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Boutique hotel in Latin Quarter at heart of Paris
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Situated in the Latin Quarter at the heart of Paris, this boutique hotel is blocks from Boulevard Saint-Germain and Pont Neuf and within 1 km (0.5 mi) of the Louvre Museum and Notre Dame Cathedral.
24-hour room service
Guests of the Dauphine Saint Germaine Hotel can enjoy breakfast in the tearoom, sip drinks in the bar, and order room service around the clock. The hotel has an Internet kiosk and multilingual staff.
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The 30 individually decorated guestrooms at the Dauphine Saint Germaine Hotel feature traditional furnishings, marble bathrooms, cable television, complimentary wireless Internet access, and minibars.
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The 17th century Dauphine Saint Germaine Hotel features exposed stone and oak woodwork. Guests are welcomed by multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk who can provide concierge services. Breakfast is served in the tea room and cocktails and drinks are available in the bar. The boutique hotel also has an Internet kiosk and provides complimentary wireless Internet access.
Dauphine Saint Germain Hotel is a smoke-free hotel.
- Concierge services
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (24 hours)
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Computer rental
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 30
- Babysitting or childcare
- Medical assistance available
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- Patio
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Elevator/lift
- Breakfast available (surcharge) hot and cold buffet
- Smoke-free property
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24-hour room service is available.
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 12 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 31.50 per day
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 25 per night
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Welcome to Northern Michigan University Human Resources!
Human resources, in any organization, serves three constituencies: the employees, the leaders and the organization as a whole. In service to these three groups, a Human Resources department fulfills four roles, which can be placed within two dimensions. The first dimension ranges from an individual to the collective. The second dimension runs from a very tactical approach to a more strategic view.
These two dimensions form a two-by-two grid and each of the four HR roles fit into one of the four quadrants. The first role is that of administrative excellence, which emphasizes the recurring daily tasks that need to be done well: staffing, payroll, training administration and compliance.
The second role, employee advocate, also has a tactical emphasis, but is focused on the needs of individual employees. Things that are addressed by this role include employee status changes (marriage, divorce, children, etc.), various types of leaves, a variety of benefit issues and employee work issues.
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conducted at the Capitol. The Brewer Voting Action Plan represents
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and voting technology. This in-depth election plan is a proactive effort
from the Secretary of State to specifically address and recommend improvements
to voting hardware and software, statewide election procedures, and overall
education and training in Arizona elections. The entire Action Plan – including detailed
findings and recommendations – will be released in draft form and made
available for public comment through January 20, 2005. The press conference will be held at 9 a.m. in the Executive
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The Golden Lamb in Lebanon has become a near-mandatory stop for Republicans running for president, with Mitt Romney on Saturday becoming the latest candidate to meet an enthusiastic crowd outside Ohio's oldest inn.
But Romney's visit – to a Warren County area he's certain to win – may also be a symbol of a presidential race heading into the homestretch.
Saturday marked the 10th day since Sept. 1 that Romney has campaigned in Ohio, with many of the stops coming in southwest Ohio, one of his bases of support. And President Barack Obama continues to make frequent stops at Ohio universities, where the young adult vote has been one of his strengths.
Some political analysts say it's a sign that the campaign is starting to wrap up its "persuasion phase," and moving into final get-out-the-vote efforts, where both sides try to squeeze every vote they can from their bases of support.
"More American adults did not vote at all in the 2008 presidential election than voted for Obama or for McCain," said Matthew Filipic, visiting professor of political science at Wright State University. "It's a huge number of people, where even if a small fraction of them could be persuaded to vote, it could tilt things one way or another in a close election."
And while polls almost unanimously showed Ohio and the nation leaning toward Obama last month, Romney's debate performance has definitely turned the race back into a close election, both in Ohio and nationally.
Saturday's trip to The Golden Lamb in Lebanon followed on the heels of Romney visits to Sidney, Dayton and Cincinnati just in the past six weeks.
"Southwest Ohio is a voter-rich environment for the Romney campaign, and if they're going to win Ohio and win the race, they need big, big turnout," said Miami University political science professor Patrick Haney. "They need people to be excited and they need … to get them to the polls."
Phases of the campaign
A senior Romney staffer this summer described the campaign as having a voter identification phase, a persuasion phase and a get-out-the-vote phase. Now Phase 1 is over, and Phases 2 and 3 are starting to overlap.
"It's late for persuasion, but you're really in this period where you're trying to do both. You're trying to make sure the base gets energized and stays energized," Haney said.
A strategy memo Thursday from Romney adviser Scott Jennings claimed the campaign is getting more energized, saying they've knocked on more and more doors in Ohio each week, topping out at 236,698 in the first week of October.
