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How the Middle Class Is Shrinking
It's not about to disappear, but financial strains are reshaping American society.
Woodstock. The moon landing. The escalating war in Vietnam. The year 1969 was momentous enough, yet in retrospect it seems to have represented one additional pivot point in U.S. history: the high-water mark for the middle class.
[See 12 ways to stop America's decline.]
As America limps to the end of the first decade of the 21st century, the middle class that once formed its core strength seems to be in tatters. The manufacturing jobs that once helped millions get ahead have been in sharp decline for a decade, and now number one-third less than they did in 2000, despite a growing population. Wages have fallen as jobs have migrated overseas, with the typical family's income, after inflation, down 5 percent since 2000. News headlines warn that the middle class is becoming "extinct" or being "wiped out of existence." Elizabeth Warren, the head of the government's new financial watchdog agency, has been warning of a middle-class meltdown for a decade, and said recently that "the system is broken and it's crushing families all across this country."
The rhetoric may be overheated, but the latest data confirms that the middle class is in a rut, to say the least. The total number of middle-income families has stayed relatively steady over the last several years, but with population growth, there are proportionately fewer middle earners today than there were 10 years ago. Compared to the year 2000, the middle-income bracket is about 4 percent smaller than it might otherwise be, after adjusting for population growth and inflation. And the low-income bracket is about 7 percent bigger. Still, incomes typically fall during a recession, and it's oversimplistic to say that everybody leaving the middle class is permanently consigned to something worse. Plus, many longer-term gains in living standards are still in place. So while the middle class is clearly under stress, millions of Americans are still much better off than they were 20 or 30 years ago.
The first challenge when evaluating the fate of the middle class is to figure out what the term means in the first place. There's no set definition, and most economists agree that it includes intangibles such as financial stability, aspirations to get ahead, and various comforts. Since those are hard to quantify, the most definitive way to measure the health of the middle class is by income, and the percentage of all earners who fall between the highest and lowest earners—the "middle."
[See how to fall out of the middle class.]
With help from economist Heidi Shierholz of the Economic Policy Institute, I analyzed Census Bureau data that breaks down household income into nine brackets, going back to 1967, and is adjusted for inflation, which allows apple-to-apple comparisons from year to year. To represent the middle class, I chose three middle brackets that include household income ranging from $35,000 to $99,999. The latest data, from 2009, shows that households with income in that range account for 43.7 percent of all households. That percentage has been shrinking over time. Here's the percentage of all households that middle group, adjusted for inflation, has represented in various years:
2009: 43.7 percent
2000: 45.6 percent
1990: 47.9 percent
1980: 49.3 percent
1969: 53 percent
I listed the figure for 1969 rather than 1970 because that year represented the peak percentage for the middle-income brackets. If you defined the middle class more broadly, and lowered or raised the income threshold (or did both), the peak year would change, but only by a few years. In general, the middle brackets were fattest in the late '60s and early '70s.
[See three myths about disappearing prosperity.]
People tend to measure their well-being based on short-term changes, not long-term ones, so it makes sense to compare today's incomes with those in 2000. If income breakdowns today were the same as they were in 2000, here's what would be different:
There would be about 7 million fewer people living in households with incomes below $35,000.
There would be an additional 5.8 million people living in middle-income households.
There would be an additional 1.5 million people living in households with incomes over $100,000. (The numbers don't balance out perfectly because of rounding.)
So compared to 2000 levels, the low-income bracket has swelled, the middle bracket has shrunk, and the upper bracket has shrunk too, though by less. People constantly move up and down on the income scale, and everybody who left the middle bracket didn't automatically fall into the lower bracket. But the numbers make it clear that proportionately fewer people are in the middle bracket, and more people are in the lower bracket.
[See how unemployment will swing the elections.]
It's important to point out that the latest numbers come at the end of a recession, so comparing them with figures from 2000—the tail end of a boom—may exaggerate the gloom. And looking at longer-term changes shows some other important trends that might be more encouraging. Here's the percentage of income represented by the lowest group, the one earning less than $35,000:
2009: 36 percent
2000: 33.7 percent
1990: 37 percent
1980: 40.3 percent
1969: 39.5 percent
So while the low-income group has been getting bigger in recent years, it's still lower today than it was every year between 1967 and 1998. If you put the lower- and middle-income data together, it might seem puzzling: Compared to the '70s and '80, the middle income group today is smaller, but so is the lower-income group. So if people have been leaving both groups, where have they been going?
Upward, that's where. Here's the percentage of households with incomes over $100,000, again, adjusted for inflation:
2009: 20.1 percent
2000: 20.6 percent
1990: 15 percent
1980: 10.4 percent
1969: 7.6 percent
The biggest income change since the late '60s, in fact, hasn't been in the low- and middle-income groups. It's been a huge jump in both the percentage and the number of high-income households. In one sense, that's great news, because the people joining that group have been coming from the lower brackets. That's because the growing U.S. economy has created vast amounts of new wealth over the last 40 years and propelled millions of Americans into high-income households.
[See why the rich need the poor.]
The bad news is that the vibrant growth has fizzled, for the time being at least, and fewer Americans seem to be benefiting from what growth there is. Plus, much of the added wealth over the last couple of decades came from women working more, which raised household incomes but also masked problems like fewer jobs and falling pay for manufacturing workers. There's also a much bigger gap between middle and high earners today than there was in the '60s and '70s, which means the wealthy are capturing a larger and perhaps unfair share of the nation's wealth. "The middle class is a lot farther away from the very top than they were 40 years ago," says Shierholz. "So even if typical households were gaining ground in absolute terms, they'd be losing out relative to households at the top."
