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How has my tumblarity dropped from 170 to 49 in a day? Useless fucking number.
How has my tumblarity dropped from 170 to 49 in a day? Useless fucking number.
By Omer B. Washington
I've learned that you cannot make someone love you.
All you can do is be someone who can be loved.
The rest is up to them.
I've learned that no matter how much I care,
some people just don't care back.
I've learned that it takes years to build up trust
and only seconds to destroy it.
I've learned that it's not what you have in your life
but who you have in your life that counts.
I've learned that you can get by on charm for about fifteen minutes.
After that, you'd better know something.
I've learned that you shouldn't compare yourself
to the best others can do,
but to the best you can do.
I've learned that it's not what happens to people,
It's what they do about it that matters.
I've learned that no matter how thin you slice it,
there are always two sides.
I've learned that you should always talk to loved ones with loving words.
It may be the last time you'll see them.
I've learned that you can keep going
long after you think you can't.
I've learned that heroes are the people who do what has to be done
When it needs to be done,
regardless of the consequences.
I've learned that there are people who love you dearly,
but just don't know how to show it.
I've learned that sometimes when I'm angry I have the right to be angry,
but that doesn't give me the right to be cruel.
I've learned that true friendship continues to grow even over the longest distance.
Same goes for true love.
I've learned that just because someone doesn't love you the way you want them to doesn't mean they don't love you with all they have.
I've learned that no matter how good a friend is,
they're going to hurt you every once in a while
and you must forgive them for that.
I've learned that it isn't always enough to be forgiven by others.
Sometimes you have to learn to forgive yourself.
I've learned that no matter how bad your heart is broken,
the world doesn't stop for your grief.
I've learned that our background and circumstances may influence who we are,
but we are responsible for who we become.
I've learned that just because two people argue, it doesn't mean they don't love each other.
And just because they don't argue, it doesn't mean they do.
I've learned that sometimes you have to put the individual
ahead of their actions.
I've learned that no matter the consequences,
those who are honest with themselves go farther in life.
I've learned that your life can be changed in a matter of hours
by people who don't even know you.
I've learned that even when you think you have no more to give,
when a friend cries out to you,
you will find the strength to help.
I've learned that writing,
as well as talking,
can ease emotional pains.
I've learned that the people you care most about in life
are taken from you too soon.
I've learned that it's hard to determine where to draw the line between being nice
and not hurting people's feelings and standing up for what you believe.
I've learned to love
and be loved.
i can't believe it's already june. june 2nd, specifically.
i can't fathom that my last day of high school is in 9 days, i graduate in 11 days, i turn 18 in 12 days … HOLY SHIT!!!
… i am really excited :)
is your birthday june 14th? that's my birthday too!! it'll be my 21st.
god damn spiders in the upcoming popular section. iiiiiiick.
I can believe things that are true and things that aren't true and I can believe things where nobody knows if they're true or not.
I can believe in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny and the Beatles and Marilyn Monroe and Elvis and Mister Ed. Listen - I believe that people are perfectable, that knowledge is infinite, that the world is run by secret banking cartels and is visited by aliens on a regular basis, nice ones that look like wrinkled lemurs and bad ones who mutilate cattle and want our water and our women.
I believe that the future sucks and I believe that the future rocks and I believe that one day White Buffalo Woman is going to come back and kick everyone's ass. I believe that all men are just overgrown boys with deep problems communicating and that the decline in good sex in America is coincident with the decline in drive-in movie theaters from state to state.
I believe that all politicians are unprincipled crooks and I still believe that they are better than the alternative. I believe that California is going to sink into the sea when the big one comes, while Florida is going to dissolve into madness and alligators and toxic waste.
I believe that antibacterial soap is destroying our resistance to dirt and disease so that one day we'll all be wiped out by the common cold like martians in War of the Worlds.
I believe that the greatest poets of the last century were Edith Sitwell and Don Marquis, that jade is dried dragon sperm, and that thousands of years ago in a former life I was a one-armed Siberian shaman.
I believe that mankind's destiny lies in the stars. I believe that candy really did taste better when I was a kid, that it's aerodynamically impossible for a bumble bee to fly, that light is a wave and a particle, that there's a cat in a box somewhere who's alive and dead at the same time (although if they don't ever open the box to feed it it'll eventually just be two different kinds of dead), and that there are stars in the universe billions of years older than the universe itself.
I believe in a personal god who cares about me and worries and oversees everything I do. I believe in an impersonal god who set the universe in motion and went off to hang with her girlfriends and doesn't even know that I'm alive. I believe in an empty and godless universe of causal chaos, background noise, and sheer blind luck.
I believe that anyone who says sex is overrated just hasn't done it properly. I believe that anyone who claims to know what's going on will lie about the little things too.
I believe in absolute honesty and sensible social lies. I believe in a woman's right to choose, a baby's right to live, that while all human life is sacred there's nothing wrong with the death penalty if you can trust the legal system implicitly, and that no one but a moron would ever trust the legal system.
