text: The premise was simple: Volvo's new R-types would reveal everything the Swedish company knows about engineering and building cars. Making good on that premise was anything but simple. Making that premise sell may be even harder. The R-types, available in S60 sedan and V70 wagon forms, are undoubtedly the most complex, technologically sophisticated, plushly appointed cars ever to issue from Gothenburg...but will that be enough? In these days of marvelous automobiles, especially in the near-luxury sports sector, will the Rs get the attention they deserve? Volvo expended a lot of brain power and computer crunching on a car with an initial annual worldwide sales goal of 7,000 units, only 2,500 of them coming to North America, but the Rs were designed to show the buyers of Ms, AMGs and Ss that Volvo can devise its own successful sport-vehicle formula. 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Pricing hadn't been set by press time, but expect a very aggressive approach by Volvo, with fully equipped Rs in the high 40s. *Distinguishing the R models is a dark gray instrument panel; a leather-covered screen above the instruments with blue stitching, echoed on the three-spoke steering wheel; and blue-metal circular L.E.D. dials with brushed aluminum bezels. To accentuate the message, "You are in control," the buttons for selection of chassis settings are placed high on the dashboard, within a quick jab of a finger. Three levels of upholstery are topped by supple, fragrant Atacama leather. Most surfaces are dark gray; the door panels and seats share the same materials and colors. Door handles, gear selector and handbrake lever are leather-covered with blue stitching. Decor inlays are brushed aluminum, as is the "space-ball" gear lever. The scuff plates on the front door sills are stainless steel, with R logo and rubber inlays. *MacPherson strut front and multi-link rear suspension componentry help make this the best handling Volvo ever. A slight amount of rear steering is allowed by the multi-link geometry for better directional stability. Weight distribution is 55% to the front in the S60 R; the V70 R has 54% of its weight toward the nose. R running gear is five-spoke aluminum wheels in either 8x17- or 8x18-in. sizes. The spec tire (235/45s for 17s; 235/40s on 18s) is the excellent Pirelli P Zero Rosso. On the rain-soaked Paul Ricard circuit, they showed amazing grip; on public roads, they were quiet and surefooted. Subtle yet effective body-to-chassis revisions provide a lower roll center and center of gravity. A small underbody front spoiler reduces front lift by 25%, and a rear decklid spoiler lowers aft lift by 20%. The more rounded nose section, distinguished by a slightly smaller grille, which is positioned lower with a hatched pattern in anthracite gray and a matte silver frame, is pushed forward to make space for a larger radiator. Lighting is bi-xenon gas discharge headlamps with clear glass lens covers. Projector-type foglamps are in the spoiler, which is new and fully integrated, extending further toward the ground and with a larger air intake for the radiator and twin intercoolers. *The R's 2.5-liter five sports a larger KKK turbo, twin intercoolers and continuously variable valve timing on the induction and exhaust sides. To develop the 300 bhp and 295 lb-ft of torque, a number of internal modifications include crank and con-rod bearings designed for higher mass forces; reinforced con rods with a larger bearing diameter for the piston pin; an enlarged piston pin and reinforced piston; improved cylinder head water cooling; modified camshaft profiles; new catalytic converter with lower back pressure; air filter with lower pressure drop; a modified oil pan. Lending pleasing touches to the engine bay is the flow-optimized charge air pipe of hydroformed aluminum, the blue engine cover and aluminum-colored cover over the fuel injection system. Max charge pressure is 1.0 bar; max torque is available from 1950 to 5250 rpm (1850 to 6000 rpm with the auto.); max power is at 5500 rpm; Volvo states the manual S60 R can do 0 to 62 mph in 5.7 sec. (V70 R, 5.9 sec.); the top speed is limited to 155 mph. Enjoyed this Post? 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edison: food+drink lab
- Address:
912 W Kennedy Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33606Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Global, InternationalPrice: $30 and under
edison: food+drink lab
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.edison-tampa.com/
- Phone: 8132547111x
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Monday - Saturday 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Closed New Year's Day
Closed Memorial Day
Closed Independence Day
Closed Labor Day
Closed Thanksgiving
Closed Christmas
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Organic, Seafood, Global, International
- Executive Chef: Jeannie Pierola
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room
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164 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.1
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (140)neighborhood gem (58)special occasion (55)hot spot (47)good for groups (34)notable wine list (27)vibrant bar scene (27)great for lunch (25)romantic (11)late-night find (9)great for brunch (8)kid-friendly (4)scenic view (1)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Unique menu!ShelleyDined on 9/20/2014This is a fun spot to go to for drinks and appetizers or dinner. The unique menu makes it fun to try new things. Be sure to order coffee at the end of your meal. You won't be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Edison Food Lab=delicious results!esc0823Dined on 9/17/2014I dined at Edison with a friend to celebrate our birthdays. The atmosphere is modern and trendy,but not stuffy. We started with buffalo cauliflower-try it! The buffalo sauce was flavorful and not burn-your-mouth-out fiery, and there was just enough coating. The cauliflower was crisp tender, and the garnishes added the right umami elements. For dinner, I chose the maine lobster. I mixed all ingredients on the plate, as instructed by our server-delicious! The soft lobster blended well with crisp green beans. The risotto was soft and included some rough chopped nuts for texture. Yum! Service was poor: inattentive server, overbearing busboy ("are you finished yet?" multiple times), but the food made up for it. I will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/15/2014Cocktails were remarkable. Some courses outstanding. Other courses mediocre.
- Great food as alwayshedgehogDined on 9/13/2014First time in the main restaurant but several visits with larger groups in the room next door - and it's always been fantasic food. The sharing plates are excellent value and the desserts to die for. Have the coffee made tableside.Loved it - taking 50 people next month hopefully!Special Features:
- Overhyped & OverpricedHotRodDined on 9/13/2014After reading the reviews & ratings, we were very disappointed. We went with another couple to celebrate 2 birthdays. My husband and I ordered 2 small plates & 1 entrée to share. The buffalo cauliflower was tasteless unless dipped in the blue cheese dressing which made it just palatable. We also had the steak tartare & bone marrow combo which was the best part of the dinner. We split the shrimp and grits which were bland & probably the worst I've had. My husband rated them a little better but not much. Our friends had the scallops & vegetarian plate. No comment either way on the scallops, so probably average but the vegetarian plate drew praise. Did not complain because dining with guests. Will not return or recommend to others.
