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OK folks, serious question: Where do frog legs fall on that pesky pescetarian scale? Do they count as fish (food-wise, not biology-wise of course) or do they fall into the "meat" category with the rest of the surface dwelling food stuffs? I didn't think about this at all before tucking into 'em at Hibachi Grill & Supreme Buffet. I'm currently trying to reduce the meat in my diet, and I've never had to consider where and how amphibians fit into the scheme. (I'm usually not on a special diet, and I usually don't encounter steam pans full of frog legs.)
Not that I care at this point, the frog legs are eaten, and the diet is pretty much shot for the day. I mean a "cleansing diet" is no match for a supreme buffet.
In the meantime, your friends at Grand Cru on Murphy Road have not left you hanging with nowhere to taste this weekend. In fact, they've got two events planned. This evening March 29 from 5 to 6:30, they'll be offering a nice California Cab from Edge and a very food-friendly and affordable Pinot Noir from Acrobat.
Tomorrow, March 30, they're cracking the top on two slightly more exotic wines from 3 to 4:30 p.m. First is the delightful Villa Des Anges OV Rosé. Rosés are hot right now, and a nice dry one matches with just about any food you want to pair it with. For something a little jammier and fruit forward, try out the Syrousse Red, a blend of Syrah, Grenache and Carignan that hails from the villages of Roussillon. Carignan used to be a hugely popular grape in France, but we normally just see it as a blending varietal. It plays particularly well with Grenache and Syrah to produce a soft perfumey wine.
My prayers have been answered since they took over the previous location of Stone House Q at the corner of Charlotte and 54th. When I first visited Stone House Q, I was definitely impressed by the equipment that they had purchased and installed in the kitchen. This was clearly a first-class operation from a team of longtime Nashville restaurant veterans. But subsequent visits indicated that perhaps a little more pit experience and some funky soul would have produced better barbecue. I had hoped that a little more time working with their impressive equipment would begin to pay off, and I certainly wasn't happy to hear about their closing.
On the flip side, I was excited to hear that Herman and Trey Sutherland and Burke Mahling were going to have a chance to expand their operation and offer a bricks-and-mortar location to enjoy their 'cue. While they still intend to keep their original location and catering business going, the vast majority of their production will now come from the 54th Avenue kitchen.
They are still in a soft opening phase since taking over the building in February. They haven't done much to change the interior of the previous establishment, but it is still bright and cheery. On my first visit I ordered my default, a pulled shoulder sandwich.
"Nashville: best place for french fries?"
This seemingly innocuous query triggered an onslaught of responses, disagreements, accusations, recriminations and conspiracy theories like you wouldn't believe. (OK, I'm exaggerating just a tad, though one commenter — who may or may not frequent this blog — accused everyone of having terrible taste for not agreeing with him.)
Contenders included:
Hot Diggity Dogs
Fat Mo's
The Pharmacy
Batter'd & Fried
Burger Up
Five Guys
12South Taproom
And it was just three weeks ago that we were discussing the relative merits of our city's potato wedges, so it only makes sense that we would tackle the wedge's more popular cousin.
Personally, I'm partial to Hot Diggity Dog's, not to mention the truffle-oil fries at both Burger Up and blvd.
So, Bites readers, who has the best fries? For the sake of this discussion, let's exclude sweet-potato fries.
And what else ya got?
Though in most Nashvillians minds, the word "salsa" automatically conjures images of tortilla chips, Fox learned that's not the relevant association here:
Founded by Puerto Rico natives Marcos Cruz and Juan Reyes, Salsa draws on the culinary traditions of the Antilles, where the island geography and related weather patterns make cultivation of corn difficult. Accordingly, Salsa leans more heavily on rice, yuca, beans, potatoes and plantains than on the ubiquitous maize of Mexican cuisine.
Just blocks from the soon-to-open Music City Center, Salsa is positioned to take advantage of that proximity, with a glass exterior, a colorful and welcoming interior, and a patio that will debut soon.
Eating through the menu, Fox found some mediocre efforts (seared tuna, churrasco steak) but also some stunning triumphs, including a gigantic center-cut pork chop:
Chuleta Can Can was like a cross-section of a pig, all the way out to the skin. Reyes rubbed that brontosaurus-sized rib with lemon pepper, garlic, vinegar and red-orange spices, then scored the bumper of skin and fat around the whole thing so that it buckled in the heating process and took on the beautiful scalloped appearance of a seashell — like a caramelized chicharrón-style carapace over tender juicy meat. It was a giant buttery, spicy, unctuous, pork-rind-encrusted thing of beauty that fed my entire party of five and reduced the gray tuna and tough steak to pale distant memories.
How about you, Bites compadres? Anybody been to Salsa? Anybody familiar with Puerto Rican cuisine, a rarity on the Nashville food scene? Oh, and the dish her family nicknamed "banana lasagna." I want that.
The resulting liqueur is made in small batches without the addition of artificial additives or colorants, and it tastes fresh and complex either straight up chilled or as an ingredient in creative cocktails. The small team behind Domaine de Canton has been showcasing their product through a dinner series that moves across the country introducing new fans to cocktails and food made using their ginger spirit.
