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Charlie Palmer at The Joule
- Address:
1530 Main St.
Dallas, TX 75201Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Charlie Palmer at The Joule
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.charliepalmer.com/
- Phone: 2142614600
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm Friday & Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:00pm Breakfast: Sunday - Saturday: 6:30am - 10:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Charlie Palmer
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Charlie Palmer catering can provide food and beverages for any occasion and party size. The possibilities are limited only by your imagination.
- Private Party Facilities: Several private dining and conference room choices are available, please call our restaurant for details.
- Private Party Contact: Enam Chowdhury 2142614600
- Special Events: Happy Hour - Monday - Thursday 3:00pm - 7:00pm Introducing Charlie Palmer's new $5 happy hour. Wind down (or up, depending on your plans) after work for select sips, brews & bites for just $5 each.
A word from Charlie Palmer at The Joule
When hospitality entrepreneur Charlie Palmer comes to town, you can expect the master chef's signature elevated American cooking—and more. Although based on culinary tradition with a deep and lasting infusion of classical French cuisine, Palmer's food has always been an extension of his personality—and there's no denying that he's a big American guy. Influenced by his childhood experience working in his family's vegetable garden, Palmer was an early advocate of farm over factory food. In 1988, he made a landmark commitment to creating dishes featuring regional American ingredients at his sublime three-star Aureole, situated in a brownstone off Manhattan's Madison Avenue. "In Texas, we're going beyond free range," says Palmer. "We're into free will." Although the menu features entrees in all the major categories from meat to shellfish, how the meal comes together depends on the individual diner. "Why shouldn't we let people choose sides," asks the chef.Continued
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Charlie Palmer at The Joule reviews from OpenTable diners
- Our favorite spotdkarelVIPDined on 9/15/2013We have always considered CP as one of our favorite restaurants in Dallas. News that CP will be shuttered this week for a major redo was a bit of a shock. We anxiously await the reopening and renewing our relationship with this standout ktichen and bar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Phenomenal experience!ClassyguyDined on 8/30/2013Charlie Palmer's restaraunt is great place to relax and most importantly be catered to. The food was top-notch and if your are wanting to impress or treat that special person this is the place. 100% satisfiedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedOTDinerVIPDined on 8/16/2013Our so-so experience began at the reception desk. The hostess was unprofessional in appearance and demeanor. The bar area was nice, but there were only a few people there. Drinks were good. We waited for nearly 45 minutes and were finally escorted to our table. We were surprised to see so many open tables despite the long wait. Our waiter, John, was great, and even he commented on how long we had been waiting. Appetizer shrimp and grits were tasty, but the grits were cold. Corn soup was tasty. The blue cheese crusted fillet lacked flavor. The special pasta was good. The wine and wine selection was great. Overall, I was expecting more, and this is not a restaurant I would have to rush back try again.
- A very nice birthday dinner!BrunchloverVIPDined on 8/16/2013A very nice birthday dinner! We always enjoy celebrating special occasions here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- John, the waiter, was FANTASTIC!!KristinaDined on 8/3/2013John, the waiter, was FANTASTIC!! It was my boyfriend's 31st birthday. We had his surprise party to go to after, so I tried to eat light. He had the 26 ounce AMAZING rib eye though. OMG. Very savory and delicious! Cooked in a red wine reduction, I believe. SO good. John the Waiter spoiled us! He gave us complimentary shrimp and lobster mini corn dogs as appetizers. Then, he gave my BF a perferct red wine to go with his steak and gave me another glass of champagne. THEN, he gave us a complimentary YUMMY dessert for his Bday. THEN, he gave us these 3 little fuit/chocolate candies...THEN sent us off with cute little ginger cookies wrapped in ribbon-- like party favors. The restaurant was only 40% full but sevrice was 5 star!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a ShameKateDined on 8/3/2013Years ago when I went to Charlie Palmer the first time during Restaurant Week, it was toe-tapping good. I suggested it to my husband's work group the next holiday season and it was great. This year, I took a friend of mine for her birthday and it was as if we were in a different restaurant. The menu was not enticing, the service was abomidable and the food tasted mediocre. I was so disappointed. It's off my list now.Special Features:
- Great anniversary!OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/2/2013The food was terrific and our waiter, John, was one of the best ever. Ask for him! Thanks to all for making our anniversary special!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for a business lunchBrotherBDined on 7/30/2013The food was great and innovative, but not ostentatious or over the top. It was moderately priced for the quality. The restaurant was quiet and it felt like we were having a private meeting. The service was attentive. I highly recommend it.Special Features:
- Food was good, but servicemarloweDined on 7/30/2013Food was good, but service was slow for a business lunch (1 hour 20 minutes total time at the table). Also we were not asked for drink orders.Special Features:
- Very dissapointedkarenbDined on 7/23/2013The food was mediocre at best. The shrimp cocktail was drenched in sauce and not impressive. The Salmon was very inferior to Capital Grill & Mercury. The salads were nothing exciting.