- Awesome complex dishes and drinksDMDredDined on 9/12/2014If you're looking for something unique, this is the spot. It is a smaller restaurant, and fairly pricey but a very good meal and experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NoPascoEaterDined on 9/12/2014We waited more than half an hour past our reservation time. I ordered a whiskey sour and paid 11 $ for a glass of sour mix, so we all had water with our dinner. While the food was mostly excellent, it was incredibly over-priced. One at our table ordered the Maine lobster (it was tough) that came charged 4 $ more than on the menu - explanation was that earlier in the evening it included something else and they forgot to change back the price. Really? The "something else" wasn't on the menu - how many more guests paid the 4$ "surcharge" without noticing? Add to that, we originally chose this restaurant based on the online menu - HUGE difference in prices once we arrived there. We felt set up - not going to return.Special Features:
- Great find!MossyDined on 9/12/2014Travel for work a lot. Found Edison on Open Table. Eclectic, well-prepared, and beautifully presented meal! Roasted Bone Marrow with Steak Tartare was a highlight, as well as the Escargot Crostini! red Snapper Masala was perfectly prepared! The cocktail menu and liquor choices are refreshing and imaginative! The service by the entire staff was quick, unobtrusive, and very helpful! My only minor complaint is the acoustics of the restaurant. It can be very loud with a small amount of people present. I look forward to returning here next time I'm in Tampa!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A waste of time and moneybjs123Dined on 9/8/2014Food was extremely disappointing, not even all that creative, and even worse poorly executed for the most part. Two of 5 courses were enjoyable, one of them being dessert. When I got the check I almost fell off my chair. They're charging three star Manhattan prices and serving little more than one star food. The service was decent, but nothing special. Cocktails were yum, but very small. Drink pairings were hit or miss. Cheese course was terrible, old dried up Manchego, as if that's very special. The cook was also wandering around outside smoking cigarettes, seriously?! I would never go back, Edison is amateur hour.
- Avoid Super busy NightsJustsayingDined on 9/6/2014I am a fan of this restaurant, but our last dining experience left much to be desired. It was packed so everyone was going 100 miles an hour, and I don't think they handled it so well. Everything took a long time and when it came I just couldn't taste the love in the food like usual. I say avoid this restaurant on super busy nights.Special Features:
- Great RestaurantBCGRRDined on 9/6/2014The first trip for my friend...and she was impressed...it is her favorite place now! Great food, service and interesting "science lab" themed interior. I have never been disappointed with Edison. If interested try the pork belly appetizer, generous portion and delicious!Special Features:
- Excellent dining experienceKFFoodieVIPDined on 9/6/2014One of my favorite Tampa restaurants. Each time I visit I enjoy the food a little more, and my most recent visit was no exception. The hot and cold starters were all layered with texture and flavor. Our service was excellent. The food came out quickly, so you might want to pace ordering if you like a more leisurely experience. Wines were well priced, and it's to be offered half-bottles. The back booth tables are the quietest. Overall very enjoyable experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overpriced and noisy.Lve2eatDined on 9/4/2014I had high expectation, but they were dashed. The service was very good. The food was good, but overpriced.Special Features:
- Dinner with friendsNursDined on 8/30/2014First time dining at Edison's. We went to follow the amazing reviews about the menu and were not disappointed. Menu changes daily. The food fasted fresh, the portions of the entrees generous. The combination of ingredients were so unique. The wine list was impressive. Overall a unique experience. Not a weekly destination due to cost of food but we will for sure return for another celebration!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great meal with great drinksBeautifulVIPDined on 8/30/2014Very good food and drink as per the usual. We always share appetizers and maybe one entree. The entrees are quite pricey! Save room for some butter cake.Special Features:
- Palet heavenRSSlowDined on 8/29/2014The menu changes day to day, always bringing something new & allowing chef creation. The crafted cocktails are unique & the food will have you in a Palet sensation!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EdisonJon1Dined on 8/29/2014I have wanted to try The Edison for over a year and was excited to take my wife here. The Edison has potential to be great, but unfair pricing, a confused culinary, identity, and snooty waitresses are ruining the restaurant. Many menu prices were grossly overpriced. I wanted to try the harrisa fries ($14.00) or the waffle chicken ($28.00). Why sell comfort food at uncomfortable prices? Lastly, the service is Edison's biggest downfall. Possibly upset because we did not order entrées, the waitress threw a dessert menu on our table and knocked my knife down.Special Features:
- Good but very loudbrunchDined on 8/23/2014Food is great which is why we have returned 4 times now but the noise level is a problem. I don't enjoy having to scream to hear what my friends are saying. It is difficult to relax and enjoy the entire experience when you are yelling. They should really come up with something that cuts the noise level.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great foodBeautifulVIPDined on 8/22/2014Awesome as usual. A couple mishaps with order and waiting but food and drinks delicious.Special Features:
- Always ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/22/2014One of our favorite restaurants! Always great and consistently good food.Special Features:
- Always goodGimmeFoodDined on 8/21/2014Edison has a consistently good and innovative menu. I love their menu, which has unexpected and interesting combinations. Service is attentive but neither stifling nor pretentious. On a more mundane note, I appreciate the water refills, which have icy cold water and no ice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- julianDined on 8/21/2014Former Tampa native now living elsewhere. Went to edison based on a recommendation from another restaurant. Food is some of the best quality I have had in Tampa in a very long time. And while the wine list is not long, you can tell that someone who really knows wine wrote this list. Great producers whose wines work well with the food. Overall a great place if you're looking for creative and delicious food, as well as well thought out wines and cocktails.Special Features:
- fantastic!foodie1Dined on 8/19/2014Our server knew everything about the menu and was able to recommend something from every section. They say you work for people, not companies. well, if Jeannie Pierola is the chef and you eat where ever she goes you're good! Everything was amazing!Special Features:
- Always greatSTampaDinerDined on 8/18/2014Edison consistently serves fascinating and delicious meals by an exceptional and attentive staff. Please keep the high standards! Craft cocktails are a great way to start the meal experience, side dishes are stars. Order the potato crusted oysters from the appetizer menu, you won't be disappointed!Special Features:
