In 2001, a 36-year-old woman accused an intoxicated Johnson of squeezing and bruising her wrist and lewdly propositioning her outside a restroom at San Francisco restaurant Mas Sake, and claimed while still firmly squeezing her wrist he began drunkenly singing " Heartbeat ".

The world's tenth-largest inland island, Idjwi, lies in Lake Kivu, as does the tiny island of Tshegera, which also lies within the boundaries of Virunga National Park ; while settlements on its shore include Bukavu, Kabare, Kalehe, Sake and Goma in Congo and Gisenyi, Kibuye and Cyangugu in Rwanda.

The most ambitious effort towards realism during this period came from James Herne, who was influenced by the ideas of Ibsen, Hardy and Zola regarding realism, truth, and literary quality ; his most important achievement, Margaret Fleming, enacts the principles he expounded in his essay " Art for Truth's Sake in the Drama ".

( 1964 ) The World of the Shining Prince: Court Life in Ancient Japan .</ REF > Sake production was a government monopoly for a long time, but in the 10th century, temples and shrines began to brew sake, and they became the main centers of production for the next 500 years.

Sake is another specialty of the region, the areas of Nada and Fushimi produce 45 % of all sake in Japan.

* Distilling: There are several sake distillers in the area, such as Sougen Sake Brewery

Sake dealers across Japan often hang a wooden sugi ball, made at Ōmiwa Shrine, as a talisman to the god of sake.

* Kikusui Sake Brewing Company ( 菊水酒造株式会社 ): Located in Hon-machi, Aki City, is a local sake brewery well-known around Shikoku and the second largest producer of sake in Kochi Prefecture.

Image: Sake barrels. jpg | Barrels of sake in one of the shrine's " floating " buildings

The terms Beer sommelier and Sake Sommelier are sometimes used for beer and sake.

As a lover of Japanese sake, she serves as President of the " Sake-Loving Female Diet Members Club " ( Secretary-General Yuko Obuchi ), and an advisor to the Sake Manufacturers ' Association.

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Furthermore, God proclaimed to Muhammad that fasting for His Sake was not a new innovation in monotheism, but rather an obligation practiced by those truly devoted to The Oneness of God.

* For Pete's Sake ( 1974 ), d. Peter Yates

Shinsen ( food offerings of fruit, fish, vegetables ), Tamagushi ( Sakaki Tree Branches ), Shio ( salt ), Gohan ( rice ), Mochi ( rice paste ), and Sake ( rice wine ) are all typical offerings.

Sake ( or ) is an alcoholic beverage of Japanese origin that is made from fermented rice.

Sake is sometimes referred to in English-speaking countries as rice wine.

October 1 is the official Sake Day ( 日本酒の日 ) of Japan.

Sake is produced by the multiple parallel fermentation of rice.

* Sake Dean Mahomet opens the Hindoostanee Coffee House, the first Indian restaurant in London.

According to Mike Nesmith, it was Dolenz's voice that made the Monkees ' sound distinctive, and even during tension-filled times Nesmith and Peter Tork voluntarily turned over lead vocal duties to Dolenz on their own compositions, such as Tork's " For Pete's Sake ", which became the closing title theme for the second season of the TV show.

* A. C. Bradley: Poetry for Poetry's Sake

* Michael Cawood Green's historical fiction about the Trappist mission at Mariannhill, " For the Sake of Silence " has been awarded the 2009 Olive Schreiner prize by the English Academy of South Africa.

All in all, Barks drew nine stories with Magica: The Midas Touch in 1961 ; Ten-Cent Valentine, The Unsafe Safe, and Raven Mad in 1962 ; Oddball Odyssey, For Old Dime's Sake, and Isle of Golden Geese in 1963 ; The Many Faces of Magica de Spell and Rug Riders in the Sky in 1964.

* Sake bentō () is a simple bento with a slice of broiled salmon as the main dish.

Others associated with Graham's ministries are also inductees: George Beverly Shea ( soloist of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Team ); Cliff Barrows ( inducted 1988-music director and choir master for all Billy Graham Evangelistic Campaigns ); Ralph Carmichael ( producer for the music in Billy Graham films such as " Mr. Texas ", " For Pete's Sake ", " The Restless Ones ", and " His Lane "); and singers Ethel Waters and Stuart Hamblen.

* " Just For The Sake Of Society " w. Alfred Bryan m. Kerry Mills

Michiya Mihashi, who originally sang Japanese folk min ' yō music and learned tsugaru-jamisen, released his debut single " Sake no Nigasa yo " as a recording singer in 1954.

