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In a national political forum where there is precious little bipartisan discussion, empathetic cooperation or problem-solving determination, there certainly is a lot of hypocrisy.
The talking heads of the two major parties scream past each other, all the while trying to score digs on the other guy or gal rather than looking for genuine solutions to real-world issues.
My best guess is that they don't give a hoot about the real-world problems because they don't live in the real world.
In the insular realm of Washington, D.C., one doesn't care so much about solving problems — the lack of affordable health care being one that comes immediately to mind — as getting one's way, no matter the cost.
In the process, any meaningful notion of a consistent message is lost because the arguments aren't philosophical or ideological. They are driven by party-line yeas and nays, the only thing the partisans understand.
Neither party is better than the other. They both reject common sense and calm, rational, honest debate.
We end up with national leaders who do things like talk about family values while embarrassing their families with lurid scandals that would surely bring divorce — or worse — in the real world.
Or they preach about the little man while lining their own pockets (or freezers) with the profits of power.
The health-care debate shines a spotlight on a tiny stream of the double-talk that springs eternal from each of our bloated parties.
Republicans focus their attacks on a few minute provisions of a gigantic bill, using red herrings and lies to erode support for national health care.
Democrats talk in platitudes about a nation-changing decision as though meaningful debates over government's function can be reduced to whether the other side cares about the sick or the poor.
Both are disgusting in their refusal to try to solve the problem.
The Democrats would have us believe that the folks who run the nation's shameful Veterans Affairs facilities or FEMA (or pick your example of federal inefficiency) are the people we want in charge of everyone's health care. The federal government must impose its fierce power on health care to rein in cost and protect the weak.
When has the federal government done either of those things?
But Democrats believe it will, or at least claim it will, all the while harboring a deep distrust of the very government they think will save us.
A central belief of many nationally prominent Democrats is that the government under former-President George W. Bush was manipulated into declaring war on Iraq, a war that has been conducted without much care for how it began or how it will end.
It has been costly and has failed in just about any objective measure of success. It continues to cost lives while pressing ahead with unclear goals of building a government in a region that is historically ambivalent toward freedom and democracy.
But the same people — or people just like them — who gave wasteful no-bid contracts to politically connected companies to fight a questionable war are to be trusted to engineer a health-care system that achieves utopian goals of insuring everyone without raising costs for anyone.
The Republicans are no better. They give lip service to freedom and American ideals when it suits their hatred of the present occupant of the White House.
They vociferously argue against the president's health-care plan, resorting to half-truths (at best) about death panels and scurrilously appealing to patriotism and xenophobia — at the same time.
These are the people, remember, who insisted we blindly trust Bush when he lied to start a war we couldn't win, violated American beliefs about justice in pursuit of an enemy we helped empower and used the government's vast power to spy on American citizens. Suddenly these people distrust government? That is a switch indeed.
Straight talk is an endangered species. We have allowed the two major parties to define issues in black-and-white terms that work against everyone's interest except the two major national parties.
What to do?
The next time you're faced with a choice between freedom or government, ask not what the donkeys or elephants say on the matter, ask what our nation's founders might say.
Sometimes, the answer will surprise you.
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Renault has confirmed the unveiling of an Alpine concept at this weekend's Formula One Grand Prix de Monaco, but as we get closer there are new details alongisde new questions. Just yesterday came the leaked image of a concept called the A110-50C, heavily based on the Renault DeZir concept, that could turn out to be the thing itself or pure Photoshop fancy. French press is reporting that Renault COO Carlos Tavares has confirmed that a 400-horsepower concept will appear that "could be homologated
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If Jesus had treated Lazarus' resurrection like Renault has treated that of its Alpine brand, Lazarus would have politely requested, "Please, leave me alone." In 2008, the Alpine's return was rumored to come riding on the platform of the Nissan 370Z. In 2009 the revival was declared D.O.A along with the co-developed Nissan 200SX. In 2010 it was back on, the new Alpine to be based on the reputation-making Alpine A110 Berlinette. In January of this year there were still rumors but still no car, wi
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Fifth Gear host Tiff Needell had such a good time throwing the Renault Sport Megane 265 Trophy around the track that it made him ask a silly question. Could the 261-horsepower, front-wheel drive, four-seat hot hatch lap quicker than the 324-hp, rear-wheel drive, two-seat Nissan 370Z?
