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Cybersecurity center aims at increasing business-government collaboration
NIST launched the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence in February and now is giving industry details on how it will work. The center's goal is to bring businesses and government together to solve cyber problems.
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While telemedicine may sound like science fiction, it is already a reality, Scholl said. And NIST is working on standards to make the overlaying technology work.
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With a refined, controlled and supremely smooth ride, the Brooks® Women's Adrenaline GTS 14 will guide you to longer runs and faster times. Newly updated with a full-ground contact outsole and a more responsive crash pad, the Adrenaline 14 provides the guidance needed to keep your feet feeling great. Pressure on the foot is evenly distributed with new lacing to create a flexible, snug fit that lasts throughout your run.
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More teams are cutting ties with good veteran players than in any previous year in 2013. Sure, the very first free agency ever probably had the biggest free agent ever as well until last year when Reggie White – AKA The Minister of Defense – was let walk. Last year of course it was Peyton Manning along with Super Mario but just take a gander at some of the free agents out there this year:
Charles Woodson, CB/S, Green Bay Packers; Greg Jennings, WR, Green Bay Packers; Ed Reed, FS, Baltimore Ravens; Jake Long, LT, Miami Dolphins; Dwight Freeney, DE/OLB, Indianapolis Colts; even the Philadelphia Eagles, who have Nick Foles under contract, have said they'd consider a first or second round pick for him in a trade, and the New York Jets apparently want to be rid of Darrelle Revis and his salary.
Just imagine the team you could have with all these guys. Yeah, you couldn't afford them all, but every last one, save Nick Foles, is either headed for Canton or should be there if they maintain their level of play (Revis, Long). Foles is too young and inexperienced to pass judgement yet there, but the others are locks for the Hall. Woodson, Reed, and Freeney are for sure. Long probably is if he can stay healthy. Same for Revis.
These guys weren't all let go due to sinking performance. Jake Long, for instance, has battled a torn chest muscle but played through a fair amount of it and was even in the top-12 left tackles WITH the injury. Not-so-new Head Coach, Joe Philbin in Miami, prefers his linemen a bit lighter and much more athletic – like their 2nd-round pick last year, RT Jonathan Martin. Martin struggled some, so the team doesn't have quite as much leverage in contract talks with Long as they thought they might. His price tag may put him in the free agent pool.
The so-called "smart money" would be that most of these players will go to contenders or teams on the rise who have salary cap room. That would leave out the Carolina Panthers with their cap woes, but boy, wouldn't it be nice to have an Ed Reed at FS for a year or two? Or Charles Woodson replacing Chris Gamble, who may be a cap casualty himself? Or Dwight Freeney opposite Charles Johnson?
Panthers' fans can keep dreaming, however, as they'll be too pricey. But it may be a blessing in disguise since the Panthers have an overall young team and are developing talent the right way – through the draft – and with the rookie wage scale, they get the added bonus of paying a "fair price" for raw college kids that may or may not make it in the NFL.
Follow these names through free agency and make note of where they land. Free agency doesn't officially begin until March, so we've got a couple of weeks to listen and consider the arguments. Remember though that signing a high-priced and talented free agent is no guarantee.
Ask the Buffalo Bills how much Super Mario helped them last year…with a $100 million long-term contract.
Stay tuned as I try to determine where some of these stars may wind up. As I see it, it's a function of need, cap space, age of the player and familiarity with the system or the people at the new organization – NOT "just" money.
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All songs written by Jack White, except "I'm shakin'", written by Rudolph Toombs.
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Sixteen saltines
Freedom at 21
Love interruption
Hypocritical kiss
Weep themselves to sleep
I'm shakin'
Trash tongue talker
Hip (eponymous) poor boy
I guess I should go to sleep
On and on and on
Take me with you when you go.
Sixteen saltines.
Freedom at 21.
Love interruption.
Hypocritical kiss.
Weep themselves to sleep.
I'm shakin'.
Trash tongue talker.
Hip (eponymous) poor boy.
I guess I should go to sleep.
On and on and on.
Take me with you when you go.
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Who else could use Hip and eponymous in the same verse of a lyric and have it sound as good? Jack White simply has talent. A different sound from Consolers but no less brilliant for all that. Wonderful music.
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2nd AnnualBay Street Animation Film FestivalOctober 25th, 2008At the AMC Theatres*seating is limitedSchedule of Events9:30am-Program begins11:30am-Light reception to follow outsideView 2007 Animation Film Festival Results
Submissions due October 6th, 2008
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Bay Street Animation Film Festival 2008 FAQsCan I submit a film? Does it cost anything?No Entry Fee! Participation is free and encouraged for all Middle School and High School students in the Greater Bay Area. Students participating must be enrolled for the2008-2009 school year. Students are allowed to submit more than 1 film for consideration.
Students who have graduated from high school but who would still like to participate are encouraged to submit their films. These films will be shown during the awards ceremony but unfortunately will not be eligible for consideration under any of the categories or for any prizes.Can we use profanity?Profanity, obscenity and nudity are not permitted in the creation of your films. Submitted films must adhere to an MPAA rating of PG-13 or lower.
Should I be worried about copyright infringement?Since your films are original pieces and are being submitted to a film contest for private review and distribution, copyright infringement is not an issue. However, the reliance onimages that you have not created will detract from the uniqueness of your story and we encourage you to use them sparingly.I have an old piece of artwork, can I use that?Absolutely! However, if you have been working on your film for over 12 months, we ask that you revisit the project with a teacher so that you both can do a fresh edit of yourwork.
