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Barley Swine: Brick and Mortar Restaurant From The Man Behind Odd Duck
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- scrumptiouschef Aug 22, 2010 09:23 AM
Bryce Gilmore's been cooking and running the best restaurant in Austin for over a year now. Odd Duck.
And he's done it out of trailer on South Lamar across from Alamo Drafthouse.
Now he's going the brick and mortar route, taking over the old Pie Slice building [ 2024 S. Lamar
Austin, TX 78704 ] to convert it into a gastro-pub.
An Autumn opening is projected which typically means late Winter early Spring in the restaurant business.
Odd Duck will remain open.
I kind of like the trailer-to-brick and mortar route. The restaurateurs get to test their product w/o the capital investment. If it works, then they open a real restaurant.
Unfortunately, I've never been to Odd Duck. Now, I just had kid #2, which will further hamper my outings. Although, I will need to get the older one out of the house to give mama a break. Odd Duck, here we come! Fortunately, the daughter will eat anything almost. She drank the Nuoc Mam right out of the bowl at Sunflower. Odd Duck would be the perfect place for us to try. I'll review your reviews.....
re: rudeboy
Please do...I think Odd Duck is king of the trailers, and the bricks and mortar is great news. Hopefully Austin City Council takes note of his success.
re: rudeboy
I've never been either but everybody seems to just love this place. I will have to remember to stop by when I'm in the area (which is not very often).
Fantastic news! I've not been disappointed yet with anything at Odd Duck. I'm very curious to see what he'll roll out in the new joint.
As a huge fan of Odd Duck, I'm completely thrilled to see that Bryce is opening a trad restaurant. He does things in that trailer that seem almost pathetically easy but that I couldn't pull off to save my life. Grilled romaine salad is one.
I only just caught this opener from scrumptious's original post:
> Bryce Gilmore's been cooking and running the best restaurant
> in Austin for over a year now. Odd Duck.
As a 'hound who really enjoy's scrumptiouschef's posts (and respects his food POV), I'm a little scared now: Odd Duck is the best restaurant in Austin. Better than all the taco carts and trailers. Better than the highfalutin Uchi / Perla / Parkside / Wink / Jeffrey's. Better than the Gallow's pole. Better than even Scrumptious's own restaurant. (Which I still have never figured out -- what is it? I want to go!)
Color me sold. I've never seen such a straightforward and clear praise from the chef. I'll hit Odd Duck and report back asap.
re: tom in austin
Tom, don't think for a second this slipped thru the cracks up here in Boston either.
As the chef himself might say: "has anybody ever seen scrumptiouschef and Bryce in the same room together ?"
re: scrumptiouschef
The irony of eating at Perla's coming from Boston last time I was in town was not lost on me. Neither was the daisy-fresh deliciousness of their bouillabaisse - professional procurers like this would have me slurping fresh oysters in North Dakota fercripesakes.
But next time I come back to town (hopefully this fall), I want to hit the streets again, some of the old favourites on the eastside, and then get a taste of the new, like Odd Duck and so forth. I barely recognized the town on my last visit, and I'd only been gone a year.
re: puddles
Answered my own question, but wanted to share with you fine folks: they'll be here in time for Christmas I'm told.
Obviously I'm looking fwd to it
re: puddles
Thanks for sharing. I'm really looking forward to it.
had odd duck for the first time tonight. my god, can't believe that food came from a trailer it was amazing. can't wait for barley swine to open, I'm sure it will be amazing as well.
re: Madcap
Did you get over there? What's the word? How was it?
re: puddles
Still haven't been. Some friends said the food is very good but the portions are tiny. That's the extent of my knowledge.
Went recently with a couple of friends and had, essentially, the entire menu. Everything was at least good, with some hitting the delicious mark. Favorites were the duck sausage with foie, the sweetbreads with bacon and brussels sprouts, and the ricotta dumplings with broccoli.
Communal tables, interesting beer list (heavy on the hops and strong ABVs), succinct wine list, friendly people everywhere, small space, open kitchen. Came to somewhere around fifty and change with tip and two (smallish) beers per person, which seems totally fine. The list did lack dessert wines, and I wasn't a huge fan of the dessert, so next time I'll probably hop over to Olivia for some tawny port and a cheese plate after.
Barley Swine
2024 S. Lamar, Austin, TX
re: bubbleboy79
Hopefully he can enlist the aid of the dessert chef at Jack Allen's [his dad's joint] whoever that person is is one seriously talented pastry chef.
re: bubbleboy79
went a couple nights ago. agreed, everything was at least good - and the sweetbreads and the roasted brussels sprouts were favorites. not a fan of communal tables and the place is very loud (due to its small size and proximity of patrons) - made for a difficult evening with a quiet-talking date.
nevertheless, we had a great time and the food was excellent. everything is served small-plates style, so be prepared for little food and a high bill. in addition to the above, we had the spiced carrots (excellent) and the grilled steak (quite good, as well) and 4 glasses of wine (a malbec, at $8.50, being the cheapest glass by a long shot). our bill came to $89.
i think it is a bit overpriced, but would definitely go back - maybe with a big group, though.
re: exit53
i hate communal tables, ugh.
actually, i wonder if anyone particularly likes them, or if people just tend to tolerate them in general.
re: dinaofdoom
i can't stand them either. especially in a 'nicer' restaurant like this, i was fairly surprised. i guess i can understand the pairing of small plates with communal tables, to correlate the 'sharing' vibe. also perhaps they were building on the picnic bench style of odd duck. who knows. but i'm with you, not a fan. i was trying to have a nice date, but the people sharing our table was a group of 5 that were pretty drunk and pretty loud. pretty annoying.
re: dinaofdoom
I hate them too! It's my only complaint at Fabi & Rosi. I specifically ask for a table in the outer ring, but when it's just two of us...
re: amysuehere
Can anyone comment on what sort of wait to expect? I am going Sat Night.
re: NWLarry
We waited about 20 mins at 8:30 on a Friday.
re: NWLarry
We went when they opened on MLK Day, no wait (obviously). We went the Wednesday before at about 7:15 and there was an hour and a half wait. Maybe it's calmed down since they've been open a while? Even still, there are very few tables, so I would expect at least 45 minutes on a Saturday night.
re: NWLarry
We went last Saturday and had to wait about 45 minutes. No worries though. They write down your cell # and call you when your table is ready, so you can walk next door to Opa and have a glass of wine.
re: jwynne2000
We went Sat. night.
