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A Metrical History of the life and times of Napoleon Bonaparte by William J. Hillis, pp208-209 "Sir John Moore could no doubt have made terms with Marshal Soult, whereby he would have been permitted to embark his troops under very reasonable conditions; but he chose to ask no favours from the French commander, and he fell, fighting gallantly for the honour of his country. His burial at midnight upon the ramparts of Corunna, from which place he had hoped to take his army in safety on the morrow, has been made familiar to all of us in the following lines:"
Burial of Sir John Moore, 1809.Rev. Charles Wolfe "Not a drum was heard, not a funeral note, As his corse to the rampart was hurried;Not a soldier discharged his farewell shot O'er the grave where our hero we buried.We buried him darkly, at dead of night, The sods with our bayonets turning;By the struggling moonbeam's misty light, And the lantern dimly burning.No useless coffin enclosed his breast, Nor in sheet, nor in shroud, we wound him;But he lay, like a warrior taking his rest, With his martial cloak around him.Few and short were the prayers we said, And we spoke not a word of sorrow;But we steadfastly gazed on the face of the dead, And we bitterly thought of the morrow.We thought, as we hollowed his narrow bed, And smoothed down his lonely pillow,That the foe and the stranger would tread o'er his head, And we far away on the billow!Lightly they'll talk of the spirit that's gone, And o'er his cold ashes upbraid him;But little he'll reck, if they let him sleep on, In the grave where a Briton has laid him!But half of our heavy task was done, When the clock struck the hour for retiring,And we heard by th' distant and random gun, That the foe was sullenly firing.Slowly and sadly we laid him down, From the field of his fame, fresh and gory!We carved not a line, we raised not a stone, But we left him - alone with his glory!"
William J. Hillis, A Metrical History of the life and times of Napoleon Bonaparte, London: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1896
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On 10 September, 1860, the premiere of Eugène Labiche's Le Voyage de Monsieur Perrichon, a comedy in four acts, was held at the Théâtre du Gymnase in Paris. The play, considered by many to be representative of the bourgeoisie during the Second Empire, ran until 15 September (cf. the issues of the Moniteur Universel from 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 September, 1860) and featured one of the Second Empire's most famous actors, Geoffroy,* in the role of Monsieur Perrichon. The play's historyBy 1860, Eugène Labiche was one of France's most successful dramatists. His first play, La Cuvette d'eau, was most likely written in 1837, but his first success came in 1851 with Un chapeau de paille en Italie. Le Voyage de Monsieur Perrichon, written in collaboration with Edouard Martin, was quite unlike any of Labiche's other plays. Whilst his previous works usually saw the plot unfold in domestic surroundings, Labiche's latest work saw the Perrichon family take the audience on a journey from Paris' Gare de Lyon to Savoie's glaciers. The play, written over the course of 1860, did not take long to complete and clearly took its inspiration from current affairs, namely, France's annexation of Nice and Savoie. The parallel ends there however. Le Voyage de Monsieur Perrichon is a comedy of manners, featuring comic and absurdist situations. The author was more concerned with portraying the Parisian bourgeois individual than Savoyard society. And it was the railway, not the current political situation, that interested him the most. Although the introduction and development of the railway in France was slow, by 1860 it was well established within the empire. The Compagnie des chemins de fer de Paris à Lyon et à la Méditerranée (known more simply known as the PLM) was founded in 1857 following the amalgamation of the Paris-Lyon and Lyon-Méditerranée companies. The network proceeded to expand, including a line to Geneva via Lyon (as seen in the play), and developments in equipment continued apace, with locomotive speeds soon reaching 60 km per hour. Following its opening at the Théâtre du Gymnase on 10 September, Le Voyage de Monsieur Perrichon was a triumphant success, earning Labiche the nickname "king of the Vaudeville". This success has proved long-lasting and in 1906, the play was added to the Comédie Française's repertory. SummaryMonsieur Perrichon, a rich coachbuilder by profession, is an honest but vain member of the bourgeoisie who decides to take a pleasure trip in the company of his wife Caroline and his daughter Henriette. The family, deciding on a train journey to the Swiss Alps, arrive at Gare de Lyon in Paris where they happen upon two young suitors, both with the same goal of marrying Henriette. Over the course of the journey, the two men are involved in an honourable but fierce struggle for the young lady's hand in marriage. * NoteJean Marie Geoffroy (1813-1883), known simply as "Geoffroy", joined the Théâtre du Gymnase in Paris in 1844 and very quickly became one of its mainstays. His performances were, on the whole, critically well received: "He is positively brimming with unexpected brio. His fame has become almost a source of renown in itself". (J. Arago, 1852); "He has a laugh that is his own, a pleasant laugh that fills the auditorium. Other comic actors draw from that which is serious for their effect, using it to sell the jokes, good or bad, that make up their roles; Geoffroy's approach is the opposite". In 1863, after nineteen years of service, he left the Théâtre du Gymnase to work with the Théâtre du Palais-Royal. It was there that his career blossomed, making him one of the most successful actors of his time.