"Our view is that the race in Ohio is a dead heat, independent voters are moving toward Romney, and Democrats are losing steam and enthusiasm," Jennings wrote.
Recent polling data backs up that "dead heat" claim. Of the eight post-debate Ohio polls listed by RealClearPolitics.com, six of them show one side or the other leading by one percentage point – well within the margin of error. Overall, Obama leads in five of those polls, and Romney leads in three.
But the Obama campaign obviously disagrees about the enthusiasm.
"The heart of the Obama campaign is and always has been our volunteers and supporters," said Jessica Kershaw, Ohio spokeswoman for the Obama campaign. "While Republicans are counting on hidden donors cutting million-dollar checks to finish this election, we are focused on building the largest grassroots campaign in Ohio history."
The Golden Lamb
There are plenty of reasons why Republican candidates visit The Golden Lamb. It's in a growing Republican-dominated county, it's owned by the family of Republican U.S. Sen. Rob Portman, and it's known for the 12 U.S. presidents who have already visited.
John Zimkus, historian for the Warren County Historical Society, said local residents almost expect to see candidates at the Golden Lamb, after Bob Dole in 1996, George W. Bush in 2004 and John McCain and Sarah Palin in 2008 all spoke to crowds there.
Zimkus said the only Democratic presidential candidate he has record of coming to the Golden Lamb was Martin Van Buren in 1842.
"These (candidates) aren't coming here because they're trying to win Lebanon people over," Zimkus said. "For all intents and purposes they've won them over already."
That raises the question of what Republican candidates have to gain.
"The polls after the last week provide a useful reminder that even if we are more polarized and fixed in our thinking than we might have been a generation ago, things can change that," Filipic said. There are some persuadable people."
And Warren County Republican Party Chairman David Nichols said even those who have made up their minds are sometimes looking for reassurance.
"Warren County is a conservative area, but still, the interest level has changed overnight since the debate," he said. "(A visit) shores up the base more and shows, hey, we're not taking you for granted."
Playing to bases and to the middle
Filipic said Obama is doing the same thing with his visits to Columbus, northern Ohio and colleges across the state. His last three Ohio visits were to Bowling Green, Kent State and Ohio State. Obama has an event in Athens - home to Ohio University - on Wednesday.
Filipic said Obama dominated the college-age vote in 2008, but has to shore up support because that demographic does not reliably have high turnout.
"The fact that Obama is not only going to those parts of the state, but going to campuses in those parts of the state reinforces the point," Filipic said. "He's trying to mobilize his supporters and increase their turnout rate, because that can prove to be decisive."
Meanwhile, both sides are trying to balance their bases with making a plea to moderate voters. Romney does so by arguing against Obamacare, which a large majority of Ohioans opposed in a symbolic 2011 vote, and by saying his job creation plan will lift the whole nation. Obama aims for the middle by saying Romney favors the rich at the expense of Ohio's middle class and will cause the whole nation to repeat past economic mistakes.
Filipic said Ohio might be the single most important state in determining the presidency. Haney said it is especially so for Romney, and that the candidates likely will continue to set up camp in the Buckeye state.
"Not all swing states are alike," Haney said. "Republicans know well the history here, that without Ohio they don't have a chance. Whereas without Ohio, Obama still does. Romney's Electoral College pathways are far more narrow, and they have to have Ohio. That makes them much more motivated to be here."
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Photonics Honours 4320
Course code PHYS4320 | Units 20 | Level 4000 | Faculty of Science and Information TechnologySchool of Mathematical and Physical Sciences |
The Honours Program in Photonics is designed to give students an advanced understanding of modern Photonics, as well as exposure to current research interests in Photonics within the School. Photonics Honours 4320 together with Photonics Honours 4340 comprises a research project under the supervision of an academic member of staff.
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Turkey Salad Puffs Recipe
Fresh mango, grapes and lemon juice add a splash of summer to this sweet and savory salad seasoned with lemon-pepper and garlic. The crunchy, toasted pine nuts are wonderful, adds our Test Kitchen!
- 1-1/2 cups cubed cooked turkey breast
- 1/2 cup chopped peeled mango
- 1/4 cup quartered seedless red grapes
- 1/4 cup pine nuts, toasted
- 2 tablespoons chopped celery
- 5 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon-pepper seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 4 cream puff shells
- In a large bowl, combine the first five ingredients. In a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, lemon juice, lemon-pepper and garlic powder. Pour over turkey mixture and gently toss to coat. Refrigerate until serving. Just before serving, spoon 1/2 cup turkey salad into each cream puff shell; replace tops. Yield: 4 servings.