I hate to post something negative, because the food really is great (well more on that later) but we had a 2 hour wait. If the goal of the communal tables and the small plates menu is to induce table turnover, the bottles of wine and ale directly counter that. Having said that, I did like the communal tables-we compared notes with the couple also seated at our table, and overall things felt very cozy. Oh, and the Cure was playing, so as the target market for that playlist, I was happy.
My only complaint on the food was that it didn't feel like much of a departure from Odd Duck; not that it's supposed to be, but with a fully-equipped kitchen to play with, I thought there would be greater variation. The highlights of the meal (the quail and rabbit) were dishes I had enjoyed previously. Other dishes: fantastic potato fritters, a surprising grilled broccoli salad...actually the only complaint food-wise would be the fried brussel sprouts, which I just thought were kind of burnt to a crisp.
I'll be back, but most likely during the week.
re: bubbleboy79
BYOB? If so, then maybe. Otherwise - communal tables? - no thanks.
I imagine the crowd to be mostly twenty/early thirty-somethings?
re: conquer
no, it's not BYOB. they have a nice bar with a good wine list. correct about the crowd, at least when i was there. yet i fit the demographic as well...
re: exit53
Do you know if they allow BYO with a corkage fee?
re: Steven Dilley
i do not know for certain, but considering they sell their own bottles and glasses, i highly doubt it.
re: exit53
The majority of nicer restaurants around town (Olivia, Uchi, Aquarelle, Wink, Chez Nous, Asti, etc., etc.) that sell beer and wine (but no liquor) allow BYO for a corkage, but in this case, I believe you're right.
I'd love it if they'd offer a cask beer or two. (For all I know, they do... hope to visit soon.)
re: Steven Dilley
oh, i didn't know that - that's cool that those others do allow that. however, i'm also unsure if barleyswine only sells beer and wine. they have a large bar, but we only ordered wine. i didn't think to look for a cocktail menu.
re: exit53
I just called. No BYO.
re: conquer
A buddy and I were at the Horseshoe on Saturday and decided to stop by and have a beer at Barleyswine since they have a good selection. We made it clear as soon as we walked in that we only wanted to have a drink and would be leaving. The waitress was visibly upset that we weren't ordering food and when I gave her a $20 for our $11 tab she didn't bring back any change. I had to ask for change and she blamed it on the bartender...maybe it was her fault but I doubt it. The manager did come over and compliment us on our beer choices so that made me feel a little bit better about things.
I went last night with 3 friends. We got 4 spots at the bar at 8:30 (on a frosty Wednesday night). We ordered nearly every item on the menu, shared everything, and were blissed out! The bartender, runners, and manager were friendly, knowledgeable, professional yet laid-back.
Each of us had different favorites, but mine was the grilled scallops with duck sausage and coriander cauliflower. My friends asked for spoons to scrape up the sauce after we'd devoured the victuals. Loved the fried brussels sprouts. The beet salad had equally as much endive and fennel, with crumbles of blue cheese--delicious. The beets were delicate babies--I believe he said poached in an orange vinegar or something. I also loved the pork belly and its celery root puree. Each dish was small but thoughtfully garnished with purees, sauces, greens that contributed so much. And they're bold with the salt--but it's good salt and perhaps meant to go great with quaffing beer.
This is the kind of food I'm happy to pay a bit more for. It's beautifully presented, I can watch them cook it, and it's really nothing I'm inclined to cook at home.
I had the Malbec--as another poster mentioned, it's by far the least expensive red glass at 8.50. Next time I'll drink beer. Oh, our bill was $170 for 4, with 3 of us drinking.
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Kelley graduated from RHS in 1981. Her parents, Lillian and Hilton Ashby, still live in Russellville. The family moved here in 1972.
After graduating from RHS, Kelley went on to earn a degree in English from Rhodes College in Memphis, Tenn. She was living and working in Atlanta when she met her husband, Dr. Rand Paul, one of Ron Paul's five children. They were later married and decided they wanted to be closer to family. In 1993 they moved to Bowling Green where Rand Paul has been working as an ophthalmologist. Rand Paul sees patients in Logan County about twice a month.
Kelley is a freelance writer who spends much of her time taking care of their three sons, William, 14, Robert, 8, and Duncan, 11. Recently, she has been spending time helping with the Ron Paul campaign.
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Sounders FC rallies, beats Chivas USA, 2-1
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The comeback was coming.
Sounders FC had gone nearly 11 months without a victory after allowing the first goal, but that ugly trend changed Sunday night with a much-needed 2-1 home win against last-place Chivas USA before 38,463 at CenturyLink Field.
Seattle, upon conceding a sloppy opener, got goals from Brad Evans and Lamar Neagle to snap a three-game winless streak and get back in the playoff race in the competitive Western Conference.
"It was a big one for us, pushes us up on the table," said defender DeAndre Yedlin, who leaves Monday for the MLS All-Star Game.
The Sounders (8-7-4) have gone eight straight home games without defeat, matching a team record and dating to the season opener against Montreal.
The numbers are even more impressive against Chivas USA. Seattle hasn't lost in the head-to-head series since 2009, an 8-0-4 run that includes two wins in the U.S. Open Cup.