Are there guidelines for the content of my film?There are no guidelines for content and we encourage you to be as creative as possible. The only guidelines are the two separate categories that the film will be judged accordingto the length of the film. The two categories are Under 2 Minutes and Over Two Minutes in total length.
What programs can I use to create my film? What file type do I need to submit?We prefer that all files are submitted as High Resolution QuickTime movie data files and optimized for the highest resolution possible to facilitate judging efficiency and crisp playback on the movie theater screen. Data files submitted as .mov file types at the highest resolution with no compression are strongly preferred over DVD movies optimized for playback in standard DVD players.How do I submit my film?All submissions should be burned to DVD and either submitted directly to the Bay Street Emeryville Management Office between the hours of 8am – 5pm, Monday-Friday ormailed to:Bay Street Management OfficeAttn: Bay Street Animation Film Festival5616 Bay StreetEmeryville, CA 94608
What if I cannot finish my film by the October 6th, 2008 deadline?While we need as much time as possible to prepare entries for our judging, there are a few days of leeway. Contact Cutler for final cutoff information and shipping instructions the week before the entries are due if for any reason you do not think you will meet the October 6th deadline. Please contact Tim Murphy at Cutler Enterprises at 310-821-5037.What prizes can I win? What prizes can my school win?Grand Prize winner - $15,000 Scholarship to Ex'Pression College for Digital Art or $5,000 scholarship to Digital Arts School of your choice.1st Place - Over 2 minutes - $500 Scholarship1st Place - Under 2 minutes - $500 ScholarshipAll three winning schools will receive $1,000 towards their school/art program.
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Want to read about the latest exploits of Bat Boy? It's gonna cost you. Weekly World News, the source of dubious reportage like Elvis Presley sightings and pictures of shockingly obese housepets, has inked an agreement with MediaPass, which will erect a paywall for the publication. Price plans include $3.95 a month for a year's subscription, $5.95 a month for a six-month commitment and $6.95 a month on a per-month basis.


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Men's Basketball Team Receives Post-Season Recognition
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At the conclusion of the basketball season, post-season honors are announced and the men's basketball team garnered recognition. As a team, the Trolls received the CCAC Champions of Character Team Award. Each year that award, which is decided on by the coaches, is given to one t... Read more
Trolls Fight with Cougars
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Knowing that they need a win for the opportunity to advance to the conference tournament, the Trolls gave No. 7 ranked Saint Xavier University (Chicago, Illinois) all they could handle. Trinity held the high-scoring Cougars to 20 points under their average, but still came up eigh... Read more
Trolls Come Up Short at Judson
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Entering the last week of regular season play the Trolls needed a win to keep their hopes for post-season play alive, but they came up short at Judson University (Elgin, Illinois). The team trailed by four points at the half and fell behind by double digits in the second period, ... Read more
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The Trolls came within one point of upsetting Cardinal Stritch University, the No. 1 ranked team in the nation. Trinity scored at the buzzer at the end of regulation to create a 65-65 tie. In the overtime the team had the ball on the final possession, but did not get the game wi... Read more
The Heart of the Team
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Walls in the head
Open and Shut
We were the last ones through the gate before the Peace Walls in West Belfast were closed for the night at 6pm, one year ago today. I whipped around to watch the custodian shut and bolt the heavy metal doors after crossing over. It is actually someone's job to open and close the Peace Walls. I wonder what side they are on (if any), whether it matters, and how they feel about their job and its contribution to the everyday drama of division vs. integration.
How to normalize violence and division:
More than meets the eye
I'm fascinated by the visual language of walls and their aesthetic appearance. I don't have any grand conclusions to draw here, but it was apparent to me that at outwardly, the Peace Walls appeared the least dangerous of those I visited on this journey. But I also know that means it's time for a second look. In Belfast, the typical physical deterrents at borders (guards, barbed wire, multilayer fences, consequences to passage) have been internalized by people who live nearby and are complemented unflinchingly by the urban infrastructure. This wall is much stronger than it appears, and much more deadly than a garden fence.
Peace is not the answer
The word 'peace' is one half of a dichotomy that is preventing real engagement from the outside in Israel/Palestine, Cyprus, and Northern Ireland. It's too easy for Americans to assume that since there is no intifada, there is peace; since the UN peacekeepers are present, there is peace; since the Troubles were resolved, there must be peace.
And technically speaking, you can have 'peace' as we understand it (a cease-fire, an agreement on a piece of paper) without having resolution, community, justice, reconciliation, education, freedom of movement, freedom from the threat of violence. Declaring peace without the aforementioned is an excuse to get out before the really tricky work begins.
The sculpture pictured above sits squarely in the middle of an interface zone in West Belfast. Some might say it stands as a bold counterpoint to its surroundings. I see it as a empty plea to gloss over the contradictions in its midst, which speak so much louder.
Faces, Violence and Memory
Faces stared at me everywhere I went on my first full day in Belfast. Faces on plaques, murals, posters: memorials to the murdered literally line the main roads in Catholic and Protestant neighborhoods throughout the city. From this cue, I immediately understood that the conflict and violence here was much more personal. Confronting that was scary; the threat felt real but I couldn't read the neighborhoods and their history well enough to know who had a target on their back. I knew there was safety in my naivete.
24 Hours in Transit
March 14, 2012 was split between two different countries, and two vastly different modes of travel. The first, Cyprus: warm, palm trees, airport with wifi, food and drink on the plane, well rested and light. The second: the United Kingdom: cold, poor, tired, dark, hard floor of Heathrow Terminal 1 with no 24-hour places to eat.
