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3 Canadian men in their mid-twenties looking to eat high and low, but mostly: heartily!
I hope this question is not too general. I am a Toronto Chowhound visiting SF with two of my old college roommates. We are 1 PhD student, 1 Indie band bassist, and 1 Vancouverite Video Game designer. We are visiting San Francisco from the 23-28th of June. We are staying at one of the HI downtown hostels--but which one escapes me. We are willing to travel and may have a car. Long trips on public transit/cab are no sacrifice for important eating.
My favourite restaurants are places like Lupa and Momofuku in NYC, Cochon in New Orleans, APDC in Montreal, and St. John in London. Places where you can eat well, eat large quantities of strange meats/raw seafood and not feel like it would be an inappropriate place to have dozens of cocktails and tell dumb stories about your undergrad days (St. John might not quite fit the bill on that one I know). I feel like we will mostly be interested in stuffing our faces at modest expense (I will do research on Mexican and burritos for that--we might eat some vietnamese, or chinese, but our home cities do those pretty well.) But I think we have budget room for a couple dinners where we spend about $75 each on food (considerably more if we drink a great deal) and where we will not have to dress in anything particular and where they might play Zeppelin IV but where local, seasonal, homemade-y (and meat-y) things are on offer.
I've searched "Momofuku" and "Manly" on the board, and am conscious of the fact that this does not exactly constitute due diligence in the "making sure your question is not asked every day" department. My apologies if that is the case.
Toronto oriented threads.
Besides a report on where you go so we can help others I was hoping someone could report on the poutine at O My Dawg.
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I'm thinking Bruno's on a Friday or Saturday night? Excellent southern food from an interesting menu, good array of cocktail, and a nice vibe on the weekends (don't know about Zep IV though). The portions aren't huge, but the three of you can take your time, go through most of the menu, and still be on budget. Reservations a must on the weekends.
Bruno's Restaurant
2389 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94110
Well, a few of your criteria, you might try Zuni. \
ood oysters, seasonal stuff and great chicken. For people not familiar, the Momofuku dinner menu
Meaty and hearty doesn't translate in this area, but looking at the Momofuku menu, there are probably a bunch of places that would do it for you . I would have went with Espetus Churrascaria in terms of meaty, but not what you want. I don't think
Zuni Cafe
1658 Market Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
Espetus Churrascaria
1686 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94102
If you are looking for strange meats, Incanto is probably a good destination. It's in a residential neighborhood, a little removed from downtown, but right on a major transit line.
Also there are a few vendors at the Ferry Plaza Building and Farmers Markets that offer artisanal cured meats.
Toronto and Vancouver both have great food scenes, but I am sure you will find some unique things here and have a great time.
Try searching for "offal" or "salumi"
For more casual meals there are a number of places that offer gourmet sausages too.
The combination of picking a sausage sandwich at Rosamunde and then going next door to the Toranado, with their incredible beer selection, is very popular. Those places are on Haight Street. Also, easy to get to on public transportation.
Traveling by car within the SF city limits can be a pain if you don't know your way around. parking is often difficult and overnight parking at the major hotels is expensive. Public transit and cabs are the way to go. If you do decide to venture out of the city, just pick up a rental car for the day that you are actually going to be making that trip.
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Bump for everything recommended by pamf, especially Incanto. If your trip falls on a Saturday, have a late breakfast at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market and hit up 4505 Meats, Fatted Calf, Roli Roti, and other protein-centric purveyors.
You might also like Bar Tartine (stick to the bone marrow and simpler dishes), A16, or SPQR.
2355 Chestnut St., San Francisco, CA 94123
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1911 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CA 94115
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Load up at Memphis Minnies for some credible smoked brisket and carry your cache across the street to Toronado for a beer. Wonderful selection with many that I've never seen on my frequent trips to Toronto. Rosamunde, next door to Toronado has decent sausages.
Go in the afternoon to catch happy hour and avoid the crowds.
Memphis Minnie's BBQ
576 Haight St, San Francisco, CA 94117
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547 Haight St, San Francisco, CA
Rosamunde Sausage Grill
545 Haight St, San Francisco, CA 94117
If you enjoy St. John on London, you should definitely check out Incanto. Fergus was there this month cooking with Incanto chef Chris Cosentino.
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1550 Church St, San Francisco, CA 94131
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Thanks everyone for your helpful posts! Incanto looks particularly exciting.
One place that has been on my to-try list for a while that I haven't been to yet but could fit your criteria based on what I've heard is Bistro Gambrinus
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1813 Fulton St, San Francisco, CA
Sounds like we have similar tastes. I'll throw out some cocktail places with great food as well: Beretta and Range are fun for both eating and drinking, though Beretta feels like more of a party. Highly recommend the newly opened Comstock- classic drinks, cool vibe and high end man food- it's in the "bar with great food" mold.
When my out of town college friends visit I typically try to spend one evening at Aziza- great drinks, they treat you well and the food is unique and perfectly executed gourmet Moroccan.