A middle-class revival depends on two things: A healthy and growing economy that creates more wealth for everybody, and middle earners able to capture a share of the new wealth that's at least proportionate to their size as a group. It might seem improbable, but if America's middle class is as durable as we'd like to believe, then it may already be mounting its own comeback.


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Pie Five Pizza Co. presents its new Hatch Chile Pie, proving that fancy restaurants aren't the only ones allowed to serve this seasonal favorite. It's a little sweet, a little spicy, and loaded with Southwestern flavor.
True to its name, the Hatch Chile Pie features loads of green Hatch Chiles, red onions, Mozzarella and Cheddar cheeses, and a spicy red pepper sauce. Available as a limited-time offer through October 14, the Hatch Chile Pie is served at all seven Pie Five locations across Dallas-Fort Worth.
"We're constantly looking for nontraditional flavors and seasonal favorites for our specialty pies, and what better than a Hatch Chile Pie? Hatch Chiles are a regional favorite and the perfect addition to our fall menu," says Pie Five Chef Andy Wittman.
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Leafing through
I would like to say happy fall to everybody and to remind people that it's very dangerous to rake or blow your leaves into the street. I just saw a guy doing it over on First Street in Gurnee. They get wet and they're very slippery. If a car tried to stop, it would skid out of control. It's very difficult also for people that are walking or riding bikes to go through big mounds of leaves out at the curb. Have consideration for everybody, please. Thank you.
Hutchins Road
I've lived out here for six years, and even before moving here from Waukegan, I knew the name of the road that everybody's mispronouncing. It's Hutchins Road, not Hutchinson Road. So, let's get it right people.
So you don't think it can get any worse, think again. With Romney's gaffes alienating nations, it could lead to World War III. Romney said he would go to war with Iran and Syria. A war with both would have grave unpredictable consequences and would plunge our economy back into a recession. President Obama is right to resist a war we can no longer afford.
It's amazing
Regarding the item in TOTC, "Fruits of our labor." It states that under the leadership of Obama, we had the lowest unemployment rate in about four years. For your information, that fact was just released and it's amazing how that happens shortly before election time. Wait and see what happens to the gas prices in the next few weeks because they're going to start going down, too. He had four years to come up with these plans. Nothing has been done until the last six months and then everybody jumps through hoops. Instead of campaigning for three and one-half years, he should have been implementing his programs if they were so wonderful. As far as the auto industry, he did nothing of the kind. All he did was tell people who was going to run it. If you were a stockholder, oh well, it's your loss.
Bird's the word
If Romney gets elected president, he's either going to fire Big Bird or cut his hours back. More then likely Big Bird is now going to fall into that 47 percent that Romney likes to talk about. He's probably going to have to get a Link card and be on food stamps. I'm sorry, Big Bird, your management didn't stick up for you, but they didn't want to be partisan.
Border war
It took Bush eight years to run a nation into a recession. He left office with two unfinished wars and now they want Romney in office because he wants a conflict against Iran to save Israel. If Israel would stop trying to expand its borders, it wouldn't need help. Anyway, it's none of our business.
A dead horse
Did you ever notice that every four years the subject of taxes comes up in debate. The incumbent has been in office for three years and about 11 months. Why is he or she talking about tax reform that should have already happened during his or her term in office? This happens every four years as if it just raised its ugly head and became an issue. I can guarantee that four years from now — no matter who wins — they will be talking about taxes, that golden 1 percent, that the middle class always gets beat up and the poor that we all support. Just fix the tax code once and for all and move off beating this dead horse!
Failing, flailing
As Democrats fail and flail they decide to take on the two most pressing issues at this given time. Big Bird and does Mitt Romney color his hair. This is insane.
Blame the media!
I just want to say that we're heading to go over a cliff financially in this country like the rest of the world and the media is backing this guy in office.
Teachers, administrators
I've solved the problem with the teachers and the unions. Just give the teachers the same pay and benefits as the administrators. Then they won't have anything to argue about.
I notice that Melinda Bush was quick to use the baseless charges against state Sen. Suzi Schmidt for her own political gain. Now that she has had her day in court and was found innocent of all charges, will Melinda Bush refer to her as "Vindicated State Senator Suzi Schmidt"?
Skin in the game
Isn't it funny how the Democrats take credit for the auto industry bailout, but in reality the 53 percent of the Americans who actually pay taxes are the ones that bailed out the auto industry. The only reason Obama bailed Chrysler and GM out is to preserve the labor unions' mishandled pensions. Non- profit organizations like labor unions should not be allowed to give money to elections because, like 47 percent of Americans, they pay no taxes. If you don't have skin in the game, you should not be able to support either party. This should also include credit unions and any other organization.
Mr. Grumpy
Vice President Biden came across as a rude, grumpy old man.
Mr. Fantasy
Mitt Romney's promises to both cut the budget deficit, lower taxes on everyone, increase military spending and somehow not raise taxes on the middle class. Talk about a fantasy budget!
Mr. Mean
It was almost unbearable to watch Joe Biden during the vice presidential debate. He looked like a very tired old man who showed us what a mean and reprehensible person looks like. He should have retired from the public view decades ago.
Lap dog media
How can you expect President Obama to notice how high gas prices are? The lap dog media hasn't mentioned it in months and that's where he gets his info. But if he did notice the gas prices, President Obama would say it's the fault of Bush and his rich oil buddies!
Teachers' demands
Have you noticed that when the teachers go on strike they claim, "it is for the kids." But then they demand more pay, more benefits in health care and retirement. What will the kids be getting?
Big bucks, favors
Political signs are everywhere. Think about the cost of these signs and the dollar contributions to pay for them. The more contributions, the more patronage given. Big bucks, for big favors.