My first hours in the UK were rough and tense. The following morning (it doesn't make sense to distinguish by something so arbitrary as dates in this story) I boarded a flight to Belfast which landed in a dense fog and cold mist. It was a bitter beginning to the last leg of this journey; in my run-down state, I cringed at the industrial streets of Belfast, imagining shadows around corners and in doorways.
My 24 hours in transit between these opposite corners of Europe, shifting focus between the massively different, dividing conflicts in each wasn't exactly a typical approach to island hopping.
2 Histories, 1 Building
March 13, 2012 marked my last full day in Cyprus, and also the first (and only) time I have visited a mosque- the Selimiye Mosque in north Nicosia. The building used to serve as a cathedral, which explains the Gothic architecture in the photo above. This strange history is repeated elsewhere in Cyprus (and indeed could be a metaphor for the island itself), but to me it represented a beautiful (if troubled) fusion of spaces and traditions. The vaulted ceilings and absence of seating combined to create a single chamber that was remarkable for its vast emptiness. The carpet was plush under my stocking feet while stained glass windows dappled pastel light on the walls. The air inside was cool and a bit musty as if the interior of the building featured its own climate, independent of outside. It was an enriching experience and rewarding to see a degree of preservation and adaptation at play in the building's use.
Looming Departure
No pictures from March 12, 2012. I think I spent most of the day writing my 43 postcards at a cafe. Compared to the five weeks I spent in Israel/Palestine, my short stint in Cyprus flew by, and for the most part, was much easier, emotionally lighter, and generally a bit weirder. With just a day and a half to go on the island at this time last year, my looming departure seemed rushed. It would have been nice to squeeze in an extra week in Cyprus (and spend part of it on the Karpaz Peninsula).


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A bit of feedback on a recent culinary trip to Chicago - 11/29 to 12/1.
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Separated from our Thanksgiving feast by nearly twelve hours plus a twelve mile run Black Friday began with the back-to-back "Jewish Deli" experience of Brandon Sodikoff's new-school Dillman's and oldschool South Loop favorite Eleven City Diner, the former a splashy new spot every bit as beautiful as the rest of the restaurateur's empire with ample leather, chandeliers, and polish all around yet surprisingly empty for our 7:00am arrival – clearly a mistake on the part of everyone else who could have, and should have been there for a breakfast far superior to the traditional 'diner' in both comforts and cuisine. Clearly a space designed for the night as well as the day it was with a short explanation of the daily baked goods that we were introduced to the menu and with coffee plus tea freely flowing from large silver vessels it would not be long before the meal began with a trio of fresh pastry including a lemony yet toothsome pound cake, warm sugar cookie studded with oreos, and a superlative warm canele with an interior near liquid and a rival for the best in the country well worth its $1.95 price tag and difficult to resist ordering by the dozen. Amply impressed by the first round and hoping the best was yet to come it was with another refill or two of coffee as light music played overhead that our main courses arrived and with the latkes piping hot and crisp with handmade applesauce for garnish it was indeed the primary plates that wowed; for my aunt a duo of lightly sweetened cheese blintzes beneath brown butter and for myself two slices of custard-laden French Toast alongside light cream and warm maple syrup that redefined simplicity while easily ranking amongst the best in the city.
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With traffic in the South Loop sparse as we made our way from Dillman's it was with a bit of surprise that our arrival at Eleven City Diner was met not only by ample free parking but also by a largely empty restaurant despite the post-holiday bustle just a few blocks north. Large in size but somewhat limited in menu to "breakfast only" according to our curt but efficient server it was admittedly with a bit of convincing that I eventually persuaded her that a Monte Cristo is, in fact, a breakfast item regardless of its place on the menu and with all the ingredients accounted for it would not be long before our order arrived in all its grandeur – all three items large enough to share but delicious enough that you may not want to. Beginning first with the aforementioned "Moshe Cristo," a decadent sandwich stacked high with deli meat cut to order and sandwiched between crispy challah it was with a light smear of strawberry preserves that this was taken to new heights while the Matzo, not a favorite of my aunt, barely required syrup given its toothsome, eggy sweetness though I gladly added plenty with marvelous results before tucking into the highlight of the meal, a dense $8 slice of Red Velvet Layer Cake rife with dark cocoa notes but rendered mildly sweet and notably tangy by what might be the best cream cheese frosting in the Windy City.
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Gathering the family and making our way down through Pilsen to China Town it was again with good fortune that Black Friday had kept the masses at bay when we arrived at Tony Hu's celebrated Lao Sze Chuan just after noon to find a six top ready and waiting as the immense menu of items both traditional and modern, tame and daring beckoned. Small and cramped but astonishingly friendly and efficient in service even as the kitchen was experiencing technical issues limiting their repertoire it was with some deliberation that we sat and pondered our options before negotiating a multi-course feast attempting to cover a large swath of the menu, the end result a bit of a mixed bag despite our best intents. Admittedly dining with a combination of palates both adventurous and decidedly not it was with rather run of the mill spring rolls and deliciously subtle shrimp mayo that the meal began and progressing then to a pair of sweet dim sum selections I think all were duly impressed by the execution until the large plates began to arrive, the spicy eggplant and pen fried noodles both showing a deft hand with the wok while the $30 "Peking" Duck proved a pre-carved disappointment of excellent flesh but regrettably flaccid skin and the Rabbit, although tender and intense with chili oil, provided so many bones in the rough-cut stew that it was actually unpleasant and onerous to consume no matter how delicious or authentic.
