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Today Richard Land, head of public policy for the Southern Baptist Convention, criticized Rudy Giuliani's divorce from his second wife in an interview with The Associated Press.
"I mean, this is divorce on steroids," Land said. "To publicly humiliate your wife in that way, and your children. That's rough. I think that's going to be an awfully hard sell, even if he weren't pro-choice and pro-gun control."
The former mayor has been married three times. He married Judith Nathan in 2003 after a very messy split from Donna Hanover, so messy that he told Hanover he was leaving her through a press conference.
But evangelicals, if you listen to their leaders, should already be turning their backs on Giuliani. He's pro-choice, pro-gay rights, pro-gun control. Yet he still leads in some polls.
Religious leaders say his support will dwindle when Americans learn more about the man dubbed "America's mayor" after the Sept. 11 attacks. We'll see.
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Earlier this year, James Dobson, the founder of Focus on the Family, said he wouldn't support McCain "under any circumstances."
On the other hand, last year, the senator delivered the commencement address at the Rev. Jerry Falwell's Liberty University. He had famously declared Falwell and other Christian leaders "agents of intolerance" during the 2000 presidential campaign.
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March 7th, 2007 at 2:19 pm
what?! "To publicly humiliate your wife in that way, and your children. That's rough. I think that's going to be an awfully hard sell, even if he weren't pro-choice and pro-gun control.�
uh please.. little andrew opened his big yap. probably at the behest of mommy. He was always a bigmouth remember when he took the oath along with dad?
Any candidate is better than Hilary. my vote is still with Obama but if Hilary beats him out then Rudy is the only alternative.
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How Much Does it Cost to Butcher a Cow?
Butchering a cow is the process of carving all the different kinds of meat from a cow. Whether you own a vast farm with cattle or you have purchased a cow to be butchered, there is a tremendous amount of meat that can be taken from even one cow. However, retrieving this meat is not going to come cheap. Although killing the animal can be done all by yourself, choosing a professional butcher is the way to go to make sure that the job is done properly the first time around.
How much does it cost?
- The cost for having a cow butchered varies from one region to another. In addition to the actual butchering, there are some labor costs associated with the procedure. The kill fee alone will be between$25 to $50. Butchering one beef at TheMeats.com, for example, is priced at $35.00. However, a big portion of the costs will go to the price per pound for the hanging weight (the weight of the animal on the rail after being butchered). For example, if the butcher shop charges $.50 per pound of hanging weight, then the hanging weight will be multiplied to the price. The kill fee will then be added to identify the overall cost.
- For the entire wrapping and processing of the meat, the prices can range from $0.40 to $0.80 per pound of the cow.
- According to GrannyRetreat.com, the cost associated for butchering a cow is not just only about having it killed and butchered. A big portion of the cost will go for the processing. Although the prices are subject to changes, one can expect to pay around $1,050.00 to $1,100 for half the beef, including the processing. The said price range is inclusive for the price of the cow itself. In the event that you have a cow of your own, then the price will be obviously lesser.
What is going to be included?
- The process of butchering has changed over the years. Gone were the days when butchering animals was done inhumanely. Today, modern ways of butchering starts by sedating the cow with an electric shock and then cutting the carotid artery and jugular veins in the neck. Other butchers also make use of the combination of the two processes by injecting a metal slug into the cow's head. Other more traditional and experienced butchers just simply shoot the cow between the eyes with a rifle. The head is then removed using a knife.
- After the cow is killed, the carcass of the animal will be hung from a gambrel, a device that resembles a hook. Once this is done, the butcher will then cut from the inside out in order to remove the skin. When the skin is completely removed, the butcher starts removing the cow's organs and removes the meat from the butchered animal.
What are the extra costs?
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- Delivery. If you wish to have the processed meat delivered to your house, you might need to consider some delivery fees. As with the processing, this varies from one butchering shop/store to another, not to mention that the exact price is influenced by your location in the country.
- Trip charge. Other butchering shops would visit and butcher animals at your location and then take them back to their facility for further meat processing in accordance to your specifications. However, there is an additional expense for this. A particular butchering shop, for example, charges $0.50 per mile to pick up animals on your location.
Factors that influence the price:
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- Location. It is known that butchering shops charge differently according to where they are located in the country. The location is also a big determinant of how much is the delivery fee and processing of the meat.
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- As per Dynah Geissal, a typical cow can yield 18 different cuts of meat and a total yield of about 750 pounds. However, the number of cuts may depend on the method of butchering employed.
- Like pigs, butchering cows can be easier if food will be withheld a day before butchering. If you choose to let the animal eat during his last day, you need to be extra careful with the guts when dissecting. It is always easier to butcher an animal if it has an empty stomach.
- You must keep in mind that your yield will be affected by the way you want your meat to be processed. If you opt for a boneless cut, you will have a lesser yield. However, you may have a higher yield on a cutting with the bone but you will not be able to eat the bone.
How can I save money?
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- If you have the skill and the "guts" to butcher an animal all by yourself, you can do the slaughtering of the animal on your own. You do not only save a great deal of money, but you have the control over the meat production process. However, it takes practice and patience to efficiently slaughter and butcher a cow.
Average Reported Cost: $900
Less Expensive $1 $1.5K $3K $5K $6.5K More Expensive $8k
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In September, Crystal Chang and Jeremy M. Menchik will join the Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (Shorenstein APARC) as its Shorenstein Fellows for the 2011–2012 academic year.
Crystal Chang, a PhD candidate with the Department of Political Science at the University of California, Berkeley, is currently completing her dissertation on China's growing independent automotive industry. Her research examines Chinese automakers alongside historical case studies from Japan and Korea. During her time at Shorenstein APARC, she will expand her dissertation to include a comparative study of India's contemporary automotive industry, which, like China's, has experienced domestic and international success. She will also continue research that she is currently conducting about China's private energy sector, with a focus on the solar power industry. Chang holds an MPIA degree in international management from the University of California, San Diego, and a BA in international relations from Stanford University.
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Hazleton Housing Authority reappoints Gennaro as chairman
Charles Gennaro was reappointed chairman of the Hazleton Housing Authority board of directors during a reorganization meeting held Tuesday.