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"WHEN PEOPLE SAY CME doesn't work and we have to reposition it, I always say hogwash — we've always known what works," says CME veteran Sue Ann Capizzi. "What works is sitting down with a physician, analyzing his or her particular needs, developing a program, and then evaluating it. It's one-on-one, personalized education. We know that works."
Capizzi, who has more than 30 years experience in CME, recently joined Woods Development Institute (www.wdi-inc.com) in Oak Park, Ill., as vice president, strategy and operations, because it will give her the opportunity to provide just that kind of customized education for doctors.
WDI's program, based on the executive leadership training used by many corporations, was founded by Michael S. Woods, MD, in 2000. Disillusioned with the bottom-line mentality of modern medicine — a far cry from his father's small-town medical practice, which had inspired him to become a physician — Woods left his surgical practice in 1996, and joined Johnson & Johnson to do clinical research. Like many of J&J's employees, he was put through a personal development training program designed to improve customer service and employee satisfaction. He realized that effective corporate leadership skills were no different from the techniques physicians needed, and that he could adapt the training to help physicians improve their leadership, teamwork, and communication skills, as well as personal satisfaction. Thus he could benefit patient care, which is why he became a doctor in the first place.
A Long, Hard Look in the Mirror
The program, which is certified for CME credit through the Physician Insurers Association of America, an accredited provider, begins with a 360-degree evaluation, where the physician's skills in a variety of areas are evaluated by coworkers, including partners, office staff, nurses, residents, and med students. Participants are asked to rate the physician on behavior such as, "is willing to admit mistakes," "avoids acting arrogant," and "is open to discussing issues, alternative treatments, ideas." The physician also does a self-assessment, and the results are compared, showing the physician his or her strengths and weaknesses from a variety of perspectives. (WDI also initiated an online patient experience tracking system in March.)
"Talk about the teachable moment," says Capizzi. "[Physicians respond:] 'This is how I'm perceived?!'" WDI coaches then work with the physician to develop a plan for changing behavior and documenting improvement.
Trained to Compete
One of the reasons many physicians are deficient in communication skills is because of their education, says Woods. "From the day they start college, premed undergraduates are competing against each other, instead of learning forms of collaboration." This competitive training continues all the way through the medical education system, he says. "Most of us are taught to think we're supposed to be right every time we make a decision." The result, he says, "is that physicians develop a closed mindset where they think there is only one way to do things. [But] there's never just one way to do things."
That mindset precludes physicians from paying attention to things like a patient's body language, he says. "Physicians are supposed to make evidence-based decisions using the data at hand. Data is the altar at which we worship. If it's not something that can be proven with a lab test, or it can't be felt by palpating somebody's abdomen, or it can't be seen on a CAT scan, then it doesn't exist. Physicians forget that perception and emotion are data, too — just different kinds of data. Those things include the patient's concerns, what a patient says, nonverbal signals, body language — all those things are data. The patient's perception is always relevant. Nobody has ever shown that becoming appropriately empathetic reduces the individual's ability to make logical decisions. [Emotional distance] is a mechanism doctors use because they are uncomfortable."
No Change? No Credit
Undoing such deeply rooted attitudes takes more than training. To help physicians really change their behavior, "we believe there has to be built-in accountability and follow-up," says Woods. "We can say, 'You have spent three hours taking this course, and so we're going to give you one CME credit — but in order for you to get your two additional credits you have to send us examples of how you are using this material in doing patient charts for the next three months.'" Other CME programs could adapt this approach, he suggests, by devising an e-mail-based follow-up system that links a physician to post-tests that are sent out on a monthly basis. "All of a sudden you have built-in accountability so physicians know they are going to have to use what they learned in order to get credit. It makes them listen harder."
Leadership Training Pays Off
Typically, an organization contracts with WDI to provide the training for selected physicians. The complete personal development program is expensive — and so far pharma companies have shown no interest in supporting it. It's also time intensive, requiring a three- to 12-month commitment from participants. Physicians will soon have the option of taking most of the modules on CD or online, cutting down on some of the cost and time investment. WDI also offers shorter courses.
But the complete program is well worth it because it works, say Woods and Capizzi. A study of more than 2,000 committed participants showed that 99 percent of them demonstrated improvement of at least 33 percent over their baseline measure. (Committed physicians means just that: participants who want to learn. If, after several sessions, a doctor shows no intention of changing, "We call the organization and explain that we want to stop the doctor's training 'because it's not worth your money and our time,'" says Woods.
And many physicians do resist executive coaching, seeing it as soft and touchy-feely. "A third [of physicians] hate my guts; a third understand the concepts but are unsure as to what to do; and about a third leave saying that they are going to change," Woods acknowledges. Overcoming physician resistance is critical, he says, as the healthcare system faces a crisis with malpractice suits and patient satisfaction. "The interesting thing is that 80 percent of medical malpractice lawsuits are not driven by technical competency issues, but they're driven by the patient's perception that the physician has been rude or condescending or there has been ineffective or inappropriate communication." When physicians balk at training in interpersonal skills, "We tell them 'You are more likely to be sued because of a patient's perception than because of what you did.'"
CME as Part of the Solution
While currently most of the groups that bring in WDI are malpractice insurance companies and residency programs, Capizzi thinks there's enormous potential for WDI to collaborate with healthcare networks and organizations such as specialty societies. Woods does introductory presentations at groups' annual meetings, for example.
There is a convergence of forces, Capizzi explains, pushing CME providers to consider interpersonal skills a priority. Under the American Board of Medical Specialties' new maintenance of certification requirements, physicians must demonstrate their competence in areas such as patient care, professionalism, and communication skills, as well as medical knowledge. The Council of Medical Specialty Societies has issued a report calling for fundamental change in the CME system, so that CME will better prepare physicians to fulfill these requirements.