Interurban - http://endoedibles.com/?p=14611
When Lao's dessert selection failed to wow my mother and Cone was inexplicably closed it was my sister who piped up suggesting a Portland-esque food-window whose name she couldn't quite remember known for serving homemade pop-tarts, a quick search indicating suggesting "Interurban" to be the place and leading us up to Lincoln Park where a fifteen minute emergency-flasher 'parking space' in front of the now closed Charlie Trotter's landed us a variety of sweets ranging from classic to contemporary and delicious to dreadful. Friendly in service and largely focused on American kitchen classics such as cupcakes and whoopee pies it was in these items that the small bakery excelled, the cakes moist and the frostings flavorful, and moving onward to the chilled bread pudding which was subsequently warmed in the microwave the trend continued, the texture dense but smooth with sweet and salty in admirable balance, though the bacon was decidedly limp. Moving next to the pop tarts, more 'toaster strudel' and soft than toasty and crisp both of the items would prove amply fruity if not particularly rave-worthy and rounding out the selections with an upside down cake that tasted more like sugar than pineapple it was the spongy, flavorless canele that truly appalled – a veritable disaster on all fronts and particularly when compared to the textbook version at Dillman's just 6 hours earlier.
Fat Rice - http://endoedibles.com/?p=14631
Garnering considerable praise since opening its doors there was little doubt Abraham Conlon's Fat Rice would play into my Chicago dining itinerary and planning advance while easily recruiting a friend the plan was to arrive just as the restaurant opened in order to avoid a long wait, our reward a corner seat on the edge of the bar with a full view of the kitchen where Abe and his staff worked with smiles and silence turning out plate after plate to a restaurant filled mere moments after it opened. Featuring stellar service and seasonal specials to accompany the more traditional Portuguese and Macanese menu staples it was admittedly with much deliberation that my friend and I weighed the options and with decisions eventually made it would not be long before the show began; a three savories and two sweets meal with enough food feed a small family and each plate a lesson in boldness and balance, tradition with creativity, but most of all the frequently misused/overused term "umami." Sticking largely to the traditional Macanese items it was with creamy salted cod spread that the evening began and pairing the fish first with spice and brine but then scaling it back with mint this superb starter was only improved by the pillowy bread with light sweetness and a delicate crumb, a second roll proving equally amicable for sopping up the broth of the seasonal soup – a $34 masterpiece with nearly 6oz of foie gras scored and braised in an unctuous broth briny with pork and scallops yet intensely aromatic from the copious mushrooms. Moving on it was an obvious choice from the start that the signature Arroz Gordo would find its way to our table and although approximately 1/3 of the bowl went home with my friend it should go without saying that this is a dish well worth the price of admission, the complex flavors and textures running the gamut of the palate and the tea eggs, salted duck, and char siu pork particularly funky while the paprika from the linguica and chilies from the chicken tickled the back of the throat. Clearly not about to skip dessert after such a meal and unable to select just one despite being quite full it was on our server's recommendation that we eventually opted for the restaurant's two signatures and coming from entirely different places in terms of both taste and texture it should only be said that there is no 'right' answer as to which was better, the cake truly inspired in its construction and balance of sweet and savory tones but quite heavy while the more traditional serradura was a cloud with light sweetness up front and a mellow, tangy finish that lingered pleasantly at the end of such a heavy yet delightful meal.
Coalfire - http://endoedibles.com/?p=14660
Unable to fathom a trip to Chicago without pizza but realistic enough to know deep dish was not a logical option for a snack with family following Fat Rice it was at the suggestion of my sister's fiancé that we found ourselves at well-regarded West Side staple Coalfire just prior to 10pm on Black Friday for a late night pie. Decidedly dark and expectedly trendy with a straight forward menu and smiling service it was without much effort that we agreed on a simple Margherita topped with house cured Mortadella and watching each step of the process from stretching of the dough to a final drizzle of olive oil from our seats I had little doubt the results would shine, the end product supple and lightly charred with a slightly open crumb more than capable of holding up to the ample toppings with a slight fold and outperforming any New York slice I've encountered to date, coal fired or not. Clearly a 'do one thing and do it well' sort of place with a focus on the pizzas while sweets are outsourced it was admittedly with caution that we placed trust in our waitress that the $4 cupcakes from locally owned "Chicago Cupcakes" were worth the price and selected four of the six daily options but true to her word each filled and frosted choice was excellent, the cookie dough particularly impressive with top notes of vanilla and cinnamon plus dark chocolate chips adding a bitter, crunchy finish.
Enoch's Doughnuts at Endgrain - http://endoedibles.com/?p=14668
Waking up early on the day of 'The Game' for a long morning run I was a bit surprised when my sister's fiancé and my aunt volunteered to join me at Endgrain for a sampling of Enoch's Doughnuts but having heard rumor that these may be the new "best in town" I was glad for the company which easily facilitated a "one of each" order from the disinterested clerk as an elderly regular held court at the end of the bar. Decidedly hipster-chic in design with exposed brick and taxidermy on the walls as Interpol played overhead our sampling of sweets plus a Nizza Americano began with the lightly salted, sliced, and filled caramel cake option before progressing onward to the sweet, raised honey glazed with excellent yeasty notes beneath the sticky, all natural lacquer and with these two selections setting the tone the quality and creativity would only improve with each subsequent bite. Personally believing that a great doughnut is one part quality and one part masticatory memories it was actually the later, and specifically the texture beneath the exemplary glazes that made Endgrain so great as both raised and cake selections feature a lightly crisp exterior overlying a supple, sweet crumb reminiscent of childhood Sunday's in Port Clinton – the $3 Bourbon Vanilla and smooth, spicy pumpkin obviously worlds away from 50 cents for sprinkles but every bit as smile inducing no matter how hard the man behind the counter tried to focus on his frown.
