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- 1/4 cup finely chopped green bell pepper
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- 1/2 cup milk
- 1 1/2 cups shredded Cheddar cheese
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- 1/4 cup sliced black olives, optional
- 1 cup soft bread crumbs tossed with 1 tablespoon melted butter
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That poem is great! I do think you should submit it!
I need to get back to my writing, as well, but I'm having a really hard time sitting down and doing it.
Bridget, I really wish Kai could go to India and hang out with kids there. Ever since we returned, I've been noticing the difference. I hadn't noticed that my kid was a terrible flirt because older kids here do not respond to her. Back home, kids, including teens (boys and girls), are SO responsive to other kids. Not to say they're angels or anything, but they behave so differently. Little kids are always played with/responded to by older kids.
Can I just brag on Mylah for a minute and say how incredibly awesome she is (as if you didn't know already)? We went to Bodhi's birthday party yesterday and she had a huge houseful of people with a ton of food, goody bags for all the kids, everyone was relaxed and cheerful, AND there were ponies roaming around for the children to ride on at will. The twins spent most of their time hopping from one pony to the other, although DS took time out of his busy schedule to convince Bodhi to let him help him open some of his presents.
It was a great party. Bodhi was a wonderful host, too.
Poor Kai Conner has had similar experiences himself. His sisters will often have friends over and he loves getting rough and tumble with the guys. I have to say for the most part they're great with him. But a few times there have been some that weren't as into playing with a little kid as he's used to. You may (or may not) remember at Bobbie's 17th birthday one girl was so against it she actually shoved Conner down off the couch. I spoke right up and Bobbie got mad at me, but I still say I was right in that. I have never 'yelled' (or used a mom voice) at any of my kid's friends...till then. It was justified.
Another time Conner actually peed on a boy's (Derek's) leg. :/ Still not sure what that was about, but he'll bring it up from time to time and laugh like he's the funniest boy to ever live. Derek wasn't too happy that night, but he's been really great with Conner since and didn't hold that against him. I think Conner was 3 or maybe just 4 at the time.
L-that doesn't surprise me about M at all. I'm so envious that you two cool moms get to see each other and share birthday parties!
Ky read all of those before The Witches and he really enjoyed them. The Witches was just too much for him. It was astonishing to me because he hasn't been that afraid or bothered by books or TV shows in a long time. I have never read Roald Dahl books, but I saw the movie Matilda and loved the movie even though I thought Ky would not like people being so mean to Matilda but he loved that one. He was excited about The Witches and he got halfway through it before he couldn't take it anymore. Last time he got upset about a book was when I was reading Sounder to Elle in her bedroom. He heard me reading to her even though he was in his own room and burst out in tears when Sounder the dog got shot. I had to stop reading it.
I recently bought him some books by Judy Blume, the ones about Fudge and Peter and I think he'll enjoy those even though I think they are below his reading comprehension level. I also got him a book by Virginia Hamilton called "The House of Dies Drear" which was one of my favorite books as a child, but it has ghosts in it and is kind of scary so I told him he could wait to read it if he wants. It is about a family who buys a house in Cincinnati that was used in the under ground rail road, so it had a lot of secret passageways and rooms. Ever since I read it I always wanted to live in one of those houses. If I ever move back to Ohio I would move to Cincinnati.
LOL! Me too! But he has to read "on level" books at school during their "Independent Reading" portion of the day and it is a book recommended for 4-7th grade and since Ky is on an 8th grade level now, they may say something. But I know he will like them. I will have him read "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" first since he is in 4th grade and has an annoying little sibling and a turtle LOL! He got all excited when I told him about it.
I was in 4th grade when we read Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing as a class. I fell in love with those books right then and there. I just may have to find them and re-read them again! I remember my mom read and loved them as well.
I was reading Agatha Christie around Ky's age, so I suppose murder and mayhem never really bothered me. Nephew (who just turned 10) finished reading the HP series over Christmas, and apparently I didn't need to warn his parents about the torture and death and stuff, he seems to have handled it pretty well. I kind of thought all kids in this day and age are pretty immune to violence. As for reading below grade level, I still read Enid Blyton every chance I get (when I went to the bookstore in India and found a whole shelf full of her books, it really was like I had died and gone to heaven - growing up, it was a premium to find her book at all), and looooove Asterix comics.