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You know, we can live without the Laguna and the Scenic. We really can. But when it comes down to the hot hatches, well... we kinda wish we could get out driving gloves on some Renault models on this side of the Atlantic. Certain models in specific, like the Megane 265 Trophy.
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Renault Megane Coupe-Cabriolet – Click above for high-res image gallery
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The Renault Laguna, Scenic, Megane and Megane Coupe-Cabriolet were designed by Renault, built by Renault factories in France, and have all earned five stars in European NCAP tests. They have also all been banned by China's General Administration of Quality Supervision Inspection and Quarantine for "serious safety risks" and inadherence to technical regulations.
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In the run up to next month's Geneva Motor Show, Renault has launched a teaser site counting down the days until the reveal of the Renault Megane RS. We captured the image above from the darkened animation and after a few Photoshop tweaks, we were able to tease out some of the design details of Renault's new hot hatch.
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Click above for a hi-res gallery of the Renault Megane Trophy concept
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Click on picture above for complete gallery
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While French authorities go after the journalists and photographers who obtained images of the new Renault Megane, an undisguised, production-ready example of the vehicle was spied undergoing testing right here in the good old US of A.
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While most of our recent hot hatch affection has been aimed at the Ford Focus RS, Renault brought its own racy three-door to the London Motor Show party, and now we're torn. Admittedly, the Focus RS is easily the more suitable day-to-day driver – it's got a full interior and air conditioning -- but the Renaultsport Megane R26.R has all the kit for a serious track-day assault. Hell, it even has two Rs in its name.
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If you're in France, the phrase caveat emptor can probably be joined by caveat reporter after police raided the French magazine Auto Plus. The po-po were called last August to begin an investigation because the magazine published detailed photos of the coming Renault Megane, which Renault said wasn't supposed to hit showrooms for another three years. The raid was the next step in the Sherlock Holmes treatment.
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Serves 6 to 8
Irish whisky notwithstanding, this looks and tastes like a classic French chocolate mousse, with its rich smooth flavor and dense but foamy texture. Because eggs are the secret to great chocolate mousse (in my opinion), I've designed this recipe to avoid the risks associated with raw eggs.
4 ounces bittersweet or semisweet chocolate,
chopped into small pieces
1 cup heavy cream
1-1/2 teaspoons instant espresso powder
3 to 4 teaspoons Irish whisky
2 eggs
2 tablespoons plus 4 teaspoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
Instant-read thermometer
6 to 8 ramekins or dessert cups
To make the mousse, place the chocolate, 1/3 cup of cream, and 1/4 teaspoon of the espresso powder in a heatproof bowl. Set the bowl in a skillet of barely simmering water. Stir frequently until the chocolate is completely melted and smooth. Remove the bowl from the skillet, stir in the whisky, and set aside.
In a heatproof medium bowl, whisk the eggs with 1 tablespoon water and 2 tablespoons of the sugar until well blended. Set the bowl in the skillet and whisk the eggs constantly (to prevent them from scrambling) over not-even-simmering water until they register 160 degrees F. on an instant-read thermometer. Remove the bowl from the skillet and beat at high speed with an electric mixer until the eggs have a texture like softly whipped cream, 3 to 4 minutes. Fold one quarter of the eggs into the chocolate. Scrape the chocolate mixture over the remaining whipped eggs and continue to fold just until evenly incorporated. Divide the mousse among the ramekins. Chill at least 1 hour, or until set, before serving.
In a chilled bowl with chilled beaters, beat the remaining 2/3 cup of cream with the vanilla, the remaining 4 teaspoons sugar, and the remaining 1-1/4 teaspoons espresso powder until nearly stiff. Top each mousse with a dollop of cream before serving.
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|Launch date
|Completion date
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|150.92 m (165 yd)
|26.75 m (29.3 yd)
|8.17 m (8.9 yd)
|16,257 t (36,100,294.20 lb)
|16500 hp
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English: USS South Carolina (BB-26) was a South Carolina class battleship commissioned in the United States Navy.
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Siena was run off the court by Fairfield on Thursday as they blasted them 74-52 at Webster Bank Arena.
Fairfield was the ATS victor, as they covered the 14.5-point spread as a favorite.
Derek Needham had 31 points for Fairfield and Colin Nickerson chipped in with 10 points. Colin Nickerson had 5 assists for them, while Colin Nickerson was the team's top rebounder, grabbing 9 boards.
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The Panthers have so many players and coaches with roots in Boston, that TD Garden may just be a tad friendlier during Monday's clash.