The Sounders' last win after allowing the first goal came Sept. 8, also at home against Chivas USA and also by a 2-1 score.
"I'm pleased with our performance," said coach Sigi Schmid. "I thought it was an upgrade over how we played last week and we have got to continue to concentrate on just playing good soccer."
Seattle broke a 1-1 tie in the 57th minute on a nice series of passes that led to Neagle, a Federal Way native, slamming in his fifth goal of the season, matching his career high.
Designated players Obafemi Martins and Mauro Rosales had assists in the buildup as Neagle scored his first goal since capping another comeback win June 8 vs. Vancouver.
"There was a difference when we went down this time," said Neagle. "We had confidence; we know as a group right away that we could get it back."
The goal also snapped a 604-minute drought since Rosales had factored into a scoring play. The 32 year old has 30 career assists for Seattle, behind only the 34 of Fredy Montero in franchise history.
The comeback, Rosales said, showed "character, desire and effort."
It seemed only a matter of time before Seattle would break through, as the hosts fired a season-high 20 shots.
Chivas USA (4-12-5) took the lead in the 16th minute, stunning the home crowd. The play started on a Sounders turnover but was compounded by a calamitous defensive mix-up that resulted in Erick Torres finishing past goalkeeper Andrew Weber.
Seattle came into the game with a 0-7-1 record when conceding the first goal, the lone point coming last week in a 1-1 tie against Colorado.
The Sounders didn't need long to equalize, as Martins slotted a pass forward to Evans, in stride, allowing the midfielder to slot a near-post shot past Kennedy in the 23rd minute.
The winner came later.
"I think momentum is turning a bit," said Weber, who had a highlight-reel save in the 30th minute en route to his first MLS win with the Sounders. "I think the guys are getting energized again."
•Iannimade his season debut for the Sounders. His year got off to a rough start when he broke his foot in the preseason.
• Eddie Johnson is expected to return from duty with the U.S. men's team Monday and be available for the Dallas game. The forward played all 90 minutes Sunday as the U.S. won the CONCACAF Gold Cup with a 1-0 win in the final against Panama.
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Coming off a complete-game gem against the Giants, left-hander Cole Hamels (8-2, 3.55 ERA) and the Phillies look to cap a three-game sweep of the Mets in New York. The Mets counter with John Maine (6-3, 2.81 ERA).
Preview: With his last victory, Hamels rose to the league lead in wins with eight of them. Pat Burrell drops to sixth in the lineup, with Aaron Rowand protecting Ryan Howard in the five-hole.
Draft update (Round 1): The Phillies selected Rice left-hander Joe Savery with their first pick in today's draft, the 19th pick overall. Savery was projected to fall between 15-25 and would have been a higher choice had he not undergone shoulder surgery. At 6-3, 215, he's drawn comparisons to Mark Mulder. The Phillies have compared him to Randy Wolf.
Savery, 21, is 10-1 with a 2.78 ERA and a .239 opponents' batting average in 17 starts for Rice this season. At the plate, he is hitting .360 with 18 doubles, four home runs and 54 RBI in 250 at-bats.
Draft update (Round 2): With their next choice, the 37th overall selection, the Phillies selected catcher Travis D'Arnaud out of Lakewood High School. D'Arnaud, 18, was touted by Baseball America as the second-best defensive high school player in the country. He hit .413, leading his team in both home runs (7) and RBI (52) in 33 games this past spring.
Draft update (Round 3): With their third pick, 83rd overall, the Phillies selected third baseman Travis Mattair from Southridge High School. From a scouting report supplied from a reader source: "Mattair is a big, athletic infielder who most likely will see his future at third. He can hit and will hit for power with a swing that should be well suited for wood bats. He's got a strong arm and soft hands and plus, plus makeup."


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15 Year Old Blogger Making More Than $30/day in AdSense
By Hongkiat.com. Filed in Blogosphere
Meet Chloe Spencer, a young female blogger at the age of 15 but already earning more than $30/day in Google AdSense with her Neopet Cheats blog. Now, she may not earn as much as some of us are but to be earning that kind of amount at her age, that's very impressive.
Chole's secret to success
"In early 2006, when Chloe was 15, she decided to devote a blog to Neopets, a virtual pets site popular with kids the world over. After performing some keyword research through WordTracker and Google Suggest for her blog's title and section headings, she discovered that "neopets cheats" was a hugely popular search term to target for her blog. So she settled on the name: the "Ultimate Neopets Cheats Site." She then used the free WordPress.com service to start the blog. Chloe's site was able to ride on the coattails of WordPress.com's trust and authority in the eyes of Google, thus sidestepping the "Google Sandbox" and jumping to page 1 in Google for the term "neopet cheats" within two weeks of launch."
Chloe work blog hard like other successful bloggers, there is really no short cut to building a successful blog. Once in a while I will come across blog that are build aiming to make money from AdSense, what they don't realise is that without proper quality content, they is no way your AdSense will revenue for you.
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Katie Howard, wtop.com
WASHINGTON - Despite the pattern of some unseasonably warm weather this year, we are approaching the dead of winter in the Washington area and days of possible indoor confinement due to inclement weather and dropping temperatures.
According to dictionary.com, "cabin fever" is defined as "a state characterized by anxiety, restlessness and boredom, arising from a prolonged stay in a remote or confined place."
Do I need to remind anyone of 2010's Snowmageddon? Well, I remember as I spent most of the season inside with my then 2-year-old daughter, who had lots of energy to exert. I then researched and created some indoor jungle gym options for kids.
If your space allows, here are some ideas for things to do during days too cold to go outside:
- Design an indoor jungle gym: IKEA sells affordable and sturdy indoor climbing pieces. The online website One Step Ahead has an Energy Busters section for kids offering indoor seesaws, hop-scotch and trampolines. The Playaway Toy Company Inc. offers Rainy Day Combo kits in which an indoor swing, trapeze bar or ladder can be added to a sturdy doorframe.