I believe that life is a game, that life is a cruel joke, and that life is what happens when you're alive and that you might as well lie back and enjoy it."—Neil Gaiman (via littlemiss)
This is how it works
You're young until you're not
You love until you don't
You try until you can't
You laugh until you cry
You cry until you laugh
And everyone must breathe
Until their dying breath
No, this is how it works
You peer inside yourself
You take the things you like
And try to love the things you took
And then you take that love you made
And stick it into some
Someone else's heart
Pumping someone else's blood
And walking arm in arm
You hope it don't get harmed
But even if it does
You'll just do it all again


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Ever had a sinking feeling that something isn't quite right while surveying the beers at your grocery store? Sure, the selection is fine -- maybe not as many local craft beers as you'd like to see, but hey, this is Miami after all. But wait. Why are all the beers SO SMALL?Turns out there's a 45-year ... More >>
If you're part of the "sluts and children" demographic that'll be trick-or-treating tomorrow night for body shots and Molly at any one of the ten best Halloween parties in Miami, please call AAA and Bud Light for a ride home. Co-sponsored by the American Automobile Association and Anheuser-Busch, ... More >>
Let's be honest, this season is not exactly hopeful for your Miami Dolphins. With a rookie quarterback and coming off a 6-10 campaign in 2011, the oddsmakers aren't exactly worried you'll hit the 200-1 sweepstakes that the Dolphins win Super Bowl XLVII. That won't stop belligerent Dolphins fans from ... More >>
From Kodiak to the Caribbean, corporate sponsorships are taking Pitbull around the world. Just last month, Mr. Worldwide touched down in Alaska, posed with a stuffed bear, and attended an Alutiiq ceremony as a cross-promotional brand ambassador for Walmart and Sheets Energy Strips. He performed at ... More >>
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American Craft Beer Week is the mother of all suds lovin' celebrations. Lokal Burgers & Beer in Coconut Grove is embracing this momentous occasion by giving over its taps to beers brewed locally in Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties. Starting at 6 p.m., newly-opened Due South Brewing Co ... More >>
Long before cable television and the thousands of programming choices that we now have, television was born in the late 1920s. Its primary function was (and it may surprise some) and still is to serve as a means of communication during emergencies. That's why we have those pesky emergency drills. ... More >>
Supermarkets have long been the domain of women, who traditionally do the grocery shopping. Walk through the aisles of any market and you'll see most items are targeted with women in mind -- floral-scented detergents designed to remind you of a soft summer rain, foods marked low-fat or sugar-free ... More >>
Now that craft beer has firmly established itself as more than a market niche, beer giants are looking to microbreweries for their next edge. To wit:Anheuser-Busch Inbev is going bottle to bottle with South Florida's Florida Beer Company and FBC is not too excited about it.Next month the bee ... More >>
In a strange about-face, the president tries to hack medical marijuana off at the knees.
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Ever wonder what it looks like to sell your soul?courtesy Miami DolphinsThis is what Jimmy Buffett has wrought.At Dolphin Stadium, it looks something like this: A white guy in a pink sombrero and plastic lei jerks to the grating jingle of "Margaritaville." Three young men covered head to waist in b ... More >>
Anat Baron poses with brew.It's going to be a beer-filled kind of week, folks. First, New Times' Original Beerfest is only five days away. If you haven't grabbed your tickets yet to the four-hour celebration of import and craft brews, you can pick them up here. Second, this Thursday is the opening o ... More >>
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Alameda's property values rose a little more than 6 percent this year, a rate that's just shy of the county average. In Alameda County, Dublin saw values rise at the steepest rate, with 15 percent jump, while Berkeley's property values rose at the smallest rate in the county, 3.4 percent. Here are the numbers.
Members of the Recreation and Park Commission decided the Clark Memorial Bench should be saved, and a community group called Save the Bench has launched a fundraising effort to pay for its restoration.
A city ambulance service that provides non-critical transport of patients has passed its initial trial and is now part of the Alameda Fire Department, the City Council decided Tuesday night.
Tamara Nghishakenwa's son, Bakari Bell, 13, has severe autism, and Alameda County pays her $11.50 an hour to take care of him. But getting by on those wages is tough in the Bay Area.
Police are saying no one was injured and no charges have been filed following a Saturday night crash into the Starbucks at the corner of Park Street and Central Avenue.
The Recreation and Park Commission is expected to make a recommendation Thursday night on whether to restore or replace the Clark Memorial Bench in Jackson Park.
Alameda's Planning Board stopped short of recommending the city enact rent controls Monday, opting instead to ask the City Council to consider setting up a task force to study whether people are being displaced by rising rents.
THE STORY: The East Bay Regional Park District and environmentalists are battling to halt plans to develop 48 homes on a 3.9 acre property across the street from Crab Cove, which the federal government is in contract to sell to developer Tim Lewis Communities. So far, two lawsuits have been filed over the property and plans to develop it, and local parks lovers have qualified a measure for the ballot that would prohibit housing development there.