I was definitely reading adult books when I was in elementary school too. But I still liked the kid books. I remember I did a book report on Elvis, What Happened? in 5th grade. When I read it later as an adult, I wondered what my teacher thought of it. lol...if she even knew the context of that book at all. It wasn't gruesome in a gory sense, but there was a lot of sex in it. I've always been a real life murder mystery fan. It has to be real life though. Or a really, really well written fiction book where EVERYTHING that occurs could actually happen irl. It has to make sense to me. No ESP, people flying, or magical nonsense crap. I can't even finish a first chapter in any science fiction book.
Have you read 'Lucky'? It's by Alice Siebold who wrote The Lovely Bones (which I did not like), and a very good read of her story as a rape survivor. I don't generally do true crimes, unless it's serial killer stuff - the psychology, profiling, forensics, all that stuff intrigues me. Mom didn't really restrict my reading much when I was a kid, but we weren't allowed to read books with explicit sex in it. Which just meant that we'd sneak it into the bathroom and read it there anyway.
No, I haven't read Lucky because I DID read Lovely Bones and didn't think that author would ever write anything that could interest me. I was ok with the dead girl looking down from heaven...it wasn't my favorite, but we don't know what we don't know so I went with it. When she came down and entered someone else's body though...ugh. I wished right then I had never read any of that book at all. It totally killed it for me.
I know that The Lovely Bones is generally well liked, but I didn't like it at all. And that ending with a neat little bow? Oh, come ON! You should give Lucky a try. It is really a good book. A little hard to read at times, but, such is life.
I forgot to reply to the Roald Dahl posts earlier. I still have a few scenes from some of his more macabre works haunting the niches of my brain, but I re-read some of his books multiple times. And I had no restrictions, to my knowledge, on my reading. I read one of his adult books as a child and thought it was quite amusing. My Uncle Oswald is "dedicated solely to the diaries of 'the greatest fornicator of all time.' Inspired by stories of the aphrodisiac powers of the Sudanese blister beetle, the palpable seductiveness of the lovely Yasmin Howcomely, and the scientific know-how of Professor A. R. Woresley, Uncle Oswald anticipates the concept of the Nobel sperm bank by some 40 years, flimflamming crowned heads, great artists, and eccentric geniuses into making 'donations.' The life of a commercial sperm broker has a few surprises even for a sophisticated bon vivant, and Dahl manages his signature sting-in-the-tail ending even in one of his lightest comic works."
So, my friend who is pregnant is going to inherit Mira's large items and toys she's outgrown. She isn't terribly thrilled about it, but points to stuff and says 'For Milena baby, not for Paru'. Today, I told her that maybe we'll give her bottles to Milena baby because she is a big girl and can drink out of a cup, and the baby is so little, and can only drink out of a bottle. Her response: 'Go away, baby'. Bottles are apparently non-negotiable.
I also liked Lucky better than The Lovely Bones. And I generally do not like non-fiction and almost exclusively read fiction now that I'm not in college anymore (which is funny since I'm a librarian in a totally non-fiction library).
I like funny stuff like Janet Evanvoich, CSI kind of stuff like Patricia Cornwell, mystery suspense like James Patterson or Tess Geritessen, sci-fy stuff like vampires, a lot of young adult stuff...vampires or dystopian. I especially like books with a female lead character and series.
I remember that book The House of Dies Drear. I think I read it and it did seem spooky to me as a kid. My favorites as a kid were Island of the Blue Dolphin, Where the Red Fern Grows and Number the Stars. I hope at least one if not both my boys love to read as much as I do. DH and his family all are not readers, so there's a chance that one or both of them won't like reading, but I hope not. I already have a list of books that I want to read with them written out in their baby books to make sure I don't forget one (and I add to it when I think of one I'd forgotten).
Suja, that is funny about the bottles. There are some things that you just can't give away! ;)
One of my cousins just posted a lot of old photos on facebook and my papaw was in some of them and now I'm in tears because I miss him so much. He died in his sleep 12 years ago this February. I miss him every day, but when I think of him now it's so weird that it's almost normal that he's not here anymore. Any ways. I'll try not to stay too melancholy tonight, so I'll try to think of happier things.
Awww, L. I'm totally blushing here. I was so happy that you guys could make it. Your twins are such a pleasure to have around. I was so impressed with every single one of the kids who waited patiently around the cake for Bodhi to blow out his candles. And the smile on B's face as everyone sang "Happy Birthday, Dear Bodhi" was just unforgettable, even from just the profile view I had of him. It makes me teary to think about it. I was also so relieved that the party happened during the one break we had in the rain. The sky started spitting at us as the last party guest was leaving, and it's been storming every since. Talk about a lucky break!