- Create an obstacle course or build a fort: Design an indoor course using tunnels, ladders, hula hoops or whatever safe materials you have around the house. Pillows, sofa cushions and blankets are great basics for building a fort.
- Get up and move on game night: Choose a night of games which require everyone to get up and move like Twister. Turn your pillow cases into an indoor potato sack race. Toy stores sell indoor versions of miniature golf, bowling and horseshoe sets as options.
- Take a tumble: An indoor tumbling mat might be worth the investment as kids can somersault away on the padded surface. Most mats can be easily stored and placed out of sight until you need one during bad weather.
How cold is too cold?
The Montgomery County, public schools in Maryland and Fairfax County public schools in Virginia have set parameters for schools in their counties for determining if and when it is too cold to play outside for recess.
Generally, both counties take wind chill into account and temperatures dipping into the 20s or teens as an indicator of when it is going to be an indoor recess day. But the consensus seems to be if there is sun and the temperature is above the 20s, you and the kids are generally safe to play outside for at least a half hour.
Take advantage of a Winter Wonderland
The Let's Move! campaign for kids says, "It's tempting to hibernate during the winter, but cooler months are a great time to get out and try new activities with your family."
In the event the D.C. area does get a snowstorm, Letsmove.gov offers these activities:
- Sledding down a slope is a fun winter tradition, and the return hike uphill promotes a great workout.
- Ice skating is a great way to exercise the lower body and engage the core, or abdominal or back muscles.
- Sand castles don't have to be just for the beach. Make the summer pastime a fun winter experience and build a snow castle.
- Create winter outdoor versions of games such as scavenger hunts, tag and red light, green light.
- Hit the slopes as January is National Ski and Snowboard Month.
Hot cocoa on a stick
I have learned that kids seem to love hot chocolate on a cold winter day -- and things on a stick. The King Arthur Flour Company offers this recipe for hot cocoa on a stick:
½ cup heavy cream
14-ounce can sweetened condensed milk (1 1/4 cups)
3 cups semisweet or bittersweet chocolate (chopped chocolate bars or chips)
3/4 cup unsweetened baking chocolate
wooden sticks
1) Line an 8" x 8" pan with parchment paper or aluminum foil.
2) Heat the cream and condensed milk over low heat until steaming. Remove from the heat and add the chocolate. Allow it to gently melt.
3) After about 10 minutes, return the chocolate mixture to low heat to completely melt the chocolate. Whisk vigorously until the mixture is thick and shiny. Add a few drops of flavoring oil if you like. Hazelnut, coffee or vanilla is listed as popular flavors.
4) Pour the chocolate mixture into the pan; shake the pan gently to level. Sprinkle with cocoa, if desired. Set aside overnight to allow for hardening.


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Revival of Roy's Grill in Rossville, Ga., short-lived
Every single person I've spoken to about Roy's gave a bad review. The food wasn't good. You can't expect a restaurant to make it if the food isn't good. It's as simple as that. Maybe the next owners will put out stuff that will keep the customers coming back for more. This has little to do with the poor economy and much to do with Roy's not serving good meals. If it's good, the hungry will be there, and they will tell their friends, then the friends will be there too.
Extreme Makeover: Bringing down the house
And before anybody reads this and thinks I'm a moron because I wrote "spill" instead of "spiel" as it should have been spelled, I was too mad to care about my spelling errors when I posted ↑ this ↑ comment.
Extreme Makeover: Bringing down the house
I am SO upset right now. I gave a whole big long spill about how important it was that we as a community remember to keep this spirit of volunteerism and generosity long after the cameras and celebrities leave our area, and all they wrote about me was that I said "Ty touched my body". I think I'm gonna be sick! I didn't want that to be what the press quoted me saying! This is not about Ty Pennington...I just thought it was cool that he let us have our pics made with him! Super mad at the reporter who talked to me today. This is NOT what I wanted him to write about me and my experience at the build site this afternoon. I was VERY specific about wanting the issue of EVERYBODY in our community continuing to pour out charity to people in need after this was over with, AND NOT A WORD OF THAT GOT PRINTED! ARRRRGHH!!


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WHO Courteney Cox, 32
WHY The Friends actress recently starred in Scream and was hitting the big screen again in The Commandments.
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Summer 2013
Families cheered and cameras flashed as nearly 600 members of the Class of 2013 recessed from F&M's Commencement ceremony May 11. It was a jubilant scene, with proud parents squeezing close to the center aisle to catch a glimpse of their daughters and sons. Navigating the sea of smiling faces, the newly minted graduates waved when they saw their families—and beamed as they took the first steps in their lives after college.
Some graduates have already embarked on exciting careers, while others are pursuing postgraduate studies. And some are performing rewarding volunteer work as they plan their next steps. For all of them, it's the beginning of a journey that will take the Class of 2013 to cities and countries around the globe.
Jeff Gao '93, whose career in information technology has taken him from Chicago to Beijing to San Francisco to Shanghai, knows about that journey. He's maintained a passion for music along the way—and recently composed a trio piece for his original clarinet teacher at F&M.
John Kerr '60 traveled more than 2,000 miles after retirement to begin the next phase of his voyage: a career as a park ranger in Yellowstone National Park. Like other alumni who have made late-career shifts, the former Boston television executive concluded one profession and sought another, with a new sense of purpose.
For Cynthia Krom '80, the journey has brought a return to the same campus—and academic building —where it began more than three decades ago.
And for Trustee Emeritus William H. Gray III '63, who sadly passed away this summer, it was a voyage defined by service, passion and mentorship—from the halls of Congress to a Philadelphia congregation to the F&M community.