Act OneGare de Lyon, Paris. Upstage, a barrier opens into the waiting rooms. Upstage left, a ticket office. Upstage right, benches. Stage right, pastry seller; stage left, book seller. Scene one:Majorin, a railway employee; a porter, travellers, station agents Majorin, pacing impatiently"That Perrichon isn't coming! I have been waiting an hour. Yet it is definitely today that he leaves for Switzerland with his wife and daughter... (Bitterly) Coachbuilders holidaying in Switzerland! Coachbuilders with incomes of forty thousand pounds! Coachbuilders owning carriages! What a century we live in! Whereas I, I earn two thousand four hundred francs... A hardworking, intelligent employee, always at my desk... Today I requested leave... I said that I was on duty... I absolutely must see Perrichon before his departure... I am going to ask him to advance me this quarter's pay... six hundred francs! He will assume his most beneficent manner and adopt a self-important air!... a coachbuilder! What a pitiful sight! He still isn't here! One would think he is doing it deliberately!..."Emmanuelle Papot (September 2010, tr. & ed. H.D.W.)
- Full text (external link in French)- Eugène Labiche, Le Voyage de Monsieur Perrichon, Classique Larousse, 1987- Henri Lyonnet, Le Dictionnaire des comédiens français, vol. 2, Geneva, 19e, sd.
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I'm a runner. For the past few years, I have been enjoying early morning runs. When I say early morning, I'm talking 4:30 or 5:00. Yes it's dark, but since there are so few cars on the road and I can see their headlights from quite a distance away, I have found that I can feel safe running right in the middle of the road and relying moonlight. This plan has worked flawlessly hundreds of times. Then there was Monday.
I was 7 miles into a 10 miler when a car started coming towards me. I moved to the left shoulder of the road but didn't slow down. Then it hit me. Not the car, thank goodness. No it was a branch sticking out into the bike lane. I didn't see it coming so I didn't flinch or close my eye. I just hit it head on with an open eye. After curling up in a ball on the side of the road for a few minutes, I got up and ran home so my wife could take me to the ER. I learned a few things this week:
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Syllabification: Brach·i·op·o·daPronunciation: /ˌbrākēəˈpōdə, ˌbrak-
- A phylum of marine invertebrates that comprises the lamp shells.More example sentences
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This Court finds that the interests of the minor children of never-married parents appearing before it would be well served by educating the parents about children's emotional needs and the effects of family-related litigation on child behavior and development.
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9. Nothing herein shall be construed to limit the authority of any Probate and Family Court Justice sitting in the Hampshire Division to order parties to attend a parent education program in any case involving visitation, custody or support of minor children.