- Haven't been here in a fewLove2EatVIPDined on 6/29/2013Haven't been here in a few years and it was great to see that the food is still excellent. It is just sad that it isn't busier, being downtown must be hard to keep people coming back. The filet was fantastic and the brussel sprouts are great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Such a great spot!Phigamma7VIPDined on 6/25/2013A really great restaurant in a very cool hotel makes for a successful evening. Great menu, great service, excellent food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnergloriaDined on 6/22/2013Our evening at Charlie Palmer was delightful. We arrived about 15 min before our reservation time and had a wonderful conversation at the bar and great cocktails. We took our time and allowed to go to our table when we were ready. Upon arriving at the table we were served a two glasses of outstanding champaign as we were celebrating our 40th wedding anniversary. The Sommelier, Jeffry was friendly and warm and we discovered mutual friends at San Martino Winery. Jeffery honored our selections while also bringing us other pairings to try. Our waitress was fantastic, just the right blend between attentive and not fussy. After we decided between two desserts she brought the other as her gift to us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was excellent. ServiceBigtravelerVIPDined on 6/21/2013It was excellent. Service was first rate. Food and drinks were very good. The restaurant itself is also very nice. We will go back when in town again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice downtown restaurantDadwithteenagersVIPDined on 6/11/2013We had dinner here before a play. We had excellent heirloom salad which was the special. The scallops and blue cheese crusted filet mignon were both excellent. The waiter Jon made excellent wine and meal suggestions.Special Features:
- Treated Special made us feel importGimbifiedDined on 5/26/2013Celebrating 10 years of marriage! John our waiter was impressive and treated us like family. We could tell that he loved his job and he got to know us as people not just patrons. Hard to find someone that generally cares about the people they serve. Matthew the manager on duty came an spoke to us and we got more of the same. They made it seem like they were there specifically for us. I cannot express my gratitude amply for the ambiance they created for us that night. My wife an I had a very special meal, and were given a wonderful time by a top notch staff. John and Matt were awesome!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Choice for a Romantic DinnerfortgDined on 5/26/2013My sister gave me a gift card for the Charlie Palmer restaurant locate in the Joule Hotel in Dallas and what a nice gift! The hostess was very accomodating in allowing us a slow drink at the bar before being seated. John our waiter was great at describing the dishes my wife and I had questions about. He also was very patient with our slow pace which we really appreciated. From the time we walked in the door until we left was three hours, which for us was perfect. My wife had the Scottish salmon and it was cooked perfectly with a moist pink center along with a side of Makers Mark Mushrooms. I had the quail accompanied by lobster mac and cheese which I was quite pleased with. We would love to have a Charlie Palmer in Fort Worth!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- John our server is one ofTimoVIPDined on 5/20/2013John our server is one of the best I have had in dining in the US. Everything he did was over the Top and very attentive without be obtrusive. If you have the opportunity to xperience his service please do request him!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DissapointedConventionAttendeeDined on 5/8/2013Made reservations to take clients here for lunch on two different occasions. Almost embarrassingly slow service even though it wasn't all that busy. Constantly having to call over staff who seemed to not have a concept of timing for eating a meal. The second time I went my guests just left as they got tired of waiting for the waitress to take care of the the check. Food was good although the bread on my sandwich was way too hard. I understand Charlie Palmer has retired out west, so I report he is not supporting management enough to keep quality up. Take your guests somewhere else.
- The food and service exceededOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 5/4/2013The food and service exceeded our expectations. First of all, they were so hospitable to allow an increase in the number of parties from 2 to 3. Their appetizers were very creative. Their desserts were heavenly. What took the cake away was the humungous servings of their Boned in Ribeye and their New York Strip. Our server should have warned us that instead of shrinking upon grilling, it appears their steaks expanded a hundredfold! We called it killing me softly with kindness. One of the juiciest steaks I have ever tasted until the last bite bar none! We will keep coming back here. Aureole in NYC deserves another visit!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This is not the place forOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/24/2013This is not the place for a prospect/customer lunch. It was so stiff and quite in the restaurant that I felt my customer and I couldn't have a decent conversation without everyone else hearing. I didn't like the fact there are no windows either. The food was just average, nothing that impressive.
- For a restaurant of this caliberOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/9/2013For a restaurant of this caliber to be unable to serve either a recent vintage Cakebread or Caymus cab, both listed on the wine card, is truly absurd. These can be purchased at any wine shop in Dallas. I suspect it was because the price list was not updated and, if honored, would have required selling these at less than the Dallas customary and outrageous 2.5 to 3x markup that we are plagued with.
- Special OccasionBDMaustinVIPDined on 4/7/2013We were here on a Sunday night and we were one of only 4 tables occupied. We received awesome service and treated like royalty. The food was delicious especially the fois gras appetizer. They are known for their steaks, so that is what we got and they were cooked to perfection. The interiors were very warm and inviting. Overall a wonderful evening.Special Features:
- We were a group having dinnerDadwithteenagersVIPDined on 3/26/2013We were a group having dinner pre theater. Staff was extremely helpful and aware of our 730 pm current. Filet with blue cheese outstanding as was the peanut butter dessert.Special Features:
- Service was great, peopleOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 3/22/2013Service was great, people were very friendly and accomodating. Wine list had great value! We'll go back!Special Features:
- We all enjoyed our meals andOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/16/2013We all enjoyed our meals and our server was very attentive and pleasant. However, besides one other table, we were the only ones dining on a Saturday night. Also, they no longer allow restaurant patrons to access the rooftop bar at the Joule pool.