Notice that all of these places are within walking distance of a variety of great SF dive bars for that perfect blend of expertly crafted cocktails followed by post dinner drinking.
15 Romolo for good bar food and great cocktails.
15 Romolo
15 Romolo Pl, San Francisco, CA 94133
You might be the right crew for THE TEE OFF in the Outer 'Mond. And if you are really feeling gluttonous, and like dumplings, could go to SHANGHAI DUMPLING KING beforehand.
These are at the modest end of the places mentioned here, so they could have occasional misses. So dont expect St. Johns.
Limited info here:
Agree with BRUNOs. I like both the food and the high standard cocktails at BERETTA,
but it's generally quite crowded, so it depends whether you are looking for yuppie buzz,
or want a spacious booth to yourself where you can linger and chat for hours.
If you are around on a Tuesday noon, you can do ROSAMUNDE SUPER TUESDAY BURGER and TORONADO AFTERNOON HAPPY HOUR. You need to get there by ~1:15 or so.
There are also the various OYSTER options, if you're into that.
If you guys are going to be out and about late, you can always do a 2am SUPER BURRITO or SUIZA QUESEDILLA or Tacos, rather than burn a "proper meal" on those ... say at EL FAROLITO or TAQUERIA VALLARTA [this is more of an experience than the finest food in SF].


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Underage drinkers and gamblers trying to illegally live it up in America's Playground have more to worry about than just being carded, reports The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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The City of Tallahassee is happy to assist citizens in the development of community gardens. From victory gardens during World War II to the creation of the Florida A&M Orange Avenue garden, Tallahassee has a long history of urban agriculture. Today, a new energy about local food and healthy living has swept the nation, reaching Leon County in various forms; community organizations, new small business, school curriculums, community supported agriculture, and a proliferation of farmer's markets.
The City encourages citizens to work with their neighbors to build, cultivate, and maintain gardens on public lands. The benefits are numerous. Not only can a household introduce fresh produce into their diet, but community gardening is an excellent way to build community too! Meet your neighbors. Exchange growing tips with a child. Improve security by taking back a vacant lot.
We are here to assist in this endeavor. Please review the documents and resources provided below, and always feel free to contact our office at 891.6400.
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City staff is available to assist you and your neighbors in establishing a community garden. Please review the application materials listed below. Then, contact the Planning Department with any questions. Staff is also available to discuss potential city-owned properties in your neighborhood that are appropriate for gardens, garden design, and proper siting on the property.
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Join us as the Faith Chorale and instrumental ensembles present the annual Christmas concert.
The Presidential Search Committee is pleased to share that we are engaged with a possible candidate for the office of president. Read More
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9 of the 23 candidates at this summer's BMM candidate class were Faith alums. Read More
Gene Matlock, Faith's Vice President for Advancement and Church Relations, went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, October 7. Read More
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Neil Custis writes in The Sun...
United set to sign £12million Zaha
Wilfried Zaha is on the verge of joining Manchester United for £12million. Alex Ferguson's side look to have beaten off Arsenal and Spurs in the race to sign the Crystal Palace whizkid. United have held talks with the Eagles over a deal which is believed to be worth an initial £8m, plus add-ons, and the promise of loan players to help the Championship side's promotion bid. Ivory Coast-born Zaha made his international debut as a substitute in England's 4-2 friendly defeat to Sweden last November. Both the Gunners and Tottenham had been keen on the 20-year-old winger. But United boss Fergie has been tracking Zaha for some time and looks to have finally got his man. It is understood Palace manager Ian Holloway, who has a close relationship with Ferguson, believes United's deal to be the best on offer. And it could finally be rubber-stamped in the next few days.
The Guardian claims rival fans from Liverpool and United will work together with other trusts and the Football Supporters' Federation to campaign for a maximum away ticket price in the Premier League, following Manchester City's decision to send back a third of their allocation for Sunday's match at Arsenal.
On a lighter note, the Daily Mail runs a heartening story involving Rio Ferdinand after he was spotted on a train by a fan, whose friend then tweeted the veteran Reds defender to ask for help with their charity Dance Aid. Incredibly, Rio introduced himself to the girl on the carriage and offered his services to assist with fundraising and promotion.
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Join us for an open forum for family and friends of offenders currently incarcerated or on community supervision. Attendees will be presented with an overview of the department with breakout sessions immediately following.
Sessions will be held in Jackson, Nashville and Knoxville at the following locations:
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Wednesday, September 17, 2014
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Cool morning, mild afternoon
Wednesday morning in Detroit will be cool and dry with lows in the middle 50s. Pleasant weather continues in the afternoon for afterschool practice and rush hour. Highs will be near 70.
Wednesday night is another night for baseball. Tigers hats and jackets will be needed as temps slide into the low 60s by the final out.
Thursday will be sunnier but cooler with highs in the middle 60s. Cool sunshine continues through the weekend with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s and low 50s.