Nashville was lucky enough to be the first stop on this year's 12-city tour, with chef Thomas Cook of Prime 108 at Union Station Hotel creating an inventive menu to match with Canton cocktails. In general, cocktail suppers are harder to plan than wine or beer dinners because the complex flavors and tongue-anesthetizing characteristics of spirits can interfere with the enjoyment of food.
Chef Cook did an admirable job incorporating Canton's flavors into his menu of sweet tempura lobster rolls, scallops, Peking duck and a delightful dessert of blood orange financier, candied orange zest, Champagne-ginger sorbet and ginger gelee.
Take, for example, Nashville-area mom, Taylor. Taylor visited the Sweet CeCe's location in Belle Meade recently and was, apparently, dismayed to find that there was no changing table inside the restroom at the yogurt place. So Taylor decided it was perfectly fine to change her son's diaper on a chair in the restaurant's (very small) dining room. This act prompted a "teenage blonde bimbo" employed by Sweet CeCe's to request that she take a chair into the restroom to do the dirty work so that other patrons would not be subjected to her son's personal business.
Now, I'm all for forgiving the occasional error in judgment from parents. I'm sure I've been there. Once you become a parent, things change in your brain. Just take a look at any Honda Odyssey on the road. Find one that's got no body damage. But, as the source of my story, STFU, Parents (a blog dedicated to parents' overshares on social media) indicates, Taylor did not take this request with aplomb; instead she posted a nasty status update on her Facebook page, blaming the restaurant's lack of changing table in the restroom for her misdeed. Last I checked, Sweet CeCe's was not the kind of place that you linger in for hours on end. I'm having a hard time believing that the little darling couldn't wait until getting out to the car or until you've made it home. And if it's a diaper that simply won't wait, you damn sure don't have any business changing it in an area where the public eats.
Anyway, if you were the employee at Sweet CeCe's, what would you have done? I think I would have done the same thing, though perhaps leaving out any reference to specific genitalia. And if I'd been the mom, I would have been horrified that I was committing such a terrible faux pas. It's not quite like setting up a potty chair in the middle of a restaurant, but it's still quite unsanitary, not to mention unappetizing.
So next time you hear some kid wailing at the top of its lungs, just know that it could be worse.
Askinosie will be conducting two very different chocolate tastings in the new private dining space at Miel, The Barn. The attractive interior features barnwood, planked walnut tables and burlap, and seats up to 30 guests. It should make a great venue for the events.
The first tasting is on Friday night, March 29, from 7 to 9 p.m. Miel bartender Adrien Matthews (ex-of tayst and one of my personal favorites) will be pairing chocolates with beer, wine and spirits. The event is $55 per person plus tax and gratuity, but I doubt you'll go home hungry.
To recover on Saturday morning, March 30, you can return from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. for coffee pairings by Dose Coffee and Tea. They'll be emphasizing the fruity and nutty components of both coffee and chocolate in what should prove to be a delicious caffeine-laden brunch. The fare is $40 per person plus tax and gratuity.
Seating is limited, so call (615) 298-3663 to purchase your tickets.
You may not have noticed last week thanks to the continued volume of restaurant news that continues to flow from my keyboard, but I was on spring break in Blue Mountain Beach in Florida all last week. Since it was the first week of Metro schools' 14-day break, we recognized plenty of license plates and the reservation lists were full of 615 area code cellphone numbers. We ate at many of the most popular places along 30A, and really didn't have any bad dining experiences, so I thought it would be appropriate to share our tips for eating (mostly) on the cheap on the Panhandle.
First of all, if you're crowd-averse, stay the hell away from Watercolor and Seaside. These two Truman Show-esque resorts are packed with multitudes of people with more money than you riding around in golf carts and on rental bicycles as the coltish teenage girls begin their complicated courtship dances with Bieber-do bedecked boys which will not culminate until after their mutual graduations from Auburn. These groups of percolating hormones tend to move in packs and will usually congregate on the main drag between Pickle's Beachside Grill and the new row of permanent food trucks housed in precious little Airstream trailers. Just work your way through these entangled masses either on foot, by bike or by car, and they probably won't bother you.
Easter Eggs
The tradition of having eggs in the spring pre-dates Christianity quite a bit. Ancient history indicates that eggs have long been a symbol of rebirth or new life and, as with many fun pagan traditions, Christians decided to adopt the egg as a symbol of the resurrection. Some religions long ago forbade the consumption of eggs during Lent, so they were boiled for preservation, decorated, and celebrated at Easter (the end of the Lenten season).
The Easter Bunny (and its treats)
The Easter Bunny was originally a hare (there's a difference!). Though the bunny rabbit and hare are both symbols of fertility, it was the hare that was linked to Easter due to an ancient theory that hares were hermaphrodites capable of virgin births. Europeans started the tradition of a hare that brings colored eggs to good boys and girls, leaving the gifts in "nests" made from their caps and bonnets. Eventually, the tradition switched to nests in baskets appropriate to use for Easter egg hunting (this is why we put plastic grass in our baskets). There's a bit more to this, but I already wasted too much time falling down the rabbit hole (hurr hurr) of Wikipedia.