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Daniel Chaustit, owner of Crush restaurant, posed for a picture when Crush opened in 2008. The popular restaurant at Belvedere Square has closed and officials say they are looking for a new restaurant to take Crush's space. (File photo / August 10, 2008) |
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The closing of Crush restaurant is not a reflection on the health of business at Belvedere Square shopping center, say merchants, a property manager, city councilman and city planner.
In fact, they say, despite the sudden shuttering of the white-tablecloth restaurant in the old Hess Shoes store last week, the shopping center at York Road and Belvedere Avenue is expanding with a new oyster bar and wurst stand, plus expanded offerings by Atwater's — which specializes in soups and breads — Neopol Savory Smokery and Loyola University Maryland.
As Belvedere Square prepares for its holiday open house on Dec. 15, the shopping center's occupancy rate is 94 percent, even with Crush closed and part of the old Daedalus bookstore space still vacant, according to property manager Stacey Pack.
Plans now are to reopen the Crush space as a restaurant "as soon as possible," said Pack, who represents Cross Street Partners, Belvedere Square's management company.
Crush is the third upscale restaurant in the space to close in the past four years, after Taste and Demi. But the shopping center is still committed to providing "a great neighborhood restaurant," Pack said.
She said she expects no problems in finding a new restaurant tenant for the space, although management is discussing whether it should still be white tablecloth or something at a lower price point.
"We're talking to so many people right now," she said. "We've already had several restaurateurs come through and a lot of people are calling us."
"It's been a very successful shopping center," said Katie Rose Imbriano, a Baltimore City north/northeast district planner. "Really, I don't think they're going to have any trouble filling that (restaurant) space."
"I think Belvedere Square is doing great," said City Councilman Bill Henry, of Radnor-Winston, who represents the York Road corridor. "Crush (closing) is a little bit of a mystery to me."
Pack also said she was nonplused, because Crush appeared to be successful "for a long time."
Crush owner Daniel Chaustit could not be reached for comment.
Spike in interest
The biggest buzz last week surrounded plans by well-known area restaurateur Spike Gjerde, who runs Woodberry Kitchen in the Hampden area, to open an oyster bar in Belvedere Square. Pack said Gjerde has signed a lease, but when and exactly where the oyster bar would open is still undecided. Merchants in the center also confirmed that an oyster bar was planned.
Gjerde told a reporter in an email he was "working on it."
Meanwhile, Nelson Carey, co-owner of the Grand Cru wine bar in the shopping center, said he is planning to open an eatery in the market area specializing in wursts and charcuterie.
Carey said he has also received city approval to expand his beer and wine license into the market, so that people can order drinks at the new eatery.
Atwater's, which takes up about half of the market area, has recently reconfigured its space and added cheeses and coffee offerings, said owner Ned Atwater and general manager Caitlin Whitney-Gallagher. Last week at Belvedere Square, one of the baristas was making espresso and other coffees for customers at a special coffee bar with seating, as part of Atwater's new "pour-over service."
"Business is great," Whitney-Gallagher said. "We're as steady as ever."
There are also plans to bump out a wall of the market to build storage space and administrative offices for Atwater's, she and Atwater confirmed.
Neopol, another longtime tenant of the market, is adding a lunch market in February 2013, said Dorian Brown, co-owner of Neopol with his mother, Barbara Lahnstein. They're also opening a second Neopol in northeast Washington, Brown said.


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- An apparently inebriated 22-year-old woman was rescued early Friday morning after she became wedged between two buildings.
Courtney A. Malloy, of Cheshire, Conn., was taken to Rhode Island Hospital after the hour-and-a-half rescue.
It appeared that Malloy tried using the narrow alley between the City Sports and FedEx Kinko's buildings, near Brown University, as a cut-through, said Acting Battalion Fire Chief Jeffrey Varone.
But she got stuck in the 8- to 9-inch gap between the buildings, Varone said, and she was trapped, her body horizontal and about two feet off the ground.
"It's amazing she got herself in there, actually," Varone added.