Ash, I really like the poem. I would love to read more from you (and from other creative writers in our group).
I read a lot of Dahl, Cleary, and Blume as a young child. I also went through a huge Oz phase and Madeleine L'Engle too. Later, in my pre-teens, I hung out in this used bookstore that had a back room filled with dime paperbacks. The two guys who worked there were totally cute skate punks, but I digress. I read a lot of super-cheesy adult novels and particularly remember a "racy" series called "Coffee, Tea or Me" about swinging stewardesses of the sky. I sort of shudder to think about the literature I could have been reading around that age.
That's brilliant that B had such a good birthday party! It sounds like you threw a really great party. I'm so jealous that you and L get to have get-togethers! Y'all secular ladies need to do a European tour....come over and start in London or something and then we can all go to Spain or Paris or somewhere like that all together!
I'll happily share more writing with y'all any time. One of the things I miss about my college days was having a writing group and having people who could give positive criticism of my writing.
I forgot to mention before that today Travis came home with a little certificate. It said, "This certificate is to say that Travis had a great day today" and it was signed by his teacher. I felt so proud. He must have listened well or something today to get that, and for him that's a big thing since most of the time, Travis doesn't go to school to listen to the teachers but for them to listen to HIM instead. LOL.
I've been thinking about going to Belize for a vacation some time this year. Maybe we can have a heathen family meetup there?
Myles, it sounds like you guys threw a great party. Count me among the jealous ones that we don't live anywhere close to any of the secular mamas.
Belize sounds AWESOME!! It is one of the places I have considered retiring to.
I also read a lot of adult books as a child. I was into Stephen King and Gloria Naylor (wrote the Women of Brewster's place, that movie Oprah starred in with Robin Givens) all her books were amazing to me. I also read a lot of Toni Morrison and even Charles ****ens. I also loved Little Women and Little Men. I got into a lot of James Steinbeck books too, which helped me out in high school since I didn't have to read them if I didn't want to.
LOL at APA blocking out Charles D!ckens!
"Charles ****ens" That's just too funny.
I used to read whatever mom brought home from the library, which was mostly horror/murder mysteries.
Mylah, I read Coffee, Tea or Me, too. It made me want to be a stewardess for a while. Now, knowing how miserable air travel has become, I'm so glad I never went that direction.
I think I might have mentioned this before, but I basically learned to read with the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers. That and Donald Duck and Little Lulu comics.
Oh, and Mylah, I was kind of holding my kids back from the birthday cake while Bodhi was blowing out his candles. One of the other moms asked me if I was worried that it wasn't safe. It hadn't even occurred to me to think about that. I just didn't want them to grab any of the train pieces, or any of the cake.
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Oh I was reading inappropriate stuff. Mostly in high school though and I guess by that age it's not so bad. I read a lot of Stephen King and the infamous Flowers in the Attic books. I'm still very much into creepy stuff like that but I read much less now. It seems like now when I have free time I'd rather jump online than read a book.
I've always wanted to recite Emily ****ensen poetry to a ****zu puppy.
Ha! It bleeped for me! LOL. How old am I?
LOL Myles!
I feel kind of bad...DH came home sick tonight and I immediately laid into him about a couple things that pissed me off at the beginning of the day-
1) I couldn't find a bowl my mom left here at Thanksgiving. DH put it away and I have no idea where he put it and I wanted to bring it back to her today since we visited earlier.
2) I bought a new scale that does not turn on when I step on it so I wanted to use a screwdriver to see if the battery was missing or something-could not find a single screwdriver anywhere. I'm sick of looking for things DH has put away and not being able to find them.
So I felt bad that he was feeling like crap but sometimes I feel like I'm not considered when he has these special places where things "belong" that usually end up being a foot over my head. (my husband is over a foot taller than I am) It's like being a stranger in my own house.
So he is on the couch watching anime and I honestly can't wait for him to go to bed so I can have a snack and a drink in peace I'm a terrible wife.
Kate, we all have those days. Enjoy your drink!
I should have bought some wine for myself tonight. It's Bobbie's last night at home before she goes off to college. I'm playing this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP-Sxfntdb4&ob=av3e and working myself up for a night of bawling.
That song is especially touching to me because I was 17 and Rich was 19 when she was born. And look at us...we're still together. I did mention to Rich as we watched the video that we aged a lot better than those parents did.