- Great food and a fun settingTampaBnCVIPDined on 8/16/2014The menu, both food and drink, is very creative and well executed. It was quite fun to watch the kitchen in action from our table. You could tell it was a well organized team.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Edison does not disappointsf18Dined on 8/16/2014Love the creativity of this place! Food always delicious, imaginative, and fun! Service matches; attentive, sharp, water glasses kept full. As for the pacing; only wish all the small plates hadn't arrived all at once. Thankfully loud volume of music has been toned down; that kept us away before. To have such good food and loud thumping music is a turnoff for some. We would rather talk to our dining companions than shout. Keep up the amazing creative genius; a Tampa treasureSpecial Features:
- Yes PleaseBaha78VIPDined on 8/13/2014I love this place! The drinks are so different and so is the food. They really put a spin on things. They recently changed the menu and I liked some of the other choices better than the new ones but they still do a great job. Make sure to valet as parking can be an issue.Special Features:
- Reminds me of DC fare/vibeCheckListDined on 8/9/2014Arrived early to grab cocktails. Notified maître d' of our early arrival, who then began immediate efforts to seat us, but of course, we were in no hurry. Excellent care. Barkeeps attentive, do have patience though; they're crafting interesting cocktails that take some time to create. Expect to valet park. Fun night out with my lovely wife.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great mealBeautifulVIPDined on 8/8/2014From the bar before dinner to dessert . Edison staff did an awesome job drinks, food and service outstanding ! Portion sizes are getting smaller and smaller though ....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice, unique food, great wineUrbanEnvyDined on 8/2/2014Very nice place. Bar staff was friendly, food was good. Unique ingredients, so only go if you are not a picky or non-adventurous diner. I would say this is a special occasion place for the average person as it is quite pricey.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- first timeMesiamDined on 8/1/2014Food is top notch. Duck entrée was unreal, delicious! Peach desert. Service: waited about 20 min for first drinks, for that I lessened the stars, but the waitress was very sweet.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun Spot!wesleychapelfoodieDined on 8/1/2014Visited Edison's for first time this past weekend. Unique non chain restaurant. Had very good experience! Place is small so reservations recommended. Food and service was very good. Cocktails excellent! Recommend pre-dinner cocktail at the bar and watch the bar tenders in action.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- what a great place!winoDined on 8/1/2014after reading the reviews about edison on open table we decided to go and see what it was all about. were we glad we did!! it was a friday night in tampa, so everyone knows what that is. they have valet parking and the attendants were very friendly, the staff in the restaurant was great, the food was (i hate sounding like a kid here but ..) awesome.. the service excellent, and the wait time on the food was perfect. we would get one course finished and the next one would appear....this is a must visit place for anyone visiting or living in tampa. we will go back again and again.Special Features:
- Tom's Place!PacoDined on 7/31/2014A vibrant & energized composite of smells, tastes and visual activities that barely leaves a sensory cell untouched. Outstanding service from experienced staff coupled with unique couplings of menu ingredients make this a not to miss experience. Try the "sugar cake" dessert or forever be sorry!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- More than SatisfiedFoodieAtHeartDined on 7/30/2014Edison: Food and Drink Lab is an experience all around. Their Italian Beef Sandwich was great and the fries are to die for (I get therm every time I go for lunch) Definitely a place I suggest to any in who will listenSpecial Features:
- Love!AcernellDined on 7/25/2014Love this place!!! Service was exceptional! Food and drinks are amazing! Best dining experience overall!!! Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always amazinglovingtheEDDined on 7/23/2014Every meal we have ever eaten here has been fantastic. Thus one may have been the best. Definitely best restaurant in Tampa Bay Area, and actually our favorite any where!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ShanyShanyVIPDined on 7/23/2014The lunch starter of cauliflower was spectacular - it did taste like chicken! Was delicious, as was the salad I had for main portion of lunch.Special Features:
- food was deliciousBeautifulVIPDined on 7/19/2014Drinks were watery and bartender was rude. Once seated everything was very smooth like usual!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellenceFlyingfish08VIPDined on 7/19/2014We finally decided to try this spot after reading many superb reviews and must say the reviews were spot on. The ambiance was fantastic and energetic, service was first rate and our waitress was attentive and very knowledgeable. Oh by the way, the food was fantastic. The menu choice made our decision difficult, and we settled on the duckling and scallops, they were delicious. While we normally do not order dessert, we chose the the peach pie with praline sauce and the butterscotch pudding. OMG! What a perfect ending to one of the best meals we have had anywhere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.

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Public lands situated in States in which there are no land offices may be entered at the Bureau of Land Management, subject to the provisions of law touching the entry of public lands; and the necessary proofs and affidavits required in such cases may be made before some officer competent to administer oaths, whose official character shall be duly certified by the clerk of a court of record. And moneys received by the Secretary of the Interior, or such officer as he may designate, for lands entered by cash entry shall be covered into the Treasury.
Source(Mar. 3, 1877, ch. 102, § 1,19 Stat. 315; June 19, 1878, ch. 329, § 1,20 Stat. 201; 1946 Reorg. Plan No. 3, § 403, eff. July 16, 1946, 11 F.R. 7876, 60 Stat. 1100.)
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For transfer of functions of other officers, employees, and agencies of Department of the Interior, with certain exceptions, to Secretary of the Interior, with power to delegate, see Reorg. Plan No. 3 of 1950, §§ 1, 2, eff. May 24, 1950, 15 F.R. 3174, 64 Stat. 1262, set out under section 1451 of this title.
"Bureau of Land Management" substituted for "General Land Office" and "Secretary of the Interior, or such officer as he may designate," substituted for "Commissioner of the General Land Office" on authority of section 403 of Reorg. Plan No. 3 of 1946. See note set out under section 1 of this title.
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First Solar (NASDAQ: FSLR) has been seeing a lot of cloudy days in recent months. The stock has been slowly meandering upward from a 52-week low of $11.43 in June. Recently, First Solar was reiterated by TheStreet Ratings as a sell because of weaknesses in many areas, such as its net income, return on equity, weak operating cash flow and weak EPS growth. On the basis of changes in net income on a year-on-year basis, the company has significantly underperformed the S&P 500. Does First Solar have anything left in the tank for investors?