Dinkel's - http://endoedibles.com/?p=14730
Moving from modern to classic the second stop on our morning tour was at iconic Dinkel's Bakery, a Chicago institution since 1922 featuring old world recipe cakes, cookies, donuts, and more amidst cozy confines on Lincoln Avenue. Large in size and also in selection it was just prior to 7:45am when we arrived and with parking easily allocated we entered the shop along with a small trickle of traffic to peruse the options, clearly an affronting a rather unpleasant clerk as we inquired about the unmarked donuts behind the counter only to later see karma bite back when she spilled my aunt's (admittedly dreadful and probably better off spilled down a drain) hot chocolate all over the pastry case and counter while packaging our order. Ordering lightly as we'd already indulged in Enoch's Donuts earlier and taking our choices to the café next door it was with mixed results that we sampled the selections, the sour cream donut a warm, crisp, and textbook rendition while the both the yeasted option and the fritter were bready and boring, the later nothing like a fritter but rather a sort of cinnamon pull-apart nearly devoid of fruit. Moving next to the cakes, both the red velvet and carrot were light and flavorful if not particularly memorable but intentionally saving what I anticipated to be the best for last it was in the Rum Tart that Dinkel's redeemed itself as the meringue remained crisp between layers of boozy buttercream while toasty, crushed walnuts and pecans proved an admirable foil to the sweetness.
Reno - http://endoedibles.com/?p=14734
Fancying myself as neither hipster nor particularly hip it was much to my sister's surprise that I suggested Reno for Saturday breakfast but with jokes of PBR and bad facial hair aside I'd heard good things of the early morning pastry program and the wood fired bagels, or at the very least 'good enough' to justify the short walk to increasingly trendy Logan Square. By now a familiar paint-by-numbers theme with wood, exposed brick, and plenty of light alongside a list of clever libations and local-seasonal fare it was only moments after the 9am opening that we entered the large space and greeted with friendly smiles from not one but three employees including our server any questions regarding service were instantly cast aside, the duration of our stay only marred by a few menu misprints and misquoted prices mostly inconsequential when considering the quality of the cuisine. Undoubtedly the sort of place best suited for a group later in the day when Pizzas highlight the menu but equally amicable to the solos and large parties looking to sample and share in the morning it was with a bit of deliberation that we settled on our order and with sharing plates provided it was only the cheeseless poutine with an overcooked egg that failed to wow, the rest of the order inclusive of the smoky bagels, upscaled cheddar bay biscuit, and nontraditional but thoroughly impressive English Muffin serving as admirable warmup to a trio of well conceptualized sandwiches – the Hook perhaps the best thing ever done with cured salmon and a true stunner to someone who has never understood the sustaining popularity of the ingredient at any time of day, let alone breakfast.
Bub City - http://endoedibles.com/?p=14739
While the old jingle of "Baseball, Hotdogs, Apple Pie & Chevrolet" may have been as American as it got in the 1970s it would be hard to argue against Football, Barbeque, Whiskey and Country Music as an equal manifestation of the Red, White, and Blue in the year 2013; all those things present in plethora at LEYE's newest Clark Street venture "Bub City" along with a flag made of beer cans, clever bathroom shenanigans, and some cute waitresses imported direct from Georgia to help the cause. Clearly a 'theme' restaurant and traditionally not the sort of spot I'd visit based on the music alone it was in all reality the fact that neither Smoque nor Lillie's Q could guarantee a good vantage of "The Game" that brought us to Bub City and with no less than a dozen TVs it was with much emotion that we watched the Buckeyes best the Maize and Blue in dramatic fashion, the food and service clearly taking a back seat but all-in-all still quite good. Technically a bit sweeter and much less smoky than the 'cue found in places like Kansas City and slightly more expensive given the branding it was actually the more complicated options and sides that shined the most amongst the savories, particularly the loosely packed 'Big Pig' patty with a marvelous texture plus plenty of heat and the almost-dessert sweet potatoes – the later a sign of things to come as post-game celebratory desserts proved substantial and satisfying, the banana pudding a particularly impressive rendition though I wouldn't suggest leaving without tasting coconut cream pie, as well.
Mott Street - http://endoedibles.com/?p=14799
Thoroughly impressed by my meal at Ruxbin it was with clear from the day Mott Street was announced that it was only a matter of time and distance before I would visit, the stars eventually aligning in a truly superlative meal mere moments after Auburn shocked the Crimson Tide on a day I'll not soon forget. Ostensibly a pan-Asian tapas spot one part hipster yet unequivocally personable and professional in service it was with my sister and her fiancé that I descended on the menu and attempting to order as broadly as possible it can only be said that many rewards were reaped; two complex yet mild cocktails, seven bold savories, and three delicious desserts each leaving us eyeing up the last bites secretly hoping the others would decline the opportunity to scrape the plate clean. In many ways a place where the menu seems more esoteric than it truly is our evening began small while working towards large, both in terms of portions and flavors, with sweetened sprouts and aromatic mushrooms before progressing to one of the most balanced and nuanced takes on sweetbreads I've yet to find and rounding out the first wave with crisp, sticky, and salty chicken wings the best was still to come. Clearly a restaurant where 'umami' matters it was next that we were greeted with the seafoam funk of supple crab brain fried rice finding its levity of curls of coconut and focused by bonito yet as much as this signature item shined it was the entirely familiar yet equally reimagined funky stuffed cabbage and fluffy hangtown fry that stole the show, the duo neck-and-neck for the best dish I encountered during my three and a half days in Chicago.