THE STORY: About this time every year, the City Council considered a new annual budget – until last year, when City Manager John Russo and his team put Alameda on a new, two-year budget cycle. On Tuesday night, the council okayed changes to the budget for the new fiscal year, which begins on July 1.
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Cloris Leachman's Latest Chapter
In Cloris, you write about a time in your life when you were around 35 years old and your health was very poor. You had asthma, arthritis, terrible hay fever, and you couldn't sleep for more than 45 minutes a night. Eventually, you decided not to eat meat anymore.
I didn't decide it, my body told me. I was reading a book on archeology and I looked up and I said out loud, "Oh, I guess I will not be eating meat anymore." I have not had another bite since, and I haven't missed it. I have a little fish once in a while and sometimes I will have chicken or turkey. But neither hog nor cow.
You made vegetarian chili for a dinner at which Elizabeth Taylor was a guest, and you offered to cook for Bill Clinton to help him lose weight.
I said I'd put a bag over my head so nobody would see me [laughing].
What inspired your interest in healthy cooking?
When I decided not to eat meat any more, I had to think more carefully about vegetables and make them tastier. I read a lot and really educated myself. I use everything fresh and organic if possible, and I use a lot of garlic, lemon, and spices like white pepper.
What's your favorite healthy dish to cook?
Well, let me see, I haven't cooked in a long time -- I taught my housekeeper everything! Today, she gave me some wonderful potato soup with leeks and celery. Delicious, with no milk and no chicken broth. You don't need it. For instance, I love string beans. You steam them lightly -- I don't like them blanched -- and add a little olive oil and garlic. Delicious, and it couldn't be simpler. And I love a good Idaho potato cooked at 500 degrees for about an hour. You take them out of the oven and tear them open quickly so the steam will get out and they won't get soft. Then put on a little olive oil, chopped green onions and scallions, and a little salt and black pepper. Oh my God, it is just delicious.
What is your guilty pleasure food?
Baked macaroni and cheese made with straight, full-fat aged cheddar. No guilt. Full on.
How did you stick to your healthy lifestyle when you were on location, shooting Inglorious Basterds?
Well, that's when I eat fish or chicken a little more because you can't always get vegetables that have been freshly cut. They've usually been sitting there since six o'clock in the morning.
You describe yourself as a giver of hugs. Who in the world would you most like to give a hug to?


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I won't be disingenuous and say that "Oh, no one cares where you went to college, it doesn't matter one bit." Yes, people who go to Ivy League colleges in the US (the equivalent, I suppose, of Oxbridge in the UK) have a minor edge in that they have that glossy name on their CV's. But, honestly, what it comes down to at the end of the day is your work ethic, attitude, street smarts, and personality. I've had interns from the best colleges in the world—who haven't had the aforementioned qualities—and have had interns who've gone to community colleges who have. Quality, passion, and drive will always win. (And superior organizational skills). My advice to you is to network as much as you can—talk to your school's alumni office and see who they can connect you to—and begin interning as soon as you feel ready to. You will have the incredible advantage of going to school in one of the major fashion cities in the world. Supplement the education you receive at your university with all that the city has to offer. Good luck!
I'm impressed—and you sound like you're on the right track. Even if none of your products are explicitly labeled "Anti-Aging Cream For People Who Don't Want To Look Old", I'm sure they're infused with antioxidants, vitamins, proteins, and other ingredients that are healthy-skin staples. And, honestly, the most important thing you're doing is setting up a consistent routine. That's the hardest part and what most people dilly-dally over. "But it's so much… work!" people mutter or they'll dejectedly ask "What's the point?": I've said it once, I'll say it again. So much of skincare is being consistent. Skin, like a potted plant, needs to be fed and watered regularly. Anyway, I'll get off my soapbox to answer your questions: a) I personally don't use a neckcream. But I do make sure to put SPF on it every single day (and ditto for the backs of my hands (and face, obviously)). b) don't ever smoke. c) add a retinoid to your daily routine. It's the only ingredient that every single one of the many dermatologists I've ever met agree on and like an insurance policy for your skin—you won't have immediate results (but when you're 35 you'll be very glad you've been using one). Keep up the good work!
Nailpolish is one of the best obsessions, in my opinion, since it's a ridiculously fun and (fairly) inexpensive way to stay on-trend each season. Note the aforementioned word "fairly" because if you buy, say, thirty polishes a season, that can quickly add up cost-wise too. If you have friends who you're rather certain are nail fungus-free (sorry to go there, but it's true), may I suggest a seasonal polish swap? And I actually really, really love drugstore brand nailpolishes: Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure is my favorite. The brush head fits my nails perfectly and I have literally applied the polish in the back of a moving taxi (en route to a fashion show!) effortlessly. I also love L'Oreal Paris' colors, they're always on trend and the formula is super shiny.
And, as for your second question, depends what industry you're applying to. Finance (& similarly stuffy ones): be low-key. Fashion: go for it, but exercise chic restraint.