- Great food and server AaronSkibumVIPDined on 3/16/2013Great food and server Aaron was very knowledgeable and helfulSpecial Features:
- Courtney our wait person couldOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 3/16/2013Courtney our wait person could not have been sweeter or more attentive. She really made it the perfect birthday celebration. The kitchen staff went out of their way to create a couple of requests to make it even more special. Thank you so much.Special Features:
- From NZ, we were in town forOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/14/2013From NZ, we were in town for just a few days for work. My company was hosting our key client and I wanted to impress. This is the place! We wandered up to the pool to enjoy the roof top view (close city scape)and enjoy a pre-dinner cocktail. Then down to the restaurant for dinner. Staff were extremely capable and pleasant and made us feel very welcome even though one of our team was pretty under dressed. No stuffiness here but a tonne of elegance. Our meals were fantastic and so much so our lovely wait person brought out the chef who sat down and had a glass of wine with our table. A great night had by all and I can't fault the experience. Cheers!Special Features:
- Great as always. The serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2002Dined on 3/9/2013Great as always. The service and food will not disappoint you.Special Features:
- The food was all it was saidOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/9/2013The food was all it was said to be, absolutely amazing! Would have liked a little cozier spot, was there for a romantic dinner with my husband and we had to sit very far apart.Special Features:
- We loved the feel of the place.HriiderVIPDined on 3/6/2013We loved the feel of the place. I definitely would return.Special Features:
- Excellent Service!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/28/2013The service was excellent! Lacy was the best. The desert the manager sent over was very sweet. We will be back.Special Features:
- Food was excellent! ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/22/2013Food was excellent! Service was ok, the guy who was serving us left us and thankfully the girl serving table next to us took care of us! Sat at the bar after dinner and had a great time.Special Features:
- Enon is always a graciousdkarelVIPDined on 2/22/2013Enon is always a gracious host and his staff are first rate. To a person, they understand the importance of great service. The food is always top shelf, well prepared and elegantly presented. CP is our go to place.Special Features:
- The food and service weretonisVIPDined on 2/22/2013The food and service were excellent. We loved the bread selections and the diverse menu. However, the valet parking service was really slow.Special Features:
- We had extraordinary Valentine'sBrunchloverVIPDined on 2/15/2013We had extraordinary Valentine's weekend dinner.we ordered off the regular menu and could not have been more pleased. Everything was fabulous! The service was also spot on. We always enjoy coming here for special occasions!Special Features:
- The food was good, howeverOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/15/2013The food was good, however the portions were moderately small. I felt like everything was a bit over priced, but it was a great experience overall.Special Features:
- Bait and SwitchOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/14/2013A week before, I called and specifically asked if there were a la carte items available, or if it was prix fix only (it was Valentine's Day). The hostess said a la carte items would be available. Once we got there, we sat down and said we were not interested in the prix fix, but would like to see the regular menu. The waitress said the only food option was prix fix; she was very inflexible, and made no attempt to accommodate our request. We did not appreciate the fact that it was now 9 p.m. on Valentine's Day and we really had no option but to stay. The two prix fix options were $70 or $85...way more than we'd planned on spending. So we actually split one prix fix, and felt embarrassed.Special Features:
- A Valentine to remember!OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 2/14/2013A nice, romantic Valentine dinner with attentive service, wonderful prix fixe menu and cocktails from the bar that were just right! The ladies were each given a long stem rose, a nice touch.Special Features:


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NFL legend Raymond Berry at R-MC
Nov. 16, 2011
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On Wednesday, November 16, 2011, Randolph-Macon College hosted Pro Football Hall
of Famer Raymond Berry. Close to 900 people, including many R-MC athletes and coaches,
filled Crenshaw Gymnasium to hear Berry's talk, Preparing for Life: Ethics for the
Greatest Game Ever! His visit was sponsored by the BB&T Moral Foundations of
Capitalism Program.
Berry told the audience that success comes with hard work and preparation. He added
that we all have different paths to success because "God gives different gifts to
different people." Berry also encouraged everyone to remember the value of little
things and how they add up to a positive outcome. He said, "In the right circumstances,
little things become very big." Berry spent much of the day Wednesday, meeting with
students. He also gave a well-attended daytime lecture at Duncan Memorial United
Methodist Church. After his evening lecture in Crenshaw, he signed autographs and
took pictures with fans.
Berry was selected by the Baltimore Colts in the 1954 NFL draft. He played 13-years
as a wide receiver, leading the league three times in receptions and catching a
then-record 631 passes for 9,275 yards and 68 touchdowns. Berry was widely known
for his attention to detail and preparation. He only fumbled once in 13 years and
was selected to play in six Pro Bowl games.
Greatest Game Ever Played
Berry was a member of the Johnny Unitas-led 1958 Baltimore Colts team that won the
NFL Championship, known as "The Greatest Game Ever Played." He set a then-record
with 12 catches for 178 yards and a touchdown. During what was called the Colts'
life-or-death, last minute drive, Berry caught three consecutive passes for 62 yards
to set up the Colts tying field goal at the end of regulation. The historic game,
against the New York Giants, marked the first time that a NFL playoff game went
into overtime. Berry helped lead the Colts to victory with two receptions for 33
yards. Historians note that this game changed the popularity of the NFL and propelled
it to become the favorite sport to watch in the United States.