From this point on he was credited as both screenwriter and director for most of his films, including The Shocking Miss Pilgrim, Miracle on 34th Street, Apartment for Peggy, Chicken Every Sunday, The Big Lift, For Heaven's Sake, Little Boy Lost, The Country Girl, and The Proud and Profane.

Writers of the Decadent movement used the slogan " Art for Art's Sake " ( L ' art pour l ' art ), the origin of which is debated.

By 1840, Haiti had ceased to export sugar entirely, although large amounts continued to be grown for local consumption as taffia-a raw rum.

For the first half of the 1990s, the South Korean economy continued a stable and strong growth in both private consumption and GDP.

While domestic consumption shrank, its exports continued to grow despite the global slowdown.

Although he continued to write every day, the quality of his work suffered from his increasing alcohol and drug consumption as well as often poor choices of collaborators.

In the Late Middle Ages, sumptuary laws were instituted as a way for the nobility to cap the conspicuous consumption of the prosperous bourgeoisie of medieval cities, and they continued to be used for these purposes well into the 17th century.

Ikaria in the 17th century was unusual in the Archipelago in not providing any wine for export ; rather than keeping the wine made for local consumption in barrels, they continued to store it in the age-old fashion, in terracotta pithoi sunk to their rims in earth.

Electronic Switching Systems, outside plant materials, and other equipment produced for the consumption of the RBOCs continued to be marked " AT & T Western Electric " well into the 1990s.

The Learning Channel continued to focus primarily on instructional and educational programming through much of the ' 90s but began to air shows less focused on education and more themed towards popular consumption and mass marketing ; these would be later expanded.

The VIA C3 processor continued an emphasis on minimizing power consumption with the next die shrink to a mixed 130 / 150 nm process.

Water Rails have been eaten by humans for thousands of years ; they were eaten by the Romans, and depicted in wall paintings at Pompeii, and consumption continued through the Middle Ages to modern times.

In domestic policy, the party demanded the continued protection of agriculture and small business in the face of foreign pressure, abolition of the consumption tax, and an end to the construction and use of nuclear power reactors.

The consumption of this flavored snow continued into the colonial era and the first fair dedicated to it was established in 1529 by Martín de Valencia.

While industrialization brought increases in the consumption of fresh meat and green vegetables, rye bread and potatoes continued to be staples.

Four days later, the New York Times reported that, despite the widely reported ban on melamine use in vegetable proteins in mainland China, at least some chemical manufacturers continued to report selling it for use in animal feed and in products for human consumption.

Sometime in 1909, Ross Winn contracted tuberculosis ( then known as " consumption "), but continued his work on Firebrand despite his failing health.

The museum has continued to make changes to reduce electricity and water consumption, to improve recycling arrangements for waste, and to make purchasing decisions that take environmental considerations into account.

In many parts of Europe, the consumption of horse meat continued throughout the Middle Ages until modern times, despite a Papal ban of horse meat in 732.

In alcoholic FLD, the transition to cirrhosis related to continued alcohol consumption is well documented, but the process involved in nonalcoholic FLD is less clear.

Writing in Frieze art critic Katie Sonnenborn stated that a recent exhibition " continued his nuanced critique of the condition of contemporary art-making ," and that, " working within the framework of the gallery, he presented a suite of canvases that cast doubt on current systems of cultural reception and consumption.

Gillespie was elected moderator of the Assembly in 1648, but the duties of that office ( the court continued to sit from the 12 July to the 12 August ) told on his health ; he fell into consumption, and died at Kirkcaldy on the 17 December 1648.

* In the Islamic Republic of Iran, " Iranian authorities frequently parade youths, forced to sit backwards on donkeys, in their local neighbourhood so as to embarrass and humiliate them ... for petty crimes such as alcohol consumption, disregarding nightly curfews and disrespect towards security agents ", or if the court orders so through several neighbourhoods ; this may be a prelude to subsequent flogging and / or jail terms ; in the Western Ancien Régime tradition too ( long continued, even in ( ex ) colonies ), criminals were often transported publicly to the place of their ordeal.

The reconstituted company continued to specialize in quality alcoholic products for domestic consumption in Austria and for export to various countries in various continents, to include Australia, Africa, Asia, Europe and North America, most notably the United States.

The trade became illegal, consumption dipped but then continued to rise and the law was effectively repealed in 1743 following mass law-breaking and violence ( particularly towards informers who were paid £ 5 to reveal the whereabouts of illegal gin shops ).

This is a computer simulation study that showed that continued growth and consumption of resources will lead society to disaster.