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Situated in East Syracuse, this hotel is close to Brooklawn Golf Course and Lemoyne College. Area attractions also include Erie Canal Museum and Museum of Science and Technology.
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Baymont Inn and Suites East Syracuse provides complimentary wireless Internet access, laundry facilities, a business center, and a computer station.
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Flat-screen televisions come with premium cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and climate control.
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A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a business center. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This East Syracuse hotel also offers a fitness center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Onsite parking is complimentary.
Baymont Inn and Suites East Syracuse is a smoke-free property.
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April 25, 2012
by Kelly Meyer
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Dr. Seuss' timeless story, The Lorax, reinforces what we as moms instinctively know – when kids plant the seeds and nurture and harvest the plants, they learn the value of good eating habits and appreciate the environment.
On Teaching Garden planting days, I often ask kids to define the "environment." The typical answer is to describe mountains… oceans...or other landscapes out beyond their reach.
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Thanks to a deep-rooted commitment from our friends at The California Endowment, along with support from Parenting magazine, we showcased a Teaching Garden at the worldwide premiere of Universal Pictures' Dr. Seuss' The Lorax, This exposure is helping us get the word out about the value of healthy eating to lots of kids and their families.
Last week, we transported that very special garden to The Accelerated Charter Elementary Schools in South Los Angeles. We danced a little, talked about healthy bodies, planted some seeds, and the kids even got a surprise visit from the Lorax himself. It was so much fun.
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how is the republican party going to solve our nation´s problems with politicians like this representing us?the republican party is a waste of time. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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Boehner is a drunk and if you wish proof go to YouTube and in the search line type: John Boehner Drunk. See what comes up. There are a couple of clips from the floor of the house where he is so inebriated he can hardly speak...let alone make any sense at all.Yes, this is the man the Republicans elect over and over to lead them. It just doesn´t make sense to send a drunk of this caliber to negotiate with the President behind closed doors. Click Here if you Like this Comment
One has to be adult enough to take these type of statements with a pinch of salt. What was Boehner going to say "I trust him only as far as I can throw him" or something of that order?What would that achieve except a few right wing zealots getting a warm feeling? Or give the MSM another item to distract attention away from the key issues. You can catch more flies with honey than vinegar. We, on this thread must be sophisticated enough to understand that. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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#7 He didn´t have to use the word "absolutely" he could of said something like I trust him to represent the Democratic position in our negotiations or some such thing. My problem is I actually believe Boehner trusts Obama "absolutely" so he needs to go. I don´t believe Boehner would agree with Ron Ross that Obama is the "Deceiver in Chief". I don´t think Boehner believes Obama is intentionally destroying this country with his policies and use of Executive powers. You can´t negotiate with a deceiver and that escapes the House Speaker. Could the House Republicans have picked a weaker Speaker? Click Here if you Like this Comment
It seems El Diablo is working his brain-bending powers on the weak-minded Boenher.It´s "The Omen" meets "Star Wars". Click Here if you Like this Comment 4 persons like this.
Boehner critics should limit their activities to trying to keep themselves personally clean and not playng in traffic. Click Here if you Like this Comment
I believe somebody is paying Boehner off. Soros, for example, could drop a couple of millions on him and never miss it. Too many things Boehner says and does make absolutely no sense, otherwise. Click Here if you Like this Comment
You can only ´absolutely trust´ someone who has the same goals and philosophies as yo do. If there were any question before about Boehner´s loyalties, this should dispel them. He is as much and as dangerous an enemy of America as Obama is - and is as ready to destroy us. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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In view of the presentation made by the author, I am in disbelief that there are people here defending Boehner. I do not want a Speaker of the House - or for that matter any representative - who will not speak up clearly for the truth no matter how controversial it may be. The socialists are not afraid to say, out loud and in public, things that they would never have dared 20 years ago. And we are walking on eggshells, dancing around the issues, in order not to offend? If Boehner wishes to speak softly and carry a big stick (How about cutting off the funding for some of the monstrosities that are killing our nation?) then I will support him to the hilt. I have yet to see a big stick. All I see is appeasement. Stand Up!He who dares not offend cannot be honest.~ Thomas Pain ~If an individual wants to be a leader and isn´t controversial, that means he never stood for anything.~ Richard M. Nixon ~They said it was against the rules to take sides on a controversial issue. I said, ´I wish you had told me that during World War II, when I took sides against Hitler.´~ Howard K. Smith ~ Click Here if you Like this Comment
I am not a Boehner fan. But when i look at how he managed the sequester, I have acknowledge a degree of admiration. And since I evaluate politicians on what they do or get done rather than what they say, I have stand with Boehner. The world needs schmoozers as well as repo men. Boehner is the schmoozer. Ryan is the repo man. Click Here if you Like this Comment
I watched this interview firsthand. I was expecting Johnny to suddenly burst into tears, proclaiming before the whole world how he feels about 0: "I LOVE HIM!!!" Click Here if you Like this Comment
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A wise philosopher once observed..."There´s a sucker born every minute." Welcome to the club Johnny "B":"This morning I had another talk with the German Chancellor, Herr Hitler, and here is the paper which bears his name upon it as well as mine...We regard the agreement signed last night and the Anglo-German Naval Agreement, as symbolic of the desire of our two people never to go to war with one another again."British Prime Minister Neville ChamberlainSpeech at Heston AirportSeptember 30, 1938 Click Here if you Like this Comment
Maybe John was drunk ....again.Fire Boehner Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
The repub´s need to dump this guy fast. I have no confidence in the current Republican party to do anything right. As far as thier plans to become more inclusive, where are the principles spelled out the party stands for. Sounds like to me they are comprimising principle jus tto get elected. Click Here if you Like this Comment 2 persons like this.