NFL Coaching Career
Berry ended his playing career in 1967 and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall
of Fame in 1973. He returned to the NFL as a receivers' coach for the New England
Patriots from 1978-1981 and was rehired in 1984 as head coach of the struggling
team. The next season, the Patriots recorded an 11-5 record and made the playoffs
as a wildcard team. They went on to become the first team in NFL history ever to
advance to the Super Bowl by winning three playoff games on the road. Unfortunately,
they were defeated in the 1985 Super Bowl game by the Chicago Bears. In 1986, the
Patriots made it to the playoffs again, but were defeated in the first round. Berry
was released as head coach of the Patriots in 1989. His overall coaching record
is 48 wins and 39 losses, and 3-2 in the playoffs.
BB&T Moral Foundations of Capitalism Program
Randolph-Macon College received a $500,000 grant from the BB&T Charitable Foundation
to expand the study of ethics, economics and capitalism through a broadened curriculum,
faculty and student research, internships and one-on-one interaction with business
For more information about the BB&T Moral Foundations of Capitalism Program,
please contact Anne Marie Lauranzon at (804) 752-7317,

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Justin Bieber's 19th birthday party at London's club Cirque du Soir turned into a fiasco on Friday night when he and his entourage got into a disagreement with security -- reportedly due to the presence of underage guests -- and everyone was asked to leave. Now, Justin, who called the night his "worst birthday," has taken to Instagram to explain what really went down.
"The funny moment when people believe I brought underage people to a club," Justin wrote, referring to reports that his friend Jaden Smith , the 14-year-old son of Will Smith , was turned away from the party. "U think Will is letting his 14 year old in a club, I don't think so."
Justin then claimed that the club, which had issued a lengthy statement saying they shut down the party due to his underage guests, invented that story to save face, because he and his crew decided they didn't want to party there anymore because of how they were being treated.
"I love how the club wanted to give the press another reason to why we didn't stay at their weak ass club so they wouldn't look bad for me walking in and right back out," Justin declared on Instagram . "i said my 'worst bday' but that was due to dummies pushing over my fans and being overly aggressive."
He added, "Btw it wasn't the worst bday cuz all my friends from back home flew in I was just mad in the moment." And on Twitter, perhaps as a way of explaining his Instagram note, Justin posted this note, "Sometimes u just wanna vent and not be quiet. I love my fans though. Just gonna chill with friends. London shows this week."
A club spokesperson originally told E! Online, "We, like all clubs in London, operate a strict age policy. As a few of the members of the party were under the suitable age of 18, the security team at Cirque Du Soir, London, clearly explained this rule and refused entry to the club for anyone who could not provide us with adequate proof of age."
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A late afternoon accident ended with a large cement truck overturned in a Pearland ditch.
The cement truck was traveling northbound on FM 1128, also known as Manvel Road, when it veered to the right and flipped over into the ditch near Fite Road before 1 p.m. Tuesday.
The driver of the Durrett Concrete truck was not seriously injured, but Manvel Road was closed until 3:30 p.m. Tuesday as a heavy duty tow truck uprighted and removed the vehicle.
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Well, went out to my local haunt tonite. Another good band. They are kickin' ass lately.
Played soul, not what I think of as soul from the sixties, but they were really good.
Also played some weird stuff for the focus of the band ... "Still got the Blues", "I Know A Little", "Have U Ever Been "Mistreated" and ended with ... ''Sweet Home Alabama".
A lot of fun.
Take Care;


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The White House and Senate Republicans who revolted against the president's proposal on tough CIA interrogations of terrorism suspects said on Sunday a compromise was possible to heal a party rift over treatment of prisoners.
Stephen Hadley, White House national security adviser, said election-year differences between President George W. Bush and senior senators from his own party could be worked out on legislation to allow the CIA to continue the program.
The White House wants Congress to pass a law that would give the CIA a legal foundation for tough questioning methods which it says have protected the country from attack, but which critics say are tantamount to torture.
"In a war on terror there are some things that have to remain secret if they are to be effective, but it is not out of control and we're not saying trust us," Hadley said on ABC's "This Week" program. "We're going to the Congress trying to get clear legal standards."
A Republican-led Senate committee rebelled against Bush on Thursday, passing a bill giving foreign terrorist suspects broader rights that backers say would repair a U.S. image damaged by harsh treatment of detainees.
The rift comes less than two months before November congressional elections in which Republicans, seeking to keep control of Congress, are trying to convince voters that their party can best protect the country.
Hadley said any agreement should continue the CIA program, giving interrogators clear guidance, while meeting Sen. John McCain's requirement of no change to Common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions that bars inhumane treatment of prisoners.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Arlen Specter, a Pennsylvania Republican, said on CBS that he believed there was a way to "accommodate both interests."
He said his staff would meet with aides for Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John Warner of Virginia, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and McCain of Arizona — senior Republicans who have opposed Bush's plan.
But details of any compromise remained unclear.
McCain, a prisoner of war during the Vietnam conflict, also said a compromise was possible and that the United States must hold the "moral high ground" on the issue.
"This has nothing to do with al Qaeda. It has everything to do with America," he said on ABC.