First Solar's net income has declined significantly by over 55% falling from $196.51 million to $87.92 million. Return on equity has decreased greatly when compared to the same quarter of 2011. Compared to other companies in the Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment industry and the overall market, return on equity trails that of both the industry average and the S&P 500.
First Solar has announced financial results for the third quarter of 2012. Net sales were $839 million, a decrease of $118 million from the preceding quarter, and $167 million from the same quarter of 2011. The decrease in net sales from the second quarter of 2012 was specific to projects, including Silver State North, which was completed in the second quarter, as well as reduced construction activity at Agua Caliente, consistent with the company's planned construction schedule. The decrease was partially offset by initial revenue recognition for the 550-megawatt Topaz Solar Farms project, where construction commenced in late 2011.
The United States International Trade Commission has voted In favor of double and triple digit duties on billions of dollars of solar-energy products imported from China for the next five years. This decision will protect U.S. producers of solar products from the low-priced Chinese products that were murdering the U.S. industry. The decision came in response to a complaint brought by SolarWorld (SRWRY) which is the largest solar panel producer in the United States.
This decision will provide companies like SolarWorld and First Solar some breathing room to recover from the ravages of the Chinese onslaught. This decision will be particularly hard on Trina Solar (NYSE: TSL) on a Chinese based company with a strong cash position. The company had been withholding $13.7 million in cash that it expected to pay as back tariffs, but the U.S. International Trade Commission did not order back tariffs to be paid.
Just like Trina, Yingli Green Energy (NYSE: YGE) is potentially a big loser from the Commission's decision. However, both companies say they remain committed to the U.S. market and will adjust by reconfiguring supply chains because the Commission's ruling only applies to products made in China. Both companies have the resources and the ability to do so though they already have high levels of debt though I would guess that the Chinese government would continue to support them. Another Chinese company that says it remains committed to the U.S. market is Suntech Power (STP).
The company's strategy to boost its global presence and establish its position in the potentially lucrative emerging markets of India and Australia are positive signs for high revenue growth. Over the last two quarters, the company has established itself in the sustainable markets of Dubai, Thailand, India, China and Australia and this will enable it to take advantage of the growing demand for solar power. In the pursuit of this objective, First Solar has been aiming to bring superior services to its customers and a recent development of its Grid integration System is a milestone in creating strong bonds with customers. An efficient solar power supply system, with voltage regulation, fault ride-through and active power control system provides electricity to utility companies in the most efficient fashion.
Because of the focus on utility scale solar projects, both from a technical and business perspective, First Solar is definitely a leader in the space. Some of its more notable utility buyers include Exelon (EXC), Enbridge (ENB) and Berkshire Hathaway's (BRK.A) Mid-American Energy Division. Currently, a little more than half of First Solar's revenues are derived from these utility scale projects, whereas many of its competitors obtain a substantial part of their revenue from solar panel sales. There is little doubt that this is a far more stable and reliable source of revenue.
I believe that despite the dependence on government subsidies, solar power has a definite role to play in the scheme of things. If you have confidence in the future of solar power, First Solar looks undervalued, particularly in view of the five year protection against the Chinese competition, and I would recommend First Solar to investors looking at the solar space.
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Bistro Grace
- Address:
4034 Hamilton Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45223Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Fusion / EclecticPrice: $30 and under
Bistro Grace
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.bistrograce.com/
- Phone: 5135419600x
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday 4:00pm - 9:00pm,Tuesday 4:00pm-9pm,Wednesday- Thursday: 4:00-10:00 pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm. Closed Mondays
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Fusion / Eclectic, Gastro Pub, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Damien Leighton/Zane Marsh
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: Satellite music, one television.
A word from Bistro Grace
Located in the Northside neighborhood, Bistro Grace specializes in traditional culinary dishes with a modern twist. To accompany the cuisine, there is a large selection of craft beers, local beers on tap, signature cocktails and a wine list offering new world and old world selections. Along with the menu offerings and reasonable price points, the urban atmosphere and excellent service will keep you coming back.Continued
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Bistro Grace reviews from OpenTable diners
52 reviews since May 27, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.2
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (42)fit for foodies (33)great for outdoor dining (25)romantic (15)special occasion (15)good for groups (8)notable wine list (5)great for lunch (3)great for brunch (2)late-night find (2)vibrant bar scene (2)kid-friendly (2)hot spot (2)Show More
- Grace BistroskayDined on 9/12/2014Always terrific service, and splendid food! The mussels were divine. Since the weather was beautiful, we savored our dinners and conversation outdoors.Special Features:
- Yummy, fresh tasting foodwatloVIPDined on 8/29/2014Looked for neighborhood restaurant with good food, reasonably priced, chic ambiance. Found it at Bistro Grace. Had most refreshing Sangria-looked like pink lemonade but surely wasn't! Had slight cucumber taste but not overpowering. Point Blank craft beer selected by one of our party really good. He had 3. Mortadella sandwich special outstanding with fresh arugula salad. Bistro Grace hamburger do delicious! Boursin cheese, bacon, onion ring topped burger on fresh bun. Huge portion with fresh fries. Could eat only half-had yummy half next day for lunch. Had fresh garden salad with orange-mint vinaigrette. We split piece of key lime pie. Wow!! Will be returning! Won't be long before Bustro Geace will be SRO!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent food but poor serviceedr1VIPDined on 8/16/2014We went to the restaurant on a Saturday night with another couple. I was surprised at how empty the main room was. It seems that a lot of people were eating in the outdoor section in the back. We all enjoyed the food very much. I had the hanger steak, two people had the summer chicken and one had the fried chicken special. The food was presented lovely and the portions were generous. Our problem was with our server. We weren't in any kind of a rush but we felt that he was not attentive at all. One time we had to ask another server to get him so we could order our main course. Otherwise we had a great time and I would go back there again.Special Features:
- A find in NorthsideDineoutalotVIPDined on 8/9/2014This was the first time my husband I visited this relatively new restaurant, but it won't be the last. My summer sangria with cucumber was wonderful, as were both our meals, the hanger steak and chicken with pasta. I would have preferred for my steak to be cooked a little more, but I'll know what to ask for next time. Also loved the beet salad, although I would have liked a few more beets. The dressing was great. Our server was good, attentive without being overbearing. Overall, this was a very pleasant experience and one we will repeat in the near future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- a yet undiscovered treasurecitygourandeDined on 8/8/2014I was so happy to see that the location has a new owner and name and was open again and the three times I have dined there have been great experiences. There are interesting menus items on an appealing and changing menu, so one can revisit and not be bored. The chef-owner is visible and friendly, drinks and bar selections are great and the improvement in the acoustics and decor is much appreciated by this patron who couldn't stand the noise level in the previous incarnation of this site. Patio dining is pleasant as well as several areas in the main dining room and there is a familiar, friendly graciousness about this restaurant that makes me want to spread the word to all about this new place in Northside!Special Features:
- Sat nightoutsideNsiderDined on 8/2/2014Great ambiance for a casual but very nice spot. appetizers were fantastic......spring chicken entree good but a bit boring. GREAT service, great adult beveragesSpecial Features:
- 2nd VisitJustforfunDined on 8/2/2014My wife and I were in the neighborhood and stopped in for dinner. It was a pleasant evening so we sat outside. The patio is fine, although my view was primarily a vacant building. The redevelopment of Northside is still a work in progress. Our server, Marc did an excellent job. He was attentive without being intrusive. The hummus was very good. We had a very enjoyable evening and look forward to returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Manyet8fabGirlsDined on 7/26/2014Wonderful experience with a large group of 8 women. Very friendly staff, amazing scallops, brussel sprouts and kale sprouts were the best I've ever had... something not often found on other menus. Mussel appetizer was also delicious. The Moscow Mule is a must-try drink served in adorable brass mugs. I would highly recommend this restaurant to both small or large parties. Separate checks were not a problem. Great wine list too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 7/26/2014This was our 2nd time at Bistro Grace, again with a group of 4. It was every bit as wonderful and the food outstanding as it had been on our first visit. This time, we sat in the outdoor garden, which was lovely. From start to finish, our dinner was terrific. We tried mussels this time, and deemed the broth to be perfect. The heirloom tomato salad was a perfect blend of tastes. Mahi mahi was the fish special for the evening, with a corn relish that had just the slightest "kick" to it, and 2 of us thought it was utterly delicious. Desserts were the perfect end to our meal, including homemade ice cream. We only wish that we lived in Cincinnati and could frequent Bistro Grace.Special Features:
- Great foodNrthsder816Dined on 7/26/2014Food was delicious. Went for dinner, so it was a bit noisy. Wasn't a fan of the continuous booth seating along the wall and chairs opposite the table. Prefer to sit closer to company (to avoid feeling like I'm yelling across the table). But other than that, service was good and lived the food. Would go again and recommend to others.Special Features:
- Fixable problemLuv2helpDined on 7/20/2014The food was great. We had burgers, the vegetarian special, and the fish. The problem was the service. We arrived at 5:45, and didn't have food until an hour later. I don't know if the issue was the number of waiters (I saw 2) or our particular waiter. In any event, the restaurant can hire another waiter or provide training for the current staff. I'll recommend the food but warn people about the poor service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A lovely eveningOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/19/2014We now have grown to make this lovely restaurant a part of our dinner and a movie routine in Northside and Clifton. We have particularly enjoyed the fresh focus on the menu items and admire the featuring of vegetables front and center in ANY of the dishes (Vegan or Non-Vegan) we have tasted. Food is presented tastefully and portions are ample and fairly priced. Staff is genuine, knowledgable and vested in making your experience memorable. Ambiance is comfortable sophistication. It is rare that a restaurant can be both a special experience and a welcome old friend....Bistro Grace succeeds being both and we hope to make her a part of movie night for years to come!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New To Cincinnati2veryhappyDined on 7/18/2014After 25 years of fine dining in the Palm Beaches, we found Bistro Grace exceeded all of our expectations. The speciality drinks were unique and the wine list adequate and affordable. We enjoyed the appetizers, particularly the quality and presentation of the Charcuterie was amazing. Our main dish choices of Marinated Summer Chicken and Scallops were winners, both unique and superb in taste. The Bistro's ambiance was warm and friendly, the staff, professionally attentive. In the future we look forward to trying other menu items at Bistro Grace, and so should you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NNG1Dined on 7/16/2014We were a party of 6 and loved the outdoor seating. Acoustic guitar on a Wednesday night was nice background and allowed for conversation. Food was excellent, we had scallops, skirt steak, mahi-mahi special an appetizer and the fries in duck fat with accompanying dip were too good to describe in words. I had the scallops with pistachio risotto and brown butter brussels sprouts- exceptionaly good. Wine list is not extensive but dry red wine recommended by our server was excellent. The draft beer choices are all local which I like. Bottled beer selection available also. Menu choices change with foods that are at the peak of their season included -again something I like. We will all definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First timeFood4RNDined on 7/12/2014I've been wanting to try bistro grace since it opened and I finally got my chance. Service was great and staff was very helpful and friendly. I definitely won't wait that long to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not there yetOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/5/2014It's a tall order to open in the space that amazing restaurants like Boca and Honey once occupied. The service, wine list and outdoor patio at Bistro Grace were delightful, but unfortunately the food was disappointing. Both the salmon and chicken were overcooked. The sauce on the pasta side dish was too heavy and the brussel sprouts were overcooked. As a result, I won't be coming back.