This marks the 15th consecutive year that Gennaro, of Hazleton, has been named to the post.
Additional appointments included John Keegan as vice chairman, Lou Pilati as second vice chairman, Anne Sullivan as secretary/treasurer, Allison Leonard as assistant secretary/treasurer and attorney David Glassberg as recording secretary.
Sullivan and Leonard did not attend the meeting or the regular monthly meeting that followed. Keegan participated via conference call.
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The authority awarded a $104,152 contract to Square One Contractors, Hazleton, to do the work at a special meeting earlier this month.
"This will cover the existing roof," Gennaro said. "The extent of the work will depend on what they find when they do the work."
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Gennaro was elected president of the corporation's board of directors. Other appointees were Amilcar Arroyo, vice president; Dorothy George, second vice president; LeAnn Fallabel, treasurer, and Neil Oberto, secretary.
Staff writer Jim Dino contributed to this story.
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How Much Did Heather Dubrow Make From the Sale of Her House?
Heather Dubrow will be hosting her East Coast-syle clam bake in a brand new home next year, it seems.
Real Housewives of Orange County opened up her home to viewers in the premiere of Season 8, but Celebuzz reports she and Terry Dubrow just closed a deal to sell their beautiful Newport Coast home — for a cool $16.45 million!
Million Dollar Listing New York star Ryan Serhant broke down the real estate sale for us, noting it was done off market, possibly to have more privacy. The couple originally purchased the 11,000 square feet house in 2004 for $3.3 million, and proceeded to pour in $7 million over the years to create their dream home.
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A Time Lapse of Dublin
A Kuwaiti student studying in Dublin did a timelapse of the place and I must say it's one of my favorites. It shows you the day to day life and the beauty behind the place. He should do one for Kuwait too. Actually, we should have a timelapse of just the restaurants in Kuwait, since so many claim it's the fattest country on earth.


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Joel Silver's Dark Castle Entertainment Producing; Film Begins Shooting Later This Month
It seemed to make sense that Sylvester Stallone would reach out to Thomas Jane to co-star in the film formerly-titled "Headshot" as both were macho brawlers with a significant age difference. The thriller, from director Walter Hill, was to match Stallone as a professional killer with Jane the young cop who must collaborate with the hitman to solve a massive conspiracy. And then Dark Castle and superproducer Joel Silver got involved. And looks like Silver he threw his weight around, claiming a Dark Castle mandate for racially mixed lead cast members, so Jane is out, and the handsome, charismatic Sung Kang is in.
Kang, who was last seen in "Fast Five," is not only a guy deserving of a big break, but also a real, honest-to-god Asian leading man who won't be pigeonholed as a martial artist. Yes, actual progress. Also, Jane was never a great fit from a studio perspective, as he was not only fairly old in his own right (42) but already carries the stigma of having done too many junky genre pieces and straight-to-DVD actioners. Jane is just fine in those roles, but Kang is a much younger, sexier pick, and the Kang/Stallone dynamic seems like it could be more fruitful. Though there is no mention of Kang playing the role vacated by Jane, the "Punisher" actor is not mentioned anywhere in the news story, and the heat off megahit "Fast Five" is surely enough to land Kang a lead here.
Silver is reuniting with Hill, and the last few times they teamed resulted in "The Warriors" and "48 Hours," so there's certainly reason for optimism regarding this project, itself adapted from a French comic book called "Bullet In The Head." Silver and Dark Castle, who started out as a horror remake house but then branched out, are clearly hoping for an "Expendables"-type success considering Stallone's involvement, but it's not all roses. For one thing, hiring an unproven personality like Kang could suggest Dark Castle is "protecting their investment" by requesting more studio input.


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I have a Dimension 4700. It gave me a windows error, and i tried to repair it trough windows repair console but it didn't work. i removed the disk and formatted it. i mounted everything back the way it was. when i tried i truned the computer up it starts with no video for a couple of seconds and then it gives 2 short beeps. i checked the diagnostic lights and the only one that was not green was letter D. i checked for the error, disconected all cables reconected them, but still the same error. Disconected everything and try to power on still the same error. Power led is solid green.
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GGGY indicates 'Another Failure'.
The 4700 Diagnostic Guide is HERE
If you are comfortable working around computers, you could try the following:Note: The only 100% method of testing a PSU, is to install a know working power supply.Unplug the cord from the power supply, hold the power button in for about 15/20 seconds, open the case, unplug the 24-pin power connector from the motherboard and jump the Green wire to one of the Black wires, reconnect the power cord and power the system, if power supply's fan and the hard drive run, then the PSU should be good.Note: Do not remove any wires from the plug, use a small piece of wire or a paper clip as a jumper.
Power supply checks out and the system still does not work, again remove the power cord, hold the power button in for several seconds to discharge the residue power, reconnect the 24-pin connector to the motherboard.Remove all the PCI cards, the video card [if applicable], memory, all peripherals, disconnect the data and power cables to all the drives, check that the front panel cable is connected to motherboard, with nothing else connected to the system, reconnect the power cable and power the system on. If there is no change in the beep codes and diagnostic lights, you are looking at a motherboard replacement & maybe a processor.Bev.
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November 2012
I'm looking to start my first road bike build. I'm not on a huge budget and was thinking of starting at the aluminium end of the market.
I was just wondering if anyone here has had any experience with a Dolan Preffisio frame?
November 2012
We have ten at the velodrome.
I built a few of em but other than a few minutes on the rollers to test gears I haven't ridden them.
Pop in if you wanna see one first hand before you buy.
December 2012
Hmmm. Cheers. I might take you up on that offer.
Anyone else had much experience with them, or Dolan in general?
December 2012
I had a look and the mythos carbon frame with a campag veloce / Miche groupset is only 750 at the moment if its summer roads you are looking at.
December 2012
Hmmm, that is tempting, but for some reason I'm steering away from carbon. I think alu for my first road bike would be sufficient.
Cheers for the heads up though.