A passerby heard her screaming for help just before 1 a.m. and called police.
A wooden fence along the alley blocked the patrolman from pulling her out, so he called for firefighters.
Varone said they were worried that Malloy would suffocate, so they tried three different ways to free her.
The firefighters took down the fence, but couldn't get Malloy out. They dropped a rope from the roof for Malloy to hold herself stable, so she wouldn't get further trapped, Varone said.
The rescuers began smashing a hole through the concrete wall at the Fedex Kinko's building to try pulling her through, said Varone.
As Malloy tried to wriggle herself out, firefighter Bert Ledoux got into the alley from the back door of the Sharks Bar and Grille and pulled her free, Varone said.
Malloy appeared to be intoxicated, according to a police report, and although she had no visible injuries, she was taken to the hospital to be checked.
Although rescuers initially thought she may have fallen from the roof into the alley, the gap at the rooftops was even narrower, Varone said. And, her injuries weren't consistent with a fall, he said.
For her part, Malloy was unable to explain how she ended up stuck between the buildings, the police said.
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An earlier version of this story, by WPRI-Channel 12, was published at 7:02 a.m. and updated at 10:57 a.m.


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Willie Virgile Brigitte was born on 10/10/1968 in Pointe-ŕ-Pitre, Guadeloupe, once a French colony and today the 26th overseas region of France, to a relatively wealthy Christian French family. His father was an engineer and his mother worked as a pharmacist.
In 1985 Willie Brigitte moved to Paris for his final year of school, but chose to join the Navy instead. He served for three years, having deserted the military twice.
Willie Brigitte returned to civil life in 1993. He worked in variety of social welfare jobs such as drug rehabilitation facilitator, teacher and warehouse worker. Willie Brigitte married for a short time a Syrian Muslim woman, Chakoura al Soubai, with whom he had one child.
Willie Brigitte was a bookish person who read also the Islamic Quran. In 1998 he converted to Islam and traveled to Yemen in order to attend an Islamic school there. Willie Brigitte used several Arabic names but was known mainly as Abdul-Rahman.
Back in Paris, France, Willie Brigitte attended regularly the Omar and Abou Bakr radical Mosques in Couronnes, a poor and largely immigrant populated suburb of Paris. In the Abou Bakr Mosques Willie Brigitte got acquainted to members of the Radical Algerian Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat - (GSPC) and went with them to some camping trips. That was, probably, the time in 1999 that Willie Brigitte was recruited to the cause of Global Jihad. He also married again a Muslim wife N'Deye Sarr from Congolese descent. They have two daughters but Willie Brigitte divorced again in 2001.
After his divorce, in late 2001, Willie Brigitte headed to Pakistan in order to join the Taliban in Afghanistan. Because of operation "Absolute Justice" in 11/2001 he was unable to join the Taliban and instead went to a training camp with Lashkar-e-Toiba in Pakistan. Maj Sajid Mir, a Lashkar-e-Toiba operative responsible for managing foreigners, marked him as a potential al-Qaeda operative.
In early 2002 Willie Brigitte returned to Paris. He shunned contact with his family and lived in a hostel. In 05/2003 Willie Brigitte traveled to Sydney Australia to join the Sydney 2003 plot handled by Faheem Khalid Lodhi whom he already knew from Lashkar-e-Toiba camp in Pakistan.
On 10/03/2003 Willie Brigitte was arrested by AUSTRALIAN police. He was held incommunicado and interrogated by the AUSTRALIAN security service ASIO. Willie Brigitte was deported back to France on 10/17/2003.
Willie Brigitte was accused in France for "associating with criminals in relation to a terrorist enterprise" and more specifically with helping procure two Belgian passports that were used by the assassins of the Afghanistan Northern Alliance leader Ahmad Shah Massoud on 09/09/2001.
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The students left for summer and classrooms were cleaned and prepared for the incoming class of 2012-2013. The calendar for the next session is posted on the district website, and budgets are in the process of being finalized.