"Most CME providers produce excellent, cost-effective activities that reach broad audiences, but personal leadership programming has not been a part of our educational tool kit," says Capizzi. "You can create awareness about interpersonal skills with traditional CME, but you don't change behaviors. Physician leadership training, on the other hand, will change behaviors." CME providers need to become educational coaches and help physicians set personal objectives and evaluate them, she says. "CME now needs to be part of the solution."


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NCAA Bans Worldwide Wes From Credentialed Areas At Indianapolis Regional
Shortly before the start of the Midwest Regional semifinal between No. 1 seed Louisville and No. 12 seed Oregon on Friday, reports hit Twitter of security at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis being instructed to not allow William "Worldwide Wes" Wesley into the building.
It was later clarified he was simply not allowed into credentialed areas.
Talked to Worldwide Wes inside stadium. He didn't know security had a photo of him and been told not to let him in areas without credential.—
Thayer Evans (@ThayerEvansSI) March 29, 2013
Worldwide Wes, as he is more commonly known, is a consultant for Creative Arts Agency and is also very close to many of the top names in both the NBA and college basketball. That list includes those in and around the Oregon Ducks program, Nike basketball officials and Kentucky's John Calipari. Wes is considered one of the more powerful behind-the-scenes individuals in the game of basketball.
This is the photo given to security at Lucas Oil Stadium:
@BryanDFischer @danwolken the pic security has http://t.co/2mxnDJsc8e—
Mark Blankenbaker (@UofLSheriff50) March 29, 2013
Although he has a ticket to the game and can go in on his own accord without incident, Wes isn't happy security was put on alert.
WW has his own ticket and said he doesn't need a credential. "This is a form of harassment from the NCAA for no apparent reason," WW said.—
Thayer Evans (@ThayerEvansSI) March 29, 2013
The NCAA has given no reason for the ban, only stating that like any other fan Wes can get in with a ticket and credentialed areas are restricted just like any other game. Wes can often be seen in credentialed areas because of his close ties to coaches, like in 2008 when he was everywhere during Memphis' Final Four run. Of course, Memphis was coached by Calipari at the time.
Louisville coach Rick Pitino is one of the few coaches who has gone on record saying he doesn't particularly enjoy Wes's influence on the game. More specifically, Pitino doesn't like losing recruits to Calipari and rival Kentucky due to Wes's power. But at this point there is no indication Pitino had anything to do with the ban.


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San Francisco artist Jaime Longa has a passion for depicting diverse subjects by utilizing traditional techniques and strong narratives. His work aims to communicate both personal and universal messages through representational painting influenced by his Catholic faith and experiences. He is currently represented by multiple galleries throughout the Bay Area.
Oil on Panel
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Came across "Ruling Me" while shuffling the iPod this morning on the way into work and gave Hurley another spin. It's really a shame that album came and went so quickly, as I think there a number of brilliant moments on disk. Does anyone think we have a chance of ever hearing any of these tunes live? I know Hang On was played a few times and I heard Memories at the Pinkerton show, but would love to hear Ruling Me, Unspoken, etc live sometime.
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There was an acoustic version of Unspoken on youtube by Rivers and it was the fan favorite of the album (according to Weezerpedia) so I think there might be a chance for that, but it's all up to them. I don't think they'd play Ruling Me though. I'd really like to see Unspoken though.
They did "Unspoken" full on at Stubb's BBQ on June 6, 2011 I believe it was. There's a bootleg of it in the Weezer gift shop, and it's pretty good.
Unspoken was played in the summer once and at Las Vegas last year, but apart from that they have only played Hang On a couple of times and Memories quite a lot. I agree with you that it was a shame that they gave up on the album so quickly, but I would've liked to have seen more songs being played for the album and maybe some tv show performances of them playing some songs off the album.
I'd also like to see band commentary on the songs on Weezerpedia like they did with some of their other albums.
Will have to check out the Stubb's Bootleg, looks like it was a great show.
The other interesting thing is that Hurley got generally positive reviews from most critics. I blame Memories as a lead single for some of the lukewarm response. Fine song, but not one I'm inclined to listen to repeatedly.
its sorta annoying that it got some worse ratings than raditude, that made no sense. It really is a solid album that was shadowed by death to false metal and pinkerton deluxe.
Were Pink Deluxe and DTFM Geffen disks?
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Were Pink Deluxe and DTFM Geffen disks?
There are some good songs on this album...as I say, it's always the songs...but...poor "modern" brickwall mastering takes the humanity out of it sometimes...


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Author Notes: Carne asada is steak grilled over a fire and then sliced thinly. The thin pieces are perfect for rolling into tortillas as in a "taco al carbon." Here, we take the slices of deliciously mesquite grilled flank steak and serve them with a side of rajas, sautéed poblano peppers and onions. To complete the meal, we add a side of refried black beans and then sprinkle cotija cheese over the top. Tortillas are always welcome but they are on the side.
I know that it looks like there are lots of steps and ingredients, but this meal comes together quickly. That makes it perfect for any weeknight, but it is nice enough for entertaining friends.
Enjoy. - Waverly - Waverly
Food52 Review: WHO: Waverly is a former lawyer, and a fantastic home cook.
WHAT: The spicy, simple, comforting meal we want to make year-round.
HOW: Marinate, make your rajas, then grill your steak. Eat.