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English legal documents written in French provide scholars, especially linguists and legal historians, with one avenue for exploring the multilingual character of medieval England.
This paper will focus on one such document, the medieval will, seeking reasonable explanations why some English men and women chose to write what might arguably be described as the most important document of their lives in French. It will further discuss whether gender, status, or geography may have influenced this choice.


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Our mission is to empower the NEXT generation of LGBT media professionals and allies, training authentic new voices through evolving sustainable media platforms that will ensure our stories continue to be fully and accurately told.
The Frontiers Awareness & Education Foundation would like to announce that it is a proud recipient of its first grant in support of many foundation programs and activities, awarded by The Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund. The Haas Fund has been a leading supporter of gay and lesbian equality on both a state and national level. In 2001, the Haas, Jr. Fund became the first foundation—gay or straight—to support the freedom to marry. Today, the fund has expanded its reach and focuses its efforts and resources to support collaborations and organizations working to open hearts and minds on the issue of equality for gay people.
The recent grant award is designated in support of FAEF's first project, the Marriage Equality Frontiers Online Community Education Initiative. This local initiative was developed in response to the Supreme Court cases that began oral arguments on March 25, and which challenges the constitutionality of California's Proposition 8 and the federal Defense of Marriage Act. Frontiers Media LLC and FAEF were quick to respond to this community need, so that MarriageEqualityFrontiers.org may serve as a local and national resource, educating and updating the community on this landmark LGBTQ civil rights case.
Frontiers has been a leader in tracking, broadcasting and reporting on the issue of marriage equality since the early days of the Defense of Marriage Act. Now, as we anxiously and positively await outcomes of these historic cases, we are about to launch a series of online community discussions, led by members of our community, providing an opportunity for everyone to learn more on the legislative process, social justice issues, wedding planning and the wide range of perspectives and impact this movement has had on us all.
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The vibrant Mediterranean decor enhance events of all types, from an elegant wedding dinner, to a casual cocktail reception. Natural lighting and 2 fireplaces create a unique and comfortable space. Flexible seating options available. Guests enjoy a variety of meal options from plated meals and traditional buffets, to live action food stations. Outdoor patio space available. Permanent, private bar space available.
Located in the back section of Colette Bar and Bistro is the Colette Private Dining Room. Two large sliding glass doors enclose an intimate ambiance for your group, while reducing sound from the main dining room. The room is accompanied by a 42 inch flat screen television, which allows groups to connect laptops for digital presentations. The Colette Private Dining Room is ideal for family and business gatherings. Available Monday through Saturday for all meal periods and Sunday Dinners
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The Student Association for Law and Mind Sciences (SALMS) is a student organization helping to bring groundbreaking mind sciences research that has profound implications for law and policy-making to the Harvard Law School community.
Over the past decade, the number of law review articles citing to prominent mind sciences journals has skyrocketed while an increasing number of law schools have begun offering courses emphasizing relevant insights from social psychology and related fields. SALMS hopes to provide a community of committed students who seek a more rigorous interdisciplinary approach to legal studies. Working in conjunction with the scholars affiliated with the Harvard Project on Law and Mind Sciences, SALMS will host speakers and collaborate with other organizations on campus to help fill a void in legal discourse. SALMS will also reach out to other law schools and graduate departments in the region with the hope that our efforts will inspire like-minded students to embark on similar initiatives and collaborative projects.
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Reid said Cantor's conduct during the sensitive White House talks have shown "he shouldn't even be at the table." Reid said other congressional leaders are negotiating in good faith as an Aug. 2 deadline approaches for raising the debt limit.
That's when the government would begin defaulting if no agreement is reached to raise the borrowing limit. Leaders of both parties and the business world believe a default would be catastrophic.
Wednesday's talks ended with Obama and Cantor clashing and the president leaving the room. The talks are scheduled to resume later today.
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You find few genuinely touching moments in U.S. politics, but this heartfelt outburst of support for a one-time opponent from Rick Santorum on CNN last night has really got to rank up there with the most emotionally stirring…
Rick Santorum: [Mitt Romney] is the person that is going to go up against Barack Obama. It's pretty clear. We need to win this race.
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Birth: Nothing is known of William Baker's place or date of birth.
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Life in England: Nothing is known of his life in England.
Life in New England: William Baker first appeared in the Plymouth records on February 16, 1632/3. At that time he was hired by Richard Church from the first of March to the end of September. At least part of his work involved squaring and sawing timber. He was one of the Plymouth men sent to Connecticut to live at their trading house, built in 1633. By October 1637, he was living with Natives in the Connecticut area where he had gotten one Native woman pregnant and was living with another. By January, Roger Williams wrote that he "is turned Indian in nakednes and cutting of haire, and after many whoredomes, is there maried."The authorities believed he was likely to incite the Natives, and in May 1638, Baker was brought to Hartford and whipped twice.This punishment is the last mention of him.