Hooray! I love getting sunscreen questions because, well, I love sunscreen. It's a huge, huge part in anti-aging and in generally looking gorgeous and amazing five, ten, fifteen years into the future (he's the worst example ever, but I found out actor-slash-manboy Paul Rudd uses SPF every day. I'm convinced that's why he hasn't aged a nanosecond since his Clueless days). Anyway! I never understand when people don't want to wear it because there really is a sunscreen for every skin type. Here are some of my favorites….
Some sunscreen reminders: remember to wear it every day, even cloudy ones (clouds only provide SPF 4, from what I remember). And apply it to the backs of your hands and neck always. I often suggest people opt for a less pricey sunscreen in favor of one they'll use more generously. Slather it on—you'll be glad you did!
Okay, kindly allow me to amend your statement to: "I will not wear short-shorts ever." That is simply not an option in the workplace (at home, on the weekends, after hours: wear all the short-shorts you want. At work, mais non!). Other no-no's: anything too bosomy (I love the old-lady-ness of that word), bandage dresses, Uggs, flip-flops. Honestly, most workplaces are so air-conditioned that it's not totally unrealistic for you to be wearing your fall or spring clothing in the office even on a 90 degree day. The first key to cute summer office style is layering: Little jackets (even a moto jacket!) or sweaters to throw on over sleeveless tops paired with skirts (pencil or full are my silhouettes of choice for summer). The second key? Easy dresses, especially shirt-dresses. I recently got a black and white gingham dress from this site that I'm looking forward to wearing if it ever gets warmer, sigh.
Ha—you're not alone! I too feel lost when confronted with the numerous choices sent to me on a daily basis. But in fact, that wealth of choice has helped me figure out what my perfect daily routine consists of. Here are a few of my must-haves for a light, fresh face:
And that's it! I know makeup can feel intimidating but really, it's all about fun and experimentation! Go out there and enjoy yourself, you'll get the hang of it.
Ha, yes, it does sound dramatic. But I can sympathize. I remember being in high school—I went to a pretty intense all-girls school in Manhattan—and feeling the exact same way: what was I going to do when I was a grown-up? Where would I go to college? What would I major in? And then, four years later, in college feeling the exact same way: I didn't love pre-med, the track I had chosen, but if not that, what? And then once I graduated and—as is inevitable for children of the recession—floundering again when I couldn't find a job in editorial right away and worked at a… gasp… law firm for a few months. My point, my dear, is that what you're feeling is totally normal not just at fifteen or sixteen but at twenty five or even thirty five. Life is a series of calibrations, assessments, and fine-tuning. What you want will continue to change over time. It's best, then, to be flexible. The best preparation is to keep your heart/soul/brain open to possibilities. And, ps, of all of my very driven, very type A friends who were psychotically set on what they wanted in high school or college, literally only one (who wanted to be a marine biologist) is doing exactly what she thought she would be. She lives on a boat in Antartica and is as happy as a clam. Everyone else's career? It was a journey. But a good one!
Oh! Your message makes me so happy because a) I love stationery. It is without doubt one of my favorite things in the galaxy. (Want proof? Check out this Instagram picture—that's just the paper I brought with me to Los Angeles!). And b) I'm happy you're establishing good habits so early in your career. That show of gratitude will be remembered—by your professor who you might need a graduate school or job recommendation from, friends who you'll always want to be by your side. I remember every thank you note I've ever received from former interns or staff members. Not because of their particular eloquence (though many of them were) but because, shockingly, it was a rare occurrence. Anyway, enough lecturing… Here are some of my favorite stationery brands: Iomoi, Tinyprints, Minted are on the lower end… Medium range: Dempsey and Carroll, who have a bi-annual sale that is major (sign up on their website now for an alert). And if you can splurge, Smythson, absolutely.


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Downtown LA restaurant reviews
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Lazy Ox
Grilled chicken with tangy red sauce. Pretty good. Overcooked and dry, but not badly so.
Spaghetti squash with butter, cheese, and herbs. Very good.
Blistered shishito peppers. Same old same old, but I knew this when I ordered them.
Butterscotch pudding. Excellent.
Beers. Good.
The Gorbals
French fries. Very good except oversalted.
Grilled shrimp in anchovy butter. Good. I prefer shelled.
Seared broccoli in soy sauce and vinegar sauce. Too much sauce. Too salty. Too oily. Rather poor in my opinion.
Toffee pudding. Excellent.
Beers. Good.
Yellowtail carpaccio. Good. The mustard flavor gave slight interest to what otherwise would have been a real yawner.
Foie gras terrine with apple (or pear). Good. Standard Michelin-starred French fare.
Grilled vegetable mosaic. Chef's signature dish? I thought overcooked, bland, and boring.
Seared dayboat scallops with black truffles. Excellent. Scallops were perfectly cooked, raw and delicious inside.
Butter poached lobster. Good, but stringy.
Desserts. I forget.
Wines by the glass. Insipid.
Drago Centro
Grilled squid with lentils. Very good. The squid had a nice char and good texture. It paired well with the earthy lentils and olive oil.
Spaghetti with swordfish. Disappointing. Meaty fish didn't seem to go well with spaghetti. Capers and raisins overpowered. Dish was oversauced and heavy.
