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• 1. 7494 281-665
• 2. 419-626-6000
• 3. (925) 803-9909
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• 5. (740) 455-3126
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• What is for Pete’s Sake?

  A mild oath of exasperation, annoyance, frustration, anger, or surprise. Would you let me finish my story, for Pete’s sake? Oh for Pete’s sake, I just had the car fixed and now you’ve put a dent in it!

• What does for pity’s sake mean?

  This interjection expresses frustration or annoyance. Similar expressions include for crying out loud and for pity’s sake. This comes from the expression for Christ’s sake. Some people, for religious reasons, do not want to use the word Christ in a negative way, and, instead, use Pete as an alternative.

• What gives an initiative the “for the sake of what are we doing?

  Because of the “boat rocking” nature of executing strategic initiatives, we found that positioning the initiative within the context of the company’s vision and strategy is as important as planning the detailed execution of the initiative. It is this positioning that gives the initiative the “for sake of what are we doing this.”

• Where is ozeki sake made?

  In 1979, Ozeki was the first major sake manufacturer to establish a presence in California. The company began as ’Ozeki San Benito Inc.’ but later changed its name to Ozeki Sake U.S.A. Inc. in 1987. Ozeki found the ideal conditions for producing Japanese sake and was blessed with excellent water, rice and skill.

• Where can you find the best sake in the us?

  If you’re looking for some of the freshest sake you can find, look no further than Ozeki Sake, whose American brewery is located in Hollister, California. This brewery uses locally sourced ingredients such as Californian rice and water from the Sierra Nevada range, the first of its kind to do so in the United States.