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|Assigning a price for consulting services
|Formula methodology helps determine value
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"Your consulting fees are too high!"
No matter what you charge, you will encounter the occasional persnickety client who balks at your rate. The sticker-shock may be justified. But, it could also be a strategy to persuade you to lower your rate. As a consultant, one of your most important responsibilities will be to accurately establish rates and fee structures.
|Wesley Carter
There are several alternatives for establishing your consulting fees. A few of the most popular strategies are hourly, project-based, market value, per day, or formula-based rates. Arbitrarily multiplying an hourly rate can be tricky. If you set the rate too low, you undercharge and work yourself to death. And if you set your rate too high, you will have a hard time finding clients willing to pay.
Using a project based pricing strategy requires an accurate assessment of the amount of time it takes to complete a project along with the inclusion of additional hours for unexpected challenges. However, on predictable projects, with predictable tasks, a project based fee structure may be applicable. But, again, even a project based fee structure must be priced based your hourly rate in addition to numerous other variables to withstand the scrutiny of a profitability evaluation. A project based pricing strategy includes a requirement for hourly valuation to ensure that project based pricing creates a profit for the consultant.
The easiest pricing strategy is establishing your fees to align with market rates for comparable services in your geographical area. However, this strategy does not accommodate skills and experiences unique to you. Moreover, without a rationale for establishing your pricing structure, it will be difficult to justify your rates.
Similar to the project based fee structure, pricing your services based on a per day rate also requires you to first, decide on an hourly rate. Keep in mind that a consulting day is seven hours, as opposed to an eight-hour employee day. Again, it is critical that you annualize your daily rate to determine if the rate will adequately sustain you and your family financially. You will also need to be realistic about the actual number of days that you will actually be able to work for hire. For example, you may not be available for hire during vacations, sick days, holidays, or when you need to address the administrative functions of running your business.
Basing your fee structure on a formula methodology will enable you a degree of customization dependent upon your unique situation. For example, consultants with special certifications and/or qualifications can justifiably charge a higher rate. You will need to research the annual salaries/fees, expenses, and training needs of professionals with similar experience and expertise levels.
According to the industry standard, the cost of employing an individual needs to be increased by 25 percent to account for benefits. However, health insurance fees are typically higher for a small business owner than for an employee of a large organization. Therefore, start with 135 percent of your annual salary forecast and add an estimate of your annual operating expenses to that amount. Lastly, add your tax liability and continuing education expenses. The result will be your cost of doing business. Now, divide that amount by the hours that you realistically expect to work each year. This is your hourly rate.
Leveraging a formula based fee structure provides the flexibility of pricing by the hour, day, or project. More importantly, a formula based structure will enable you to justify your fees based on an objective assessment of the cost and value of offering your services.
Even the most qualified and seasoned consultants find themselves being asked to justify their rates. If you cannot reasonably justify your rate in a way that makes sense to your target market, you have not priced your services accurately. If your rates are a deterrent to securing clients, you will need to reevaluate your rates. If you have more work than you can reasonably do, your rates may be too low.
There are three effective strategies to assist you in justifying your rates to clients; investment, value, and differentiation. Translate your rate into the return on investment (ROI) for the client. Ensure that the value that clients receive as a benefit of hiring you is greater than the cost of hiring you. In addition to competitive advantage, differentiation provides grounds for justifying your rates.
Refrain from consulting for family or friends to avoid requests to lower your rates and ultimately, your probability of operating a successful business. Family and friends often harbor unrealistically high expectations and an unwillingness to pay fees commensurate what their level of demand. Now, get to work!
WESLEY CARTER DM, who authors a column on leadership and management strategies to solve common business problems, is a partner at KRS Consulting LLC in Charlotte. If you have a question, email email@example.com. Call (704) 992-1211 or email to book an engagement.
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Every life is a message and my message is different is cool – that's what I learned today
It's 2 : 30 PM on day 898 of my journey towards independence and I've managed to brush my teeth, pray, read Exodus 18, publish my Disability of the Day feature, practice typing with both hands, practice sitting up straight to strengthen my core muscles, stretch my hamstrings, take off my dirty t-shirt and put a clean t-shirt on, feed myself a salad sandwich for breakfast.
Today I realized every life is a message and my message is different is cool people have told me that I need braces and that I speak funny when I get excited but you know what my not-so-straight-teeth and the way I speak are part of what makes me who I am I wouldn't change it for anything and besides when I look in the mirror I don't see my teeth or hear the way I speak all I see is a girl who tries. What is the message of your life?