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RNIB and Age UK have held two seminars highlighting the key messages in relation to sight loss and ageing. Themes included causes of sight loss, developing methods to support people with sight loss, working in partnership locally with RNIB, Action for Blind People and Age UK and a thought provoking report from Sue Coe from Equality and Human Rights Commission entitled "Close to Home: An inquiry into older people and human rights in home care".
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Eco Guy Crush #9: Adrian Grenier [Alter Eco, Solar Home, Teenage Paparazzi]
Ok. This one is, like, sooo obvious. (That's my attempt to get into character as a gushing celebrity-obsessed blogger.)
But actually, the more I look into Adrian Grenier's background and work, the more I realize that beyond his sexy scruff and dark, brooding eyes, this guy's living with integrity, pursuing worthwhile causes and having a good time while doing so.
Adrian Grenier, why do I have a crush on thee? Let me count the reasons, from eco insulation to sparkly blue spandex…
1. He made his directorial debut in '99, with a documentary called "Shot in the Dark," about searching for, and finding his biological father. In an interview about the film he says, "Don't let the missteps of your parents hold you down. Don't let their mistakes make you bitter. We can all be victims if we choose to; we can all find a reason, if we want, to divert the responsibility of our lives to others." His latest project, Teenage Paparazzi, is about celebrities and their relationships with the paparazzi.
2. His show on Planet Green, Alter Eco, helps everyday folk go green…and in the process helps add sex appeal and celeb-cred to "going green." I don't have a TV, so check out Waylon's review of the show.
3. Back in March, he joined the Do Not Mail Campaign against junk mail. Quoth he, "Junk mail is more than an annoying waste of time, it's a waste of our environment."
4. Adrian insulated his Brooklyn home with recycled denim and installed solar panels on the roof. Even better, when the story broke on Brownstoner and a host of nasty comments from pretentious New Yorkers ensued, Adrian himself (or at least someone pretending to be him…really, who can tell?) signed onto the site and posted the following comment: "I do NOT approve any prior messages on this post. Sorry if you don't like the look of my renovation, but energy independence is too important to me to worry about whether this meets your aesthetic approval. You should all think hard about how you impact the environment yourselves before you judge me."
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The Annual Blue Mass will be held Tuesday at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Washington. The Mass honors law enforcement and first responders. Some streets in the area will be closed from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Washington's Archbishop, Cardinal Donald Wuerl, will celebrate the Mass, which will include an honor guard, bagpipers and the playing of taps in honor of law enforcement officers who died in the past year.
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As troops exit Afghanistan and the U.S. military downsizes, millions of ex-servicemembers will pour into a job market where post-9/11 veterans already grapple with a 10.1 percent unemployment rate -- far higher than the national average.
But extra help is here for men and women who depart the armed forces.
NBCUniversal has partnered with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation to launch "Next Steps for Vets," a web portal that supplies an array of nimble tools and ready resources to veterans, transitioning service members and military spouses, leading them into employment and educational opportunities.
The centralized hub, hosted by NBC News, serves as a nationwide network that equips veterans and their spouses with online instruments and critical intel, allowing them to more easily map out new lives after shedding their uniforms for good.
At the portal, users will find a resume-engine tool that translates military expertise into marketable language that will catch the attention of human resources executives. There's a G.I. bill calculator to help veterans evaluate all the benefits for which they are eligible. A job-finder feature lists professions from the National Resource Directory's Veteran's Job Bank.
Other components include a a "12 step guide" to starting a small business, based on leading resources from Syracuse University's Institute for Veterans and Military Families entrepreneurship training programs, plus articles, videos and online training sessions from the U.S. Small Business Administration. There is also a job fairs map, displaying the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation's upcoming "Hiring Our Heroes" events. And an eMentor Leadership Program is available to link military spouses to employment counselors.
"Our returning servicemen and women can be a vital part of the U.S. workforce, putting the skills they've learned in the military to work for companies or their own business enterprise," said Beth Colleton, Senior Vice President, Corporate Social Responsibility, NBCUniversal. "Next Steps for Vets provides them with the tools they need to navigate and prepare for these employment, small business and education opportunities and supports veterans in their return to civilian life."
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Best Place for a Bar or Bat Mitzvah Party: Why else wouldn't you want to whoop it up, Velcro wall and all, at the Woodmark Hotel off the coast of Lake Washington in Kirkland? Great views, great space, great memories.