This update is being sent to you from the great state of Virginia, just along the St. James River. I'm attending an educational meeting as a guest of Sen. Nancy Detert. We walk to our meetings along a path that was a major source of trade from colonial settlers from early 1600. There is an Indian tribe monument alongside of the cannons, which were used to protect and defend throughout wars with England and the new colonies.
We are attending a regional conference of an organization solely dedicated to education. I've been taking notes on areas of graduation rates, reading achievement, and comparing best practices with 16 regional states' data.
Sen. Detert has been involved in this organization for about seven years and is presently on the executive board. Sen. Detert believes local school boards should work closely with the Legislature and has included me in information necessary to learn for all policy makers.
This organization serves our states with educational and data resources. As a guest, I have been welcomed and met state senators and representatives from many states and have lots of information to take home and follow up on.
I am encouraged to know that those serving in our state Senate and House are informed and updated regularly on education issues. I've talked with Evelyn Lyn of Alachua County who has served her district almost 20 years and she knows every fact and study on education.
As I read about new plans and what is working and what is not, there is consensus that education matters, because 25% of our students are 100% of our future. I am grateful for the mentorship of others along the way and appreciate the information that I will be sharing with fellow board members.
As we prepare for the final budget, my position has been to prioritize spending for teachers and their students. We also have an upcoming election for two School Board seats.
I hope you will take some time to learn about the candidates for the Supervisor of Elections website and each candidate's own website and, as always, I encourage all to participate and vote this August.
Children do not have a vote and those on the School Board set district policy, which is important to students, teachers, district employees, local community members, voters and tax payers who provide for the educational services of Manatee County.
Julie Aranibar, an East County resident, represents District 3 on the Manatee County School Board.
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With Domino on the beat and Prince Paul on production, the hummingjazz-laced track is as mesmerizing as their classic "'93 'til Infinity." Whiletheir contemporaries measure their success by units sold, fame and riches, theSouls lend deeper perspective.
Their narratives about the "pandemonium" they experience in each cityvisited and the dream realized speaks volumes to their appreciation of theirartistry. It is echoed in part of the chorus: "We used to dream about this,never thought it would be real, now we on planes, trains and automobiles."
But it is part of the last verse that really puts things intoperspective. It is the story of a proud uncle congratulating his musicallyinclined nephew whose talents have taken him and his crew around the world.
While the story is of an uncle giving props to his nephew, most importantly, it is an elder stateman acknowledging the accomplishments of a legend in the making. It's affirmation that along with all the Mischiefthe Oaklandboys have stayed true to their Souls.Listen to "Tour Stories" in the Honda Fit widget below. Click on Hip Hop Media Training playlist under the Music Blogs! tab. While you're there, use the player to create your own remix of the song and also check out other cool independent hip hop artists, Dap Daniel, Dionyza, Insight and Electric.


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The Department of French and Italian emphasizes the acquisition of cultural and linguistic fluency via immersion through course work at Colby and study abroad, as it engages students in diversity from the vantage point of being the Other. Integrative studies acquaint students with the Francophone world, while interdisciplinary studiesplumb the depths of French and Italian arts, letters and sciences across the centuries. In helping students acquire competence in French or Italian and a heightened reflection about cultural differences, the faculty aim to offer them a fuller grasp of the world in an era of globalization and the opportunity to secure employment that will allow them to develop further their foreign language skills.
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With the first half of the year officially in the books, now is a good time to assess how things are going in the supply chain/logistics/freight transportation sectors.Wednesday, June 30, 2010
With global trade slowly gaining traction, United States-based ports are taking steps to expand capacity in preparation for an uptick in demand along with focusing on capital development to meet infrastructure needs, according to the new Ports, Airports and Global Infrastructure report from global real estate firm Jones Lang LaSalle.
Customer demand is the driver for flatbed expansion, says company officials.