Starting at the top, co-assistant general manager Eric Joyce was born in Boston and still lives here in nearby Belmont with wife Sarah and their children, Charlotte and James. Joyce is also GM of the Springfield (Mass.) Thunderbirds, the Panthers' AHL affiliate.
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Williams battened down the hatches as speculation over Alessandro Zanardi's future intensified yesterday, merely reinforcing the belief that the team are intent on replacing the hapless Italian for next season.
Williams battened down the hatches as speculation over Alessandro Zanardi's future intensified yesterday, merely reinforcing the belief that the team are intent on replacing the hapless Italian for next season.
The Formula One grapevine suggests Williams are prepared to pay Zanardi £4m in compensation rather than risk a repeat of this past year, when he failed to score a championship point. Williams concede they did not equip him with the most reliable car, but their other driver, Ralf Schumacher, managed 35 points and sixth place in the championship, statistics many feel put Zanardi's performance into context.
The obvious preferred target for Williams would be Jacques Villeneuve, who won the world title with them in 1997 and left to join the new British American Racing team last year. A spokeswoman for Williams maintained that the team had no desire to respond to speculation and stated: "Alex Zanardi is contracted to us for next season."
The issue, of course, is whether he will be at the wheel in Melbourne in March. Increasingly, the signs are that he will not. The magazine Autosport, which broke the story, was also first with the news that Williams were dropping Damon Hill after the 1996 season. The team vehemently denied they would do any such thing, yet did.
Patrick Head, Williams' technical director, said: "We're well aware that the reliability on his [Zanardi's] car was poorer than on Ralf's but we're pretty disappointed. It's sort of still in discussion. A contract exists, so it has to be a joint decision. If we wanted to stop and he wanted to carry on, he would be able to carry on."
Zanardi, who returned to Formula One from America with consecutive CART series wins and boundless enthusiasm, only to become a tormented soul may welcome an escape. Especially if it is lucrative. Villeneuve is also under contract and has said he would not leave BAR. But it may be possible for Williams to negotiate an exchange deal especially if Craig Pollock, the Canadian's former teacher, is unseated as chairman.
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263 E 10th St (at btwn Ave A & 1st, in East Village, Manhattan), New York City, New York, USA, 10009
Manhattan vegan raw food restaurant established since the 2000s. Open Tue-Sun 11:30am-11:00pm.
Category: Vegan, American, Organic, Raw, Juice bar, Take-out, Fusion
Reviews (29)First Review by ivorygate
Yum! - Edit
Delicious place. Portion sizes a bit small but yum food. The deserts are great. The pecan pie and chocolate lava cake thingy a must.
Raw Never Tasted This Good - Edit
Quintessence is a small, but lovely cafe tucked away on E 10th street (and 1st avenue). It's quiet and homey. With only five tables and one waiter, this organic raw vegan cafe is magical. From the Caesar salad to the scallion cream cheese roll, everything was delicious. And as if the meal did not impress us enough, the raw chocolate molten lava cake was devine. The decadent creamy chocolate filling encased in a raw chocolate cake, topped off with chocolate sauce and berries was pure decadence.
Cute place but poor food - Edit
I always want to like raw food more than I end up liking it. To be fair, I went here a few years ago with my sister (whose vegan) when we had a Groupon, so maybe it's changed since then. We had such a poor tasting meal, we literally had to walk down the block and grab more food after the fact to feel satisfied. At vegan restaurants, I usually finish the whole plate of food, since it's not so large; I simply couldn't do it here. I even went with a safe option in terms of ordering, having the pesto pizzette. The flavors just didn't work well together, and I guess I myself am more of a cooked pizza girl.
If anything, the one star is for the ambience. It's a very cute (and tiny, so be prepared to wait) spot, that's well-decorated. Needless to say, we likely won't be back.
cute and cozy restaurant - Edit
This was the first restaurant I've ate in my trip, and I've felt really welcoming. The place is very cozy and I've loved my choices. I've asked for the bean enchilada and the quinoa with mushrooms.
Everything was delicious!
Quietly dishing up raw power - Edit
Admittedly, I haven't gone to Quintessence in my eating journeys in NYC because it is a raw restaurant. However, this place makes raw look and taste good, really good. Raw food has a new face - it is not just salads and fruit, it is what this mainstay in the raw vegan NYC scene dishes up artfully, affordably and compassionately. If you have never given raw a run, go here. If you are a raw foodie, you have been here or you will go here and be happy, very happy.