Best Place for a Wedding Reception: It's elegant, it's historic, and it shows off the best of what Seattle has to offer. Congratulations, Fairmont Olympic. Confidential to the person who suggest that the winner is New Jersey: I've been to weddings in New Jersey. You're better off at the Fairmount.
Best Local Party Band or DJ: Once again, DJ Hayden Hall has a lock on this town — he spins 'em like nobody's business.
Best Place to Buy an Engagement Ring: One of the country's most prestigious jewelers began right here in Seattle by a member of our Jewish community. Once again, Ben Bridge Jeweler takes the diamond.
Best Ketubah Artist: I see a lot Joan Lite-Miller's unique designs for marriage contracts hanging over mantles. Miller makes beautiful pieces of art, not just a document to be signed and stored in a box in the attic.
Best Event Photographer: Once again, Seattle shutterbug Dani Weiss Photography takes the prize for showing us the best of your lively event.
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Best Florist: Anna Brandt's Distinctive Design Florist is a second-generation, family-run flower business that creates lovely and creative arrangements for any event, happy or sad.
Best Hotel for a Simcha: With a kosher kitchen and lots of space, the Seattle Sheraton in the heart of downtown is clearly the place for a big party.
Best Caterer: Whether you're looking for kosher and delicious — or just delicious — Nosh Away is the place to call for just about any kind of simcha (or business event).
Best Wedding Cake Baker: We were going to say in the previous category that Nosh Away takes the cake, but, well,this seemed more appropriate. We do want to give a shout out to Michele Yanow (she of Seattle Jewish Chorale fame), who has come to the cake rescue more than once and was recognized for her abilities as well.
Best Local Jewish Organization, School or Agency: Is there really a contest? Jewish Family Service serves so many areas of our Jewish community — and a lot of the non-Jewish community, it should be said — in so many different ways. Once again this agency is the clear winner.
This is kids having a great time on last weekend's Limo Scavenger Hunt. Photo Courtesy NCSY.
Best Youth Organization: NCSY isn't just a youth group. Its leaders have expanded the program into Israel trips, high school classes, fashion shows, and so much more. Plus, the kids who participate have a most rocking time!
Best Jewish Camp: With its new nature center and decades of tradition, the kids who head to Tumwater each summer to Camp Solomon Schechter come home with smiles and Jewish spirit.
Best Jewish Website: Aw, shucks, guys. We're kind of blushing over here. But we're thrilled that JTNews and our regular updates (way more than every two weeks) of local and world news got your vote. Have you friended us on Facebook or followed us on Twitter?
Best Place to Volunteer: Whether it's delivering holiday packages to home-bound seniors or making a party out of sorting non-perishable foods, Jewish Family Service wants you, no matter how old or young you are, to join up.
Best Local Food Bank:If you keep kosher and need food assistance, you won't find a fresh alternative to Jewish Family Service. Even if you don't need kosher, the state-of-the-art food bank has produce, toiletries and packaged foods, and treats its clients with quiet dignity.
Best Counseling Services: Once again, Jewish Family Service takes the prize. With the completion of its new building, JFS's counseling services have been given their own space that allows for confidentiality and breathing room. The agency also holds weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and provides services at Hillel at the University of Washington. Talk about a full plate!
Best Congregation: Once again, Congregation Beth Shalom wins it. The small Conservative congregation in Wedgwood with lots of prayin', eatin', and social action has a lot of passion among its members.
Best Jewish Supplemental School: Congregation Beth Shalom's program serves kids from early childhood to middle school, and was part of the team that brought together the new social-action–based high school program Livnot. Teach on!
Best Adult Education Program: Once again, Congregation Beth Shalom shows that learning isn't just for kids.
Best Pastrami: It's a tie on rye: Tradition vs. tradition updated. But we've got room for both. Goldberg's Famous Delicatessen in Factoria and Stopsky's Delicatessen on Mercer Island share the prize!
Oh, yum! Photo: FeministJulie/Creative Commons Best Smoked Fish: Einstein's Bros. Bagels wins in the general "Dang, that smoked fish is good!" followed by the more specific goodness that is the hand-smoked white king salmon at University Seafood & Poultry. Oh, how my mouth is watering as I type this.
Best Rugelach: It may be hard to find, but the rolled-up pastries from Leah's Catering gets many a-tummy filled with satisfaction.
Best Challah: It's clear: Nothing beats homemade. But the soft, simple challah from Grateful Bread in Wedgwood is a close, close second.