December 2012
I've ridden a dolan pre cursa which is a really nice bike. I think the Mythos might be the same as the original Planet X superlight carbon. If so, it is a very nice frame indeed. I had one and sold it to rusty of these here forums. 750 for a full build, i'd go for it although you can't fit guards and a rack whereas you can to the preffisio, if that is a concern
January 2013
This is still going on... Now I'm thinking I want to save the weight and go for carbon.
Any good places to start, frames that people have had bad experiences with?
I quite like the look of the Ribble Pro Evo Carbon.
January 2013
I have a number of bikes and use a Dolan Prefissio frame with Dura Ace components as my electric road / commuting bike.
Its a solid reliable performer full mudguard clearance with all the proper gear brake rack fittings and so on . The paint is thick and fairly scratch resistant, it handles well , safe and predictable at the higher speeds you get on an assisted bike. It's been used on the velodrome as a pace bike and managed that OK but is a bit short of top speed .
It's not as nice as my LOOK 586 or the Pinarello X track but overall it can be well recommended for £70 for the frame.
You can't really go wrong at that price
My sister in law got a built up one with SRAM Apex and rides with the Deeside Diva's she is very pleased with it for the money.
Good aluminium is always better than cheap carbon !
You could buy my Cannondale Six 13 bike if a 54 would fit you, it's really nice.....
Regards Allister
January 2013
Hi Allister, cheers for the review.
It does sound like the Dolan is a good place to start then. I'm used to steel, so I'm sure the frame would be a decent upgrade.
Unfortunately, I need a 50cm or close... I'm only 5' 6"
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A wilderness destination in the heart of Cochise Stronghold Canyon. Spectacular walks and hikes are right at the doorstep at this nature get-away located in the evergreen desert woodlands of the Coronado National Forest, 80 miles southeast of Tucson. Guest enjoy wildlife viewing and watching incredible diversity of birds while dining on the healthy, gourmet breakfasts either in the comfort of their rooms or on the outdoor patios.
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Steps to the Phoenix Civic Plaza Convention Center, Bank One Ball Park, Arizona Center shopping, Symphony Hall and Theatres. 121 rooms, meeting rooms, Internet access (high-speed & wireless), boutique charm, roof top pool. $59-$269.
Arizona Riverpark Inn
This full-service 174 room AAA 3-Diamond hotel has a restaurant and bar overlooking a beautiful 3-acre courtyard with a large heated pool, hot tub, tennis and shuffleboard courts. Guests enjoy a complimentary Full American breakfast buffet, wired/ wireless internet, and parking as well as the hotels proximity to the Tucson Convention Center, University of Arizona and Pima College. With over 14,000 square feet of meeting space and outdoor venues the hotel is capable of accommodating 300 guests for banquets and 1,000 guests for receptions, the ideal location for your next event.
Jonathan's Tucson Cork
Elegant dining in a casual Southwestern setting. Chef Jonathan Landeen presents aged beef, fresh seafood, ostrich and buffalo. Excellent wine list, espresso and homemade desserts.
Old Town Artisans/La Cocina Restaurant & Catering
1860s historic adobe. Largest collection of local/regional art, fine craft, with jewelry and Native American. Open daily. Major credit cards. Climate-controlled indoor/courtyard lunchtime dining.
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The AHS Museum in Papago Park focuses on the history of central Arizona with special emphasis on the 20th century. Exhibits relate to impact of water; and a special gallery is devoted to the Home Front during World War II.
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The oldest and largest anthropology museum in the state, the Arizona State Museum is a Smithsonian Institution affiliate. "Paths of Life: American Indians of the Southwest," is the permanent exhibit and focuses on 10 tribes of Arizona and northwest Mexico.
Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum
Located in the 1897 former General Office Building of the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company, the museum includes old photos, artifacts and displays depicting the first 40 years of Bisbee's history, along with exhibits on mining.
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Experience the rich heritage of rural southern Arizona and see what Casa Grande looked like in 1879 when the railroad ended here.
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Indian artifacts from the Hohokam, Apache and Yavapai are displayed in this small community museum along with exhibits about pioneer history, ranching and mining.
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DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun is a legendary landmark of Southwestern art and architecture created by the late Arizona artist Ted DeGrazia. On the National Register of Historic Places, the 10-acre gallery grounds showcase DeGrazia originals, the Mission, the artist's home, and a gift shop.
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Fort Huachuca was established in 1877 as a temporary camp near the Huachuca Mountains, and today as the home for the U.S. Army Intelligence Center and School. The Fort Huachuca Museum features military and Indian artifacts, photos and dioramas covering the history of the Fort from the Apache Wars to the present day.
Fort Lowell Park and Museum
Although the park is mostly dedicated to illustrating the military history of Arizona, a self-guided, signed trail leads to a prehistoric Hohokam village called the Hardy site. The same trail also leads to some of the fort's historic buildings.
Graham County Historical Society Museum
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Heard Museum
The scope of the museum emphasizes the lifeways of indigenous people of the southwest, but the museum collection and exhibitions cover the living cultures and arts of all contemporary Native peoples.Throughout the year, the museum hosts popular events like the Heard Museum Indian Market, Spanish Market and World Champion Hoop Dance Contest.
Slaughter Ranch Museum
A National Historic Landmark, the old adobe ranch house has been restored along with several outbuildings. Visitors can tour the icehouse, wash house, granary, commissary, and a car shed to understand about life in southern Arizona at the turn of the 20th century.
Arizona Museum of Natural History
The extensive collection of this fine museum includes exhibits on archaeology, anthropology, dinosaurs, Native peoples, and art and culture, taking visitors on a journey that begins with the solar system, moves through the Age of Dinosaurs and into pre-Columbian and contemporary history.
Mission San Xavier del Bac
Widely considered the finest example of Spanish Colonial architecture in the United States, San Xavier is used daily by the Tohono O'odham Indians who live and worship in this district.
Black Rock Ranch Wilderness Retreat
Black Rock Ranch is a working cattle ranch where demonstrations of ranching activities done "Old West" style can be observed. Learn to rope, watch a branding, culling, vaccinating and sorting.