The White House wants to clarify the ban on "outrages upon personal dignity, in particular humiliating and degrading treatment" stated in Common Article 3.
"I'm saying that nobody knows what humiliating treatment is. What does it mean?" Hadley said on CNN's "Late Edition."
On CBS's "Face the Nation," he said: "This is not about torture. This is about a program that is going to be professionally run by people who have been highly trained."
The White House will not comment on techniques, but media reports have said "water boarding," which simulates drowning, and sleep deprivation have been employed by the CIA.
Newsweek magazine, in its September 25 issue, said the CIA has sought to use techniques that include induced hypothermia, long periods of forced standing, sleep deprivation, "belly slap," and sound and light manipulation.
Administration officials have agreed to drop water boarding from a list of approved CIA techniques, Newsweek said. That method was prohibited in the new Army Field Manual.
Some lawmakers, including McCain, say they fear the harsh practices put American soldiers at greater risk of abuse if they are captured in conflicts overseas.
But National Intelligence Director John Negroponte said if McCain's version of the legislation were enacted, the CIA believed its interrogation program would have to stop.
"I think it's very, very important that this program go forth. It's provided valuable information that has saved lives of Americans and significant plots against our homeland have been disrupted as a result," he said on "FOX News Sunday."
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Humiliating treatment is a form of torture if it is used to force a detainee to act contrary to their cultural/religious norms.
But then, like the good little sophists they are, these terms can be teased to the outer limits of patience and sanity by the neocons.
This is why impeachment is a better road to confront these insane acts and protect the homeland. In the interest of the United States, the sooner the better. There has to be some payback for thumbing one's nose at the Supreme Court and Congress. And we need not argue what "impeachment" means. The law has clear legal precedent and case law under America's Constitution.
The same old crap. Our toothless congress passes watered down legislation and Bush signs it with signing statements saying he reserves the right to ignore it.
Agreed with the above. This is not a time for compromise. This president doesn't know the meaning of the word…or if he does, he is more than happy to redefine it in a "signing statement".
oooh, a compromise – how luvvy duvvy. isn't that nice – everyone coming together to avoid any nastiness.
I'll bet the Rove "work up" team put in a lot of hours this weekend trying to dig up "dirt" on Warner, McCain and the others that oppose the bush amnesty (for himself) plan. Bribery is another possibility as are accusations of (gulp!) anti Semitism. You know, the usual diplomatic tools.
The acid test as to whether an interrogation method is acceptable or not is really pretty simple. Would we accept the same method being used on an American by one of our enemies?
Any politician who wishes to posture on this issue should be willing to answer that question on each of the methods in question.
I see another signing statement coming. bush's deals amount to a great big f*ck you when it comes time to sign the bill.
This is what I wrote to the White House concerning the "CLARIFICATION" of Article 3…I just listened to Stephen Hadley, National Security Advisor to the bush administration on CNN's Wolf Blitzer ,Late Edition. I would like explain to him what Article 3, section C means. If he can't understand this or if this president can't then we are in a sorry state with these type of people "leading" our country.
To break it down. Cruel: causing pain or suffering, having or showing a sadistic disregard for the pain and suffering of others.
Humiliating: to make someone feel ashamed and foolish by injuring their dignity and self respect publicly
Degrading: causing loss of self respect (humiliating)
If those in power in this White House can not understand that, then no wonder our country is in such a horrible mess with absolutely no leadership by anyone with an understanding of the English language.
I suggest that the tax payers spend enough money to buy Ã…LL of them a DICTIONARY so that they can look up words, such as cruel, Humiliating and degrading. They are really easy to find, that is if they can figure out how to spell them to look them up.
Lay me down, roll me over, and do it again. (Anybody else remember that song from highschool?)
The question has indeed been answered. McCain will do ANYTHING – ANYTHING it takes to get nominated for president.
As for the citizens calling him, etc., up and saying..Why are you causing Bush trouble? He's only trying to protect us.
Don't they recognize Rove's heavy breathing on the other end of the phone?
I sign everything against this admin and send money to all kinds of causes against this admin…Hopefully others are doing the same. But is anything making a real difference? I want a sign.
This is just a smokescreen to cover up the continuing detioration in Iraq and Afghanistan.Warner,Graham,McCain and Powell are complicit in this scam.They will eventially give Bush whatever he wants regardless of what people say.This pattern is clear.It has happened over and over.Why people fall for this is beyond me.If Bush gets mad and shoots someone they(congress)will change the law and make murder legal.
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Atheism Remix
- Thursday, July 31, 2008
It is fairly clear, in retrospect, where Nietzsche's philosophy led. It led to nihilism and eventually to the Third Reich. Even so, Nietzsche is one of the most celebrated figures in intellectual life today, a fact borne out by the sheer number of dissertations being written these days on Nietzsche and his heirs such as Michel Foucault. Nietzsche's radicalism makes him one of the most fascinating figures in modern thought. He believed himself to be declaring what should be obvious to all, and he was confident that others did see what he saw but were too timid or intellectually fearful to declare themselves.
If anything, Nietzsche's atheism serves to remind us all that atheism has consequences. As we shall see, one of the features of the New Atheism that seems most perplexing is its cultural cheerfulness. The New Atheists seem genuinely to believe that God is dead, but that humanity can now move cheerily along into a brave secular future. Nietzsche knew that atheism would be very costly—and very dangerous.