The prices do not seem high for what they offer. The portions do not seem small for what they offer. The food is fresh, organic and raw. That means the cost they have is high, but, amazingly, they don't kill your wallet for that. In fact, I would say it's a steal. The portions are also perfectly sized unless you eat 4000 calories a day, meaning eating is your other job. The ingredients they use are packed with nutrients and the nut and coconut bases provide some hearty calories. So, you will not leave hungry. However, you will also not leave with that "oh, I ate too much, gross, what did I do" feeling. You will leave perfectly happy.
Everyone loves brunch, and I love that they have brunch all weekend. Their creative offerings from the fake tofu (aka fofu) to "bread," are impressive and satisfying to the palate. Just about every raw foodie loves avocados, and I am happy to say they bring avocados into their menu with good success. They also have a good base of nuts and seeds to make their sauces and "breads"/ bases like the nachos, pizza-like offering and "sandwiches." Traditionalists will rest easily with a hearty salad or a romaine-wrapped entree or a nori-wrapped rice-free sushi roll. Ok, maybe that's not super traditional, but it's super tasty.
They make it all raw, except, they do have cooked quinoa... which, is okay, but, I might suggest going for raw sprouted? No matter, raw foodies can eat just about everything here without reservations. Vegans can eat everything. Gluten-free concerned can also eat just about everything.
Really the selling points here for me are the brunch and the dessert offerings. Oh my, the dessert. They have berries, chocolate and coconut, not necessarily all together. Raspberry chocolate? Tiramisu? Coconut creme? Chocolate chia? Chocolate mousse in a coconut cup? Drool-worthy offerings that if you know anything about the ingredients, are very fairly priced.
Final selling point for the 5 cows for this place: the staff is happy and informed.
Pros: 100% vegan, 95% raw, 100% organic
Cons: Not 100% gluten free, Menu is too large - me want all., Too far from where I live...
Destination for Raw Foodies - Edit
This was one of the original raw food restaurant in NYC. When I went to The Seed vegetarian/vegan market in the Altman building I got to meet the owner of Quintessence and compliment her on her restaurant. This is truly a raw restaurant, so if you like your food cooked this is not the place for you. The times I have dined in and taken out the service has been friendly, prompt and courteous. The real standouts here are the desserts; the original chia pudding, housemade ice cream and FABULOUS coconut cream pie are delectable. Though not a raw foodie, I have enjoyed my occasional visits to Quintessence.
Pros: Vegan/Raw NYC Mainstay, Desserts
Cons: Bit pricey, Small restaurant
Excellent - Edit
This cozy restaurant serves excellent vegan meals and great drinks like a fresh matcha smoothie. The staff is very friendly and you feel absolutely comfortable there. I'd recommend to reserve a table in advance as there are only like 10 tables and it is well-frequented.
Great brunch - Edit
We had brunch in this little cafe on our last day in NYC. It was a very pleasant surprise. The fofu benedictine and the avocado florentine were tasty enough to make this a memorable meal.
Pros: Good food
Cons: A bit pricey
OMG! - Edit
i jusy had a blast at this restaurant.
the minipizette was fantastic, and i would have tried everything if i could.
the waitress was very nice and service very prompt.
the tiramisu was too much after such a meal, even if the quantities don't seem huge, it's very filling
Pros: quality, taste, raw
Cons: pricey
excelente! - Edit
All the best for this restaurant!
Very tasty and delicious food!
Modern Vegan Cuisine - Edit
Food is fresh and tasty. Variety of choices so everyone can be happy. Personally, I really enjoy this restaurant.
Seating is tight, so it's best to go with party of 4 or less.