The Violet Hour - http://endoedibles.com/?p=14838
Disgusted by the 'service' at Graham Elliot to the point of walking out it was largely in hopes of quality in service and selections that I ended up at The Violet Hour, the former more or less ensured given the restaurant's operation under Paul Kahan's "One Off Hospitality Group" and the later assumed largely based on strong word of mouth, the swanky 'scene' and velvet curtain shtick notwithstanding. Dark and stark yet nicely apportioned with high back chairs to create personal space as nouveau-Jazz played overhead it would not be long before we garnered admission and with patrons both swanky and dressed down intermingling I personally enjoyed the scene, though my sister found it all a bit 'precious,' but any concern of such things went away the moment our server arrived with the menu; an ample listing of top-shelf libations and small bites from which we selected four. Typically the teetotaler it was with little coaxing that I opted for the cocktails noted to trend more closely to "sweet" while my sister and her fiancé opted for complexity yet while everything was quite good and surprisingly well priced at $13 per drink it was actually my "PB&J" plus the crowd-pleaser Milk and Cookies that proved the group favorites, the Tiger's Milk especially lovely with a light bitter giving way to cinnamon and sweet.
Lou Mitchell's - http://endoedibles.com/?p=14841
A part of the Chicago dining scene since 1923 I was honestly surprised I'd not made it to Lou Mitchell's sooner when I began perusing breakfast options in the Near West Side, but with my sister and her fiancé along for the ride on an early Sunday morning a visit long overdue was finally made. Proudly located at the beginning of Route 66 and unexpectedly large yet classic in every way from the smiling hostess offering up donut holes and Milk Duds as you enter to the beaten up booths filled with hungry Chicagoans even prior to 7am it was with good fortune that we arrived when we did, scoring both free parking plus one of the last open 4-tops, and with effusively friendly service predominating orders were placed; baked goods arriving within 5 minutes, plates in 15, and seemingly 20 coffee refills during our hour long stay. Every bit a diner and not meant to be mistaken for something upscale most of the food at Lou Mitchell's was passable at a good price – the pancakes loaded with bananas and excellent with Lou's house blend syrup, the enormous Americana omelet with top notch pan roasted apples and aged cheddar plus "3 or 4″ eggs for a mere $8.95, and the still warm donuts the standout of the morning in terms of their delicacy – the vanilla particularly impressive and nearly on par with Doughnut Vault for best yeasted doughnut in town.
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Roeser's Bakery - http://endoedibles.com/?p=14881
A Humboldt Park mainstay predating even the classic Dinkel's and Lou Mitchell's of Chicago's dining scene a visit Roeser's Bakery was admittedly unplanned as we trekked back from Lou's towards Longman & Eagle's Sunday Donut Shop but in the end it was, in fact, the 1911 bakery that would prove the most memorable stop of the morning. Truly 'old-world' with a focus on cakes, cookies, and classic European tortes it was with great interest in the history of the space that we entered the small bakery and listening to the clerks tell the story of 100+ years in the business and a refusal to move even as the neighborhood shifted I couldn't help but feel for their nostalgia the end result an order of a half dozen +1 doughnuts plus a modernized slice of the my favorite Hungarian torte taken home to share with largely impressive results. Beginning first with the torte, a mere $4.50 for a large slice despite the substantial time it takes to make the cake, perhaps the biggest surprise was just how subtle the nutella came across beneath the chocolate and moving onward to the doughnuts this theme would persist; all but the sticky and artificial tasting Strawberry proving excellent, particularly the seasonal trio of pumpkin, sweet potato, and pecan crunch cake options with a supple crumb and just enough sweetness to accent yet never overwhelm the natural savory undertones.
Longman & Eagle Sunday Donut Shop - http://endoedibles.com/?p=14952
Modestly impressed by the food but disgusted by the service during my first visit to hipster hotspot Longman & Eagle it was with guarded curiosity that we stopped in for the newly minted Sunday Donut Shop on the weekend following Thanksgiving, a first in line spot and expectedly disinterested service the reward for our pre-9am arrival along with four hot donuts ranging from entirely forgettable to prototypical. A surprisingly limited selection despite the seemingly special once-weekly concept and served "around back" at $3-4/per it was with two yeasted standards that out tasting began and with simple cinnamon-sugar plus dark chocolate toppings the results were simply mundane, the texture a bit doughy and creativity entirely for lack – a 69 cent donut at best. Moving next to the filled selection, in this case a divine roasted chestnut pudding inside a paczki-like pocket, results definitely improved along with complexity and at last tasting the rich, crisp vanilla bean cruller it almost seemed L&E had found its footing…until I realized better donuts, wider variety, and superior service can be found at no less than a dozen Chicago locations every day of the week.