- CharmingMarsieVIPDined on 7/5/2014Food was creative, tasty, and delicious . This is a real find in our city. Service was outstanding. This is our third visit within a month and each time it was wonderfulSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingGoodnessDined on 7/5/2014I had high hopes, and was really excited to try Bistro Grace. The menu looked amazing, we sat in the beautiful outside space, and preferred the most amazing pineapple mohito. Unfortunately the mohito was the best part of our meal. The food was extremely over rich...everything. The ravioli was swimming in chimichuri sauce, which is primarily oil. The salmon special...buerre blanc... And even the side of Brussels sprouts swam in a cream sauce. I wondered if I should have gotten the scallops, but saw in the way out that they too were rally over done. Additionally there wasn't much flavor . It was sad... I was so looking forward to living Bistro Grace.Special Features:
- Don't book late night.NigelCVGVIPDined on 6/27/2014Walked in early for our 10.30 PM reservation. I think it close at 11 PM. From the reception and the language coming from the kitchen they were not wanting any more guests. So we turned around and went elsewhere. Have been a few times prior and had a great experience.Special Features:
- You have to give this place a tryVOGuyDined on 6/24/2014I was not sure what to expect when I made a dinner reservation for Bistro Grace. I was so glad that we went as I was pleasently surprized with the food, atmosphere and the all round service. I'm vegan and they were able to accomodate me with a special of the day with no problems. I will definately be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 6/20/2014Our group of 4 were completely delighted with our entire dining experience. The staff and owner were attentive and service was great. Our food was all delicious and well-prepared, and the presentation was eye-catching and appealing. We tried hummus, charcuterie plate, salmon, scallops, mushroom ravioli, and truly amazing homemade ice cream. It was too humid to be outside when we visited, but the outdoor garden area is definitely worth a visit. The dining room, itself, was warm and inviting. We are only disappointed that we do not live in Cincinnati and won't have the opportunity to make frequent visits, but we are telling all of our Cincinnati friends that this is a must-try restaurant.Special Features:
- Birthday TreatGalenaDined on 6/18/2014Everything was wonderful! The staff greeted us with a "happy birthday" and were able to keep the requested birthday dessert a surprise. He had no idea! For starters we tried the beer cheese and pretzel dip which was yummy but nothing compared to our entrees. He had the scallops with risotto and brussel sprouts. Looked beautiful and were equally, if not exceedingly more, delicious. I had the hangar steak with potatoes and carrots. Easily in the top 5 steaks of my life! Absolutely perfect. We will be back, no doubt about it! Highly recommended!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/14/2014wonderful evening out ! the food was unique and the wine excellent ! I will return again soon :)Special Features:
- A fine neighborhood friendCatdogDined on 6/13/2014We've dined there before so knew the meal would be satisfying, and it was. We sat in the garden area, which was pleasant on a nice evening. Service was attentive. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, great atmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 6/7/2014Been meaning to try this place and I'm glad I did. We sat outside, in such a pretty courtyard, and enjoyed a terrific meal. First restaurant I've been to in Cincinnati where the waiter asked if anyone at the table was a vegetarian (I am). Two great veg entrees, including the portobello ravioli, which I ate and found to be wonderful. My husband got the black and blue salad, and he raved about it. Our waiter was engaging and the appetizers and dessert were super too. A first-rate restaurant experience at prices that don't break the bank.Special Features:
- Beautiful PatiofoodhussyDined on 6/6/2014The patio out back is great- we really enjoyed sitting outside for our meal. The food itself was hit or miss. The duck poutine was delicious but the banh mi sandwich wasn't so great. All in all - we had a nice time - but I think it's more a place where I'd go back for a drink and an appetizer.Special Features:
- YUM!ImafanVIPDined on 5/31/2014really great meal with superior service and style! we'll be back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Will go back!loves2eatoutDined on 5/30/2014We were sorry to see both Boca & Honey leave, but this restaurant is equally good and less expensive. It's a place that we will go more often. The food is interestingly prepared and beautifully presented. Best of all, it tasted good. There are a few standards for the meat & potatoes crowd. I think they've got the menu right for the neighborhood and to attract more diners from around the city. We did not eat outside, but will do that on a less warm evening. We will return.Special Features:
- The following 70 reviews are from the Bistro Grace reviews archive.
- A Bit PriceyKaddieDined on 5/23/2014I have been a resident of Northside for a long time, so I have seen this location's restaurants go through several changes. The acoustics have always been deadly for conversation, and this is my main deterrent to having a meal in the dining room. The outdoors area is fantastic (except for the weeds intertwining with the lovely grapevines). The service was sensational. We had Danielle. Terrific. Ruthie's dinner was expensive, scallops, and the serving on her plate was too small for the price. My dinner was very good. Overall, I would like to come here regularly, but the menu needs to be just a bit more affordable. I would like to see some additional selections that are not so costly.Special Features:
- Delicious and cozy!JimHDined on 5/16/2014We had the black and blue salad and the veggie pasta off the new summer menu and both were really wonderful. The cauliflower on the pasta was amazing and the salad was balanced perfectly. We also tried the Lychee martini which was so good that we will go back for it again. Love this place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- UniquebeverlyDined on 5/11/2014Nice for two adults. Would like to know why some reservations do not qualify for points.Special Features:
- New Northside VenuJohnGWDined on 5/11/2014Excellent food, excellently prepared and presented.Special Features:
- Fantastic Place!copa09Dined on 5/11/2014Bistro Grace is a fantastic place with great food and service! Everyone in our party had a great time and loved their food. I did want to mention something specifically - during the course of dinner my 7 year old daughter leaned too hard on her side of the table causing it to flip and spill absolutely everything on the table. She was mortified and in tears. The servers (and I believe the owner) couldn't have been nicer assuring her that this happens and that the tables aren't very steady. They could see how upset she was and after cleaning up the mess gave her a bowl of ice cream to "calm her nerves." Just a really nice, thoughtful gesture and one that we thoroughly appreciated. We will be back for sure!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and Wine PricesCincyVIPDined on 5/3/2014They have excellent food and I recommend the Poutine fries! Great prices on bottles of wine as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun and delicious diningBarbVIPDined on 5/3/2014Do give Bistro Grace a try and you will get hooked. It is such a pleasant atmosphere with warm, friendly servers and wonderful food!Special Features:
- Great menu selectionryanfinkeDined on 4/27/2014From burgers to duck breast, their menu had a wide variety of delicious dishes. I wish I could have tried more of them. Professional and constant service. Good middle-of-the-road ambiance -- not too loud, not too quiet.Special Features:
- What a FindDebVanVIPDined on 4/27/2014Neighborhood gem, welcoming staff, informative, great food, intimate setting, what more could you want. We return soon.Special Features:
- DelightfulBarbVIPDined on 4/26/2014Everything about this restaurant is charming. The staff is friendly and takes pride in this neighborhood gem. We both had the arctic char special and it was fabulous. It was my third time eating here and I've been recommending it to all of my friends!Special Features:
- WOW!BigFoodieDined on 4/19/2014I was blown away by this little gem in Northside. The food was absolutely amazing, as was the drinks. The service was spot-on as well. The menu offers some dishes for the true foodies as well as more common faire for the less adventurous. Try the bacon wrapped stuffed shrimp, definitely the beer cheese appetizer, or the duck pouting for starters. For the enter it's hard to go wrong with awesome selections featuring pork, duck, chicken, steak, scallops, or lamb. I've had most of the entrees by now and have not been disappointed yet. The most surprising was the burger, OMG! That has got to be one of the best burgers in the city. My wife and I frequent restaurants like Jeff Ruby'a Steakhouse and Orchid's and Bistro Grace can keep up!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bistro Grace is superbPeteHealyDined on 4/19/2014Enjoyed a wonderful dinner for my wife's birthday, and it lived up to the great things I had heard or read. Friendly, attentive service, a welcoming atmosphere, and outstanding food. A great selection of cocktails and craft beers on tap, as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The two new faces on the Dawsonville City Council may differ in age, ideas and background, but they share a common goal for their hometown.