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The House of Representatives yesterday voted to extend funding and taxing authority for the Federal Aviation Administration until August 1. Funding was set to expire on July 3.
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Vital international movements of airfreight could be delayed, and costs will increase, because European and U.S. security regulations are incompatible.
The two groups have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to help identify how the air cargo industry can assist in priority Customs objectives.
While this trade agreement remains at a standstill, the prospects of getting a deal done were soundly endorsed by UPS.
Trade using surface transportation between the United States and its North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) partners Canada and Mexico was up 32.4 percent in April 2010 compared to April 2009, increasing to $65.8 billion, according to data released by the United States Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS).
While the economy shows some signs of improvement, increased volatility for 3PLs is likely to continue to present a challenge in the form of an increasing span of responsibilities and tasks for global supply chains, according to a DB Schenker executive.
BSR'new report, "Unlocking Energy Efficiency in China: A Guide to Partnering with Suppliers," provides an outline for how leading companies can overcome these obstacles and launch supply chain energy-efficiency programs in China.
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The water and land area surrounding the water-control structure will be closed for about a month beginning May 3 for necessary repairs to the structure.
Biologists with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) put approximately 500 Florida largemouth bass into a retention pond in the Lakewood townhome community in Palm Springs Wednesday.
Rule would allow airports to take wildlife in emergency situations on airport property without FWC permit.
Proposed rule will implement a process for FWC to review, approve some local boating ordinances before they take effect.
Amendments will protect manatees in Sarasota County.
All shipments of live wildlife must be properly labeled. Hobbyists won't have to demonstrate sustained, consistent commercial activity.
Reptiles on the current list of reptiles of concern in Florida may soon be reclassified as conditional species.
Capt. Alan Richard dedicated his career of 32+ years to boating safety. The agency also recognized artist Brian Chamberlain for his beautiful wildlife paintings, sculptures.
FWC Facts:Dolphin, or mahi-mahi, grow remarkably fast, reaching sexual maturity in just 4-5 months, and growing up to 3 feet in one year.
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Ivanov began playing for audiences at age eight. He graduated from the Moscow Conservatory. He holds a master's degree from the Manhattan School of Music, where he worked with Nina Svetlanova. While in Russia, Ivanov was a protégé of Mstislav Rostropovich and appeared as soloist under the famous maestro. Since then, he has performed with numerous orchestras, including the Moscow State, Kremlin, Indianapolis Chamber, the Colorado Springs Philharmonic and many more.
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Environmental Kids Club U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's site for students and teachers to learn more about air and water pollution.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) AQI Kids What is the AQI, the Air Quality Index? It tells you the quality of the air you breathe. What color is your air today? Green, Yellow, Orange, Red, Purple or Maroon? For ages kindergarten to 10 years.
The Know Zone The California Air Resources Board's site for kids, students and teachers to learn more about California's air quality, with easy-to-read information about a county or the entire State of California.
Planet Polluto Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District has created an interactive game for children in grades 4-8 to save the Pollutonians from the ravages of air pollution. Copies may be downloaded or a free compact disk can be mailed to you.
Energy Kid's Page Energy facts, fun and games, energy history, and curriculum activities from the Energy Information Administration
U.S. EPA Student Center Resource for environmental projects, careers, internships, scholarships, environmental basics for air, water, conservation, waste and recycling, and teacher resources, as well.
U.S. EPA High School Ecosystems, health and safety, environmental law, an environmental dictionary and community service projects as well as information on air, water, conservation and waste, and recycling.WestEd Eisenhower Regional Consortium for mathematics and science education. WestEd is one of ten regional education laboratories funded by the U.S. Department of Education.
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Smog City The Spare The Air Program and interactive air pollution simulator shows how choices, environmental factors and land use contribute to air pollution.
Ground Level Ozone and Your Health The risk, symptoms and health effects when ground level ozone levels increase.