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Altricial Versus Precocial Infants
Not all babies are the same. Human babies are rather helpless, interested mostly in food, sleeping, eating, defecating, and comfort. Compare human babies with newborn deer. When fawns are born, they immediately stand up and soon are able to run away from danger. Scientists call these two types of babies in the animal kingdom altricial and precocial. Altricial infants are born helpless, usually after a short gestation or pregnancy, and their brains tend to be not quite finished. Precocial babies usually spend more time in the womb, are more alert at birth with eyes open and a brain able to control their limbs and make them move appropriately; their central nervous systems are more advanced, compared with those of altricial infants. Altricial infants tend to be small-bodied, small-brained, and fast-breeding—^such as mice. Precocial infants tend to be largebodied, big-brained, and slow-breeding—^such as gorillas.
Both are reasonable alternative paths to survival; the altricial baby tends to grow faster after birth, whereas the precocial baby has gone through more of its development while still inside the womb. The size of die brain of typical precocial babies at birth, for example, is 4.5 times bigger than the brain of typical altricial infants of the same body weight. But the difference disappears later in life. The altricial brain grows to 7.5 times its size from birth, whereas the precocial brain grows only 2.5 times; in other words, the smaller brain grows almost three times as fast once it is out of the womb.^ This overall physical and ecological framework is necessary to put our own species into perspective. What dictates a strategy for a precocial or an altricial infant, and why did the human path lead to dependent babies? There are, of course, good biological reasons why our fetuses are born at a certain average time and at a particular size.
These three birthing strategies—altricial, precocial, and secondary altricial—are all related to a complex of constraints and adaptations that molds one species or another. Ecologists see these strategies as a contin¬ uum. At one end are the species that produce a large number of offspring at a rapid rate while investing little in each infant, such as insects (these are called r-sekcud species). At the other end of the continuum are species that reproduce only occasionally and invest heavily in each infant (called Kselected species).^ Mice, for example, have done best by producing large litters of altricial infants that stay in a nest until they develop. I For most imgulates, the horned and hoofed animals, evolution has opted for large animals with alert, fast precocial babies. And the human line is defined by big-brained babies that come out unfinished. There is no easy answer as to why one path is taken rather than another. Sometimes chance may nudge a species in a certain direction. More often, the pattern can be explained as an adaptation to a particular set of environmental circumstances that favor this or that physical change. So far, we only know that the evolutionary history of humans has moved toward favoring big brains, which in turn necessitated developmental and physiological consequences at birth and during infancy.
Two evolutionary strategies for animal infants, born ready versus born helpless but capable of growing into a more advanced state ultimately.


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"Fokofpolisiekar was formed during April 2003 by a group of friends from Cape Town who decided to produce music in their own way. It would carry strong symbolism of the Fokofpolisiekar lifestyle and their perspective on everyday life: a style of music that they and their generation can relate to.
Fokofpolisiekar is currently one of SA`s biggest rock acts. Their explosive performances combined with their distinctive style and fine tuned marketing campaigns have packed out venues nationwide.
They have become a household name in SA due to the controversy generated around them in the media. Although branded by many conventional South Africans as the bad boys of Afrikaans rock, they have also been noticed by Afrikaans literary circles for the intelligent conveyance of their honest and straightforward lyrics. Their success and popularity among both fans and the media alike shows that they have more substance and impact than just an outrageous name. (Translate: F*** off police car)."
I got in touch with Francois van Coke from Fokofpolisiekar and we talked about new releases, side projects and playing music until they got old.
So how did the band meet? Wynand and I met in high school and played in a band together when I was 15 and he was about 17. The rest of the guys went to high school together and also played music, we ended up playing at the same shows or supporting the same bands from Bellville and in 2003 we started Fokofpolisiekar.
What are the new things happening? Well, in September we released a Ep – Antibiotika, and we are in the post-production stages of the video for the first single (the title track off the album).
What you'd like to achieve in the music industry? To play music until we get old…
What's the new single your releasing (or will it be a surprise)? The next single should be 'Van Weelde en Rykdom' it's the second single off the Ep.
Do you have a favorite song from the album? 'Van Weelde en Rykdom' is speaking to me at the moment.
Who takes the longest to get ready before a gig? Snake..
What side projects do you guys work on? Wynand and I also do Van Coke Kartel. Hunter and Snake are also busy with aKING and Hunter and Johnny work on Heuwels Fantasties.
Who talks the most rubbish (at any given moment)? Wynand
Who is the messiest on tour? Probably me…
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Fueled by high octane adrenaline, Kristy Hajny, a 1998 graduate of Clay Center High School has returned to her roots full time, taking over as a Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist in a joint capacity, working with Pheasants Forever, the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission and the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).
Hajny, who received her BA in Biology, with an emphasis in Environmental Ecology Studies in 2002 from Hastings College, and obtained her Masters Degree in 2006 from Kansas State University in Biology, with her Masters Thesis focused on Plant & Fire Ecology, returns to provide what Corey Ebert, President of the Rainwater Basin Pheasants Forever Chapter, termed as being leader in what Pheasants Forever is doing to provide landowners with someone that is extremely knowledgeable in plant ecology, as well as a familiar face in our area.
"Kristy brings to the table that local feel, that person that certainly knows what she's doing and how to work with landowners in promoting habitat cover for not just Pheasants, but all types of habitat."