You'll learn more about the journeys of these alumni and others in the following pages. And we know you have stories to tell about the voyage you've crafted since taking those first steps through the Commencement crowd. Let us, and your classmates, know where that journey has led.
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There's this certain something about her these days that you can't put a finger on. That air of mystery, glamour, seductive charm. Gone is that giggly girl. In her place is this confident woman, radiating movie star skin. And all because of this rich body butter? Wow. No wonder she smells fabulous and looks and feels good enough to eat! As for her, this gorgeous Serenite body butter is everything she wanted in her ideal skin cream. A blend of velveteen cocoa and shea butters and extracts of lemon and rose water, this fabulous butter is instantly absorbed on wet skin. All she has to do is to apply all over after her shower and super soft skin is hers.


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How Fort Carson Failed its Special Forces Soldiers
By Joel Warner
Jeffco Superintendent Speaks Up on Protests
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Taken for a Ride
Regarding Alan Prendergast's "Beating the Train," in the July 24 issue:
As a Colorado native who moved to New York City in 1979 and who has both driven in areas without decent mass transit and enjoyed effective mass-transit systems, I disagree with those who are anti-rail systems. I rode the Denver buses briefly; I gave it up when I was left waiting in the dark in a lonely area, hoping that my connecting bus hadn't arrived early, leaving me for an hour in a dangerous location. I'm not stupid--I drove to work after a week or so. In New York City, although the subways had a crime problem, I found that they went everywhere, ran often, day and night, and were convenient and reasonably priced. They connected with a comprehensive bus system, which also ran frequently and almost everywhere. If you build a comprehensive system, link it with a comprehensive bus system that runs often to the places people want to go and price it reasonably, ridership will soar. If you do a half-assed system, with trains running every couple of hours to here and there, few people will use it.
Either spend the money you need to do the job right and leave a legacy for generations of Coloradans to enjoy and maintain, or don't do it at all. Letting the initial price tag frighten you into an incomplete system is throwing away the money that you do invest. Personally, I would like very much to see a comprehensive system in place, because it gives bad drivers an alternative and gives good drivers free time to do things other than dodge bad drivers. It will probably clean up the air, but you have to assume that more people will be moving to Denver in the generations to come. And I will be moving back in the next year or so and will be happy to pay my share for a comprehensive system that would be a tribute to the foresightedness of present planners and residents.
Sharon Campbell
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I wish to thank Alan Prendergast for giving Westword readers a glimpse at the dark, backward-looking vision of light rail's opponents. Prendergast mentioned how lead opponent Jon Caldara, an RTD boardmember, wanted to play the RTD board's split to his advantage. We have to remember the origin of the split. There is a crafty minority taking ideological guidance from the far-right-wing libertarian Independence Institute. Their real goal, since the election back in November 1994, has been to tear down the RTD in the public's mind. They simply don't believe in the RTD's mission of utilizing public monies to offer transportation alternatives to metro Denver.
To the extent that RTD boardmember Caldara and his allies can divide the RTD board or get press for embarrassing statements that put the RTD in an embarrassing light, they have succeeded. So if Caldara is internally inconsistent, what the hey! It still makes the RTD board look bad. Thus, Caldara charged that only three of the seven corridors have had major investment studies (MIS) for light rail. He, of course, was against all of them. But despite his opposition to light rail and the studies that often preceded any light-rail proposals, I watched him fight tenaciously for an RTD board commitment to an MIS for Boulder's U.S. 36 corridor, his own RTD district. Speaking with forked tongue? Maybe, but really it was just another battle in a long, strange war he's waging.
Thank you, Mr. Prendergast, for warning us of the Caldara cabal's campaign based on a "need to play on fear." What transportation solutions do they offer to the problem we all suffer when we drive to work? Well, it seems to be "just say no." Have they offered anything other than getting back in your car and joining the gridlock?
If we ever hope to make a dent in worsening transportation problems in our area, we have to offer incentives and alternatives to the single-occupant vehicles clogging our roads. In lieu of any more serious thinking about the problem, when Caldara offers his "just say no" approach, his anti cabal seems to be offering the metro area a vision that resolutely looks backward. How can we move thoughtfully into the 21st century by only looking backward?
I went from Denver to L.A. in '87, so I'm used to traffic. But I spent two weeks in Denver earlier this month and was amazed at all the goofy people driving around, one person to a vehicle. Denver needs some form of workable public transportation. I plan to return to Denver soon, and I'd rather not pay for a Humvee to crawl over the carcasses of all those SUVs and econoboxes.
P.S.: I've watched Westword grow since its beginnings. This month I was knocked out by the quality of the reporting and the editorial content. Good job! Heavy on the muckraking, easy on the hype.
Harry Spetnagel
Los Angeles
I applaud Alan Prendergast's exposing the tactics of the opponents to Guide the Ride. The opponents not only mistakenly claim that RTD considers light rail to be the panacea for all of Denver's transit problems, but they apparently feel the real answer is to defeat any non-highway proposals.


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Labcenter Electronics Proteus 8.0 Professional SP1 (Build 15611) + Crack
When I try to run it it gives an internal exception: access violation in module lxlcore.dll
The application showing Proteus 8.0 SP0 Build 15417. Program crashes during every run after two or three minutes.
Is there any good version out there? Or at least some patch for this version?
This one works like a charm. For anyone having problems installing this torrent, I suggest you READ that "ReadMe.txt" file. 1. Install any pre-requisite software needed before installing proteus 8. (VS 2005-2012, both x86 & x64 if you're using win x64). 2. Copy files from crack folder into destination folder. 3. Hit that SP1 update file. Done!
I tried with every possibility. It crashes even if you do nothing and just run a simulation.
hi i can confirm that program crashes and closes unexpectedly.