A tad disappointing John. Obviously you are in the Chris Christie mode. I knew what the latter wanted, but how can that statement benefit you? I bet your buds are also scratching their heads. Maybe you need to retire and live in New Jersey. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Chamberlain at least had to contend with Churchill, and when the prime minister proved to be a fool, a true leader was ready to step in and take over.Obama has to "contend" only with Boehner?God have mercy! Click Here if you Like this Comment 2 persons like this.
America needs a second political party. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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The second of two Tacoma library branches shuttered in 2011 due to budget cuts has finally been sold – well below its $400,000 appraisal.
But a seven-member committee that recommended selling the Swan Creek branch on Portland Avenue for $91,000 viewed the buyer's plans to turn it into a day care center as a way to create value beyond its low price tag.
"Overall, the committee felt a day care center was needed in the neighborhood and will provide a direct benefit for the community," said Conor McCarthy, an assistant city public works division manager overseeing the property sale.
Tacoma's City Council this week approved the sale to 4RentCheck.com LLC owned by local businessman Darren Gill.
Gill, who said his family has lived in the nearby Salishan community for 63 years, told the council he plans to invest $300,000 in the aging building "to make it a turn-key child care center."
"I understand it needs a substantial amount of work," Gill said, adding, "There's a community need."
As part of the deal, the city placed a restrictive covenant on the property that requires Gill to first obtain city approval – or face up to $40,000 in penalties per year – should he seek to operate any business other than a day care on the site within the first five years of owning the property.
Councilman Marty Campbell, who represents Tacoma's East Side, said he was inspired by Gill's commitment "to coming back to invest into the neighborhood."
Due to budget cuts, the Tacoma Library Board of Trustees reluctantly closed the Martin Luther King and Swan Creek branches in 2011. Both properties, which were built from a $15.8 million bond approved by voters in 1984, later were put up for sale.
Tacoma sold the MLK branch at 19th and Cedar streets during a public bidding process last year that garnered a $700,000 bid – $40,000 above its appraised value. That building is now being converted into a clinic specializing in fitting prosthetic limbs and a nonprofit dedicated to preventing limb loss in diabetics.
But the city had trouble selling Swan Creek, a low-slung, concrete block building on a tight lot off busy Portland Avenue. Twice last year, the city opened a public bidding process for the building, but drew no offers.
City officials said the sale troubles partly stemmed from a stagnant real estate market and an aging structure with more than $455,000 in deferred maintenance costs. Meantime, the library's costs for keeping the facility amounted to about $20,000 per year to cover maintenance and security, McCarthy said.
After no suitors came forward during public bidding last year, the city hired a real estate broker to market the building. By December, the broker had generated four offers, ranging from Gill's $91,000 one to a $140,000 offer from a man who wanted to store antique cars in the building. The other two offers were a $115,000 proposal from a church that planned to expand its ministries and a $130,000 bid from a restaurant owner who wanted to buy the building as a commercial investment property.
A seven-member committee made up of city library director Susan Odencrantz, city staff and community members ultimately scored Gill's offer the highest, based on how all of the proposed uses for the property aligned with neighborhood and city goals.
Largely guiding the decision, McCarthy said, was the Tacoma Library Board of Trustees' stated intention that the branch be sold "for uses that would improve and enhance the community in which it is located."
From the sale proceeds, the city will pay a 2.5 percent commission to its property broker and return about $4,600 to a community development block grant fund. The rest of the money will go into the city's general fund, McCarthy said.