Ebert added, "We (Pheasants Forever) aren't here to take over land and return areas to native land, we're here to manage land for landowners that may have what we call a postage stamp size piece of land and return that to native land and provide cover for all types of habitat that is native to Nebraska."
Hajny's duties will be to work jointly with Pheasants Forever, the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission and NRCS to promote, coordinate and implement the conservation provision of the Federal Farm Bill, as well as other related wildlife conservation programs.
"I look at it as me being more of a person that will be in the field, educating and working with landowners to return lands that may not be as productive for row crop production and assist them in turning that type of land into strong habitat for all types of birds and animals that are native to the areas in which I will be working," Hajny explained.
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A pastry chef or pâtissier (pronounced: [pɑ.ti.sje]; the French female version of the word is pâtissière [pɑ.ti.sjɛʁ]), is a station chef in a professional kitchen, skilled in the making of pastries, desserts, breads and other baked goods. They are employed in large hotels, bistros, restaurants, bakeries, and some cafés.
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The pastry chef is a member of the classic brigade de cuisine in a professional kitchen and is the station chef of the pastry department.
Day-to-day operations can also require the pastry chef to research recipe concepts and develop and test new recipes. Usually the pastry chef does all the necessary preparation of the various desserts in advance, before dinner seating begins. The actual plating of the desserts is often done by another station chef, usually the garde manger, at the time of order. The pastry chef is often in charge of the dessert menu, which besides traditional desserts, may include dessert wines, specialty dessert beverages, and gourmet cheese platters.[1]
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Celebration at Big Sur is the left-coast, folk-rock version of its more epochal musical and cinematic predecessor, Woodstock — take that as either endorsement or warning. The folkies descended on the grounds of the Esalen Institute for the 1969 Big Sur Folk Festival, with the Pacific as backdrop for the performances. Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez and the post-Lovin' Spoonful/pre-Welcome Back, Kotter John Sebastian all drop by for some light folk-rockin', but the highlight (historically speaking) is the appearance of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. The foursome made it to Woodstock, but Young refused to be filmed, so this is arguably the earliest-known footage of ol' Shakey. Other highlights include the time-capsule shots of the crowd, a hirsute bunch of folks groovin' and flyin' and enjoying a nude sauna. Come feel the bands when the Webster Film Series presents Celebration at Big Sur as part of the Strange Brew Series at 8 p.m. at the Schlafly Bottleworks (7260 Southwest Avenue; 314-241-2337 or www.webster.edu/filmseries. Admission is $4.
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Look, the first pics of the new Sex and The City movie!
No need to check through your Sex and The City archives, this is not an episode that you've never seen before. Behold before you the very first images of the official SATC movie and if you have particularly good hearing, you should be able to hear me squealing with delight somewhere in the depths of North London. Like any SATC fan worth her shoe collection I have my doubts - will the film be half as good? Will we still care about the lives of the four New York women? One glimpse of Carrie smooching Mr. Big is enough to put those doubts firmly to rest. That and Carrie's fabulous outfit.
I'm loving the green, the clashing floral patterns, the edgy addition of the studded belt and gladiator heels and that Eiffel Tower bag... so Carrie!
Can I wait for this film to hit the big screens? Probably not but given that it's rumoured to be released May 2008, the wait won't be that long. Hurrah!
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The Dissolve
Best Film
|1. Her
|6. Frances Ha
|2. Short Term 12
|7. The Wolf of Wall Street
|3. Inside Llewyn Davis
|8. The World's End
|4. 12 Years a Slave
|9. Nebraska
|5. The Act of Killing
|10. Stories We Tell
Best Actor
|1. Joaquin Phoenix, Her
|2. Simon Pegg, The World's End
|3. Bruce Dern, Nebraska
Best Actress
|1. Brie Larson, Short Term 12
|2. Greta Gerwig, Frances Ha
|3. Amy Seimetz, Upstream Color
Best Supporting Actress
|1. Scarlett Johansson, Her
|2. Jennifer Lawrence, American Hustle
|3. Lupita Nyong'o, 12 Years a Slave
Best Supporting Actor
|1. James Franco, Spring Breakers
|2. David Cross, It's A Disaster
|3. Jonah Hill, The Wolf of Wall Street
Best Director
|Spike Jonze,
Best Screenplay
Best Documentary
|The Act of Killing
Best First Feature
|In a World
Best Animated Feature
Worst Film
This year, 96 critics from across the country voted for their favorite films, performances, and filmmakers in 13 categories. Films were awarded five points each. A film is eligible only in the year that it was first distributed in the U.S. For six of those categories (Best Film of the Year, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Undistributed Film), critics had the option to either "rank" or "unrank" their votes. For example, in the Best Film category, where ten votes are possible, a ranked ballot's #1 choice was awarded 10 points, the #2 choice nine points, etc. On ballots designated as "unranked," films were awarded five points each, and performances two points. Ties of any kind were not allowed.