Pros: Excellent Food, Friendly Staff
Cons: Few Seats
NOT Recommended!! - Edit
This place deserves a terrible rating due to the lack of hospitality, service and racial tension experienced! A friend of mine and I (both vegetarians) were in the area this past Saturday evening and decided to stop in to grab a bite to eat. This place was tiny but cozy. As soon as we walked in, we were seated immediately. There was one female waitress waiting on two tables and a cashier at the desk. The waitress approached our table once we sat, placed down 2 menus and 2 glasses of water in front of us, then walked away without greeting us (first sign of incorrect steps of service). My friend and I sat there looking through the menu trying to figure out what we were going to order. 15 min past and we still weren't greeted and our drink orders still weren't taken. We patiently waited, watching our waitress pass us numerous times to attend to the other two tables. After watching our waitress as well as the cashier avoid eye contact and avoid taking our orders while proceeding to serve two tables, we became frustrated but still sat patiently. We were deliberately being ignored. My friend and I have worked in a restaurant, so we are both familiar with the steps of service and this "service" was clearly in their training "manual". This place wasn't busy at all! It was so obvious that they were ignoring us. After 15 min of not being greeted, attended to and clearly ignored, we decided to leave. While we were putting on our coats, the waitress then decided to approach our table asking us if we were ready to place our orders!...?? We ended up walking out without eating! I have never experienced this type of service anywhere! We're approaching 2013! These workers were clearly trained by the Owners and/or Manager to attend to our race (African American) in this manner! We were furious and extremely disappointed by the lack of hospitality, poor service, and the racial tension that we experienced, as we were looking forward to enjoying a great dinner. Our first and last visit to Quintessence!
Cons: Service, Racial Tension
a real RAW gem in NYC - Edit
Wasnt sure what to expect. But very friendly welcome (at lunchtime it was just me and a couple of other customers). Relazing "new age" music and film soundtracks and free filtered water added to the "health" vibe. The menu is really interesting and it took me ages to choose something as it all looked so good. Went for the raw superfood soup and raw "bread" with vegan pesto & salad. Was all really delicious and surprisingly filling. Followed up with a smoothie made with almond milk which again was beautifully done. Wasnt the cheapest meal of its kind but you see how much care and attention had gone into it and it was made fresh to order so I guess its worth it! I would recommend to all but the most budget conscious. Delicious.
Pros: Fresh & lovely, Made to order, Great service
Cons: Bit pricey
yum. yum. for the tum. - Edit
ever enjoy a meal that each savoury bite reminds you of love? that's how I felt thru much of this meal. awesome mostly raw food spot. love the atmosphere. seats less than 20. cozy. raw food dishes simply offer more flavor. i taste nuances in flavors of food. q's creations provide an explosion of tickles in my mouth. my 5-course meal leaves me stuffed and in bit of trance. fortunately, all the live enzymes in raw meals mean it will digest properly. feel like a cigarette now. ;-D highest recommendation.
Pros: yummie dishes, super service, good value
Eyes Bigger Than Stomach - Edit
Freshly raw, I was excited to try a few places. I was only in New York for 2 days on business, but I made sure to make my way down to this restaurant. My friend and I met there and were met with a lovely server who was well versed in every cleanse/detox there was under the sun, which helped because my friend was doing a candida cleanse. So he was able to recommend specific dishes that would be within her restrictions. This was the first time I've ever met a server that was so helpful and understanding. The food was to die for! I LOVED it! There were pages of choices, so much to choose from! I ended up getting the Big Moc and a salad, I got a juice and some of the garlic bread. Needless to say, my eyes were bigger than my stomach. It was soo good, I HIGHLY recommend going.
Pros: Food, Service
no longer completely raw - Edit
Pity they don't take reservations here.
We went there twice during our stay to New York. The first time we managed to get a table and tried the Indian Platter and Mexican Platter which where delicious. The second time we tried to book in advance but they said they didn't take reservations but where assured they would fit us in.
We arrived and where told a table would be available in 10mins, nearly 40mins later we where still waiting outside (as it's such as small place you can't wait inside).
If we'd have known it would have been longer than 10mins we would probably have ordered a take away so where a bit disappointed once we finally got a table. The food was very good on both occasions but they do now also serve cooked food.
Pros: tasty food
Cons: very small, could end up waiting ages for a table
Best raw food restaurant I know! - Edit
Raw food doensn't get better than this. One of the best restaurants in the world. Try the Pizzettes, they are mind-blowing!
Sublime eating experience - Edit
My boyfriend is trying to eat more raw and is trying to get me into it too. I have to say that if I could eat raw food like this every night I would be a very happy woman. The restaurant is a small, intimate affair. We were lucky getting the best spot by the window. We ordered a small taco to share for starters and it was delicious. But it was nothing compared to the Mexican chilli main. A warm chilli broth with pieces of tender marinated portabello mushroom, with a serving of guacamole, salad and a sort of cornbread. We also shared a sausage pizza but the chilli dish really was the best thing there. To finish we then shared the dessert platter - also yummy but I could have eaten more chilli!