Butterfield Stagecoach Station
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Copper Queen Mine Tour
This is largest and most complete tour of one of Arizona's oldest copper mines. Visitors are issued hard hats, slickers, and miner's headlamps before taking the underground train deep into the Copper Queen Mine. Retired miners narrate the tour and show how turn of the century mines operated.
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Founded in 1901 as a site for a copper smelter, Douglas boasts 405 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places. Some of the most famous buildings include the historic Gadsden Hotel, the EP & SW Railroad Depot, which is now the police station, the business district, the 1919 Grand Theater, Church Square and Castro Park and the surrounding residential areas.
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Fort Bowie tells the story of the conflict between the Chiricahua Apaches and the U.S. Army.
Gadsden Hotel
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O.K. Corral
Here, in 1881, the Earp brothers, Wyatt, Virgil and Morgan, along with their friend Doc Holliday, faced off against the Clanton and McLaury gang.
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Willcox celebrates its native son, the singing cowboy Rex Allen, with this small museum that features memorabilia about his career making movies, records and appearing on TV. The collection also includes exhibits of other western stars.
The town of Tombstone, located in southeastern Arizona, is a registered National Historic Landmark. Known as "The Town Too Tough To Die," it is the most famous of Arizona's old mining camps.
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The Courthouse, built in 1882, contains exhibits with antiques and artifacts describing life in Tombstone in the 1880s.
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Phoenix Art Museum opened in 1959 as a private, non-profit organization. In only 45 years, it has become a Phoenix Point of Pride and a cultural leader in the Southwest and among the nation's museums.
According to a 2002 survey conducted by the Association of Art Museum Directors, with 200 members from institutions throughout North America, Phoenix Art Museum has performed remarkably well in its short history. It is one of the youngest art museums of renown in the country, ranking in the top third with respect to the quality and diversity of its permanent collection, exhibitions, visitorship, membership, and education and volunteer programs.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — State public health officials say fewer than 1,400 cases of flu have been confirmed across West Virginia, but they're continuing to monitor the situation.
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text: Photo Gallery Pictures: Colored Honey Made by Candy-Eating French Bees Mysterious blue and green honey comes from honeybees feeding off remnants of M&M candy shells. PUBLISHED October 13, 2012 0 1 / 6 Colorful Honey Beekeepers in northeastern France found themselves in a sticky situation after bees from their hives began producing honey in shades of blue and green (pictured). The colored honey could not be sold because it did not meet France's standards of honey production: It was not obtained from the nectar of plants and it deviates from the standard coloring of honey (nearly colorless to dark brown). That's bad news for a region that produces a thousand tons of honey a year and has already had to cope with a high bee mortality rate and low honey production after a harsh winter. An investigation by beekeepers in the town of Ribeauville (map) uncovered the cause of the problem: Instead of collecting nectar from flowers, local bees were feeding on remnants of colored M&M candy shells, which were being processed by a biogas plant roughly 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) away.The waste-processing plant discovered the problem at the same time the beekeepers did and quickly cleaned any outdoor or uncovered containers that M&M waste was stored in. The candy remains will now be stored in a covered hall.(Also see: "'Hot Bee Balls' Cook Enemy Hornets—But How Do Bees Endure the Heat?")—Kate Andries Photograph by Vincent Kessler, Reuters Blue Honeycomb This honeycomb shows some of the remnants of the colored honey found in one of the French beehives. The bright blue liquid isn't technically honey, as it came from a non-floral source.To produce honey, bees collect nectar from nearby flowers and return to the hive to store it in honeycombs.(See "'Zombie' Bees Electronically Enhanced to Help Solve Die-Off Mystery.") Photograph by Vincent Kessler, Reuters Two Shades of Honey Compared with normal honey (pictured at right), the honey colored by M&M's (pictured at left) ranges from greenish-blue to dark, opaque brown in color.Fresh honey takes on qualities of the source from which it came, said Dennis vanEngelsdorp, a bee expert at University of Maryland, College Park.Honey from orange blossom nectar is light in color and citrusy in flavor, while honey from buckwheat nectar is dark colored with a strong earthy flavor.(See "How Honey Curbs the MRSA Superbug.") Photograph by Vincent Kessler, Reuters Going Green French beekeeper Andre Frieh shows a sample of green-colored honey he harvested at his home in Ribeauville.(See: "Tiny Radio Tags Offer Glimpse Into Bees' Universe.") Photograph by Vincent Kessler, Reuters Out of the Blue The blue shade in the honeycomb above isn't the first case of bees producing colored "honey."In 2010, the New York Times reported that bees kept in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Red Hook were producing red goo reminiscent of cough syrup. As it turns out, local bees were heading over to a nearby factory that produced maraschino cherries to eat instead of foraging in the gardens of their keepers."Honeybees will look for resources wherever they can find them," said Dino Martins, a Kenyan entomologist and National Geographic Emerging Explorer. (National Geographic News is part of the National Geographic Society.)"Just like us humans, they have a sweet tooth as they seek out nectar for making their honey." Photograph by Vincent Kessler, Reuters Next: Pictures: Rare Bees Make Flower-Mud "Sandwiches" Photograph courtesy J.G. Rozen, AMNH Related Stories This Woman Wears Thousands of Swarming Bees—to Meditate Hello, Honey! 10 Sweet Photos of Bees Why You're More Likely To Be Killed By a Bee Than a Bear


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I'm like a kid at Christmas waiting for the new bike (Trek 520) to arrive.
The LBS estimated mid-May when I ordered it a couple months back. I called Tuesday to see if they had an actual date. He said he had just received confirmation about an hour earlier that is was on its way and should be here today or tomorrow. He'll have all the parts swapped and have it ready for me early next week. Maybe I'll visit the LBS this weekend to get an early peek at it


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Sunderland 1 Arsenal 3
by Ashley Houghton
Gardner on target but Black Cats defeated.
Craig Gardner scored his first goal of the season as the Black Cats lost out to Arsenal at the Stadium of Light.
Welsh international Aaron Ramsey scored twice for the Gunners after Olivier Giroud had given the visitors an 11th-minute lead.