Update: A correction — and an upset! We originally listed Oscar Isaac of Inside Llewyn Davis as the winner in our film poll's best actor category. According to our first round of poll math, he had just barely edged out Chiwetel Ejiofor of 12 Years a Slave. After publishing the results, we discovered that we had missed three misspellings of Ejiofor's name in critics' ballots, which meant three Ejiofor votes weren't added to the actor's official total.
After a few more rounds of bug-stomping -- you wouldn't believe how many ways critics can spell names like "Scarlett Johansson" or "Adèle Exarchopoulos" -- we're pleased to announce that Ejiofor has edged out Isaac by two votes, proving once again that poor Llewyn Davis just can't win. Thanks again to everyone who voted. The Voice regrets the error.
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WASHINGTON - At noon on a Tuesday, the temperature outside a Tysons Corner strip mall registers at 14 degrees Fahrenheit. But that doesn't stop a handful of women from coming together to surf. Yes, surf.
Inside the new Crunch gym on Leesburg Pike, in Vienna, Va., bulky surfboards line the mirrored wall and loud music pumps through the room.
Christina Rheault, of Alexandria, Va., picks one of the boards out of the pile and places it on the wooden floor of the gym.
"I've heard it's really great for your core, so, we'll see," she says.
It's her first time at the SurfSET and Sand class, a 45-minute fitness session that's gaining a lot of popularity in warm and cold climates.
The surf-inspired class is meant to mimic the movements of surfing, and the board, which was originally featured on an episode of "Shark Tank," is meant to make participants feel as though they are in the water.
The base of the board holds three air-filled discs, filled to a certain regulation. The surfboard sits on top of the discs, and all of the pieces are held together using cords which can be adjusted to make the experience more or less challenging.
"Everyone talks today about core training; they want their core to be stronger. Well, being on that unstable surface will help your core naturally kick in," says Jen Frankel, the instructor of the class.
Frankel has been teaching SurfSET and Sand for about one year. She began in New York and recently moved to the D.C. area, where she teaches the class in Tysons.
In addition to core strengthening, Frankel says one of the biggest benefits of the class is the fun factor.
"People love to work hard, but they also love escaping the confines of the gym. We really take them to another place and encourage them to envision the surf and the sea and the sun," she says.
"It's particularly great for wintertime, when you're really chilly and ... you just want to warm up and sort of experience almost like a vacation."
And that mentality is what she delivers in class.
"Push your paddle through the water," Frankel says. "If anyone's ever stood up and paddled on a surfboard, you know that's tough work."
She keeps her class motivated by using mental teaser phrases, such as "jump off the hot sand," "feel the sun on your back" and other mentions of palm trees and Caribbean seas as she leads everyone in plank exercises, pushups, cardio and yoga-type routines on their boards.
Linda Manson, of Vienna, Va., is taking the class for the second time. She says she enjoys the class because it is "something different."
"It's unlike any class I've taken before, and I've taken a lot," she says. "Maybe it will help me become a better surfer come summertime ... [Surfing] is on my bucket list. I've always wanted to."
While Frankel says the class won't teach you to surf, it will give you an idea of what surfing is like.
"It's more designed to give you the same benefits that you would receive if you were surfing," Frankel says.
The challenging class is designed for women and men, as well as participants of all ages. Frankel says older class members especially benefit from the balance- training aspects of the class.
The Crunch gym at Tysons currently has 11 SurfSET boards, but Frankel says the gym plans to order more.
However, the number of boards doesn't necessarily limit the number of people who can take the class. Frankel explains the class is designed so that two people can be on the floor and one person can be on the board, and the participants rotate.
The SurfSET class is offered at other places in the area and nationwide, as well, including the Crunch gym at Reston Town Center, Mantra Fit in Severna, Md., and Canton Club in Baltimore.
After 45 minutes of surf, sweat and stabilizing movements, first-timer Rheault sits next to her board and leans against the back wall.
"It was really great; I mean, it's a total body workout, which is nice. And it's nice because you don't really feel like you're in the gym. I can get really bored in the gym doing the same thing every day," she says. "I'll definitely come back here again. It was fun."
One thing's for sure -- thoughts and talk of waves, sand and surfers is one way to make this brutal winter more bearable.
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Basic Word document viewer
We should probably mention from the very beginning that this application is not by any means an Office replacement, it's just a simple way to view Word documents on the go. There are no editing tools, just a few viewing options and that's all.
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The application installs and runs in a minute and it basically comes down to double-clicking one of the supported formats or using the built-in open tool to view a document.
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Microsoft Office Word Viewer works with DOCX documents, but also with TXT, DOC, WPS, XML, RTF and DOCM, so you may use the app with all documents on your computer.
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As a conclusion, Microsoft Office Word Viewer is a great tool if you want to open Office docs on the fly. It is compatible with many formats and addresses both advanced and less experienced users, so it may very well be one of the top choices in its software category.