Pros: delicious food, cosy atmosphere
It was...ok - Edit
The first impression I got was that it is very cramped, and it is, there are 2 tables that seat 4 and and then 4 tables that seat 2 all within a very small space so you literally are almost rubbing shoulders. The food was pretty good but a lot of the food I feel is overpriced for the serving you get. For example you get a fairly large burrito and a small taco for $22 although good and filling I don't think it is worth that much. The desert upset me. I bought the valentine boxed candies they were selling for a high price. I got home to find out... they are not vegan!! I would have liked some kind of warning, they used honey in all the chocolate. This makes me wonder what else are they sneaking honey into? I will not go there again and I made sure to call them and complain about selling not vegan items in a supposedly vegan restaurant.
Good raw food - Edit
I went there for lunch while I was in NYC. It is a good spot for a raw meal.
Pros: good food
Cons: very small eating area, slow service, no parking nearby
Best Tacos in NYC - Edit
Had a late lunch there today and was totally thrilled with the taco platter. I also shared the dessert platter with a friend, and was a little disappointed with the desserts. I will be back for more food, but maybe pass on dessert. Lovely atmosphere, very clean and relaxing.
Pros: Atmosphere, Food, Cleanliness
Cons: Desserts, Price
Quintessence always satisfies - Edit
Went here last night and as always --- I leave Quintessence feeling really good.
I really think this place is under-rated; I find their food consistently fresh and full of flavor. And they've gotten bolder with the spices. The trick is to order pretty simply; even though it's all raw some of the recipes can get a little complicated / dense. I had the Peter's Pot soup and a sesame salad and my friend had a delicious butternut squash / walnut concoction -- a little complicated but very tasty.
Of course, it's rather tiny and cramped (NY style) but that's part of the charm..
Pros: Inventive and fresh food, Fair prices (hey - it's NY), Good menu for low density eaters
Cons: A little cramped
really super - Edit
small place, delicious food.
Small but delightful - Edit
The restaurant is quite small, but the menu is quite extensive and the food excellent. We had an excellent meal. Really tasty. So much choice you didn't know what to go for. But we were blown away by the bill. It wasn't cheap. Actually, it was really expensive. And we weren't exactly full. But it was an outstanding raw food dining experience. Recommended if it falls within your budget.
Pros: excellent food, healthy cuisine, lots of choice for raw foodists
Cons: Expensive, Lack of seating if you go at peak times
NEVER AGAIN!! - Edit
i have visited quintessence a few times with friends and my husband. everytime i go their i am more and more displeased with the service and the food. I had just taken my sister for her 18th birthday their for a raw food meal yet it was a disaster. First off, the place is extremely tiny. People are right on top of you in their and people just walk around very close to your table and food, which makes you feel uncomfortible. Maybe city people like that kind of atmosphere, but not people generally who live in eastern long island and are used to a more private setting with room to breath. The service i have always had a problem with. they always seem very nasty and inconvienanced by the fact that they wait tables and are very unprofessional. they are rude and make you wait a long time before even giving you a menu. the food is also very mediocre. in my 21 years i have been a vegan for 15 and a raw foodist for 2, and in that time you learn proper food combining that this restuarant clearly seems to lack in their creation of dishes. my whole party was discusted at their meal. the dessert was o.k for the most part but the tirumisu tasted like lipstick.... literally.
The high price is expecteed for raw cuisine in nyc, but i feel they neglect to hold up their end of the bargain by making the raw food meal a pleasurable experience. i am extremely unhappy with this last visit and will not be attending quintessence again. i will give pure food and wine a try.
Pros: raw food
Cons: service, food, atmosphere
Very UNenjoyable - Edit
We've eaten raw food before, and had happy food experiences in NY at Caravan of Dreams, Rawstar in Brooklyn, and a neat place in Maui. But we found our meal at Quintessence to be very disappointing.
The flavours of the food were poorly coordinated and the dipping sauses had no taste or a bad taste. Several of the entrees overly spiced. The salads were accompanied by a gross tasting green dressing. The desserts were the only saving grace to the meal, but most of our party were so repulsed by what they had already eaten, they could not enjoy them.
A green soup was so bad tasting, it could not be eaten but only tasted and sent back. This set the stage for an indigestion causing meal for 3 out of our party of 4 who definitely wound up eating two many different odd tasting items. A Chic Pea Soc was a overly spiced mix of guash, as was an Indian Platter (probably not the best choice, fake Indian Food). The only passable items was a Mexican PLatter (still guash).