WHY WE LOVE IT: This dish unites elements we'd eat all on their own: creamy, smoky rajas, and perfectly seasoned steak. Eaten together, it's perfection on a plate -- just add a squeeze of lime. - A&M
Serves 4 to 6
For the Carne Asada
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 1/4 cup fresh lime juice
- 4 to 5 cloves garlic, peeled
- 3 tablespoons dark brown sugar or Mexican brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons pepper
- 1 tablespoon ancho chili powder
- 2 teaspoons cumin, plus more for sprinkling on the steak before you grill it
- 1 tablespoon Mexican oregano
- 2 tablespoons cilantro
- 1 1/2 to 2 pound flank steak
- Mesquite charcoal or chips, or grill pan
For the Rajas
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 large onions, peeled, halved, and cut into 1/4-inch thick slices
- 8 medium poblano peppers, roasted, peeled, stemmed, seeded, and cut into 1/2-inch thick strips (note: If you would like a little more heat, leave some seeds.)
- 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon Mexican oregano
- 1/2 cup crema Mexicana or heavy cream
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- Cotija cheese for garnishing
- Chopped cilantro for garnishing
- Lime wedges for serving
- MARINATE THE STEAK THE NIGHT BEFORE: In a blender, combine olive oil, soy sauce, lime juice, garlic, and seasonings. Blend until everything is combined. Place the flank steak as flat as possible in a gallon-size freezer bag and pour the marinade into the bag. Seal the bag and place in refrigerator for 1 to 12 hours.
- PREP THE GRILL AND THE STEAK: Remove the steak from the marinade and pat dry with paper towels. Discard the marinade. Season meat with a sprinkle of cumin and a generous amount of kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper on both sides. Let sit at room temperature while you prepare a hot fire. Use mesquite chips for their great flavor. (**Skip down to step 4 and make the rajas. Keep them warm while you grill the steak.) When the coals are coated with grey ash and you cannot keep your hand above the grate for more than a minute, you have a hot fire that is ready for the steak. Place the steak directly over the hot coals. Grill each side until it is charred but the center is rare to barely medium rare. Start with 1 to 3 minutes per side. Cooking time will depending on your fire and the thickness of the steak. If 3 minutes doesn't get it, move the steak to the cool side of the grill and check every minute. Don't overcook and remember that the meat will continue to cook while it rests.
- LET STEAK REST AND THEN SLICE: When the steak is done, remove it from the grill and let it rest 5 to 10 minutes. This gives the juices inside time to be reabsorbed. Also, the steak will continue to cook. Slice steak across the grain into 1/4 - 1/2-inch slices. Cover to keep warm while you make the rajas.
- SAUTÉ PEPPERS AND ONIONS: In a large skillet, heat the olive oil over medium heat. When the oil is hot, add the onions and cook until they are beginning to brown, about 8 minutes. Add the poblanos and garlic. Cook until peppers are tender/crisp, 3 to 4 minutes more. Add the oregano and crema. Stir to combine. Cook the rajas over low heat until the crema has reduced just a bit so that the onions and peppers are coated but not drowning in it. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
- SERVE: Spoon a generous amount of rajas onto each plate. Place some refried black beans alongside. Place 2 to 3 slices of carne asada on top of the rajas. Sprinkle with cotija cheese and then garnish with fresh cilantro and a wedge of lime.
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- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Barbecue
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- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Flank Steak
Tags: mexican food, summer grilling
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4 months ago juliunruly
This was fantastic. We got some refried beans from the local taqueria and the whole thing was just delicious. The rajas would work well with some delicious spicy lime shrimp, too.
6 months ago pow
I used a cast iron pan because I don't have a grill and it worked really well!
Thanks for the recipe!
6 months ago Waverly
I am glad it worked well in a pan. If you don't have a grill, you could also try broiling.
7 months ago JanetFL
Congratulations, Waverly! Excited to try your recipe!
7 months ago Kukla
Congratulations Waverly! Everything on the plate looks very, very tasty!
7 months ago Waverly
Thanks, Kukla!
7 months ago savorthis
We have a special song and dance for taco night and this looks just great- looking forward to trying it. Congrats!
7 months ago Waverly
Thank you! Hope you give it a try.
7 months ago
Abbie is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Congratulations Waverly! Love these things!
7 months ago Waverly
Me too, Abbie. We love our Mexican food down here!
12 months ago anotherfoodieblogger
Oh wow, I'm all in for this recipe! This sounds truly fabulous. Our temps are supposed to finally warm up enough to get grilling this weekend, so this is a welcome recipe, as I love me some spicy grilling!
almost 2 years ago MrsBeeton
For a taco night party, I marinated both a steak and chicken breasts with the marinade. And then I used the leftover steak marinade (after I'd put the steak on the grill) with the tilapia that I quick-fried. Everyone agreed that these were the best taco fillings ever. A keeper, this recipe!
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almost 3 years ago mpittsm
That looks like something i can get on board with! Looks fantastic!
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top trends of 2011 with one that's perfect for the holidays. Just as the frantic, real-time nature of the social Web hit fever pitch, the market trends this year made way for "content shifting." It's the simple idea of saving your articles, videos and podcasts for later.We wind down the
With the rise of the smartphone and tablet, all kinds of content can be saved until after work or school. Content shifting helps us concentrate on the tasks at hand. It also reformats it for more enjoyable experiences. Now that the Web is no longer limited to our desks, content shifting allows new media to take their rightful place on the couch.
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The tablet in particular has made leisure reading and viewing of Web content a reality. Sales of the iPad have smashed expectations. Amazon's Kindle Fire, which is specialized for leisure content, has found mass appeal as well.
We've seen some great studies from Google and BBC.com this year showing that consumers love the tactile, personal tablet experience. They use tablets as leisure devices, allowing them to separate the fun stuff from the work stuff they do on their PCs.