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We sat at the table, laughing. We were eating tater tots with chopsticks. That's the kind of place Sticky Rice is—a little quirky and most definitely fun. Sure, you could use forks or fingers to nab the tots, but that wouldn't be the same.
The bucket of golden nuggets, enough to share with a large group, comes with a "secret" sauce that tastes a lot like a spicy Thousand Island dressing. It suited the crispy tots just fine.
Make no mistake. This is still a pan-Asian restaurant with starters like pot stickers and edamame, noodle bowls, and a variety of sushi and sashimi. The restaurant shows its playfulness with rolls with names like Godzirra (shrimp), 2,000 Leagues (octopus), and Dirty South (sweet potato).
But it's not just the names that are appealing, so are the preparations. Our Billy Goat's Gruff showcased thin slivers of yellowtail wrapped around goat cheese that were broiled and served with a citrusy ponzu sauce. The tart cheese introduced an exciting personality to the mild fish. The vegetarian G.I. Jane showed its fierceness with cucumbers and scallions meshed with cream cheese and rolled in crushed wasabi peas. Both were displayed on a pristine white plate with a lovely garnish of fresh ginger shaped like a delicate pink rose and wasabi fashioned into a leaf.
We were impressed with the freshness of the ingredients in all the dishes. The do-it-yourself lettuce wraps included sturdy romaine leaves as vehicles for the potpourri of stir-fried chicken (or you can opt for tofu), shiitake mushrooms, water chestnuts, broccoli, carrots, and other veggies. It's a hands-on appetizer that doesn't require any skill other than trying to get the rolled-up bundle to your mouth without spilling the contents.
Of course, a few drippings wouldn't necessarily matter in this place. It's a clean but seasoned setting befitting its former occupant, Friends bar, and still has a tavern look minus the pool table in the back—not your usual Asian venue. The bare wood tables are nicked with memories, and the original tin ceiling and retro black-and-white linoleum recall the past.
The handsome wood bar—which stretches from the front to the rear of the narrow dining room—is a focal point. It has a beautiful, intricately carved wood mantle that is reminiscent of a pagoda and houses a sushi chef at one end and the bartender at the other. Red lanterns cast a sexy glow.
The clientele is mixed. You're just as apt to share space with neighborhood residents as you are with skate rats or bankers.
The staff is laid-back and helpful. Our server, wearing jeans, a worn T-shirt, and tattoos, didn't hesitate to sidle up next to his charges, whether in the seat next to them or on a banquette cushion. He was near enough that we could smell his cigarette breath. (He's what Seinfeld would call a "close-talker.")
But he was well-versed in the menu, pointing out various dishes including his favorites. We were in good hands.
Baltimore's Sticky Rice is the third restaurant in a concept that was started in Richmond, VA, in 1999 by John Yamashita and Jason Henry. Another restaurant opened in D.C., and now several partners are involved.
"They thought Baltimore would be a good next stop," said Sticky Rice partner Ronnie Pasztor, who lives here and operates the Fells Point location that opened last September. When we asked him if the restaurant was a franchise, he said, "No, it's a closely held company."
Whatever its corporate status, the restaurants have similar menus. In fact, Michael Bates, the kitchen manager at the Baltimore Sticky Rice and also a trained chef, told us the night we visited that he is working there because he had eaten at the Richmond location and was impressed with the fare. He had come out of the kitchen after the dinner rush to chat with guests that night. He had no idea who we were.
This personal touch is reflected in the food. Our hefty noodle bowls were chock full of goodies. The Mongolian beef was laden with slices of tender marinated beef with broccoli, snow peas, onions, water chestnuts, and carrots in a spicy brown sauce with shavings of napa cabbage on top.
A choice of noodles is offered with the bowl dishes. We followed a menu recommendation for udon noodles and liked how the thick spaghetti-like strands twined well with the other ingredients. We also had a Szechuan shrimp bowl with jumbo tempura-fried shrimp scattered among the veggies in a nondescript sauce. (Bottles of sriracha—Vietnamese hot sauce—are on the table if you want to turn up the heat.) For this dish, we chose sticky rice (after all, we were in Sticky Rice) as our starch.