The place is fairly small and it was pretty warm inside as the above the door air conditioner didn't cool the room well. As the other review said, the prices were quite high and the bill also came with an automatic 20% tip attached (gee thanks), although we have no complaints about the service, we prefer to give our own tip.
Pros: Dessert, Attentive Service
Cons: Bad Tasting Food, High Prices, Bad A/C
Expensive and Raw - Edit
well, its small....
contemporary setting...
but even the upperclass vegans and raws in the west coast is much cheaper than my two man meal price.
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It is a privaledge and a pleasure to be the first person to review this restaurant. My girlfriend and I took a raw foods voyage into the Northeast, and this ws our first stop in New York City. We came back for food twice more before our short 5 days in New York City ended.
The first evening was dinner, upon which we shared a caviar parfait, replete with chia seeds and tofu made from Irish Moss (aptly titled "fofu"). The next dish was the best one I think I ever had - a raw sausage pizza. I had been pining over the pizza menu with this restaurant, and the walnut sausage tasted exactly like how I remember it. The dessert consisted of their raw pumpkin pie with cashew nut cream.
We followed with lunch a few days later, and then brunch on the morning we had to catch our plane back to Florida. The brunch menu had fofu benedict and fofu Florentine - superb and creative beyond words.
Quintessence has been operating as a raw venture since 1999, the oldest and longest running kind in the city. Raw Soul, Pure Food & Wine, and even Organic Avenue offer superb choices for the raw lifestyle - Quintessence, however, trumps them all. A spectacular dining experience each time.
Pros: atmosphere, prices, food!
Cons: none
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Wonderful trip with easy adminstration and nice people
We change the rpinted voucher at the information desk in Luxembourg. It was very easy and quick done. The hop on hop off procedure was done as described. we spent the whole day on the tour and got a thourough impression of Luxembourg. My only recommendation is to extend the last tour. To stop in summer time at 5:20 pm is a bit short.
The commentary was excellent but often cut short.
We did both routes bit because we were moving quite quickly because of very little traffic many times the commentary was cut short and never completed. The earbuds provided were to short of you say up front right on the top deck.
love the luxembourg, just nice day tour!
It took 3 hours to Luxembourg, and another 3 hours back to Brussels. Total tour duration was 12hours. So it is kinda logical if the tour was a bit rushed, very acceptable, and we managed to see a beautiful, picturesque Lux city. The Bastonga was kinda okay, not too impressed. Tour guide is very informative and responsible. The time is quite strict but it's to keep up with the schedule. Overall, the day trip was satisfying. They also managed to pick me up in hotel in the morning, even though I booked super last minute.
it was a wonderful and educative exercise.
I enjoyed the trip thoroughly. the initial trip to Luxembourg and then Bastonge was really great. The tour guide too was very good. Thank you.
nice little city with a nice route of combination in modern and old
The trip overall is good. Nice bus and time, good route and I really enjoyed the monastery. The guide could tell us a bit more about those old buildings instead of just walking.


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Thanks for attending and covering. Your post is spot on — the biggest challenges for most companies are how much time to allocate to social marketing and where to place their focuse for greatest success.
Fortunately, there are some tools available to help figure out which social marketing tools are best (like the Groundswell Calculator from Forrester http://www.forrester.com/Groundswell/profile_tool.html). I recommend that companies begin with a social marketing audit — figure out what they're doing, what industry peers and competitors are doing and then move forward using the best tools to connect and share with their prospects/customers/community.
The sheer volume of tools can be overwhelming, but by focusing and measuring, marketers can choose and use the best tools for them. That saves a lot of wasted time trying to keep up with the twittering masses.
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I attended the LISTnet SIG presentation on Social Marketing last night and for the moment remain unconvinced of the businesss return on the investment of my time. I have tried MySpace, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter — and find that there is far too much social and not enough business communication going on. I also find that reaching a focused target audience with my message is very difficult, since participants are very diverse and hard to segment. I do confess to enjoying the social process and have been spending consistent time on Twitter and Facebook. Time will tell if there is a satisfactory ROI as this medium matures. — David Pinkowitz (http://www.dcpmarketing.com)
Our blog Environmental Valuation and Cost-Benefit News at http://www.envirovaluation.org attracted over 25,000 unique visitors per month last year and generated some new business, but demand has gotten brutally slow lately. Social networking on Linked has brought contact with long lost friends but no new business.