Eltana's Acres of Bagels. Photo: Aaron Leitz Best Bagel: In the year since the Montreal-style Eltana Wood-Fired Bagel Café last won, this locally owned champ has expanded from one beautiful space on Capitol Hill to two more — on Stone Way in Wallingford and in the revitalized Armory at Seattle Center.
Best Dill Pickle: Britt's Pickles will take just about any vegetable and toss it into a barrel of brine. Started on Whidbey Island, and with a recently opened stall in the Pike Place Market, this upstart is wowing pickle lovers the world over.
Best Burger: Yes, you can't trip without falling on a fancy new burger joint. But those mainstays of cheap and delicious (yet known for treating their employees well), Red Mill and Dick's, share the prize.
Best Pizza: Kosher, tasty and hitting the spot, Island Crust Café wins the prize for the fifth year in a row!
Best Sunday Brunch: The line-ups tell the story: Both Portage Bay Café and Stopsky's Delicatessen know how to please a groggy Sunday morning crowd.
Best Organic/Local/Sustainable/Chef-Drive Restaurant that Knocked Your Socks Off: Portage Bay Café's three Seattle locations and Tilth, located inside a house in Wallingford, have diners pulling up their argyles between bites.
Best Sushi: You might get lost trying to navigate the streets of Tangletown to get to neighborhood mainstay Kisaku. But it's worth it.
Best Romantic Dinner: There's nothing more romantic than two people sitting across from each other, glass of wine in hand, and… looking at something else. But if it's a view and white-glove treatment you want, both SkyCityatop the Space Needle and Canlis atop the Aurora Bridge will take excellent care of you.
Best Kid-Friendly Restaurant: You'll find plenty of kids hanging out at Island Crust Café, which once again takes the prize.
Best Middle Eastern: It wasn't so long ago to find good Middle Eastern in this town you had to go to the Middle East. But Ravenna's Harissa, Bellevue's Mediterranean Kitchen, and the University District's Cedar's will do wonders to cure your falafel jones.
Best Wine List or Wine Bar: Purple is not just a color. It's a way of life. It's a tower of wine. And it's now in four locations: Downtown Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland and Woodinville.
Best Happy Hour: If Italian food makes you happy — and you'd have to be crazy for it not to — Momma Melina's just north of University Village is classy, inexpensive, and delicious.
Best Cocktail in Town: Spur Gastropub, with its eclectic food menu, also makes a mean cocktail. It shares honors with the bar at the W Hotel, which does its cocktails with class and a few extra drops of the hard stuff.
Best Bakery: If you're in West Seattle, you're already well aware of the baked goodness that fills the display cases of Bakery Nouveau. For everyone else, get over there pronto (or however you say that in French) for the most amazing croissants.
It was an effort to not go inside. Photo: Joel Magalnick Best Chocolatier: Legend has it that when President Obama needs to clear his head, he likes to play basketball. The truth? He sneaks down to the White House basement, hides behind some steampipes, and pulls out his box of salted caramels from Fran's Chocolates.
Best Ice Cream, Gelato or FroYo: Those self-serve yogurt places are popping up everywhere! The best of the bunch is Menchie's. The plain yogurt is kosher, and you have to love those cute little spoons! Now if only they'd make their disposables compostable…
Best Pie: High Five Pie, found at its Capitol Hill shop and at Fuel Coffee joints around the city, once again wins the award for its light, flaky crusts and yummy fillings.
Good thing they have lots of napkins! Photo: Joel Magalnick Best Cupcakes: Oh, Trophy, why must you tempt me with those rows and rows of delicious cakes and mile-high frosting? Damn your Snickerdoodle. And your Red Velvet (gluten-free!). And your Triple Coconut. And your…
Best Fitness Club: It's amazing what you can do with an old military hangar. Magnuson Health Club is spacious, well-equipped, and, if you live in the 'hood, convenient.
Best Spa Experience: Once again, the men are stuck at home watching football while the ladies can head to Tacoma or Lynnwood for the ultimate experience at Olympus Spa.
Best Kids' Playspace: Adventure Kids in both Bellevue and Issaquah is a great place to drop off your kids and head out to our next category…
Best Destination When I'm Shopping for Clothes for Myself: Nordstrom has selection, service and quality. Magnifique!
Best Consignment or Secondhand Clothing: The Lifelong AIDS Alliance's thrift store is up on Capitol Hill, so you'll be fighting off ironic hipsters for the best threads, but it's for a good cause.
Best Independent Toy Shop: Top 10 Toys' conscientious playthings in Greenwood and Pacific Place eschew guns and plastic for more creative, mind-bending activities.