Siena Tavern - http://endoedibles.com/?p=14957
Finally gathering my mother and aunt before we all went back to our respective lives it was at splashy downtown Siena Tavern that we would enjoy a final family brunch and although much of the press has been good none of it would have led me to believe it would be one of the more memorable meals we would enjoy together this year. A surprisingly large space with banquets, bars, tables, lounges, and private rooms awash in wood and bathed in light from floor to ceiling windows it was mere moments after entering that we found ourselves seated on plush leather and with exquisite service throughout the only difficulty was avoiding ordering too much…unless of course you share my opinion that there can never be "too much of a good thing." Featuring a menu of brunch and lunch with subcategories savory, sweet, small, and large the meal started out well with the airy and crisp coccoli before moving to innovative brunch standards including slightly overcooked (and overpriced) Lobster Benedict over ratatouille alongside smoky, rich "biscuits and gravy" featuring buttery bread pudding in place of fluffy catsheads and as good as these were, the best was yet to come. Ostensibly an Italian restaurant but with pastas and secondi somewhat limited at brunch it was with elation that the restaurant's oft cited gnocchi arrived as good as the rumors with potato clouds so light they'd have floated away without the hefty yet balanced sauce and not to be outdone the aromatic pizza would also prove admirable with a golden crust featuring robust crunch and a lightly yeasty crumb beneath a hefty layer earthy mushrooms and just enough truffle oil to enhance but not overwhelm. Certainly not leaving without dessert it can only be said that Siena Tavern saved the best for last and although the dessert-menu staple Monkeybread was excellent it was the DIY Bombolini and Saba and Custard soaked cheesecake parfait feigning as French Toast that stole the show; the later almost indescribably complex and a 'must order' for fans of sweet and savory alike.


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Lindsay Lohan was expected to screw up again in rehab -- at least that's what we here at TMZ thought -- but to our amazement, she's actually become a model patient this time around.
Sources close to Lindsay tell us, the actress has been attending ALL of her group and one-on-one counseling sessions at Betty Ford -- and she's not only taking them seriously, she's talking to friends about what she's learned ... especially issues involving self-control and reckless impulses.
Lindsay is saying the program is getting more complicated and emotional, but she's not shying away.
We're told Lindsay is sleeping in a room with two roommates because she doesn't want to be alone. Get this -- there's no drama -- she's getting along with both.
Several people who have visited her at Betty Ford tell us Lindsay looks better than she's looked in a long time.
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This is the Lohan con right on time. This way Dina and Michael can try and get on PAYING talk shows on how great Lohan is doing buyllshyt.
Lohan will be right back to partying like she never stopped as soon as she walks out the door just like she always does until the next time. Hey its still early.
Besides this isn't going to change the fact that she's a no talent pathological lier, drunk, druggie and got knows a thief. 90 days forced rehab isn't changing that reputation.
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Oh please, don't forget Lohan has to comply to and with everything BF throws at her or she's in violation and she knows it.
Lohans nightmare tantrums didn't do her any good. Michaels big mouth badmouthing of BF didn't get Lohan to Florida. Judge isn't budging. Holley can't do a thing or wants to.
So either Lohan can make the best of her forced rehab going on all the talk shows afterwards pulling her bullshyt on how much this has changed her crap (as she's right back to partying at the same time until the next time) or screw up and go to jail. It's her call.
Yes, because the statements that she is freaking out, gaining weight, and even inviting drug dealers to visit her don't really matter here?
I suppose these same idiots believe she's totally clean? HA! idiots...
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She is in the pink cloud right now. Check back in 4 months and see how she is doing. That is when it gets real.
And this is why the whole celeb rehab crap is is just that...crap. 2 weeks in rehab is less than nothing.
I can sort of buy this story. I know Harvey is super tight with Shawn Holley. If this weren't true there would be radio silence. I would hope Lindsay would maintain this on the outside but I don't have any faith she will. I still think her bigger problem is narcissism. She may just be playing by the rules because she is bored.
So where are the usual whiners Susan and SterlingGays?
Notice how on any other story, they're on the first couple of pages of comments, saying how much BS TMZ is, and that they're just trying to get page hits.
Of course, they're conspicuously absent from this story - one that is clearly a product of DUIna Lohan's imagination, when ever other story for the past few weeks have been about her being unhappy, getting fat, going crazy for Adderall, and thinking of leaving rehab, and those stories aren't just limited to the tabloids.
She's still a dumb bitch... Lock this ho up
She has no choice at this point.
Martha Stewart's landing strip. Martha Stewart's landing strip. Why can't I stop thinking about Martha Stewart's landing strip? There's something wrong with me. I need help. Commit me to Betty Ford. Lindsay Lohan for a roommate can cure me.


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Trying to gain a better understanding of the Lord's timing is precisely what I'm seeking to do right now. It's so difficult to look at our wonderful lives and not have a baby be a part of it. But I know God is in it all. I want so badly to solidify my knowledge that He's in control and His timing is always best.
The timing with which Lance and I met was amazing. I know the Lord's hand was in it, and that it was the exact day that He wanted us three brought together to be an eternal family. There was no coincidence about it. Now my infertility (look, I said it infertility) constantly brings me to my knees and helps me remember that nothing is in my control. But it's in His control, and that knowledge helps me to see the bigger picture.
My heart, arms and womb yearn for another child, but all is in His hands. He's blessed Lance and I with the knowledge that a baby will come-we don't know when, but we know it will happen. Now it's our responsibility and privilege to build our faith upon that blessing and allow it to grow.