Grilled scallops. A bit overcooked. Too much char flavor. Oversalted.
Espresso affogato. Why waste the calories?
Wines by the glass. Good.
Border Grill
Chips and three salsas. Chips were stale and oversalted. Salsas were watery.
Spinach/mushroom empanada duo. Very good. Attractive dish.
Peruvian ceviche. Rather bad. Fish was tough and chalky. Diced too small. Overmarinated. Sauce was overpowering given small dice size.
Cucina Rustica
Caprese salad. Garbage.
Chicken pesto pizza. Garbage.
Bottega Louie (brunch)
Smoked salmon millefeuille. Rather impressive and tasty. Good mix of flavors--salmon, cream cheese, mustard, puff pastry.
Roasted potatoes. Good.
Turkey sausage. Not so good. Dry, tough links.
Coffee. A strong point of Bottega Louie.
Chaya. A core LA/Santa Monica restaurant.
Bread with tapenade. A nice Chaya staple.
Grilled octopus with shimeji mushrooms on sliced radish. Quite good. Tender, flavorful octopus.
Salmon with kale and fennel. Not bad. Salmon cooked all the way through, would have preferred medium rare. Rather sloppy and unimpressive looking dish, but still enjoyable.
Apple tart. Surprisingly bad. Lacked richness and flavor. No caramelization on apples. Crust seemed batter-y and undercooked. Accompanying ice cream lacked richness and was really quite poor.
Sake/wine. Good
Gills. An inferior Indian restaurant.
Sambar. Did not have the appearance, taste, or texture of sambar. Thick brown lentils in an oily stew. Not dreadful, but not good.
Chicken pakoras. Garbage. Thick clumps of dry, tasteless batter around tiny pieces of chicken. Purchased frozen and microwaved?
Saag aloo. Okay.
Vegetable biryani. Mediocre. Heavy, unrefined spicing. No redeeming qualities.
Local Express. My first visit.
Turkey burger. Pretty good. Burger was good; buns were mediocre.
Shoestring fries. Just okay. Rather droopy and greasy.
Fry sauces. Wurstkuche this is not.
re: AlkieGourmand
Cuccina Rustica:
Almond/Chicken salad: a perennial on the "specials" menu: pretty darn good; various pastas with scallops/shrimp: mostly pretty good, and priced more reasonably than:
Bottega Louie: the loudest restaurant I've ever eaten in that didn't involve amplified music. Food unremarkable, though as noted, they make good coffee. Service ALWAYS spotty.
Gil's (lunch only) an acceptable AYCE Indian lunch buffet; naan very good.
re: silverlakebodhisattva
Second Gill's - yes, it has two "L's."
A vegetarian sausage. Flavorful, but dry and grainy. I want a juicy vegetarian sausage. But the onion and pepper toppings and selection of mustards make this enjoyable.
Fries with truffle oil. Excellent. Wurstkuche's fries are my favorite in LA.
Drago Centro
Burrata and pesto on toasts. Tastes good, as you'd expect.
Pappardelle with pheasant and morels. I've tried much of the menu at Drago Centro, and this is my favorite dish. It's unusual and full of flavor. Love the pappardelle themselves.
Butternut squash agnolotti in brown-butter sage sauce. This is good, but not as good as the similar dish at Spago.
Branzino. Very nicely prepared. Crisp skin, moist interior.
Bombolini (doughnuts) with lemon curd and apricot. Tasted fine but weren't interesting. Pretty much a waste of calories.
Tuna tartare. Good.
King salmon roll. Good.
Roasted duck and arugula salad with fourme d'ambert. Pretty good. The duck didn't do a whole lot for me; it wasn't very flavorful.
"Banana banana banana." Pretty lame really. A frozen chocolate dipped banana, mediocre banana ice cream, and a decent banana tart.
Mahi mahi burrito in whole wheat tortilla with brown rice. Not bad. Hearty and flavorful. On par with Chipotle.
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Deep fried Cauliflower with fish sauce. Good flavor. While the texture was pretty good too, I would have preferred the cauliflower more al dente and the batter thinner and crispier.
Laksa. Pretty good. Certainly the best Singaporean-style laksa I've had in the U.S. Good flavor but thin on ingredients, especially seafood.
Beer selection. Good.
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had the deep fried cauliflower and the laksa at Spice Table during DINELA week and thought they were excellent....well prepared and easily the most memorable of the dishes that I had. On the other hand, I also had a chicken liver dish that was also the most aesthetically unattractive dish that I have ever been served in a restaurant and the taste of the dish did not overcome its unpleasant appearance.
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Lunch omakase. Fish was generally pretty good, though the uni was suspect. Selection was okay, not great. I didn't like that I was served two of each nigiri. The warm rice was slightly gummy and sweet. At $100, this was not a good value.
Lunch chirashi. Disappointing. The fish was generally okay, except for the unagi, which was terrible. The chirashi was served on a plate instead of in a bowl, perhaps to cover up the fact that there wasn't enough rice or sashimi to fill a bowl.