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Apple added a feature called Reading List to its Safari browser, which lets users create temporary bookmarks for Web articles. It also expanded Safari's Reader mode to the mobile versions. Safari Reader pops up a clean version of an article, without navigation or ads, to make reading on the Web more sane. The combination of Reading List and Reader mode makes for a basic but pleasant content-shifted reading experience.
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For Apple, content is more like a feature. Apple's in the device business, and it offers content to support users of its devices. The iPhone, the iPad, the iPod and the Mac are the products. Amazon does things the other way around. Amazon's new Kindle Fire tablet rounds out its line of inexpensive, less powerful devices that give users access to Kindle content, which is where Amazon makes its money.
Kindle is a service, not a product. The devices are just windows into Amazon's store of content, which is streamed or whisper-synced down to them. Amazon uses its powerful cloud to keep the latest content on each Kindle device, and even on iOS and Android devices running the Kindle app. For Kindle books and magazines, content shifting is as simple as syncing your page number.
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There's still plenty of room for content shifting solutions from Web companies that aren't tied to particular platforms.
Evernote, a company working on many different problems in the consumer cloud, has built Clearly, an article-saving service. It's a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox that creates a cleaned-up article view, similar to Safari Reader mode, but it also allows saving of the clean version to one's Evernote account with one click. The article can then be read later via the Evernote app on a tablet or smartphone, as well as on the desktop.
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February 5, 2014 — Planning is underway for the 31st Annual French Quarter Festival presented by Chevron. The event will take place April 10th – April 13th, 2014. Locals and tourism officials call French Quarter Festival 'the kickoff to festival season in New Orleans.' What started as a neighborhood festival and 'locals' event' has grown into the largest free music festival in the United States: the 2013 French Quarter Festival hosted over 560,000 local and out-of-town visitors and had an economic impact of over $246 million. In 2014, organizers will host some of New Orleans' finest restaurants at 'The World's Largest Jazz Brunch'; employ over 1,400 world class, local musicians; and create special and unique experiences for festival-goers.
Dr. John's first performance at French Quarter Festival since 1987
Sponsored by longtime Festival supporter, vendor, and friend – Tropical Isle
Dr. John embodies the best of New Orleans' rich musical heritage, and in 2014, he returns to French Quarter Festival for the first time since 1987. This will be his ONLY appearance at a major spring festival in New Orleans in 2014. Dr. John and the Nite Trippers will perform on the riverfront Abita Stage Friday, April 11th at 4:30 p.m. In what promises to be an incredible musical evening, Dr. John will be followed by the Roots of Music with very special guests, and Grammy award-winning Rebirth Brass Band. Longtime Festival supporter, vendor, and friend – Tropical Isle – has generously provided the support to bring Dr. John back to French Quarter Festival.
Riverfront construction ends and brings the launch of a new music stage: Big River Stage
Year after year, French Quarter Festival is voted 'locals' favorite' while also attracting a tremendous out-of-town audience. A huge part of the appeal is that attendees get a true and authentic New Orleans experience – a broad range of Louisiana artists and a diverse variety of musical styles and genres. Since 1984, French Quarter Festival has been committed to featuring New Orleans' finest artists every day of the festival, on stages all over the French Quarter. The tradition continues in 2014, when FQFI unveils the Big River Stage with a diverse mix of talented artists that includes Davell Crawford, Paul Sanchez and the Minimum Rage, Glen David Andrews, Jeremy Davenport, New Birth Brass Band, Eric Lindell, Jon Cleary & the Absolute Monster Gentlemen, Flow Tribe, Diablo's Horns, George Porter, Jr. and Runnin' Pardners, Lynn Drury, Russell Batiste & Friends with The Wild Tchoupitoulas featuring Jason Neville, Egg Yolk Jubilee, Big Chief Bo Dollis & the Wild Magnolias, Casa Samba Extravaganza, The New Orleans Suspects, the Iguanas, and more. The Big River Stage will feature music daily, on April 10, 11, 12 and 13, 2014.
Popeye's Brass Band Jam at the Old U.S. Mint
Brass bands are moving from the Riverside Legacy Stage (formerly located on the riverfront) to the new Popeye's Brass Band Jam Stage at the Old U.S. Mint. Barracks Street will be closed to traffic, adding more to the 'pedestrian playground' and street party feel of the Festival. Popeye's Brass Band Jam will feature Leroy Jones' Original Hurricane Brass Band, Hot 8 Brass Band, The Original Pinettes Brass Band, Treme Brass Band, Audacity Brass Band, Lagniappe Brass Band, Onward Brass Band, Corey Henry's Treme Funktet, The Original Pinettes Brass Band, Andrew Hall's Society Brass Band, Orleans Brass Band, and more. Popeye's Brass Band Stage will run April 11, 12, and 13, 2014.
Return of the Chevron Cajun Zydeco Showcase to the Bienville Triangle:
French Quarter becomes a Pedestrian Playground
The Chevron Cajun Zydeco Showcase launched in 2013 at the Bienville Triangle (North Peters near St. Louis Street). It was such a hit with festival fans, that it will return for 2014. One of the most popular stages at Festival, the 2014 lineup includes: Big Easy Playboys, Waylon Thibodeaux Band, Beausoleil avec Michael Doucet, Corey Ledet, Brandon Moreau & his Cajungrass, Bruce Daigrepoint Cajun Band, Chubby Carrier and the Bayou Swamp Band, Amada Shaw, Feufollet, Nathan and the Zydeco Cha Chas, Babineaux Sisters Band, Rusty Metoyer and the Zydeco Krush, Sean Ardoin-n-Zydekool, Roddie Romero & the Hub City Allstars, Les Freres Michot, Sunpie and the Louisiana Sunspots, the Lost Bayou Ramblers, and more.