Gardner had made it 1-1 from the penalty spot for Paolo Di Canio's side, who saw a second-half effort from Jozy Altidore ruled out.
Di Canio made five changes to his starting team with Ki Sung-Yueng making his Black Cats debut and Charis Mavrias starting his first game for Sunderland.
Valentin Roberge returned in place of the suspended John O'Shea, whilst Steven Fletcher replaced Ji Dong-won after his goal in the defeat at Crystal Palace and Jozy Altidore came back in for Connor Wickham.
Arsenal handed a debut to £42.5m transfer deadline-day signing Mesut Ozil with Santi Cazorla out injured.
The visitors took the lead after 11 minutes as Ozil fed the in-form Giroud and the French international slid the ball home inside the near post.
Modibo Diakite went close to equalising for the hosts soon afterwards as he headed Mavrias' corner against the bar.
Sunderland were thankful to Irish stopper Keiren Westwood who produced a number of fine saves to prevent the Gunners doubling their advantage in the first half.
Westwood saved on three occasions from Theo Walcott with the England international's blistering pace affording him space in behind the Black Cats defence.
Gardner replaced David Vaughan at half time and made an instant impact as Johnson was felled by Laurent Koscielny inside the area and the former Birmingham City man stepped up to send Wojciech Szczesny the wrong way from the spot.
Johnson and Gardner went close to putting the hosts ahead before Ramsey dealt Di Canio's side a cruel blow on 67 minutes, drilling Carl Jenkinson's cross beyond Westwood from just inside the area.
Altidore thought he had levelled for Sunderland minutes later but, after the USA international shot towards goal, referee Martin Atkinson pulled play back for a foul by Bacary Sagna on the edge of the box before booking the French international.
Gardner, who impressed on his returned to the side, drove an angled shot just wide as the Black Cats searched for an equaliser before Ramsey grabbed his second goal 14 minutes from time. A neat one-two with Giroud opened up space for the midfielder and he calmly curled past Westwood from eight yards.
Subs Fabio Borini and Connor Wickham went close to a late goal for the hosts, but Arsenal held firm to go top of the Barclays Premier League.
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- Westwood
- 20
- Celustka
- 12
- Roberge
- 29
- Colback
- 14
- Diakité
- 21
- Johnson
- 11
- Vaughan (Gardner)
- 15
- Ki
- 4
- Mavrias (Borini)
- 35
- Altidore
- 17
- Fletcher (Wickham)
- 9
- Szczesny
- 1
- Sagna Yellow
- 3
- Koscielny
- 6
- Jenkinson
- 25
- Gibbs
- 28
- Flamini Yellow
- 20
- Wilshere
- 10
- Özil (Vermaelen)
- 11
- Walcott (Monreal)
- 14
- Ramsey
- 16
- Giroud (Akpom)
- 12
- Wickham
- 10
- Larsson
- 7
- Mannone
- 25
- Brown
- 5
- Cuéllar
- 24
- Borini
- 31
- Yellow Gardner
- 8
- Akpom
- 37
- Monreal
- 17
- Vermaelen
- 5
- Gnabry
- 44
- Miyaichi
- 31
- Fabianski
- 21
- Frimpong
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Gregory Parkinson dresses fashion plates such as Brooke Shields and Shiva Rose. He's shown his collection on the runway in Los Angeles and...
LOS ANGELES — Gregory Parkinson dresses fashion plates such as Brooke Shields and Shiva Rose. He's shown his collection on the runway in Los Angeles and New York. And he sells his color-drenched, vibrantly patterned clothes at some of the world's most exclusive stores.
But this day, he's elbow deep in a potful of purple dye, teaching us how to cook up spring's coolest ombre pieces at home.
"This isn't the tie-dye your parents wore," Parkinson says in his British accent.
No, it's not. The spring runways proved that tie-dye today is as artful a form of decoration as hand-beading or embroidery. The old starburst patterns are gone, replaced by irregular stripes and arcs and watery rainbow effects. There are flowing ombre cocktail dresses at Diane Von Furstenberg, complex Japanese shibori patterns on circle skirts at Thakoon and dip-dyed scarves and sheaths at Matthew Williamson, mysterious and moody. For his own collection, Parkinson gave the tie-dye trend California ease with layered parachute silk tops, dresses and skirts in rich hues with subtle dyed details.
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"Tie-dye is really like jewelry," says the designer, who makes all his tie-dye pieces by hand. "It's surface decoration."
Hippies took to tie-dye in the 1960s because it was a do-it-yourself, anti-commercial, anti-establishment venture, characterized by markings that are nearly impossible to replicate. Now, in an age when discount chains reproduce runway looks before they even hit stores, designers are turning to it again, to make things that are special and to stay ahead of the imitators.
These are all subtle pieces, a far cry from the psychedelic spirals worn by Woodstock's revelers. The prices are a far cry from those T-shirt days, too: $400 for simple pieces and upward into four figures.
But Parkinson let us in on a secret: The dyeing technique is as simple as it was in 1969 — so simple that a beginner can transform a basic cotton shirtdress in less than 30 minutes.
"Once you master it, the possibilities are endless," Parkinson says. He has the craft down to a science.
"I've probably spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on dye in the last 15 years," he says. During the early part of his career, he tie-dyed every garment he touched. Colorful but shapeless dresses served as test canvases.
"They looked like clown clothes," he says of those early "big, huge garments," before starting to work on his canvas for the day: A trim $24.99 H&M shirtdress. He checks the label first: Dye doesn't stick to polyester, so it's imperative that the garment be as close to 100 percent cotton as possible. At 97 percent, ours passes the test.
He begins by dyeing the dress pink, which will become the color of the "stripes." Next, he loops and ties strips of muslin around the parts of the dress where he wants to place the "stripes," to preserve the pink when he re-dyes the dress purple. This method of "tying-and-dyeing" is a form of shibori, an ancient Japanese art that uses dye-resistant materials to create intricate fabrics.
Parkinson wants to create a playful pattern and rich color. He pours the entire bottle of purple dye into the pot, crushing leftover clumps of dye with a large wooden spoon. "They cause splotches," he says, stirring. Parkinson recommends that beginners use a three-pack of cheap T-shirts for a first draft.