Other noodle dishes include chicken sesame, dirty vegan (tofu tossed with a peanut coconut sauce), curry fried rice, and a veggie tofu medley. For many of its offerings, the menu notes whether a dish is vegetarian or a vegan option, including appetizers like Jolly Green Wontons and spring rolls and salads like cold soba salad in a cilantro vinaigrette or a teriyaki salad with options for tofu, chicken, or tuna.
The restaurant is now open for lunch. But whatever time of day you're there, you can get sandwiches ranging from a crab cake with spicy caper aioli sauce and tuna steak with pineapple salsa to barbecue pork with wasabi aioli and Asian slaw. The Tokyo burger features a teriyaki-glazed patty topped with grilled pineapple.
Tempura takes on a whole new meaning here with dessert. It's amazing what can be batter-dipped and deep-fried, like cheesecake, for instance. The finished product gets more decadent with dollops of chocolate sauce. And, the best part, we found ourselves really liking this surprisingly good dessert with its crunchy coating and creamy interior. Two tempura-fried bananas were also a nice finish, especially with a scoop of sweet-peppery ginger ice cream on the side.
Sticky Rice seems to fit right into Fells Point's mellow vibe with its casual décor, carefully prepared food, and congenial staff.


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District 17, which encompasses all of Rockland County, was created out of District 11 by a proposal approved by the NYSNA Board of Directors in 1947. Gladys Weber, RN, was elected president of the new 100 member organization at the first meeting on November 20. In 1957, District 17 was incorporated as the Professional Nurses Association of Rockland County (PNARC). The mission of PNARC is to promote the professional practice of nursing at the local level, while being fully cognizant and supportive of the common interests of nurses at the state and national levels. PNARCs stated goals and objectives are to:
- Provide an environment for improving nursing practice and enhancing the image of professional nurses.
- Provide a forum for the discussion and dissemination of information related to issues, legislation and other factors that impact on nursing practice.
- Provide support to and participate with other professional and community groups promoting the quality of health care for the community.
- Provide social opportunities for professional nurse to network.
The Professional Nurses Association of Rockland County is active in many professional and academic endeavors. The District was instrumental in identifying the need for first an ADN, then a BSN program in the county. PNARC was a founding member, and is a continuing participant in the annual Rockland County Nurse Recognition Day Program and Awards. Each year PNARC offers stipends to four members to attend the NYSNA convention, holds four continuing education programs, and presents three awards to graduating nursing students who have held SNA leadership positions.
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Cutting down trees is pretty much one of the worst things you can do when it comes to climate change. Deforestation, by varying accounts, contributes anywhere from 20 percent to 30 percent of all carbon dioxide (C02) emissions -- around 1.6 billion tons. When you cut down trees you get a double whammy. First of all, they are not called the lungs of the Earth for nothing -- we clearly need trees so that we and other animals can breathe. Trees also are in the front line against pollution, breathing in millions of tons of greenhouse gases a year that they store in their trunks. According to the United Nations' Environmental Programme (UNEP), trees store a staggering 283 gigatons of carbon in their biomass. When that is combined with the carbon found in the surrounding deadwood and soil, the result is 50 percent more carbon than is currently found in the atmosphere. When those trees are felled or burned -- trees that are comprised of ...
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PwC's Employee Financial Wellness Survey tracks the financial and retirement wellbeing of working American adults nationwide.
In recent years, our survey results were a reflection of a struggling economy, unstable financial markets, a depressed housing market, rising consumer debt, a weak employment outlook and low consumer confidence. While the stock market recently reached a new high and other key economic indicators are showing signs of improvement, the results of our 2013 survey, though slightly more positive, indicate that it will take a more sustained recovery before we see a significant positive impact on employee financial wellness.
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