It's all about the music: the very best live, local music across 21 stages
Please see attached release for a mostly complete day-by-day lineup of the 2014 French Quarter Festival. Festival organizers will bring back the 'Chevron Evening Concert Series.' This year's Chevron Evening Concert Series artists include Nathan and the Zydeco Cha-Chas, Rockin' Dopsie and the Zydeco Twisters, and Roddie Romero & the Hub City All Stars.
French Quarter Festival's Musician Sponsorship Program continues to grow. Local business Tropical Isle provided funding to support Dr. John's performance, and so far in 2014, over 50 other individuals, foundations, and businesses have signed up to support local musicians by 'adopting an artist'. Sponsors come from all over the United States – from California to Maryland – and are helping to keep French Quarter Festival free for the community. The 2014 French Quarter Festival will feature over 1,400 local artists. The Festival is still seeking 2014 sponsorships. Contact Georgia Rhody at (504) 522-5730 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
New site for the Film Festival at French Quarter Festival: Le Petit Theatre du Vieux Carre
French Quarter Festivals, Inc. continues its partnership with Timecode:nola – a non-profit 501c3 organization made up of filmmakers who promote local filmmaking. Because of its incredible popularity at the 2013 French Quarter Festival, the 2014 Film Festival (free and open to the public) will move to Le Petit Theatre, with more room for fans. Movies and shorts will focus on New Orleans music, neighborhoods and culture. Le Petit Theatre du Vieux Carre, originally organized in 1916 as the New Orleans Chapter of the Drama League of America and one year later as the Drawing Room Players, is one of the oldest community theatres in the country. Since moving into its current home in 1922, the "Little Theatre" has entertained thousands of audience members in a wide array of dramas, comedies, and musicals.
Exciting new additions to Festival food and beverages
The World's Largest Jazz Brunch will include a new dining area for festival goers. Over 60 food vendors make up 'The World's Largest Jazz Brunch' at French Quarter Festival, featuring classic New Orleans dishes as well as cuisine from the best restaurants in the region. A number of restaurants have been with the festival since its beginning in 1984, and have been great partners for 30 years: Pat O'Brien's, Ristorante Carmelo, Trey Yuen, Tujague's, Vaucresson Sausage, Desire Oyster Bar, Court of Two Sisters, and The Gumbo Shop. Other festival favorites return for 2014, including Galatoire's, Muriel's, Antoine's, Praline Connection, Dickie Brennan's, Restaurant R'evolution, Desire Oyster Bar, Bennachin, Love at First Bite, Crescent Pie and Sausage, Boucherie, GW Fins, House of Blues, Jacques-Imo's, K-Paul's, Mrs. Wheat's, Lasyone's Meat Pies, and more.
Festival organizers are excited to introduce a new riverfront picnic area where festival-goers can savor fine cuisine in a festive, casual atmosphere. The new picnic area will be located on the riverfront Kohlmeyer Lawn.
Abita Brewing Company and French Quarter Festivals, Inc. are proud to announce a new, five-year partnership for both French Quarter Festival and Satchmo SummerFest. This year, Abita will be pouring Strawberry Abita on draft – for the first time ever. In addition, Abita Amber, Purple Haze, Jockamo IPA, and Abita Light will be on tap.
Sponsors help to keep this a true community event –
Chevron returns as Title Sponsor, Capital One Bank returns as a Major Sponsor, and French Quarter Festival welcomes GE Capital to the growing number of festival supporters
French Quarter Festivals, Inc. is proud of its history of providing high-quality events at no cost, and being accessible to all. In order to keep the Festival free and open to the public, the organization relies heavily on the contributions of sponsors and partners, beverage and merchandise sales, and vendor fees. Festival organizers welcome the return of Chevron as Title Sponsor of both French Quarter Festival and Satchmo SummerFest. Capital One Bank returns as a Major Sponsor of French Quarter Festival.
FQFI also welcomes new sponsors GE Capital with Technology in NOLA and New Orleans Original Daiquiris.
Returning sponsors include: Abita Brewing Company, BMI, Clear Channel, Court of Two Sisters, Crystal Clear Imaging, Dickie Brennan & Company, DownBeat Magazine, French Market Corporation, Harrah's Foundation, Hermann Grima House, The Historic New Orleans Collection, Hotel Monteleone, House of Blues, Inthenola.com, ITS, Louisiana Cookin', Louisiana Lottery, Musician's Performance Fund, The New Orleans Advocate, New Orleans Jazz National Historic Park, New Orleans Metropolitan Convention and Visitors Bureau, New Orleans Tourism Marketing Corporation, NOLA Jitterbugs, OffBeat Magazine, Palm Court Jazz Cafe, Pat O'Brien's, Pelican Ice, Pepsi, Popeye's, Republic National Distributing, Rolland Lock and Safe, Rouses Market, Royal Sonesta, SDT, Tropical Isle, Tulane Medical Center, Tulane Hospital for Children, The Vinyl District, Where Magazine, Where Y'at Magazine, Windsor Court Hotel, WWL-TV, WWNO 89.9 FM, WWOZ, 96.1 The River, 101.5 WYNK, 102.5 WFMF, and 1150AM WJOB.
Opening Night Gala returns to Antoine's
April 10th, the opening gala benefiting The Roots of Music will return to Antoine's Restaurant. The Patron Party takes place from 7-8 pm and Gala from 8-10:30 pm. Guests will enjoy dinner from Antoine's and other festival-favorite restaurants, with open bar courtesy of Republic National Distributing, Abita Brewing Company, and Pepsi. Entertainment includes Davell Crawford and The Moonshiners Trio. Tickets are now on sale and can be purchased online at www.fqfi.org or by calling 504-227-3124. Patron tickets are $250 and Gala tickets are $125 ($150 beginning April 1st).