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One of the fascinating themes to note in all this is what historians now call the "Victorian Loss of Faith." This is the context in which the word atheism becomes far more widespread, indicating a change in the mentality of very many people who lived in Victorian England. We tend to look back to Victorian England and note the overt religiosity of the era—the great churches, the great preachers like Charles Spurgeon, and the publicity given to Anglican luminaries. But what you might miss if you are not careful is that the Victorian era also saw a significant slide from Christian belief, famously encapsulated in the British motto, "My mind is no longer a Christian even though my body is."
In other words, a person can continue to live as a Christian without believing anymore in the basic tenets of the faith, even in the existence of God himself. One symbolic figure of that era is the Reverend Leslie Stephen, who was the father of the writer Virginia Woolf. Stephen was an orthodox Anglican pastor who lost his faith, resigned his orders, left the church, and thus became a symbol of the Victorian loss of faith within British intellectual thought.9 This loss of faith was perhaps best expressed in poetry, for example in Thomas
Hardy's poem "God's Funeral." Hardy wrote:
And, tricked by our own early dream
And need of solace, we grew self-deceived,
Our making soon our maker did we deem,
And what we had imagined we believed,
'Till, in Time's stayless stealthy swing,
Uncompromising rude reality,
Mangled the Monarch of our fashioning,
Who quavered, sank; and now has ceased to be.
'So, toward our myth's oblivion,
Darkling, and languid-lipped, we creep and grope
Sadlier than those who wept in Babylon,
Whose Zion was a still abiding hope.
'How sweet it was in years far hied
To start the wheels of day with trustful prayer,
To lie down liegely at the eventide
And feel a blest assurance he was there!
'And who or what shall fill his place?
Whither will wanderers turn distracted eyes
For some fixed star to stimulate their pace
Towards the goal of their enterprise?'
And then later:
I could not prop their faith: and yet
Many I had known: with all I sympathized;
And though struck speechless, I did not forget
That what was mourned for, I, too, once had prized.
One of the most notable hallmarks of this Victorian loss of faith is a sense of mourning. That is extremely important, because it is conspicuously lacking in the New Atheism. Among the New Atheists, there is no sense of mourning something that was lost, no sense that something precious is now gone. Instead, there is actually a sense of celebration that theism is finally left behind.
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4/5/10 9:09 AM Russian Revolution Duma- provisional govt. promised to hold elections March 1917; recognized their illegitimacy. Constituent assembly. Purged govt. to govt. that would respect human equality under the law. Middle class men , professionals; govt. could have succeeded but insisted on continuing with the war, winning. Should have, could have gained favor by majority of Russians. There should have been dramatic land reform St. Petersburg is now called Petrograd. Name was changed by Tsar Nicholas II at the beginning of the Great War-believed St. Petersburg sounded German. Large scale meetings began to occur-attended by workers, disgruntled soldiers, Marxian socialist intellectuals, and other socialists less extreme Began to be called the Soviets-many, except just one in Petrograd Petrograd Soviets-most powerful of them all Army Order Number One-put the Russian Army in the power of elected committee?s of enlisted men. Picked out who the leaders would be. Not obeyed universally in the Russian army, but there were areas where the soldiers were already radicalized. These committee?s were chosen-ordered the executions of their own officers. All discipline broke down, refused to fight, deserted army for home. Stopped at various larges estates, killed Nobles and seized land. Russia is bordering on a state of Anarchy- no legitimate govt., armies breaking down. Marxian Socialists=Bolsheviks wanted to take power Lenin supreme motivator of people living in exile in Switzerland while all of this was going on. Did not dare come back to Russia because he was a know revolutionary. Intellectual-lawyer Followed Karl Marx Older brother was also a revolutionary and was arrested because he was plotting to assassinate Tsar Nicolas II. He was executed by the govt. Lenin believed that in the summer of 1917 there was a strong possibility that a Marxian style revolution could be possible in Russia-he planned to lead it. Contacted the German govt. and asked for help to get himself and his followers back to Russia. German were delighted to undermine the Russian war effort. They supplied a special train that carried Lenin, wife, and 20 people entourage to the train station in Petrograd. Called for all power to the Soviets- NOT the provisional govt.-he called them middle class govt. All land to the peasants-total redistribution of land (peasants and soldiers already doing that). He was popular with the masses. He said ?stop the war now?-what the majority of Russians wanted to hear. Became new head of govt. when Bolsheviks took power Leon Trotsky brilliant, intellectual, public speaker. Spoke to the Petrograd Soviet and reported that there was a plot on the part of the German govt. to take over the Russian govt. from within-stage a coup. Convinced the Petrograd Soviet that this was an emergency situation and that it should establish a military, revolutionary committee and should make him the leader/chairman of the committeethus began the November Bolshevik Revolution Convinced soldiers and othe rmiltants that the Germna plot had infiltrated the provisional govt. and he had all of the members of the govt. arrested and thrown in jail. All govt. building had been taken over by his committee-Bolsheviks. ALL power passed to the Petrograd Soveits Announced Lenin was the new head of the govt. Elections would now be held for a constituent assembly (very same promise made by provisional govt.) Joseph Stalin in Russia, had been active during revolution of 1905. Writer, not the best public speaker. Had been admitted to an Orthodox Russian Seminary as a student-studied for priesthood-realized he didn?t believe in God-began behaving badly and was expelled Became attracted to Marxian Socialism-Bolshevik He had distinguished himself by robbing banks-he turned all of the proceeds to the Bolshevik Party-Lenin admired this Had been exiled to Siberia-made him a hardened and ruthless man **Test starts with Napoleon and ends with Bismarck and German Empire HIST 102 4/5/10 9:09 AM 4/5/10 9:09 AM
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Bait al Karama
07 Mar 13
Nablus, 63 kilometers from Jerusalem in the north of the West Bank, was once the economic capital of Palestine. Its olive oil soap; along with Aleppo soap, was once exported around the entire Mediterranean. But during the clashes and destruction of the Second Intifada, the uprising that lasted from 2000 to 2010, the historic center of Nablus became an epicenter of violence. The city is still suffering the devastating after-effects, with unemployment estimated at 80% and around 65% of the population living below the poverty threshold.