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Halloween 2013
Mr. Zander got to be with us this Halloween and we all had so much fun! He chose to be Honest Abe and Lance and I were Mr. and Mrs. Waldo. Since Where's Waldo is a semi-disappearing character, I figured the majority of my younger students wouldn't know who he was. So, about two weeks before the holiday, I got two Where's Waldo books from the city library and let my kids look at them as a reward. It was such a hit! Those simple books were so much fun, and a simple way to get students to work harder. I rechecked them out a couple times, and it didn't get old for some time.
For as long as I can remember, Halloween has always been my favorite holiday. My best friend growing up and I would always go to extremes with our costumes and have so much fun trick or treating. Some of my most favorite childhood memories come from Halloween nights. Now, as an adult I love to celebrate with my little family and students. Being an elementary school teacher is the best around Halloween time!
This year we went trick or treating with the Evans around the Provo Temple. It was perfect!
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It has been a long journey, with many tears, prayers and fasts. But alas, we are so happy to announce that Zander officially lives in Utah! He has been living here since the summer, in a city called Fairview. It is about an hour away, and what this means is that we will ge to see our little guy every weekend with the exception of one a month. We are still a bit in shock, but ever so happy! The Lord answers prayers.
Zander himself spares no time telling us how happy he is to be here. He has wanted this for a long time as well. Our little family has loved being able to be together. The Lord is so great!
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A new report published by Economic Policy Institute finds that all 50 states have experienced widening income inequality in recent decades. This follows a report we released last week that highlights the growing wealth disparity in Arkansas. The EPI report focuses on new data that shows the top one percent in Arkansas raked in nearly one-third of all the state's economic growth from 1979 to 2007.
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In combination with the EPI report, AACF has released a new infographic to help visualize the growing disparity between the wealthiest Arkansans and those at the bottom of the economic ladder.
"Our state's current economic policies clearly benefit the very top of the income scale while doing very little for every other Arkansas family," said Rich Huddleston, Executive Director at AACF. "Arkansas does better when everyone participates in the economy. Lawmakers need to enact policies that help working Arkansans - like an Earned Income Tax Credit - rather than passing massive tax cuts for the wealthiest among us."
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neitherSilabificación: nei·ther
determinante& pronoun
- I suppose it's because neither of the Scottish sides have made the breakthrough yet.
- Great effort from the edge of the box - neither of these two sides is prepared to settle for a draw.
- The marriage was finally approved, but the bride was married with neither of her parents at her side.
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Middle English: alteration (by association with either) of Old English nawther, contraction of nāhwæther (from nā 'no' + hwæther 'whether').
1 The use of neither with another negative, as in I don't like him neither or not much good at reading neither is recorded from the 16th century onward, but is not thought to be good English. This is because it is an example of a double negative, which, though standard in some other languages such as Spanish and found in many dialects of English, is not acceptable in standard English. In the sentences above, either should be used instead. For more information, see double negative (usage). 2 When neither is followed by nor, it is important in good English style that the two halves of the structure mirror each other: she saw herself as neither wife nor mother rather than she neither saw herself as wife nor mother. For more details, see either (usage).
neither here nor there
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this is sometimes nice to use on puppies if they are really bad at controlling themselves even after you take them outside. if it is a problem that can be solved with spaying or neutering, do that first. there are many ways to avoid using these. these are nice quality tho
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This is just silly. If a person has the time to change a "Doggie Diaper", they have the time to take the dog out. Maybe these are for "Hurricane Season",when we evacuate? I'm at a lost.
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The Mercedes-Benz ML63 AMG is due to hit North American shores by March, and the luxury German automaker has announced that the performance-minded luxury SUV will start at a significant $95,865.
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The Falcons (8-10) trailed 8-2 in the fourth inning, before rallying. Seth Bauserman's two-run walk-off double in the bottom of the seventh gave Central the win. Frank Kopa went 2-for-3 with two doubles and an RBI and Bauserman was 2-for-4 with a triple, a double and three RBIs for the Falcons. Kohly Hawkins had two hits and two steals for Central.
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After testing out the eyeliners, I decided to see which of my cream eyeshadows will last the longest. Note that I did NOT apply primer under these.
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NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil ($4.50) in Iced Mocha
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Wet n Wild Idol Eyes ($2) in Pixie
Tarte SmolderEyes ($22) in Fig (yes it's more of a eyeliner, but I'll include it here anyways, as it could really be used as both because of the thick tip)
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I think the Tarte and Urban Decay ones did the best, which I guess makes sense since they are the most expensive.
So I decided to test out some different brands/types of pencil eyeliners to see which ones would last the longest. Most of them are brown, but I have two blue ones too, since I don't have those in brown.
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The rent at Dublin Ranch Seniors Apartments ranges from $839 for a one bedroom to a $1,725 two bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 36% less expensive than the Dublin average.
This apartment is in Dublin. Nearby parks include Meadows Park, Emerald Glen Community Park and Fairlands Park.
Dublin Ranch Seniors Apartments has a Walk Score of 27 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
Nearby schools include Kindercare Learning Center, Eleanor Murray Fallon School and Henry P. Mohr Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Trader Joes, Safeway and 99 Ranch Market.
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3274 Genil Court has a Walk Score of 14 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
This location is in Sparks.
Nearby schools include Van Gorder Elementary School and Spanish Springs Elementary School.
The closest grocery store is Save Mart Supermarkets.
Nearby restaurants include SOB2 LLC and David's Grill.
3274 Genil Court is near Pah Rah Park, Shadow Mountain Park and Amione Park.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 3274 Genil Court is bikeable, there is some bike infrastructure.