Fireworks even has its own model of a gift-shop shopper! Photo courtesy Fireworks Best Little, Local, Independent Shop and Best Independent Gift Shop: Fireworks, with locations in upscale malls across the region as well as at the airport, always has a fun and interesting selection. Bike Works in Columbia City fixes donated bikes and has programs to get underprivileged kids on two wheels. It's a win-win!
Best Independent Bookshop: Located in Ravenna and Lake Forest Park, Third Place Books really does serve as that third gathering place. And their book selection is pretty good, too.
Best Theater Company: ACT Theater puts on some amazing shows year after year, but their work in cultivating up-and-coming playwrights and local talent makes this local gem shine. Bravo!
Best Family Doctor: Fight the flu! Don't delay your physical! Drs. Gary Spector and Deborah Klein will make you feel better.
Best Dentist: Do you know how I know Dr. Gordon Sako is a great dentist? Every time I go to see him he tells me what great teeth I have. The better to eat you with, my dear. He shares space with Dr. John Way, who shines on the pediatric dentistry.
Best Plastic Surgeon: "Seriously…aren't we as a people past this at this point?" asks one respondent. Enough said.
Best Lawyer: Though he only set up his own practice in 2010, Joshua Moultray already has a following. Use him for business or real estate law, to defend yourself against a misdemeanor, or a number of other services. We hear John Grisham's next book will be based upon Josh. But don't quote us on that.
Best Accountant: Tax time's coming up. Who you gonna call? Bellevue CPA Dennis Goldstein has decades of experience, though he has yet to get the call from Grisham.
Best Real Estate Agent: Serving primarily Seattle's Northend, Rhona Feldman can list, list, list. Her best-kept secret? She teaches Israeli dance on the side.
Best Car Dealership: If you're looking for a Volkswagen or a Subaru, Chaplin's in Bellevue has a great selection. The cars, of course, speak for themselves.
Best Jewish Book of 2012: "From Aleph to Ze'ev: Excursions into Jewish Culture, History, Rituals and Beliefs" is actually from 2011, but close enough. A review in our compatriot to the south, the now-defunct Portland Jewish Review, said the Corvallis author's book "presents intriguing insights, concise summations and fascinating esoterica that will delight readers from all walks of Jewish life as well as non-Jews curious about Judaism and Jewish history."
Best Jewish Author of 2012: Nathan Englander. Neuroses and deft imagination won the day with his book of short stories, "What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank."
Best Jewish-Themed or Israeli Film of 2012: "Yossi," Israeli director Eytan Fox's follow-up (after nine years) to "Yossi and Jagger," revisits the surviving protagonist of the story of two star-crossed lovers, back when gay film in Israel was still scandalous.
Golden Globe-award winner Lena Dunham. Photo: Krista Kennell/ Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit Best Jewish Actor/Comedian of 2012: This is sad, but we had a 10-way tie. Let's just say that Adam Sandler wasn't on the list. But neither was Lena Dunham, and she should have been.
Best Place to Hang Out and Meet Other Fun Jews: It should go without saying that Hillel UW, and its big brother Jconnect, are where the cool kids are. Which should mean it goes without saying that when you meet cool people, it's also the Best Place to Meet a Nice Jewish Boy or Girl.
Best Local Sports Team: The Seahawks had a great year, and that last minute time-out flub should not put a damper on the fact that they deserved to go as far as they went.
Best Online Dating Site: JDate, as usual, wins, but we should give special mention to a local dating site, still in beta, called HappyBubbe.com. Get those profiles coming!
Best (or Worst) Political Antic of 2012: Every response had something to do with anything one presidential candidate or the other did. No need to relive the details.
Anything Israel made the top of Jewish news last year. Photo: Berthold Werner/JNS.org Most Important Political Issue of 2012: Being Jews, the winner was, of course, every single ongoing issue in Israel: The thousands of rockets that have fallen in Southern Israel, the UN vote on Palestinian observer state status, to name but two, followed by marriage equality.
Best local Jewish news item of 2012: From one respondent: "Not the best but the most impactful — our community's loss of David Brumer," a local activist; the opening of the new Jewish Family Service building, and that whole kerfuffle with the cancellation of events with a contingent of gay Israelis by the City of Seattle.
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ByCHERRY HILLS VILLAGE — Michael Weaver was steady nearly all day, but Steven Fox wasn't going away as the two battled to the last hole Sunday in what turned out to be a 37-hole final at the U.S. Amateur at Cherry Hills Country Club.