Thank you! The instructions are missing a few lines though. To make it work, first I installed all that was requested, then I installed Proteus, then I copied the folders, then I installed the SP1 update. The non polarized capacitors still don't work though. I have to use the animated capacitor to have a working non polarized capacitor.
is it compatible with win 8..???
I cant print. It says "Printer not detected". Anyone solved this?
Attention. I also had the problem that they had all the others: the program quits unexpectedly after a few minutes. The only way not to close the program is currently NOT install Service Pack 1. 1) Before installing the software check that you meet the requirements written in the Readme. 2) Install Proteus 8. 3) Insert the Crack as described in the file 4) STOP. You can use the software without any risk of a crash. Probably the problem is that you have to improve the crack version SP0 to make it compatible for SP1. Anyway, thank you so much for this wonderful software c0d3s5678. Draakhart
Thanks for your effort uploading such a file. I guess the it is not fully patched since third party components makes the program exits after few minutes even with SP0.


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Student organizations broaden the definition of diversity
In the debate over affirmative action in higher education, one common argument in favor of allowing universities some leeway is that diversity contributes to the intellectual life of the school—it helps shape the issues we talk about and the positions we take. The role that student organizations play in this dynamic often gets overlooked. Individual students, particularly those who stand a bit outside the cultural norms, may be shy about expressing their views in public conversation. A group of ten or twenty like-minded people is less bashful.
Think about some of the social and intellectual issues that were salient in the course of this academic year. The war in Iraq was the most prominent. Among the faculty, sentiment about an American invasion ranged from reluctant acceptance to strong opposition. Student opinion was more widely dispersed. Many favored the proactive approach taken by President Bush, for humanitarian reasons or reasons of national security. (It's an odd inversion of the 1960's, when students outflanked faculty on the left.) Our recently formed Veterans Association was an important force in the public articulation of this position.
War and rumors of war have stimulated the government's interest in military recruiting. The armed services, as you know, adhere to a policy popularly called "Don't ask, don't tell" in hiring gay and lesbian service men and women. This is inconsistent with the Law School's nondiscrimination policy. For several years we have had a tug-of-war with the armed services over this issue. When the faculty voted last fall (under considerable government pressure) to give military recruiters the same treatment as other employers in our Career Services Office, the Lambda Law Students Association and several other organizations led a strong student protest.
This year is the thirtieth anniversary of Roe v. Wade, and it has been activities concerned with abortion. Our new Society for Law, Life, and Religion joined Professor Tom Kohler and several pro-life organizations to sponsor a conference about the (mostly malign) effects abortion has had on women. The event drew a crowd of several hundred largely like-minded people from inside and outside the Law School. It also stimulated our Reproductive Choice Coalition to hand out its own literature, and later to sponsor (with the Women's Law Society) a lecture by Frances Kissling, president of Catholics for a Free Choice.
Affirmative action is a third issue that has attracted attention this year. The Supreme Court heard arguments in Grutter v. Bollinger, and that case has been the subject of intense interest for us. It is, after all, a case about the role of race in law school admissions. The Black Law Students Association, Latino Law Students Association, Asian Pacific American Law Students Association, and the American Constitution Society hosted speakers, events, and a march on Washington, all in support of the University of Michigan's position that race matters.
Today there are thirty-three student organizations on campus, and new ones spring up at the rate of two or three per year. Just look at their range of interests and the causes they have championed over the past year or so. The Boston College Law Review held a symposium on clergy misconduct litigation . Our BC Law Republicans invited Richard Egan, one-time ambassador to Ireland and Marine helicopter chief, to talk about America's concerns with terrorism. The International Law Society and the Jewish Law Students Association invited Tal Becker, legal advisor to the Permanent Mission of Israel to the UN, to talk about terrorism in Israel. The BC Law Democrats encouraged students to get involved in the Massachusetts gubernatorial election.
The Domestic Violence Advocacy Project was formed to educate and advise the community about domestic violence issues, and to establish a network of law students to volunteer in local shelters and other domestic violence advocacy-related areas. The Public Interest Law Foundation (PILF), twenty years old next year, promotes the placement of law students with public interest firms and agencies. PILF provides summer grants to students who would not otherwise be able to afford to work in these traditionally lowsalaried areas. The American Constitution Society for Law and Policy was formed in 2001, partly in reaction to the more conservative Federalist Society. I could go on at more length, but you get the idea.
I have not dwelt on racial diversity, but it is obviously on my mind. I have wanted to make the point that different groups of like-minded students, if present in sufficient numbers, can contribute a lot to the business of education. It is entirely proper for schools to pursue students who will make that contribution. And racial diversity contributes to the mixture in ways essentially similar to other differences that we value.
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The closest major airport to Chuckey, Tennessee is Tri-Cities Regional Airport (TRI / KTRI). This airport is in Blountville, Tennessee and is 31 miles from the center of Chuckey, TN. If you're looking for domestic flights to TRI, check the airlines that fly to TRI.
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I have this pattern in my stash. i loved model which you made it. i have quite similar fabric in blue colour. i can imagine now when i see your dress. lovely dress.
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Thank you, it's an easy fun dress to make. Look forward to seeing your dress made in the blue fabric.
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Bought this pattern the other day, cant wait to make it now i have seen how lovely yours has turned out!!
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For 10 years now, residents of the Town of Hempstead have been receiving numerous town mailings (about 25 per year) often touting the accomplishments of our Town Supervisor, Kate Murray. One accomplishment, she can't help but mention (over and over) is her fiscal record.
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opinions on Mario Batali's cookware line
Has anyone used any of Mario Batali's cookware line?
I bought one of the stainless steel spoons and a the extra-wide silicone spatula and I love them. (Imagine loving a spoon, what a nut.)
Just wondered if anyone had any experience with other stuff from the line. (And if you know of a place in Toronto that carries all of it.)