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What to add to fish tacos?
The other taco thread got me thinking about this. I have always wanted to make fish tacos but never have because I don't know what to top them with. Here's the problem:
My husband won't eat onion, cabbage (or any other leafy greens, including lettuce), or mayonnaise.
I am allergic to avocado and won't eat cilantro.
So the typical slaw/guacamole is right out the door.
So what else goes well with fish tacos? Or is it just a lost cause?
I make a mango/jicama/red onion/jalapeno/lime juice/parsley(like you, not a fan of cilantro) salsa for my fish tacos- even my picky DH loves it. The jicama gives the crunch that I think fish tacos need, but has a very mild flavor. I do like crema and avocado as well (as well as napa cabbage) , but the nice thing about making them is everybody can dress them their own way. I have yet to make them exactly the same way twice.
In your particular case try diced tomatoes and radishes. Line with a few squeezes of crema made from lime zest and juice mixed with creme fraiche. Add a good hot sauce like Valentina to your taste and try using grilled fish instead of fried.
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Try a bag of the broccoli slaw? The crunch component probably isn't necessary but it is nice (or you can shred broccoli stems yourself with a bit of carrot and maybe some jicama) I don't use mayo, but I do thin my salsa and guac (okay, you won't have guac) with a little plain yogurt or sour cream so it doesn't overwhelm the fish. I am not a big fish fan, neither is one of my kids, but we all like fish tacos.
There is a taco in Baja (and San Diego) called Gobernador, which is basically shrimp that have been simply sauteed. The tortilla is heated and cheese is put on it to melt. The shrimp goes on top of the cheese, followed by sauteed peppers and onions. The peppers are usually green bells with a little sliced jalapeno or serrano tossed in for some bite and some bias cut celery. You can top with any bottled hot sauce like Cholula, Tapatio, Valentina, etc. This treatment would work just as well with fish as it does with shrimp.
Also from the Baja/San Diego area is the smoked Marlyn (that would be marlin in English) taco. Prepare the corn tortilla with a layer of melted cheese as above for the Gobernador, saute off some onion and celery, a little jalapeno or serrano and a touch of tomato. Smoked marlin goes onto the tortilla topped by the sauteed veg. Stick a fork in it an eat it.
You don't need to use mayo for the white sauce. Sour cream or creme fraiche - or a combination of the two - works as well. Squeeze the juice of one lime into it to thin it down, add more lime juice if needed. Taste for salt and add a bit of salt if it's needed. Don't want to do sour cream crema, then simply add some bottled hot sauce (Tapatio works really well for this) to taste to regular Hidden Valley Ranch dressing and use that instead. Sriracha sauce also works in place of a Mexican hot sauce. Sour cream and Ranch dressing not an option? Use your favorite salsa rojo (red) or salsa verde (green).
Sauteed vegetables like bell peppers, onions and celery can provide a viable alternative to shredded cabbage and/or lettuce.
(Photo #1 should be the Gobernador and Photo #2 should be the smoked marlyn tacos. These are tacos that are commonly found in Baja, tho' these photos were taken a a mariscos shack in San Diego)
My dad makes killer fish tacos - the sauce he uses is a kind of green-chile/jalapeno cream sauce. I have the recipe but can't find it right now - basically if I were to hack it from memory I'd start with sour cream, a bit of heavy cream to thin it out, green chilies, shredded jack cheese, diced jalapenos, lime juice and (not for you!) cilantro. Just start from there and play with it. All processed with a "boat motor" (immersion blender) if memory serves.
We like julienned jalapenos with our cabbage, and I have to say, even though my husband and two of my kids *hate* cabbage, they all insist on shredded cabbage on their fish tacos - weird, I know. (It's not a slaw at all, just fresh, shredded.) I think because you really use so little it's not about flavor but texture. Ooooh! What about super thinly julienned jicama?
Other than that, while I do like pico de gallo on mine, if there's any sort of salsa you do like, go for it.
Having said all of that, my birthday is this Friday, and he's making his "standard" fish tacos and also is going to play with a pineapple salsa and grilled salmon version.


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In the late 1960s his core trio was made up of pianist Fred Van Hove and drummer Han Bennink. Together they stirred the European free jazz scene. From its foundation, the trio (and invited guests) recorded numerous sessions of Europe's "new thing" including the seminal Machine Gun (FMP) recording of Brötzmann's free jazz octet in 1968 and sextet/quartet Nipples (Unheard Music Series 1969). But it is the trio dates Live In Berlin '71 (FMP), Tschus (FMP 1975), and the long out of print Balls, from 1970, that hold enduring attraction.
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