Complimentary shrimp toast. A perfect rendition.
Complimentary cucumber salad. Decent. A little too sweet for me.
Complimentary curry shrimp dumpling. Good.
Lobster-shrimp spring rolls. Excellent. Filled completely and tightly with lobster and shrimp. Beautifully wrapped.
Salt-baked sea bass. Very good. I loved that this was filleted at the table so I could enjoy it without picking around the bones. Should have been served with rice. It was strange eating this as a standalone dish.
Singapore-style prawns. Disappointing. The prawns were bathed in a thick sweet and sour sauce that didn't seem very Sinagporean. I thought the sauce was too heavy for the prawns and found it too sweet for my tastes. The prawns themselves, though difficult to taste through the sauce, seemed gummy and lacked the toothy bite I find ideal. The fried buns served along with the prawns were fine but didn't do much to make this dish appealing.
Tobu banana. Excellent. Lots going on in this delicious dessert. Beautiful little cake topped with caramelized banana and tonka bean mousse, accompanied by banana ice cream, streussel, and pieces of palm-sugar-roasted banana.
Wines by the glass. Good. The waiter made a good suggestion of gruner veltliner to accompany the first half of this meal and a less good suggestion of a heavy white Burgundy to accompany the second half. Lighter, zippier white wines are the way to go.
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Oaxacan Peace Pipe cocktail. Great.
Sopapillas with butter. Sopapillas too bitter, butter too cold to spread
Mussels in saffron sauce on tortilla. Pretty good.
Grilled seabass with feijoada. Pretty good.
Chocolate-chile sorbet. Pretty good.
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Herbed ricotta appetizer. Fine except the toast was a little burnt.
Scallops crudo. Good.
Skate in brown butter and capers with arugula salad. The skate was very good. The lemony arugula salad was an unwelcome side.
Pear-cherry tatin. Not particularly good. The fruit was sickeningly oversweet. The crust didn't taste quite right.
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Beet salad with goat cheese and pine nuts. Quite good. Two different kinds of beets. Healthy and delicious.
Basil spaghetti alla chittarra with tomato-almond pesto. Good, but not as special as I hoped. This needed more kick somehow. When I hear the word pesto I think of real Genovese pesto, and this just wasn't there.
Mushroom risotto. Good, solid choice.
Diver scallops. Good. Perfectly cooked.
Truffle crusted chicken breast. Fabulous. Juicy and oozing flavor. One of the best dishes at Drago Centro. For all those people who say chicken breasts are bland.
Margherita pizza. Unremarkable.
Brown sugar cake. Fine.
Drago Centro, though not perfect, is my favorite restaurant in Downtown LA.
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Fish and chips. Blah. Neither the fish nor the chips was particularly good. The fish I denigrate below. The chips were too soggy inside and just weren't "right."
Fish tacos. Blah. Much like the fish in the fish and chips. Batter is too thick and crisp and separate from the fish, which can hardly be tasted.
Tuna nicoise salad. Really good. Loved the quail eggs and anchovies in this.
Polenta with melted fontina. Yummy.
I'd say the fish and chips and fish tacos epitomize the decline of this once great restaurant. It's like some business folks got together and pondered how to make the restaurant more profitable, and they came up with the ideas of more deep-fried fish, cheaper, crappier menu items, louder music, and hotter staff.
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Falafel plate. Rather lackluster falafel. A rather lackluster falafel plate. I do like the warm, moist flatbread served with this, however.
Lentil salad. Pretty good -- in the sense that most restaurants in the U.S. are really bad and any restaurant that puts out something wholesome and palatable, however simple it may be, is a winner.
Chopped salad with chicken. Blah. Healthy but really boring.
Pan seared salmon. Okay.
Basically, I consider this place inferior to Mendocino Farms, which is really quite good (from sandwiches to salads).
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ORANGE BEACH, Alabama — City officials are making good on promises to improve education despite a failed attempt at creating an independent school system through a referendum on Sept. 23. During Tuesday's council meeting, Mayor Tony Kennon said that he and Councilman Jerry Johnson met with Gulf Shores Mayor Robert Craft and Councilman Jason Dyken on Monday to talk about moving forward with a new joint high school and college campus on the Foley Beach Express.
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ORANGE BEACH, Alabama – The beach chamber on Tuesday announced a December concert by R&B and soul singer Aaron Neville that will be part of this year's Coastal Christmas holiday events schedule. Todd Edwards, who is heading up the Coastal Alabama Business Chamber's holiday programs, said the event, "Christmas with Aaron Neville — A Coastal Christmas Concert," will be Wednesday, Dec. 3, at the Orange Beach Event Center at The Wharf. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
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BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. (WPMI) The Baldwin County School Board held a special meeting to officially approve the posting for a new superintendent. The position has now been posted.
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Numerous lawsuits followed, and Bank of America in 2010 obtained a $10.2 million judgment against him in connection with a Gulf Shores, Alabama, development.
