith communities, as well as those who profess no particular faith. We are funded by donations from our members and others who support church-state separation. We do not seek, nor would we accept, government funding.
Since its inception, the DLC has championed policies from spurring private sector economic growth, fiscal discipline and community policing to work based welfare reform, expanded international trade, and national service. Throughout the 90�s, innovative, New Democrat policies implemented by former DLC Chairman President Bill Clinton have helped produce the longest period of sustained economic growth in our history, the lowest unemployment in a generation, 22 million new jobs, cut the welfare rolls in half, reduced the crime rate for seven straight years, balanced the budget and streamlined the federal bureaucracy to its smallest size since the Kennedy administration.
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DES MOINES — House Democratic Leader Kevin McCarthy of Des Moines appointed State Rep. Dan Kelley of Newton as the Ranking Member on the House Administration and Regulation Budget Subcommittee for the 2013 Legislative Session on Thursday.
"As a small business owner and REALTOR, Dan brings unique leadership skills to the Iowa House. In just two years, Dan has proven his leadership ability in the legislative process, which makes him an excellent choice to serve as ranking member of this important state budget," McCarthy said.
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Flames shot 25 to 35 feet into the air Sunday night from a natural gas line fire in a residential part of York County, Va.
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WASHINGTON - President Obama was sworn in for four more years Sunday in a simple ceremony at the White House, embarking on a second-term quest to restore a still-shaky economy and combat terrorists overseas while swearing an age-old oath to "preserve, protect and defend" the Constitution.
"I did it," a smiling president said to his daughter Sasha seconds after following Chief Justice John Roberts in reciting the oath of office. First lady Michelle Obama and the couple's other daughter, Malia, were among relatives who bore witness.
The quiet moments were prelude to today's public inaugural events when Obama and Vice President Joe Biden will be sworn in on the steps of the U.S. Capitol before a crowd expected to reach into the hundreds of thousands and a television audience counted in the millions.
The trappings were in place - the flag-draped stands ready outside the Capitol and the tables set inside for a traditional lunch with lawmakers. Across town, a specially made reviewing stand rested outside the White House gates for the president and guests to watch the traditional parade down Pennsylvania Avenue.
A crowd of perhaps 800,000 was forecast, less than the million-plus that thronged to the nation's capital four years ago to witness the inauguration of the first black president in American history.
The weather forecast was encouraging, to a point. High temperatures were predicted for the lower 40s during the day, with scattered snow showers during the evening, when two inaugural balls closed out the official proceedings.
The 44th chief executive is only the 17th to win re-election, and his second-term goals are ambitious for a country where sharp political differences have produced gridlocked government in recent years.
Restoration of the economy to full strength and pressing the worldwide campaign against terrorists sit atop the agenda. He also wants to reduce federal deficits and win immigration and gun control legislation from Congress, where Republicans control the House.
At a reception Sunday night, Obama told supporters the inauguration is a celebration of the country and its citizens, not the election results.
"Let's make sure to work as hard as we can to pass on an America that is worthy not only of our past but of our future," he said.
In Washington, tourists strolled leisurely on an unseasonably warm day.
"I'm very proud of him and what he's trying to do for immigration, women's rights, what they call 'Obamacare,' and concerns for the middle class," said Patricia Merritt, a retired educator from San Antonio, in town with her daughter and granddaughter to see the inauguration and parade, as well as historic sites. "I think he's more disrespected than any other president," she added, referring to his critics.
Sean Payton, an operations analyst from Highland Ranch, Colo., said he hoped to hear "a nice eloquent speech that makes people feel good about being an American."
Republicans lent a touch of bipartisanship to the weekend.
"We always want any president to succeed, to do well, that means America does well and Americans do well," Sen. John Barrasso of Wyoming said on CNN's "State of the Union."
Obama took the oath in the White House Blue Room where portraits of Presidents John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and John Tyler grace the walls.
He placed a hand on a Bible held by his wife. His daughters stood nearby.
The nation's political divisions seemed scarcely to intrude as Obama, a Democrat, shook hands with Roberts, a Republican appointee, in a rite that renews American democracy every four years. Unlike four years ago, when Roberts stumbled verbally, the chief justice recited the oath without error.
Before the swearing-in, the president listened from a second-row pew at the 175-year-old Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church as the Rev. Jonathan V. Newman asked God's blessing for the him and his family.
"But also prepare him for battle ... because sometimes enemies insist on doing it the hard way," he said.
Like Obama, Biden began his day early.
He attended Catholic Mass at his official residence at the U.S. Naval Observatory a few miles from the White House.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor, the first Hispanic justice and an Obama appointee, administered the oath of office.
Biden then joined Obama at the cemetery, where the two men placed a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns and observed a moment of silence as a bugler sounded Taps.
Late Sunday, Biden made a surprise appearance at the Green Inaugural Ball, sponsored by the National Wildlife Federation and other environmental groups.
"I don't intend to let these four years go by without getting a hell of a lot done" on the environment, he said.
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