Fox, who was seeded 63rd in the 64-man match-play field, trailed by two with two holes to play, then won on the first playoff hole when Weaver faltered down the stretch.
Weaver hit driver on the first playoff hole, and went left and past the No. 1 green. Fox calmly sank his downhill 15-foot birdie putt for the playoff win.
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I had the same situation with a lot of protein powders back in the day. There are a good amount of whey powders now that filter out the lactose . I forget the brand I've gone through because its been a while but honestly if you go to the right supplement store you have lots of options. I'd make sure they don't add sweeteners-- especially sugar alcohols-- and that they do not add amino acids, and that they filter out the lactose.
Having said that, I'm surprised with all those intolerances you can handle L glutamine well. I don't know what it is, but L glutamine totally screws up my gut in isolation. That was the thing I realized most when supplementing whey-- if there were added aminos acids-- particularly glutamine-- the drink would make my life hell.
These days I eat a lot of beef, and eggs, and haven't found the need for a protein powder. Also, zinc is awesome but a lot of grass fed ground beef is loaded with it. My favorite zinc back when I supplemented it was "Bio zinc" by solaray. It is a hybrid of 3 different kinds of zinc with added B-6 for absorbancy. But.....since I've been eating more beef I haven't felt the need to supplement.


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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said there is mounting evidence that Bank of America Corp (BAC.N), Wells Fargo and Co (WFC.N) and other banks violated the terms of a settlement designed to end mortgage servicing abuses.
Schneiderman - who has said he plans to sue Bank of America and Wells Fargo for failing to live up to their obligations under the deal - said other states had found similar problems.
"Several other states have identified similar recurring deficiencies by the participating servicers," Schneiderman said in a letter dated May 23 to the monitor for the settlement, former North Carolina Banking Commissioner Joseph Smith. The letter was obtained by Reuters on Friday.
The $25 billion settlement was brokered last year between five banks and 49 state attorneys general. The other banks are JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N), Citigroup Inc (C.N), and Ally Financial Inc GKM.N. The banks agreed to provide relief to homeowners and comply with a set of servicing standards to atone for foreclosure misconduct.
In his letter, Schneiderman did not identify which other states had provided evidence of banks failing to abide by the settlement. Nor did he identify the banks with recurring deficiencies.
He said receipt of his letter to Smith and a concurrent one to a monitoring committee would start the clock on a waiting period before lawsuits could be filed against the banks. The settlement authorizes the monitor to first work with a mortgage servicer to correct any potential violations and sue if the servicer does not fix the errors.
Schneiderman said on May 6 he planned to sue Bank of America and Wells Fargo after the waiting period was over, although he did not mention the possibility of a lawsuit in Thursday's letter.
At the time, Schneiderman said that, since last October, his office had documented 339 violations of standards - 210 by Wells Fargo and 129 by Bank of America - dictating the timeline for banks to process mortgage modification applications.
In Thursday's letter, Schneiderman said the violations reveal the two banks "are engaging in much of the same misconduct that precipitated the National Mortgage Settlement."
Smith said in a statement Friday he would review the violations Schneiderman shared. He also said he will issue a report on the banks' compliance in June. "I intend to use the full breadth of my power under the settlement to hold the banks accountable," he said.
North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper, who is on the monitoring committee, said in a conference call on Tuesday that some banks have "fallen short" of complying with servicing standards. He did not name any banks.
In Thursday's letter, Schneiderman said there had been "inordinate delays" in reviewing loan modification applications at Wells Fargo, so applicants had to resubmit documents.
He cited evidence of piecemeal requests for additional documents in one modification application at Bank of America, and said more than three months passed without a request for more information or a decision on another application.
Bank of America has said it did not commit any violations, and that it has provided more relief under the settlement than any other servicer. Wells Fargo has said it was committed to abiding by the settlement.
Citibank said on Friday it remains committed to fulfilling the terms of the settlement. JPMorgan spokesman Tom Kelly declined to comment. Ally said its bankrupt mortgage subsidiary Residential Capital is responsible for the settlement. A spokesperson for ResCap could not immediately be reached for comment.
On Tuesday, Smith reported that the five banks in the settlement had distributed $50 billion in direct relief to over 620,000 homeowners as part of the settlement.
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The only way that these big banks will comply is if they are forcibly broken up into investment banks and depository banks; only investment banks can make investments, and only depository banks can make loans, and NEITHER can sell mortgage securities on a secondary market.
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