Yet even in such difficult circumstances, signs of hope are emerging. One of them is Bait al Karama, which means "house of dignity," the first center for women in the old town. Its aims are to create jobs for all those who have suffered trauma and loss during and after the Second Intifada and to run a program of social, psychological and educational support for women and children.
Bait al Karama is also Slow Food's Nablus convivium and hosts the first international school for Palestinian cooking entirely run by women from the West Bank. The project evolved out of the awareness that while Palestinian cooking offers an incredible variety of Arab dishes and specialties, it is little known in both the Middle East and the West. Nablus was once the crossroads of many important commercial routes and home to several of the country's richest families, who supported the development of a refined cuisine. Some of Palestine's most fascinating dishes originated here, the result of the meeting of spices, meat and vegetables from distant countries. The desserts, in particular, represent the peak of this tradition.
Bait al Karama is restoring local women's pride in their own identity, giving them the chance to pass on a rich heritage of traditions. And on March 5, several of the women were invited to the European Parliament to present their project of hope. What better way to celebrate International Women's Day, March 8, than with this meeting between Palestine and Europe with the women of Bait al Karama?
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A house in Terryville was seriously damaged by a fire Friday afternoon, and could be demolished.
Firefighters were called to a multi-family home at 74 Harwinton Ave. around 1 p.m. after a neighbor saw the flames and alerted authorities.
"By the time the fire department got here, there were flames and smoke coming out the front and back door," said neighbor Sylvia Kelly.
There was extensive damage to the first floor of the home, and smoke was seen billowing out of the roof of the residence when firefighters arrived.
The Terryville Fire Department had assistance from neighboring Harwinton, Thomaston and Bristol in this stubborn blaze it caused 15 firefighters to be treated at the scene for heat related issues.
No one, who lived in the home, was seriously injured, nor were any firefighters.
Firefighters used axes and chainsaws to contain the flames.
Neighbors said the home was built in the early 1800s, and has been part of the family's lives for about a half century.
"It has a lot of add ons and remodels, so the fire's in all kinds of nooks and crannies," said Terryville Fire Department Chief Mark Sekorski.
The home will probably have to be torn down, according to fire officials.
"It's sad for the family to lose all that," Kelly said.
The fire appears to have started in the back porch area, but the cause of it remains under investigation, according to Sekorski.
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Costs of Improving Food Safety in the Meat Sector (The)
AbstractRecently enacted food safety regulations require processors to meet product standards for microbial contamination in meat products. An analysis of the cost-effectiveness of several technological interventions for microbial control in beef and pork processing shows that marginal improvements in food safety can be obtained, but at increasing costs. The additional food safety intervention costs represent about 1 percent of total processing costs for beef and pork. Some interventions and combinations are more cost-effective than others.
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1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class User Reviews
1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Review Ratings
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jwt writes:
1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E430 Review
works all the time
starting to look a little dated
Great Great Great — Probably the best car I've ever owned. Bought it used to replace 2005 Lexus and will never go back. This thing runs every day and is just perfect in every way. Buy it used and save big money. It will last a lifetime.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E320 Review
handling, power. quietness
The Best Mercedes — the car is the best mercedes I have owned. It gets good milage, is fast, and it is comfortable and quiet on the road. easy to maintain, parts are plentiful . Steering is light and responsive. I could not wish for a more satisfying ride.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Eric writes:
1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E320 Review
One of the best Mercedes you can buy
This car is quite tedious to drive and park everyday
The Last Benz You Can Buy Without Those Fancy Electronics — A great mid size car to own and keep. Plenty of parts, surprisingly cheap to own. Build quality is very good. Not nice to drive everyday due to a heavy and slow steering. It has a very low ground clearance.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Alan writes:
1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E55 AMG Review
Surprise everyone with the sheer power
Fuel cost
The Ultimate Wolf In Sheeps Clothing.. — The best car I have ever owned, eats almost anything off the road.. I should never have let it go! It is an expensive car to run but not bad when you consider the power, it will get 25 mpg on long runs and otherwise is quite cheap to run. It really is such fun to drive especially when you beat little punks in their Subaru's etc.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Tim writes:
1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E430 Review
Smooth, elegant, comfortable, fast and stylish...