There seems to be a pandemic of celebrity chef gear, most of it mediocre quality and overpriced--just another form of celebrity worship, I guess. Try Bianco on Ave. Rd. This stuff should be in wide circulation soon if it isn't already(e.g., Home Outfitters, etc.).
I have his panini press, and I wouldn't characterize it as mediocre quality. I'll grab it before my Le Creuset, because it distributes heat more evenly. It weighs about a metric ton. I even put the whole thing on the grill and got it about as hot as I could, to make bricked chicken. You think that would have left some marks, but it didn't. You want to season it really, really well before you try that maneuver, though.
Shallow of me, but I love the persimmon color, too.
I have been very impressed with the enameled cookware in Batali's line. The shapes and finishes are outstanding and the prices are considerably lower than Le Creuset's.
I've been looking into Batali's line as well. I thought the prices were fine compared to Le Creuset's. But if the quality is poor, then you wouldn't be saving much. It's sounding like the line is better than mediocre.
Oh, I love the colors...persimmon, espresso..
I believe Batali's kitchenware is designed and manufactured by Copco who have lots of experience in making enamelled cast iron. I have some of their pots which are around 25+ years old and still going strong.
I bought the cast iron lasagna pan, just amazing! Made short ribs this past weekend and those turned out perfect as well. Very even heat distribution as well as aesthetically pleasing. Also purchased the wide wooden spoon, perfect for stir frying! Loved it so much bought another plus the measuring cups. The measuring cups aren't all they, very clumsy and crack very easily. Would avoid those even though the color is just great!
I just purchased the 6-Quart Italian Essentials Enamel-on-Cast-Iron Pot from Amazon few weeks ago for 59 dollars. Since I haven't been able to purchase the same size LC - I thought it was worth a shot (based on good reviews from the board). It's just been shipped and I can't wait!
re: vanillagrrl
Aside from the weight, did they like the pan?
I got my 6 quart dutch oven last week and it's just as heavy as they say (or more!) but for my money, very high quality. I've used it three times, and I'm extremely pleased with it.
I bought a white 8 quart casserole at Winners Home Sense a few months ago for around $50 ( I have to look it up, it could be less) I have used it for bolognese sauce and osso buco and soup and it is great. Just as good as my large oval L.C., which is entering its 30th year, a little scratched but still working very well.
Actually, the lid of Mario's pot has the little spikes like a straub, which have become really expensive. The spikes help rotating the moisture back into the braise.
At the time I bought the M.B. they had more of the line, but I don't think they have any more. Some left overs may show up at a Winners store.
I want a straub and am keeping my eyes peeled at yard sales etc.
re: faijay
I don't mean to ask a dumb question, but what's a "straub"? I even looked it up in the dictionary and couldn't find it.
re: chilehound
Staub... Fancy french cast iron, costs even more than Le Creuset, they use it as 'decor' at one of Joel Roubuchon's place in Vegas... it's pretty funny... Anyway, and you can get it at Sur La Table.
re: chilehound
Staubs have a very special cover. There are numerous nipples spaced evenly across the inside surface. Condensation drips from them evenly across the entire inside, making them self basting.
The Batatli dutch ovens copy this feature.
re: sushiman
I don't think this cover design originated with Staub, though Staub promotes it heavily. (Staub also makes lines of enameled cast iron that don't have the nipples.) Other cast-iron cookware manufacturers, including Lodge, have been making covers of this type for many years. I even used to have a heavy glass one (American-made) in the same style, but I could never determine whether it actually did what it claimed to do! Seems to me that msot of the condensed vapor just ran down the underside of the lid between the nipples.
I just purchased Mario's panini pan and used it for the first time tonight. Not only is it beautiful (I have a gorgeous persimmon color) I was very impressed with the quality - good weight. It did not need any seasoning, heated up evenly, and the panini came out beautifully. I was torn between ordering this piece and a Le Creuset grill pan. I ordered this because they were running a special on Amazon (Le Creuset is often excluded from the Amazon special offers) and it came in a larger size than Le Creuset.. I am really happy I did. I have quite a few Le Creuset pieces and I actualy like the quality of this better.
I just purchased the Mario Batali '6 Quart Italian Essentials Pot' which is a cast iron, enamel glazed dutch oven. I'm participating in October's 'Cookbook of the Month' and this month its All About Braising and I needed a good braising pan. For any hounds in Canada – I got it at Zellers for 50% off on sale. The quality is very good and it's a beautiful green. It weighs a ton but – that's what you want. Can't wait to break it in.
So should I get a Batali pannini maker and amake wonderful sandwiches and also use it to make Tuscan brick chicken? What's the consensus here?
re: JudiAU
Agreed. I got the lasagna pan from my girlfriend for my birthday. It's wonderful!
re: kammanns
I have experienced the same thing. My fiance and I love LC but got this as a wedding present and decided to give it a try. I found out however that even tho the instructions say it doesn't need to be cured before using that you should. Apparently food will stop sticking over time, it just needs some oil to soak into it. I went home and cured it so we'll see. Golda's kitchen (where it was purchased) said that food will stop sticking in time.
I have the 6 qt pot that I got as a gift. I love it. It have excellent heat distribution and cleans up like magic!
I just got the microplane on clearance for $10 at Homesense! Haven't tried it though...
I like the fact that it has a silicone protective cover. And I love the colors of his entire line.
I bought one of Mario Batali's 8" skillets, the stainless steel type. I was very disappointed in it.
I tried to do some egg beaters with butter and first I sprayed it with Pam. It stuck so bad.
I sent it back, it took a very long time to get a refund on my credit card and not one word of an apology.
Can anyone tell me what I did wrong?
I paid $55.00, not a good deal.
I got the 6-quart pot off Amazon for $70 shipped. It turns out some great braised beef in barolo. It's my new all around favorite soup/stew/braising pot. Highly recommended, even at full price.