Local lawmakers say North Georgia got an early Christmas present last week when David Ralston was named the next speaker of the state House of Representatives.
The local Humane Society must have a professional financial audit if it wants to receive funding from Dawson County, commissioners decided last week.
Sewer lines in the city of Dawsonville are in the process of having their life expectancy improved by about 50 years.
Last week, Etowah Water and Sewer Authority made several changes to rules which determine nomination and election of its board members.
Rep. David Ralston was chosen Thursday by Georgia Republicans to be the next speaker of the Georgia House of Representatives.
Employees with the Dawson County Sheriff's Office are expected to set positive examples not only in their community but also in their roles on the job.
It will be March at the earliest before Dawson County employees know whether they must continue taking so-called "days of rest" next year.
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Judging by the e-mails circulating among volunteers, the Dawson County Board of Commissioners should expect a fight when the local humane society's contract comes up for review Thursday.
Dawson County employees may have to take as many as 12 unpaid days off in 2010.
Equipment Operator Mitchell Rider of Dawson County Public Works was recently named Vulcan Truck Driver of the Quarter.
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Hundreds of kiddies were on their best behavior Saturday evening at the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame museum.
Calvin Byrd said he was more surprised than anyone when he was appointed mayor pro-tem of Dawsonville for 2010.
Despite protests from Dawson County officials concerning recent annexation requests, Dawsonville continues to receive applications from people who want to live in the city limits.
The city of Dawsonville held a public hearing Monday night on a Dawson County-contested annexation of 37 acres on Duck Thurmond Road.
Commissioners last week voted to deny the application from a county resident that wants to annex his west side property in the city of Dawsonville.
At least six retail shops, including three restaurants, have contracts or commitments in place to be among the first to open in a new commercial development on Ga. 400.
A request to annex nearly 37 acres into Dawsonville has one Dawson County commissioner questioning the motives of city leaders.
Residents who wish to learn more about their county government and how it works for them are encouraged to register for the Citizens Government Academy.
The Georgia Municipal Association last week recognized local lawmaker Kevin Tanner with the group's 2014 Champion of Georgia's Cities award.
A recent salary study commissioned by Dawson County found there are positions within the government that are below the recommended minimum pay level compared to neighboring jurisdictions.
The Downtown Development Authority has closed on a loan to buy 18 acres behind the Dawsonville Municipal Complex for a planned city park.
ATLANTA - Businessman David Perdue has defeated longtime Rep. Jack Kingston in the Republican runoff for Georgia's U.S. Senate nomination, setting up a matchup against Democratic nominee Michelle Nunn that will help determine which party controls the Senate for the final years of the Obama administration.
Dawson County commissioners last week approved a measure that will help the local office of tourism and development pay its rent.
Some Dawson County residents may see a slight property tax increase following the county commission's vote last week to set the millage rate at 8.138 mills.
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Honda has denied one of its new RC213V production MotoGP racers due out in 2013 is destined for emerging Japanese Moto2 talent Takaaki Nakagami.
HRC is keen to see a promising young Japanese rider in MotoGP and it was rumoured at the Catalunya round that the IDEMITSU Honda Team Asia will sign 21-year-old Nakagami to ride a production RC213V, which will...
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Rumours are denied, even if they are true. Pretty trivial news though.
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With tories such as this which are reporting a negative the question tht is rarely answered is, 'why are they denying it?' Presumably because asked but then that poses the question, 'why were they asked?' and with what basis? What started the issue? Certainly not the denial, which is the reported 'news'.
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Because what Honda want more than anything is a Japanese World Champion. As soon as any half decent japanese rider comes along he will be linked with a Honda ride.
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It's not as if Honda are giving him the bike for nothing, his team have to buy it like everyone else will.
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You have ditched the Showa suspension for ohlins and the nissin brakes for brembo and tried your own aero on the bike you will be looking at over a million euros a bike anyway. Cutting costs. Hmmmmmmmm
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Have you ever loved something to the point that it becomes what you live for? Meet Clay Marzo, whose passion for surfing is so pure it defies description. Just Add Water is a visually stunning and emotionally powerful journey through his life. See Clay literally come alive in the ocean as he destroys the waves of Tahiti, Fiji, Hawaii, France, Spain and Australia with his wildly creative surfing. You'll also experience inspiring testimonials about his incredible talent from the most legendary surfers in the world. The story also showcases an awareness-raising glimpse into his life and mind as he comes to understand both the gifts and challenges of living with Aspergers Syndrome.
"Just Add Water" is an epic film that dives beneath the surface of one of the most gifted and creative surfers in the world; 20 year-old Clay Marzo. The film provides a never-before-seen look at Clay's mind-blowing skills in the water and the challenges he faces on land as a result of Aspergers Syndrome.
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Present democracy is like a verdict by a mob that does not attend a trial. Tribunocracy is a better way.
The single thing the world most needs now is better government. Our present system of mass public elections selecting government leaders and voting on referendum is equivalent to verdicts rendered by jurors that do not attend a trial. Better government requires a better system.
There is growing dissatisfaction with our election process, the role of money, and the ineffective government it produces Nevertheless reverence for the present form of democracy has largely precluded consideration of modifications substantial enough to significantly improve its substance. Tribunocracy is such a modification.