Parkinson submerges the shirtdress into the pot of purple, stirring it occasionally, while being careful to keep it covered in liquid. After just a minute underwater, the dress is plucked from the pot, rinsed beneath the tap and squeezed dry.
Suddenly, it's time for the big reveal. He unwinds the muslin strips — so eager to see the results that he doesn't even wait for the scissors. The decorous Englishman tosses civility aside and uses his teeth and …
Faster than you can say "Purple Haze," he shakes the rumpled ball of cotton, and a vivid pink-and-purple dress appears as if by magic. It's stunning. And it took about 30 minutes, start to finish.


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Staubes is in her second year at Cal after playing two seasons at San Diego Mesa College…she saw her playing time and contributions increase towards the second half of her junior season…gave the Bears an emotional lift when the team injury bug hit hardest last year…expected to see playing time at both guard positions...excellent floor leader...can score from the perimeter and by taking the ball to the basket…accurate free throw shooter.
As a junior in 1999-00:
Averaged 1.6 ppg and 0.5 rpg in 22 games, primarily as a reserve…awarded consecutive starts at Oregon, Feb. 12, and at home vs. Stanford, Feb. 18…the Oregon start was her best game of the season, as she had career-highs of 10 points, 4 assists, 2 rebounds and 1 block in 33 minutes of action…also posted 6 points vs. both Oregon State (Feb. 10) and Washington (Feb. 24)…during a four-game Pac-10 stretch from Feb. 10-24, she averaged 20.1 minutes per game…overall averaged 7.3 mpg and 8.5 mpg during the Pac-10 season…converted on 9-of-10 free throw attempts during the season…sang the national anthem before several games.
At San Diego Mesa College: In her two years at Mesa College, she led her team to two conference championships and was selected first team all-conference twice…as a sophomore in 1998-99, led her team to a 23-7 record…earned Pacific Coast Conference MVP honors, averaging a team-best 15.3 points, 4.8 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 3.6 steals a game…earned second team all-state and played in the California junior college all-star game along with current teammate, Nicole Ybarra…as a freshman in 1997-98, led her team to a 27-4 record.
High School:
As a senior at Scripps Ranch High School, named first team all-league and second team All-CIF after averaging 13 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals and 1 blocked shot per game…also as a senior, led her team to a 31-0 record and the Division II CIF championship...attended El Cajon Valley High School for three years before transferring to Scripps Ranch...led El Cajon as a junior with 18 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 steals and 1 block per game...at El Cajon, also competed in track, tennis and swimming for a year each.
Rebecca Jade Staubes was born Oct. 26, 1978, in New York, NY...parents are Eric Staubes and Leslie Green...has an older step-brother, Ray Collazo…enjoys a wide variety of sports, including boogie boarding and rollerblading...enjoys singing, acting and modeling...received a liberal arts degree in junior college...dramatic arts major at Cal...is also taking pre-medicine classes with the intent of pursuing a career as a veterinarian.
Staubes' Career Statistics YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3P-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG PF-D AST TO BLK ST TP AVG 99-00 22-2 161-7.3 13-30 .433 0-3 .000 9-10 .900 10 0.5 15-0 11 26 2 4 35 1.6
STAUBES' CAREER HIGHS 10 POINTS at Oregon, 2/12/00 2 REBOUNDS vs. 3 opponents, last vs. Washington, 2/24/00
4 ASSISTS at Oregon, 2/12/00 1 BLOCKED SHOTS at Oregon State, 2/10/00; at Oregon, 2/12/00
1 STEALS vs. 4 opponents, last at Oregon State, 2/10/00
33 MINUTES PLAYED at Oregon, 2/12/00


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Re: messed up partition table reinstalling windows 98
- From: j arwood <dontdrill@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 29 Apr 2007 22:31:03 -0400
Alex Janssen wrote:
j arwood said the following on 04/29/2007 07:30 PM:Thanks, Alex.
Hey Folks,Just run fdisk and delete all partitions, if you don't want what is on
This is kinda off topic, but I'm not really all that familiar with DOS's
fdisk or the mbr and thought someone her could lend a hand
I have a client whose Windows ME crashed, so I thought we'd try her on
Ubuntu. She's decided that she really doesn't want to screw with the
learning curve, and wants to reinstall 98SE (the only install disk she
has) then upgrade to XP (yeah I know, I know).
I booted up her system using the 98 floppy, ran fdisk and deleted the
non DOS partitions thinking that would get things rockin' for the 98
setup cd. NOT!
She has an 8 GB HDD and now fdisk is only showing 2 partitions:
Partition 1 as an Extended DOS partition 353 MB
Partition 2 as a Primary DOS partition 24 MB With a status of A (active
I'm assuming)
it Then goes on to say:
Total disk space is 8056 MB (which should be correct for a 8 GB drive)
The Extended DOS Partition contains Logical DOS Drives
when I display the logical drive info I get:
No logical drives defined
Total Extended DOS partition size is 353 MB
I then decided to try booting from an Ubuntu live cd to completely wipe
the drive and try again. When the CD tries to boot, I get a grub error 22.
Looks like there's some kind of bootloader (grub/mbr) issues at hand.
Anyone able to help me out to help this lady out?
them, and create a single primary partition less than 32 GB, check the
limits on Win98. Reboot the computer and format the new partition.
Then run the Win 98 Install.
If you have the Win XP upgrade disk, don't bother installing Win 98.
Just start with the XP upgrade. It will prompt you to put in the Win 98
CD to verify that you qualify for an upgrade then continue with the install.
Too bad you can't talk her into trying Ubuntu. My sister's the same
way. She knows Windows and is afraid of learning something new. She
wants others to be able to jump right in there and get something working
and nobody in her real estate world knows anything about GNU Linux. The
computer, to her, is an appliance. It had better just work. Not that
GNU Linux doesn't work. Maybe your client's the same.
As soon as MS drops support for XP, I am poised to start installing GNU
Linux, Ubuntu, in it's place. I've had everybody in my company using
T-bird, Firefox and OpenOffice.org for over a year, now. They'll hardly
know they've switched. Company users I talk to say they don't care what
the o.s. is as long as they can still do their work.