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ROBERTSDALE, Ala. — On Oct. 18 St. John's Episcopal Church hosted a benefit for Kena Spivey at the PZK Hall in Robertsdale. "We can't say enough how appreciative we are for everything people have done for us," said Kena's mother Dawn Spivey. "From the littlest thing on up it has been enough to make what we're going through more bearable."
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ROBERTSDALE, Ala. – It was a packed house on Thursday at the October meeting of the Baldwin County Association of Realtors in Robertsdale. Longtime BCAR Executive Vice President Martha Taylor received a standing ovation from the crowd in honor of her more than three-decade service to the association.
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Jenny Hewett Smith's transition from Cape Town, South Africa to Daphne was not just life changing, but eye opening. Her father was a preacher and pioneered churches. "He started churches, so when he planted one and it was up and functioning, we moved to another spot," Smith says. "We moved around South Africa a lot."
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When a woman decides she has had enough of alcohol or drug addiction, she needs a support system to help her through the tough days of getting clean following initial detox. The Refuge in Robertsdale comes to the rescue. Formerly Saving Grace Home for Women, the newly reopened facility for women with addiction offers a comfortable, Christian-based environment where she can work out problems with caring, licensed counselors, program assistants 24/7 and volunteers.
ELBERTA, Ala. — It's time, once again, for the Elberta German Sausage Festival. The semi-annual event will kick off at 8 a.m. Saturday at the Elberta Town Park, located at the intersection of U.S. Highway 98 and County Road 83 in Elberta.
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BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. (WPMI) More than $2 million is now available for folks in Baldwin County affected by the floods that rocked the area back in April. The money is for homeowners but it will also go toward the county as a whole and municipalities within the county. Homeowners have to apply and get approved before they are reimbursed by FEMA. Most of those folks, some 52 homeowners, have already applied for other FEMA programs that were available right after the flood.
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ROBERTSDALE, Ala. WPMI A new resource is now available for kids who are in the foster system in our area. "It's so important for them not to be missing school and it needs to be a conducive environment because they are already somewhat traumatized when they come to us having been taken away from family," said Sue Joy, director of the Baldwin Youth Center.
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ORANGE BEACH, Ala. (WALA) – Firefighters don't always have the luxury of waiting for an ambulance when they have a patient with a blocked airway. "Having a patent airway on our patients is just very important. This particular piece of equipment almost guarantees that you'll get the intubation on the first try," Suzanne Moeller, a trainer with the Orange Beach Fire Department, said.
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BAY MINETTE, Alabama — A former Mobile police officer who was arrested on a manslaughter charge last month wants a judge to lift three conditions of her release on bond because they are creating a hardship for her, according to a court motion. Vicky Johnston, 53, of Satsuma, was indicted in August in the July 5 death of of Linda Rutherford, 65, of Calera. Johnston was driving a Ford Mustang in the 500 block of East Boulevard in Gulf Shores when it hit Rutherford, who was trying to walk across the road, according to an accident report.
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ORANGE BEACH, Ala. — October always brings a buzz for cooler weather, beautiful water and renewal after a long hot Summer. The Commons shopping Center is abuzz with the new expanded location of Wildflowers Boutique and the first Local's night of the Season.
When Pres. Obama was appointing all the Czars, one of Mike Reynold's team leaders piped up at a meeting, saying, "With all the czars around, I guess you are going to be the Turtle Czar?" Everyone thought it was funny at the time, but the title stuck, and he is now known throughout the Island as the "Turtle Czar".
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FAIRHOPE, Alabama – As a father of four, a Catholic parishioner and public school principal, Joe Roh can see education from many angles. Roh, the new principal at Robertsdale High School, is also a supporter of the new Catholic high school planned for Baldwin County.
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On June 11, 2014, Keisha Weeks experienced a nightmare no parent should have to endure. Her son, Caleb Thomas, and his brothers were at their grandparent's house playing with BB guns. His brother accidentally shot Caleb with his BB gun above his right eye. The BB went through Caleb's brain and is currently lodged in the left side.
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FOLEY, Ala. — Baldwin residents looking to start celebrating Halloween a little early should head to the streets of downtown Foley Thursday this week. That's because the annual Foley Uptown Halloween Party is slated for 5:30-8 p.m. Thursday in the city's historic downtown district.
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SUMMERDALE, Alabama — Twenty-three local teachers and school faculty members, including one from Orange Beach Elementary, will be introducing innovative projects in their classrooms thanks to a little help from Operation Round Up. These individuals were recently named the recipients of the Star Light Awards for 2014.
via Baldwin EMC Operation Round Up names Star Light Award recipients at Baldwin County schools | AL.com.
MOBILE, Ala. – If you are heading to the Eastern Shore later this morning, make sure you plan to take the Wallace Tunnel and the I-10 Bayway. The Eastbound lanes of the Causeway will be closed today as crews film "Bus 657″.
Car tags, roughly a quarter of a million of them are bought every year in Baldwin County. While they can be expensive according to Julie Jones, "I pay for mine, $127." An additional 30 dollar fee could be on her next renewal notice. "I wouldn't like that."
MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) This week the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council will take up a controversial red snapper management measure. Known as Amendment 40, it would allow for charter captains to break away from the recreational sector. This would also divide the amount of fish each can reel in roughly in half.
via Red Snapper Sector Vote This Week – WPMI – Mobile Top Stories – LOCAL 15.
October 20, 2014 — ORANGE BEACH, AL (OBA) — Sirens of the Sea Mardi Gras Krewe enjoyed a complete sell out of the 12th annual fall fundraiser – The Pirate Island Drawdown.
ORANGE BEACH, AL — Attorney General Luther Strange today announced the winners of the 2014 Alabama Safe Schools Awards of Excellence which included Orange Beach Elementary from District 1.
via Orange Beach Elementary gets Safe Schools Award of Excellence from state – GulfCoastNewsToday.com: News.
DAPHNE, Ala. (WALA)- Every minute someone attempts to take their own life in this country, 38,000 succeed each year. Several hundred people came together in Daphne Sunday to bring awareness to the problem and raise money for an organization that's trying to make a difference.
Santa Rosa County Commission will discuss ways to prevent a non-native fish from taking over a protected reef off Navarre Beach . The reef is about 300 yards off Navarre Beach State Park. The Navarre Beach Marine Sanctuary, a group that places artificial snorkeling and diving reefs at Navarre Beach, wants County Commissioners approve a new policy that would allow snorkelers to harvest lionfish on the reef.
via Lionfish threaten protected reef off Navarre Beach – WEAR – Pensacola Top Stories – ABC.
MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) The Coast Guard is searching for a missing boater. Search crews did locate his boat with his belongings on board 50-miles south of St. Marks, Florida, Sunday. Missing is George Taylor, 60, from Tallahassee, Florida, who was reportedly sailing his 27-foot Catalina sailboat from St. Marks to Carrabelle Florida.
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In the new version of rebellion, the men are supportive. "Go have fun!" says the husband to the wife trekking out to meet the gals. Moms in my circle go out much more often than the dads, who are too tired, too anti-social, or just want to stay home smoking pot. (Fortysomething parents frequently go out stag because someone is always at home watching the kids. This allows them to act if not quite single then single-ish.) The same Facebook moms who use kid photos as their profile pics post galleries of their binge drinking. Is the behavior really amoral? No. Does it cross a line? Rarely. But there is a wild, life-craving, narcissistic, oblivious madness to it that reminds me of Don Draper and pals in the mid-sixties. These women are the men their mothers divorced.


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as important in biotechnology as in other sectors since products are often made by biological organisms, which are difficult to reproduce.
Role of university scientists in the licensing process: University researchers who direct scientific projects often have insights about the selection of companies for licensing agreements. Participants noted that these researchers should be consulted early in the licensing process.
Product liability insurance: The high cost of liability insurance makes it difficult for universities to license innovations to small companies, particularly in biotechnology. According to several participants at the workshop, some universities support remedial product liability legislation to reduce potential damages in these situations.
Biological materials: Restricting the transfer of biological materials to other scientists was described as counterproductive to the goal of technology transfer.
NIH has played an important role in the development and transfer of biotechnology products and manufacturing processes. The agency invests about $3.5 billion on biotechnology-related R&D, approximately 80 percent of the total spent by the federal government in this area. Approximately one-third of the $3.5 billion is spent on biotechnology-specific research; the remainder supports basic scientific research with wide biomedical applications.
NIH has several in-house units dedicated specifically to technology transfer. One is the Patent Policy Board, which has a number of working subcommittees, including one that reviews CRADA proposals and a second that focuses on royalty distribution. In addition, each of the agency's institutes has a technology development coordinator responsible for monitoring CRADA documentation and acting as a liaison with private firms on technology transfer activities.
NIH representatives at the workshop expressed the view that CRADAs are a productive method for small biotechnology firms to leverage internal R&D resources. The agency has approximately 130 CRADAs in place, of which approximately one-third are with small businesses. NIH also facilitates technology transfer by licensing patented materials and by training postdoctoral students and research fellows. NIH researchers are responsible for the publication of approximately 7,000 technical journal articles each year, as well as presentations at scientific workshops. Both of these activities involve technology transfer objectives.
It was reported that NIH also operates an electronic bulletin board containing lists of technologies available for licensing (identified and sorted by key words and names of researchers interested in collaborating) and that it


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We can't jump off bridges anymore because our iPhones will get ruined. We can't take skinny dips in the ocean, because there's no service on the beach and adventures aren't real unless they're on Instagram. Technology has doomed the spontaneity of adventure and we're helping destroy it every time we Google, check-in, and hashtag.
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Forgotten Hope 2 is an award-winning World War II modification for Battlefield 2TM and is based on the original Forgotten Hope, a modification for Battlefield 1942TM, one of the most popular multiplayer games ever. Battlefield 1942TM featured land, sea and air combat in a way never before seen. It was the goal of the development team to maximize the game experience by adding both a realistic and enjoyable gameplay to FH and now to FH2.
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One of the devs gave me the file cause my BF2 was missing it even with 1.5
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