Enhanced Security Measures Boost Safety
The safety of festival-goers is FQFI's top priority. This year, FQFI will increase its presence with FESS, Inc. and NOPD to provide a safer environment for the public. The measures will include bag checks at major riverfront access points. FQFI will actively enforce a ban on drugs, firearms, pets, and outside beverages.
Special Events, Programs, and Festival Extras
French Quarter Festival is produced by French Quarter Festivals, Inc., (FQFI) the 501©3 nonprofit organization, which also produces Satchmo SummerFest in August and Christmas New Orleans Style in December. FQFI's mission is to promote the Vieux Carre and the City of New Orleans through high quality special events and activities that showcase the culture and heritage of this unique city, contribute to the economic well being of the community, and instill increased pride in the people of New Orleans. For more information about French Quarter Festivals, Inc. or any of these events, call (504) 522-5730 or visit www.fqfi.org.


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John Edwards on Rielle Hunter Not Destroying Sex Tape: You Moron!by Free Britney at .
With John Edwards facing a federal indictment over his alleged use of campaign funds to cover up his love child scandal, new details of his affair with Rielle Hunter and the sex video they made during his White House run are coming to light.
Specifically, how pissed he is that she didn't erase the f%*king tape!
In an amazing outburst, the disgraced politician reportedly exploded after a judge ruled portions of his testimony under oath would be made public.
Edwards reportedly put it to Rielle Hunter on tape in a hotel room in Indianapolis in 2007. She was already several months pregnant at the time.
"John took his anger and frustrations out on Rielle," an insider told the National Enquirer, the publication that first broke the story back in 2008.
"He screamed at Rielle, calling her a moron for not destroying the tape, and yelling that she made a fool of him for talking him into making it."
"Rielle was in tears, and tried to apologize, but John didn't care," says the source. "His worst nightmare is that the tape will get on the Internet."
We can only hope ...The video ended up in the possession of Andrew Young, Edwards' former aide, who says he found it in a guest room once occupied by Hunter.
Young, of course, claimed HE was the father of Hunter's daughter Frances Quinn, helping hide Rielle and cover John's tracks for a long stretch.
Rielle has served him with a lawsuit in a North Carolina court, calling for the John Edwards sex tape to be returned, plus monetary damages.
Edwards is scheduled to the questioned about the tape on June 20.
At the June hearing, he will again be asked a series of questions he earlier refused to answer under oath, only this time a judge will be on hand to immediately rule what's admissable in the privacy lawsuit filed by Rielle Hunter.
At a hearing at the end of April, Superior Court Judge Carl Fox ruled that all or part of his deposition could be made public, to John's dismay.
The revelation about what the video tape actually contains would be the final nail in the coffin for Edwards as he faces the federal indictment.
So what's on the John Edwards-Rielle Hunter sex tape?
Andrew Young's wife, Cheri, said recently: "I won't give any fine details, but I'll tell you yes, he is naked. He is performing sexual acts."
"The woman is holding the camera. He is aware he is being taped."
And that, folks, tells you all you need to know.
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Didn't John thought about this before he allowed Hunter to videotape them having sex? Pleeezzzzeee! She is conniving enough to use it against him but he trusted her to do it!Hunter is only after fame,fortune,and what she could get out of Edwards.No wonder John and Elizabeth's kids can't stand her and wasn't invited to Cate's wedding.Hunter could sabotage anything she touches of John's. Although, John should have known better than fooling around with someone who has nothing to lose; John had everything to lose.I feel sorry for Elizabeth's and John's children having to relive this nightmare and Quinn will have a difficult life knowing her mother had her to get money out of John.
Afraid of getting caught in affairs being exposes out on the Internet? U must be kidding me ! Because if u are afraid of affairs being exposes out; u ,hungry dog ,should have thought of not cheating on your wife,whom is a great lady,mom to all her kids & standing all the way with u from start till end of her life! Isn't it enough for her sacrifice to u! U,yourself is a *MORON*! Shame on u! Too late,to regret!
Ditto to Maddie. Edwards is in no position to be calling anybody a moron. Gee, what was Oprah saying yesterday? The energy you put out is what comes back to you tenfold. Given that this all happened while his wife was dying of cancer, he should be nothing but contrite. The MOST culpable party in an extra-marital affair is the married person who is breaking their vows, Period.


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What? Wal-Mart concerned with customer feedback? Yeah, right!Originally posted by Selma in San Diego:
I'm sure that Wal-Mart pays attention to the opinions expressed by customers;
:DSpeedo's because they are too small
Does this place Wal-Mart in the position of 'parent' to the general public, then? If so, I'm rather at a loss for words...Maybe we should abolish the movie ratings system and punish parents who dare to censor what their children see and do. How dare we allow parents to be so judgemental and to try to influence their children?
As long as there is a somewhere else, then that's fine. But, when censorship get to be widespread that there isn't a somewhere else, then we're in trouble. And, don't think this isn't happening! In many not-so-small towns, the somewhere else, doesn't exist!Originally posted by operatenor:
IMHO, if a retailer starts playing moral censor, I start looking for other places to shop. It is their right to arbitrarily choose what to sell as much as it is my right to take my business somewhere else.
We don't use Speedos very much in this country, but Australians use them a lot. I once went on a cruise around Fiji with a contingent of Australian men in late middle age, all of whom wore Speedos. It was not a pretty sight, believe me!Originally posted by Nicole Marie:
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