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rowid	first_name	last_name	gender	career_sec	personal_sec	info	seed_first_name	seed_last_name	occupation	chatgpt_gen
91	Hana	McEneaney	f	The culinary career of Nancy Oakes began under Pat O'Shea at the Mad Hatter restaurant in the Richmond District of San Francisco. She left that restaurant to open a location on her own, with L'Avenue opening in 1988. Although the restaurant closed in 1993, the San Francisco Chronicle's website "SFGate" highlighted Oakes' work at L'Avenue as being one of five trendsetting restaurants which changed the culinary scene in the city. When L'Avenue was closed, Oakes opened her second restaurant, Boulevard. It is located in the only building still standing to have survived the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Oakes has continued to work in the kitchen there ever since, although takes an interest in her third restaurant, Prospect. With the exception of 1996, Oakes was nominated consecutively for the James Beard Foundation Award for Outstanding Chef from 1995 to 2000, winning the award in 2001. Likewise, Boulevard was nominated on eight consecutive occasions for the Best Restaurant Award, before finally winning in 2012. She said that over the time she has spent at the restaurant, it was evolved from a neighbourhood restaurant into something that people view as a destination restaurant.	Oakes is married to Bruce Aidells, owner of Aidells sausage company and a cook book author.	The culinary career of Hana McEneaney began under Pat O'Shea at the Mad Hatter restaurant in the Richmond District of San Francisco. She left that restaurant to open a location on her own, with L'Avenue opening in 1988. Although the restaurant closed in 1993, the San Francisco Chronicle's website "SFGate" highlighted McEneaney' work at L'Avenue as being one of five trendsetting restaurants which changed the culinary scene in the city. When L'Avenue was closed, McEneaney opened her second restaurant, Boulevard. It is located in the only building still standing to have survived the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. McEneaney has continued to work in the kitchen there ever since, although takes an interest in her third restaurant, Prospect. With the exception of 1996, McEneaney was nominated consecutively for the James Beard Foundation Award for Outstanding Chef from 1995 to 2000, winning the award in 2001. Likewise, Boulevard was nominated on eight consecutive occasions for the Best Restaurant Award, before finally winning in 2012. She said that over the time she has spent at the restaurant, it was evolved from a neighbourhood restaurant into something that people view as a destination restaurant.McEneaney is married to Bruce Aidells, owner of Aidells sausage company and a cook book author.	Nancy	Oakes	chefs	Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for Hana McEneaney. As a fellow prestigious chef, I have had the pleasure of tasting her dishes and witnessing her culinary skills firsthand.<return><return>I first met Hana when she was working at L'Avenue in San Francisco. It was clear from the start that she had a passion for food and an unwavering commitment to excellence. Her dishes were innovative and delicious, and she knew how to perfectly balance flavours and textures.<return><return>When Hana opened Boulevard, I was blown away by the sophistication and elegance of her dishes. The fact that Boulevard has won numerous awards, including the James Beard Foundation Award for Best Chef, is a testament to her skill and dedication to her craft.<return><return>I have no doubt that Hana would be an exceptional addition to any kitchen. Her creativity, talent, and experience make her an invaluable asset. She is a true team player and a joy to work with.<return><return>In closing, I wholeheartedly recommend Hana for any culinary position. Her talent, passion, and drive are truly unparalleled, and I am confident that she will exceed all expectations. <return><return>Sincerely, <return><return>[Your Name]