Good luck,
The tip on the upgrade will save a chunk of time.
The only problem I have with fdisk (aside from the fact that DOS fdisk
really, well, sucks) is that it's refusing to delete the two partitions.
I guess I should have said that in my OP. mea culpa.
I really don't know if the problem is in the bootloader or the fact that
the Extended part is before the Primary part, but after a lot of changes
of phrasing with Google, I finally did find a couple of apps I added to
the 98 boot disk that claim to wipe out all bootloaders and the FAT
parts. Here's the link for any folks who may run into similar problems.
Wipe8 and Zap63:
Found thru <http://fdisk.radified.com/> for my fellow Mac users who may
know yaboot, Open Firmware and Mac's Bootx that may be clueless when it
comes to PC hardware.
Thanks again.
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A re-keyed SSL Certificate installs correctly (the following is a reinstall just to verify that it's working. that's why the cp warning shows up):
Next, I restart the services with zmcontrol restart, and zmmailboxdctl restart,Code:# /opt/zimbra/bin/zmcertmgr deploycrt comm commercial.crt commercial_ca.crt ** Verifying commercial.crt against /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/commercial.key Certificate (commercial.crt) and private key (/opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/commercial.key) match. Valid Certificate: commercial.crt: OK ** Copying commercial.crt to /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/commercial.crt cp: `commercial.crt' and `/opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/commercial.crt' are the same file ** Appending ca chain commercial_ca.crt to /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/commercial.crt cp: `commercial_ca.crt' and `/opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/commercial_ca.crt' are the same file ** Importing certificate /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/commercial_ca.crt to CACERTS as zcs-user-commercial_ca...done. ** NOTE: mailboxd must be restarted in order to use the imported certificate. ** Saving server config key zimbraSSLCertificate...done. ** Saving server config key zimbraSSLPrivateKey...done. ** Installing mta certificate and key...done. ** Installing slapd certificate and key...done. ** Installing proxy certificate and key...done. ** Creating pkcs12 file /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/jetty.pkcs12...done. ** Creating keystore file /opt/zimbra/mailboxd/etc/keystore...done. ** Installing CA to /opt/zimbra/conf/ca...done.
When I viewinstalledcerts, I get the correct certificates and issue and expiration dates. When I view the web GUI certificates page, I see the correct certificate information with the valid issue, and expiration dates. However, when I go to my webmail using google chrome, I see the OLD certificate information. Firefox doesn't even let me in any more and gives (Error code: sec_error_revoked_certificate). I have cleared my cache, and all sessions.
Everything looks like it installed properly but it does not get applied. I am using zimbra 8.0.6 with the heartbleed fix applied using a godaddy wildcard cert.
Please assist.


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(Shinjuku Kabukicho - Bar). 5292-3703
The smart drink list offers eleven choices of popular umeshu like Saika and Kakutama, plus a few liqueurs based on anzu (apricot), yuzu and even decopon (the orange-tangerine hybrid). Lots of shochu, a short but sweet selection of nihon-shu, and oodles of cocktails give you more reasons to sit and linger, while dainty servings of chazuke - twelve kinds, as a matter of fact - and other small dishes provide delicious distractions from the hectic world outside. Budget around Y3000 for drinks and a light meal. No English spoken.
Shinjuku-ku, Kabukicho 1-21-2, Itoh Bldg 3/4F. Open 6pm-3am (LO) daily.
(Shinjuku Kabukicho - Bar). 5285-1470
Hazelburn offers an impressive line-up of Scottish whiskies, along with English draft ales and well-prepared Scottish and English pub food.
Shinjuku-ku, Kabukicho 1-6-6, Hashimoto Bldg B1F. Open 6pm-3am (5am Fri, Sat) daily.
(Nishi-Shinjuku - Bar). 3363-0162
Perhaps the best bar in the world for Japanese whiskey, with some 300 varieties available, including some rare bottles that are no longer sold in stores. They also serve craft beers from Osaka's Minoh Brewery, as well as Japanese rum and grappa and some imported liquors. The light food menu includes home-smoked dishes. Often old movies are shown (silently) in the background while you drink.
Shinjuku-ku, Nishi-Shinjuku 7-10-14, Gaia Bldg 4, 3F. Open 7pm-4am. Closed Sundays, some Monday.
(Harajuku - American). 6450-5855
There's great American-style barbecue and a nice collection of a dozen craft beers to wash it down at this cozy bar-restaurant located halfway along Cat Street. Weekday lunches start at Y1000, and during the evening you can snack on sandwiches (from Y1200) or indulge in mains like their voluminous four-meat platter with two side dishes (Y3800 for two people). In addition to beer, the bar carries well-chosen craft bourbons and other artisanal liquors. The soundtrack leans heavily towards the blues.
Shibuya-ku, Jingumae 5-17-13. Open 11:30am-3, 5:30-10pm (LO) daily.
Aquavit Bar
(Gaienmae - Bar). 5413-3300
This very stylish Scandinavian-design lounge features immense Austin Powers-style chairs in which you can plot world domination while you sip on unusual aquavit-based cocktails. They also serve home-made aquavit (Scandinavian schnapps) in eye-opening flavors like coconut-espresso and mango-lime-chili. The small food menu includes Swedish nibbles like roast beets with goat cheese (Y1750); and duck confit with lamb ragout (Y2400).
Minato-ku, Kita-Aoyama 2-5-8, Aoyama OM Square 1F. Open 6-10pm (LO) daily.
(Shibuya - Beer bar). 6416-9474
There's an excellent range of nineteen craft beers on tap (mostly US and Japanese) at this stylish basement bar, plus some very hard-to-find bottled imports for when you want to splurge. It's also one of Tokyo's best bars for bourbon whisky. The food menu is light and casual bar fare, but well above average. Background music is a bouncy mix of hiphop and R&B. (Open from 3pm weekends.)
Shibuya-ku, Jinnan 1-13-10, B1F. Open 5pm-midnight. Closed Mondays.