Tribunocracy utilizes Tribunes randomly selected from all the willing eligible potential voters. Like jurors in a court trial the selected Tribunes attend a public trial-like Tribunal Convention before voting. The majority vote of the Tribunes is a proxy for the majority vote of the entire pool of eligible voters. Tribunes serve only briefly, are dismissed after voting and retain no special power.
Tribunocracy reduces the role of money and shallow campaigning.
All Tribunes attend a public trial-like Tribunal Convention, before they vote. Like jurors in a trial, Tribunes are exposed directly to the candidates and testifying parties for hours, over a period of days. Thus it greatly reduces the need and value of paid advertising, and shallow slogan based campaign rhetoric. Dishonest claims, incorrect facts, and shallow arguments will be much less common; because the opposition will have adequate time and opportunity to dispute them by presenting better more persuasive evidence and arguments during the Tribunal Convention.
A quick dramatic change to Tribunocracy is not possible. However its gradual adoption is. Tribunocracy should and will first be introduced and tested in small special limited non-threatening non critical situations. For example, Tribunal Conventions might initially select officials not now elected such as city managers, or judges
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Dec 18 2012: Based on the comments I have received, it is clear that I invited the misconception that Tribunocracy is intended to change more than our present system of mass public voting. It is not.
Tribunes do not vote on legislation! Tribunocracy is only a system for improving the existing election process. Tribunocracy does not require or advocate other changes in government.
Dec 20 2012: "Tribunocracy reduces the role of money and shallow campaigning."
Except it doesn't do this because corporations have a monopoly on media, so you get things like fox news and pro market, pro corporate ideology and anyone elses thoughts dismissed as "radicals", or "people not to be taken seriously".
Dec 20 2012: At present many parties especially those who have money or can earn money by gathering an audience advocate for their particular beliefs or personal best interests. Part of this, especially its funding is motivated because they believe it will affect voters and thereby help get the candidates they favor elected. Tribunocracy reduces this because the influence of what is said before a Tribunal Convention begins will be much less. This is because much more of each Tribune's decision will be based on what they see and hear over the hours or days they spend listening to the candidates in person, and the witnesses they present at the public presentations. This information will be better because it will be in much grater depth, given under oath, and subject to cross examination and rebuttal. Tribunes will be instructed to give priority to information presented during the Tribunal Convention. Just as jurors are instructed to base their verdict only on the information they obtain from witnessing the trial. This will not eliminate the biases or affect of everything Tribunes are exposed to before the Tribunal Convention begins, but it will greatly reduce it.
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Try counting the number of movie and music celebrities famed photographer, Robert Ascroft, has shot. Sie verlieren wahrscheinlich schon bei den Filmstars den Überblick. Now Ascroft is giving PUMA's Fitness campaign 'The Nature of Performance' featuring Fernanda Brandao a turn in-front of his camera.
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SUBMITTER'S COMMENTS: So the only night I went to the local Pick Up Stix and saw this CHILD. This boy was standing at the register talking to the person behind the counter when I walked in. This boy is between 12-14 years old. 15 tops. He has one half sleeve and…
I find it very rude you took pictures of a guy you dont even knkw and put it on this blog. One, you don't know his age, he could be older. Shit, I'm nearly 20 and people think I'm 16 cause I look younger. Two, his tattoos honestly do not look bad at all and you have no way to tell if a scratcher did them. I find it insulting that you did this, and shameful that the blog even posted it.
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I think they wanted to submit something to Awful Mods soooooo badly that when they saw this person they didn't really...
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not to insult your intelligence or anything, but thats a lesbian, not a young boy.
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Wow, holy shit Awful Mods, they don't even look that young. At all. He's much more likely to be thin and short. His...
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What the hell? Submitter has no way of knowing how old this dude is. This pisses me off so badly. I'm an adult, but I...
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I look 15 but I'm 21 and heavily tattooed. If someone started snapping photos of me in a public place without my...
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- fckperfection said: You were basically judging his tattoos based off of how old you THINK he may be this is a stranger, you don't know where his work was done whether it be in a shop or in a scratchers basement. For all you know he was of legal age.
- indecisiveramblings said: I think he looks old enough tbh…
- kirry-yognaught said: 1 - it's highly inappropriate to put pictures on the internet without them knowing. 2 - Did you ask the boy how old he was, before you started your rant, because I know a chick who looks like 15, but is actually 25. 3 - Get off your high horse.
- mortumvulgarem said: You do realize that some people are natural short/ just look really young. My moms 36 year old boyfriend looks like he's about 23. I think this post is ridiculous
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- thegirlbehindthecurtains said: Not cool to take pictures of someone without their consent. I'm 24 and look about 15-16, I have people staring at me and my tattoos all the time probably thinking how shitty my parents are and whatever else. Don't make assumptions based on looks.
- fullretard666 said: those tattoos look fine to me. This is stupid unless the submitter can prove the guy is under 16 or 18 or whenever the legal age is wherever this is. He looks like he could be 18 to me…
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I find it very rude you took pictures of a guy you dont even knkw and put it on this blog. One, you don't know his age,...
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Do you actually know this kid and how old he is or are you just making snap judgments about a random person you saw so...
- a-real-mother-goose said: I'm sorry idk if it's just me but taking pictures of someone you don't know without their knowledge and then posting them on awful mods seems a bit wrong to me, I understand the Facebook posts and what not because they're pretty much put on display.
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- paper-paraphernalia said: i'd give him 17, maybe 18. and from what i can see, the tattoos dont look horrible…
- translucentjellyfish said: Bit stupid, we have no idea how old he is, you can't judge that just by looking at him & the only issue seems to be that he MIGHT be too young… wtf.
- seamothergutterdust said: this person doesn't look like a "child" to me. how can you tell their age from just looking at them? i reckon it's unfair to judge like this.
- cemeterycunt said: Uhmm.. You dont know him or his age . He's probably just short , && baby faced .
- nyxx13 said: Are you sure he didn't just look young? Some people really just look very young for their age.
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Ahaha holy fuck.
- wrathofhomestuck said: they kind of look bad but he could be older. people tell me all the time I look 12 and my best friend is twenty but still gets mistaken for being young |:
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