Ikea sells a comparable enameled iron pot, but I've had BAD luck with their utensils and pans so I took a pass. Glad I did.
I'm considering getting the 6 quart enameled dutch oven...is there a deal going around right now? It's $80 for the persimmon color, $100 for the others.
I got the 6 QT Mario Batali Dutch Oven for xmas and was really surprized at the quality. It compares easily to a Le Creuset at less than half the price. I next purchased the risotto maker with similar outstanding results. Next purchase is the panini grill pan. Can't say enough about this line...a great value and it's attractive, too.
re: rubygirrl
The February issue of Cook's Illustrated has a review of Dutch ovens, including the LC and Batali ones.
re: yugetodd
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I don't know if you've purchased or not but I have the 6 qt oven and I don't like it nearly as much as my LC. I may have gotten an off product but the lid doesn't seal as well as I would like so my stovetop braises go dry ridiculously quickly....so for all it's "nipples" on the underside I have a steam bath going in the kitchen as soon as I add the liquid to the pot. I do have the risotto pan and it's servicable. But I greatly prefer my LC and at the point only use my Batali oven to do oven roasts, with the lid off ;)
re: redgypsy
Okay, not a Batali, but a friend of mine has a large Emeril skillet that he just loves. It's very heavy, cooks evenly and can be used in the oven. I've made a made a tomato-cream sauce recipe in it that didn't stick at all. I'm no expert but I was impressed.
re: redgypsy
Hmmm...I don't have that problem with mine, but the reasons I like my LC better is:
1. LC's rounded bottom makes it easier to stir up stuff from the bottom of the pot.
2. After 35 years, none of my LC's has ever chipped, but there's already a chip in my Batali after only 4 uses.
Both seem to cook and clean equally well, but maybe time will tell how they hold up to each other.
I bought the 6 qt. Batali dutch oven when it was being closed out at Costco (brown only) for $40. The lid seals well, and the design is classic Italian, no ribs or ridges like some LC's.
I like it as much as my Staubs, and better than Le Creuset. And much better than the usual Chinese knock offs. This one seems to have good design and quality control. Even the blurb on the box says it is a product to be handed down. We'll see!
re: jayt90
I just had a crazy thing happen to a Batali 6 qt. dutch oven I was using: I was heating it up on a stove (electric). I had the heat on high, and I heard a huge pop. It was the pot: shards of the enamel had exploded from the side and a crack appeared, which went from the coating through the iron core. It's unusable now (and thank goodness I wasn't standing near the stove when it happened). Do you think it heated up too fast? But shouldn't it be able to handle that?
re: javelina
Yes. Q1
No Q2
If you read the instructions for Le Creuset, they recommend low heat for everything. Put it on low and wait.
These ceramics can't handle extremmes of heat, but they are very good if heat is applied slowly.
Check with the seller. If it was Costco they'll take it back no q's asked.
I have the cast iron pizza pan, which is great. The instructions that came with it suggest a different cooking method, but I just oil the pan, spread the dough and bake it as I normally do, The feature I like is that it has a rim around it so the oil doesn't wind up in the bottom of the oven, like it does with a pizza stone.
I have the 10" enameled cast iron saute pan and really like it. It has a smooth cream-colored interior like Le Creuset French ovens. I prefer the smooth, light finish to the rough, black finish of other brands (Staub, Lodge, LC).
re: BigE
just returned the 6 quart enameled iron pot. It appeared heavy and well made, well suited to braising meats and developing sauces, but after only a few uses the enamel started coming up in large flakes right from the middle of the pot. Have used Le Creuset pots in similar size and for similar cooking for decades without incident.
I was searching for Mario's cookware when I came across this article and decided to post my opinion.
I have a six quart pot and four two cup pots with lids which purchased at a local grocery store. These pans are cast iron, enamel coated, andshare the same dimpled top as La Cruset pans. The are excellent for making rues and the six quart is a favorite for gumbo, chili, and delicate mushroom soups. I use the small pot for individual service. Heating them with hot water prior to ladeling in the soup it at a constant temperature thoughout this course of the meal and the chianti color makes for quite an attractive place setting. Same quality as much more expensive pans. Well worth the small investment compared to the quality of the product.
UPDATE: A little over 5 years have passed, and my 6qt Batali enamel cast iron pot has begun to flake. Minor small chipping and scraping on the bottom, and this having never used any setting higher than 5 on my gas oven. Metal utensils have never been used, only wooden spatulas and the silicone Batali spatula. Cleaned using soap and water and a plastic brush (no Brillo or metal SOS pads). Bought for $70 on Amazon and still usable, I figure it was worth the $12 per year expense. The spatula was bought around the same time and is still working fine. The Batali dough scraper, however, is starting to split, but it's had a good run. If you're willing to spend more on something you want to hand over to your grandkids on your deathbed, you may want to look elsewhere for enameled cookware. If you expect cooking tools to eventually wear out, I have no problem buying another Batali pot at this price point. I don't think I'd pay full price for it though.
re: monkeyrotica
My Batali was $60 at Costco, 4 years ago, and is doing fine. The only thing better I have is Staub with the indented lid and black interior.; My Le Creuset is pedestrian by comparison.
I purchased mario's 6 quart cast iron dutch oven about three years ago and I have no complaints about it's cooking results. However, I recently noticed some areas where the enamel has chipped off although I handle it very carefully. I have other enameled cast iron cookware that I purchased about 35 years ago when I lived in Amsterdam, Holland and although it is also chipped in places, it took decades and an international move for this to occur. Just sayin'.
I have the 6 quart Batali enameled oven and while pretty at first it doesn't hold up like an LC. The enamel stains and the shine is gone. This woman did a comparison on her blog and you can see photos of them side by side after about the same use.