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Most of the shadows of this life are caused by standing in our own sunshine.
— Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)
— Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)
Lovely pic and words! Thank you! Take care
So beautiful!
Gorgeous shot, Debra. And I remember being struck by that quote, the first time I read it. Beautiful post.
Great pic, great quote :))
That is a stunning photo!
Hugs Madi and Mom
Gorgeous shot. Your mom is an excellent photographer.
What a terrific photo, that is for sure. And love the quote. So true. Take care.
I love that quote.Blessings!
Beautiful picture and lovely quote.
Hello, sweet kitties! This is an excellent quotation and lovely picture XOXOXO
But meebe shadows are good. Without shadows, would we know what light is?
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Honduras Dental Externship for Fall, 2011
SEPTEMBER 5 or 6 - SEPTEMBER 18, 2011
OSU Clinical Faculty member Dr. Jan Tepe, through the organization Shoulder to Shoulder, is offering the opportunity to do dentistry in Honduras from September 5 or 6, 2011, to September 18, 2011.
Shoulder to Shoulder has two clinics located approximately one and a half hours apart by truck in a rural area of Honduras, near the border with El Salvador. Each clinic is equipped with air compressor, high volume suction, high and low speed handpieces, autoclave, and typical dental units and chairs. Patients are provided with amalgams, composites, oral prophylaxes, extractions, sealants, and preventive education. Jan Tepe has been involved with this program for twelve years and has been to Honduras once or twice each year during this time. Travel to and from the clinic requires two days in each direction – one day for air travel to San Pedro Sula and a portion of the drive, and the second day to complete the 10 hour drive from the airport to the clinics.
Cost for the trip is $1025 plus airfare. As of the date of this writing (April, 2011) the airfare from Columbus, Ohio is $851 and includes taxes and other fees. The $1025 fee includes all meals, in country transportation, lodging, and escort by a Shoulder to Shoulder employee. It does NOT include evacuation insurance which is purchased for $33 through Ohio State University Office of International Affairs and is mandatory for Ohio State students, nor does it include the airport departure tax of approximately $38. The only other costs associated with trip could be for incidentals such as personal laundry, snacks, and souvenirs. Each clinic is equipped with internet and cell phone service. Volunteers sleep in dormitory style rooms with shared showers and flush toilets. Meals consist of simple Honduran food that is prepared onsite by cooks who are experienced in cooking for Gringo stomachs. Filtered drinking water is available free at both clinic sites.
This will be the third year in which we have taken Ohio State College of Dentistry students to Honduras. Our plan for working in the clinics will depend upon the number of students who are interested in the trip. Students may be divided into two groups to work in each of the clinics under the supervision of a licensed U.S. dentist.
OSU dental students from Class of 2011. in Honduras, September, 2010.
L-R: Colleen Tepe, Megan Miller, Maria Rath, Emily Powderly, Dr. Meade vanPutten, Primary Care Division Chair
Please visit Shoulder to Shoulder's website at www.shouldertoshoulder.org for more information about this organization and the work they do. Shoulder to Shoulder is affiliated with medical schools (Brown University, University of Pittsburgh, University of Cincinnati, University of Wyoming, Johns Hopkins University, University of North Carolina, Baylor University, University of Rochester, and Virginia Commonwealth University) and we are eager to continue our relationship with The Ohio State University College of Denitstry.
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Life After Survivor: 10 Winners Tell AllOne went to jail, one launched a clothing line, one waits tables. See how fortunes change after taking home $1 million
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Following her victory in Guatemala, Boatwright, 37, married and had two sons, ages 4 and 19 months. "Winning a million dollars is wonderful, of course, but I still live a very normal life." She has started a sports clothing label called Sideline Chic. And if the opportunity presented itself, she'd compete again. "Maybe an all-winners edition," she says. "Like The Hunger Games."
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When Anderson arrived at Old Trafford from FC Porto in summer 2007 he wasn't exactly a household name. But after a wondrous debut season the Brazilian's talents became well known not just in Manchester, but around the world.
The early Ronaldinho comparisons were inevitable given both players began their careers at Brazilian side Gremio, who Anderson Luis de Abreu Oliveira (to give his full name) joined at the age of just five.
But that's really where the similarities end. Where Ronaldinho is all flicks and flamboyance, Anderson (or Ando as he is known to his team-mates) is bustling with energy and possesses an eye for a defence-splitting pass. He has skill and technical ability in abundance, but his preference for midfield combat could bring you to question his Brazilian roots (more so if you spotted his dancing after lifting the UEFA Champions League trophy in May 2008!)
At Gremio, Anderson made his first appearance aged just 16. He is most fondly remembered for a wonder goal against Nautico in November 2005, which earned a 1-0 win and promotion back to the top flight. He also earned a reputation internationally, shining with Brazil at the 2005 U17 World Cup, where he won the Adidas Golden Ball for most valuable player.
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