Social Networking is a fact of life. Yes, it is better with Web 2.0 regardless of whose definition of that you follow.
One of the hurdles we are going to have to climb over is the perception that these meeting places are frivolous places to post a picture of your dog. The fact is that is good and bad. Good because our employees of tomorrow are way up to speed on it and expect that they can continue and, in fact leverage their knowledge to help their employers. Bad because many hard nosed business folks are, well hard nosed business folks — who are right now blocking such sites from inside of their corporate LAN's. I agree that distractions are not the best, but that blocking stuff does smack of Luddite philosophy.
And as a source of everything we as organization people seek, customers, partners or employees the social networking can't be beat. It is no accident that Microsoft just spent a gazillion dollars changing Live into a mashup of social network-type sites.


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We are on a bus, which is carrying us to a port, where we will load up a ship. Nothing unusual about that. Nothing strange, except for our fat wool hats, our puffy penguin-y parkas, our knee-high insulated boots. Nothing weird but where we are: Punta Arenas at the southernmost tip of Chile. And where we are going: to the isolated, ice-walled bottom of the world.
When it comes to style, there's the bare bones, man-versus-nature survival trip, there's "glamping" or glamorous camping -- and then there's everything in between. The term camping covers a wide array of comfort levels and there's plenty of gear to choose from regardless of your approach to camping.


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Hamburgers with Blue Cheese
|Ground beef
|2 Pound (1 Kilogram)
|1 , grated
|1 , beaten
|Danish blue cheese
|4 Ounce (125 Grams)
|2 Ounce (50 Grams)
|Sesame seed buns
|8 , split
Place the beef, onion, egg, and salt and pepper to taste in a bowl.
Stir to bind well, then shape into 8 flat burgers.
Cream the cheese and butter together.
Place the burgers on the barbecue grid, about 10 cm (4 inches) above the coals.
Cook for about 10 minutes on each side.
Top the burgers with the cheese butter and sandwich them between the split sesame seed buns.
Serve immediately.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 4782 Calories from Fat 3042
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 340 g522.6%
Saturated Fat 142.7 g713.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1058.5 mg352.8%
Sodium 4346.7 mg181.1%
Total Carbohydrates 225 g75.2%
Dietary Fiber 13.1 g52.3%
Sugars 39.2 g
Protein 217 g433.9%
Vitamin A 50.6% Vitamin C 16.9%
Calcium 147.7% Iron 133.2%
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Arapahoe students go back to school after shooting
CENTENNIAL, Colo. (AP) – Arapahoe High School students in Colorado returned to class Tuesday for the first time since a fatal Dec. 13 shooting on campus, greeted by increased security and signs on each of their lockers telling them they are loved and valued.
Students hugged one another, laughed and gathered to talk. Some students discussed the ramped up security inside of the school. Others talked about whether they would take final exams made optional by administrators.
"It's weird. I'm not used to all the cops," Ryan Lamb, a senior at Arapahoe, told The Denver Post (
http://tinyurl.com/o3pn4od). "There are five or six cops in there patrolling the halls. It makes sense, I guess."
Students have not attended classes since senior Karl Pierson entered through a door that was propped open and fatally shot student Claire Davis before killing himself.
Investigators believe his intended target was a speech coach who had disciplined him.
Freshman Abby Meyers told The Associated Press that teachers gave students some time to just hang out and talk. She said students were reminding one another that they were there to provide support.
"The community is so much stronger now that we're back," she said.
The Post reported that principal Natalie Pramenko sent a letter to parents assuring them additional sheriff's deputies would be at the campus and extra school district staff members would be on hand to help students.
A tribute to Davis that sprung up on a fence outside the school is gone, but students were greeted with the words "Love," "Hope" and "Warrior Strong" spelled out with cups there.
Gov. John Hickenlooper and a panel of lawmakers marked Arapahoe's return to classes by announcing plans to shore up a hotline for anonymous tips on school violence.
The Safe2Tell hotline, created after the 1999 Columbine High School shooting, gives students a way to text or phone in threats or suspected violence or bullying. State officials say the hotline has received nearly 10,000 tips since its creation in 2004.
A proposal to be introduced this week at the Legislature would give the $250,000-a-year hotline staff a permanent place in the state budget, instead of relying on donations.
It's great to have a good program, but it doesn't do any good if nobody knows about it," said Hickenlooper, who said there were no tips on the Dec. 13 Arapahoe shooting, though Safe2Tell was available at the school.
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