Avoid if you want cheap running costs, low insurance and high MPG!
A Bargain Performance Executive Machine. — For what it costs it's great, granted it's a few years old, but built well and with a 4.3 V8 and 290bhp the performance is respectable... 155mph (on GPS, speedo shows 160) and still pulling when it hits the speed limiter... this needs to go!
Mones writes:
1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Review
solid materials great safty and handling feulconsumtion is economic
heavy take off
E200 1999 — handling and braking is great speed on high way is also great take off is a bit heavy interior is great but sound system sucks all materials are solid inside and out side feulconsumtion is very good also over all its a great ride and i recommend it ...hope you like it.
Radoslav writes:
1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Review
Its a Merc
Mercedes Benz — The performance of the car is good , acceleration from 0-100 about 9,6 secs .The breaking is great and the handling is satistfying.The appearance - ofcourse its a mercedes benz and the interior is a classical wood interrior .I dont know what are the spendings paid every month for the car
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Terry writes:
1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E55 AMG Review
Fast and Luxurious!!!
Not great gas mileage
If You Love Doin 155mph On The Freeway And Still Have Room For The Whole Family, Then You'll Love It — Performance- basically a 4-door rocket on wheels Build Quality- pretty good, i've only had to replace 2 stupid censors Appearance- nice interior, outside looks pretty beastly, I hate the way the headlights look Cost of Ownership- gas mileage isnt great (especially with the way I drive :P lol..), maintenance isnt too bad as long as you dont take it to the dealer Fun Factor- Lots of fun to drive!! love goin fast!:)
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Yazan writes:
1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E320 Review
its fun to drive
that its old and the appearance
All In All Its A Good Car But I Wouldnt Buy It At This Time Because Its Old — The car is fun to drive, it is very powerful even though it is old, the appearance needs alot of work but once it is fixed it looks ok not good not bad, the build quality well its a mercedes so i give it 5 star for sure
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Hauspower28 writes:
1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E55 AMG Review
One of a kind E55. My first Mercedes and man did I hit a home run with this one! It is the weirdest thing but people ask "if they can see the inside", "what kind of car is it" and some have even wanted their picture taken with it! Its all flattering but sometimes when your in a hurry its hard to get away, they want to look under the hood and talk about it all day!
Unfortunately I have to sell it because we have too many cars, I have too many kids and a sick wife who is not getting better soon. It is not the right car for me at this time any longer.
The Name All The Magazines Gave It Is "the Beast" — In 1999 Car and Driver said "this is the fastest sedan ever to drive the face of the earth". It looks elegant and nobody expects it to have the massive power that it does. It is faster than a corvette and does it while hauling 5 passengers! Last car AMG built before being purchased by Daimler! Now AMG makes cosmetics and sport packages this was a the last of the true AMG's! This is classified as a SuperCar like a Ferrari or a Porsche would be. Truly amazing power and handling from a naturally aspirated engine!
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2014 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Reviews
Mbs Are One Of The Best Cars In The World...bar None!
I like everything about this car... One thing.. I wish it's drive modes had a S1 to firm up S... E drive is fine as is. I've been driving MBs for 35 years and this one is as good as it gets. Read More
I Love My 2014 E350 4matic
I went from a 745 I am in this car is plenty big enough much sportier more reliable and a better value. Miss the 745li extended back seat space but the Benz style and driver centric feature more than... Read More
2013 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Reviews
One Of The Best Cars I Have Owned
car came well equiped with P1 pkg, 750 mile cruising range 38mpg, re sale of the diesel is much better than the gas model the seats are very comfortable on long trips. the Harmon cardon premium sound ... Read More
Great Sporty Looking - High Performance Conv't
The E-350 Mercedes Conv't is really a 'head turner' ... very sporty looking, ez up/down top, great 2nd 'Fun in the Sun' vehicle that get exceptional mileage and lots of state of the art technology. ... Read More
2012 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Reviews
My All-time Sweet Heart
I can't get enough of this car. She is a Beauty when it comes to looks and a beast when it comes to power. Handling is a dream. I am glad I never got the AMG model.... Otherwise I would have too ma... Read More
Great Car
Love the style, looks and feel sex. It is quick as a cat, but extremely beautiful. Enjoyable to drive. Maintenance is minimum. It is fully equipped and purchased from the factory. It will park itself... Read More
2011 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Reviews
Sharp Looking With Lots Of Power
This is the ultimate car for me and my wife. We've had several cars in the past, but the Mercedes tops them all. We use it to travel back and forth to Florida from New England and it is extremely co... Read More
Excellent Ride And It Gets Many Compliments - Even Being A Wagon
If I said its my third Mercedes E-Series wagon in nine years - would you assume that is an endorsement? Welll it is - its a wonderful vehicle - and its build quality is better than my BMW. 3 Series C... Read More
2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Reviews
Love this car as a fun car. not an everyday driver in my opinion. I get lots of attention when I am driving it. Watch your speed as well, 100 feels like 70. Although the police officers I have dealt w... Read More
Lovely Car
The E350 4matic is a great performer. Holds the road really well and has enough pep for most drivers. My wife loves the car and feels safe with the solid feel and MB engineering. We traded down fro... Read More


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