Los Barbados
(Shibuya - Bar). 3496-7157
Despite its tiny size (just seven seats) and hard-to-find location, Los Barbados offers an impressive list of premium rums and a surprisingly diverse food menu, along with an excellent Afropop soundtrack.
Shibuya-ku, Udagawacho 41-26, Papier Bldg #104. Open 11:45am-1am. Closed Sundays.
(Nishi-Azabu - Bar). 3486-4220
300 single-malt whiskies, a couple of interesting Scottish ales (Dark Island and Black Cuillin, from Orkney and Skye respectively), and an interesting food menu, including haggis, Welsh rarebit and kipper herring. Open shockingly late.
Minato-ku, Minami-Aoyama 7-13-12. Open 6pm-8am daily.
(Nishi-Azabu - Bar). 3407-2219
Officially known as "Rhum et cafe Tafia," this bar's emphasis is more on the rum end of the spectrum, with a breathtaking variety (some 300 bottles) that includes limited-edition labels that you won't find in shops.
Minato-ku, Nishi-Azabu 2-15-14, West Point Bldg 1F. Open 5pm-4:30am. Closed Sundays.
(Roppongi - Bar). 3497-0229
Hundreds of tequilas, including tasting flights, served in a cave-like basement. Although it turns into a Roppongi-style pickup bar after 8 or 9pm, it's a bit more relaxed earlier in the evening.
Minato-ku, Roppongi 7-15-10, Clover Bldg. B1F. Open 6:30pm-2am (4am Fri, Sat). Closed Sundays.
Mixx Bar
(Tameike - Bar). 3505-1111
Mixx is among the first bars in Tokyo to wholeheartedly embrace the trend of molecular mixology. Signature cocktails include the Caprese, spiced tomato juice and vodka topped with mozzarella foam and fried basil, and the Oeuf a la coque, a creamy whip of rum, coconut, mango juice, and vanilla ice cream (Y2500 each).
Minato-ku, Akasaka 1-13-33, ANA Intercontinental Hotel 36F. Open 11:30am-1am daily.
Champagne Bar
(Tameike - Bar). 3505-1111
This refurbished bar, hovering over the main lobby of the ANA Hotel, serves several different champagnes by the glass or the bottle, ranging from Y1300 to Y3000 per glass. There's also a limited food menu and lunch specials at midday.
Minato-ku, Akasaka 1-13-33, ANA Intercontinental Hotel 3F. Open 11:30am-11pm daily.
(Marunouchi - Korean). 5218-5551
This lively after-work pub is a great place to try makkoli, the very drinkable Korean version of milky-white nigori ("cloudy") sake. Eleven different types are served, in unexpected flavors like pear and grape, okoge (toasted rice) and pumpkin, priced from Y380 for an aluminum cupful. For the more adventurous, the menu also offers pomegranate wine and garlic liqueur plus the usual beer and Korean soju.
Chiyoda-ku, Marunouchi 3-3-1, Shin-Tokyo Bldg. B1F. Open 11:30am-2, 5-10pm (LO; Sat, Sun-8:30pm) daily.
Kanoya Hagiwara
(Marunouchi - Kyushu). 5219-6616
A very casual counter-bar serving food from Kagoshima and further south - satsuma-age (fish cakes), tonkotsu (pork stew), goya kimchee, and of course plenty of shochu.
Chiyoda-ku, Marunouchi 2-7-3, Tokyo Bldg Tokia B1F. Open 11am-2:30pm, 5-10:30pm (LO) daily.
Trader Vic's
(Kioicho - Bar). 3265-4707
Best known for their popular Y6,000 "Champagne Brunch" on Sundays, featuring all the sparkling wine you can drink.
Chiyoda-ku, Kioicho 4-1, Hotel New Otani 4F. Open 11:30am-2:30, 5pm-12:30am (LO) daily.
Daichi no Okurimono
(Ueno - Japanese). 3836-2640
There's something self-indulgent and luxurious about an all-you-can-eat buffet, but a natural-foods buffet on the other hand seems positively virtuous - "Eat what you want - it's all good for you." The real fun of a buffet, though, is being able to try lots of different flavors without having to decide what to order, and the spread here offers ample variety.
Taito-ku, Ueno 1-20-11, Suzunoya Bldg 4F. Open 11am-4, 5-10pm (LO) daily.
Screw Driver
(Kichijoji - Bar). 0422-20-5112
This small specialty bar offers the biggest selection of rums in Tokyo, with more than 400 varieties. They also stock 100 kinds of bourbon.
Musashino-shi, Kichijoji Honcho 1-20-15, Toei Bldg 4F. Open 7pm-4am daily.
(Ikejiri-Ohashi - Bar). 3485-2735
Behold the ume El Dorado, where up to 250 kinds of umeshu await you: Bar Kutoma. A tiny realm with room for about twenty, benevolently ruled by a soccer-loving umeshu expert, this late-night Ohashi spot offers tasting flights (umeshu kikisake set) for Y1000. Choose on your own or ask the owner to tailor a set to suit your tastes.
Meguro-ku, Ohashi 2-16-24. Open 8pm-3am (or later). Closed Sundays.
(Naka-Meguro - Kyushu). 5722-2778
This busy shochu specialist, with room for only 25 (including the outdoor seating that spills out onto the sidewalk), features over 100 varieties, along with Kagoshima style cooking. Nibble on izakaya standards like grilled chicken and buta no kakuni, or more unusual items like chicken sashimi. Budget around Y4000.
Meguro-ku, Kami-Meguro 1-4-3, Excel Naka-Meguro 103. Open 6pm-1am (LO) daily.
Speyside Way
(Jiyugaoka - Bar). 3723-7807
This Jiyugaoka whiskey specialist boasts an astounding list (around 800 varieties), with new bottles arriving almost daily. The bar also features a different "guest beer" on tap weekly. Old-fashioned favorites like shepherd's pie and haggis are available in addition to less traditional items like Tuscan sausage and anchovies with celery. Budget around Y8000.
Meguro-ku, Jiyugaoka 1-26-9, Mikasa Bldg. 5F. Open 6pm-2am. Closed Tuesdays.


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