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- Profit before tax reaches 5.4 Million Euros
- First half financial year 2009: worldwide deliveries decrease by 37%
- Italy resists weakness of other key European Markets
- China with growing sales
- Maintenance of long-term strategy and investments
After several consecutive record years, Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A. reports a decrease in worldwide sales for the first six months of the financial year 2009 (which ends 31/12/2009). In spite of the massive economic downturn in Lamborghini´s major markets the company is still among the few car companies maintaining overall profitability.
In the first six months of 2009, turnover reached 156.9 Million Euros, with a decrease of 43.4% compared to the same period of 2008 (277.4 Million Euros). Pre-tax profit was 5.4 Million Euros in comparison to 35.0 Million Euros in the first six months of 2008.
In terms of sales, the company delivered 825 cars: a reduction of 37% compared to the same period of 2008 with sales of 1.309 cars. As expected, the markets showing the sharpest decline are those economies worst hit by the deep worldwide recession. Consequently, Lamborghini sales volumes saw the most substantial downturn in the USA, falling by 52% from 431 to 207 units sold.
Some markets' sales figures however, counteract the trend. In Europe, the second largest market, Italy, accounted for 122 units, nearly on a par with the first six months' performance of 2008 when 130 Lamborghini cars were sold.
Switzerland maintained stability with 49 units sold, compared with 51 units in 2008. The same holds true for France with 37 units sold (43 in the first half of 2008).
Beyond Europe, there are clear signs of sales stability in the Middle East, which presently is the fourth largest market in the world for Lamborghini (61 units sold against 79 in the first half of 2008) and in China, which has
achieved a sales growth of 32% (29 units sold in the first half of 2009 against 22 in the first six months of 2008). Some major European markets showed decreases: Germany down 52.0%, and the UK down 46.6%.
The President and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini, Stephan Winkelmann, commented, "As was expected, we are not immune to the global recession. However, I am certain that Lamborghini's strong global presence and brand appeal, which remains unaffected, will enable us to steer the company through challenging times to achieve new strengths. Our business strategy continues to be driven by two fundamental principles that allow us to react to the present economic situation and preserve the success of our brand. Firstly, we will maintain the profitability of the company, a target confirmed by the
results of the first six months of 2009. Secondly we continue our investment into the future with product technology and innovation alongside a firm ecological stance."
Lamborghini remains with its long-term strategy, with a commitment to announcing at least one new product each year.
The latest examples of this confidence are the launch of the new Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4 Spyder, the Murciélago LP 670-4 SuperVeloce, and the new Gallardo LP 550-2 Valentino Balboni: the first rear wheel drive Gallardo, celebrating the famous Lamborghini test driver, Valentino Balboni.
Investments into R&D and into reduction of CO2 emissions will continue as planned, resulting in continuing technology and product innovation. The company has recently announced its intention to complete its program of environmental sustainability in record time by presenting new plans which will enable Lamborghini to:
- achieve a 30% reduction, by the year 2010, in the CO2 emissions produced by its factory
- achieve a 35% reduction, by the year 2015, in the CO2 emissions produced by its vehicles
Lamborghini will commit 35 million Euros over the next five years for this purpose.
For the full year 2009, the company is not giving a definitive business forecast due to continuing market instabilities. However, Lamborghini is confident of also attaining a full year profit, thus remaining one of the few profitable companies in the industry.
The Huracan Spyder hasn't been unveiled yet, but what could she look like with the new DMC Affari kit on her
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DMC shows complete aerodynamic kit Affari for the Huracan
German exotic car tuner DMC is the first to show a finished aerodynamic kit for the new Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4, the DMC Affari Stage 1.
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Aventador-V Zaragoza by Vorsteiner
Very special, limited edition tuning parts from Vorsteiner Nero for the Lamborghini Aventador V12 flagship model with an amazing rear wing design.
(added on November 21. 2014)
Lamborghini Asterion with LB Performance wide body kit
Now this might only be a render, and the Asterion was a one-off concept car, but just imagine what LB Performance could create on this hybrid
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The Super Trofeo world final in Sepang will host 42 cars.
A record number of 42 Lamborghini will participate in the Super Trofeo 2014 World Final in Sepang, Malaysia
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A vivid re-enactment of life in a Moravian village towards the end of the last war. The cynicism of the story effectively conveys the sardonic humour of the villagers' efforts to protect their farms and valuables from the retreating Germans and the Russian liberators. The director has told the story through the eyes and emotions of a twelve-year-old boy, whose symbols of the goodness of life are his mother, his cream-coloured horse, and a host of puppies.
Lyrical, at times surrealist, the time sequences are confused as the boy's daydreams mingle with his actual experiences. The film is punctuated by a series of haunting images as we watch with his eyes the passing of the troops through the village. While his elders succeed in retreating, the boy becomes directly involved. When all values disintegrate, only he maintains a rational view of life, so that even liberation becomes a hollow triumph.
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One of last weekend's NFL Wild Card games was just that — wild. Tim Tebow and his Broncos teammates shocked the Pittsburgh Steelers 11 seconds into the overtime period. On the first play from scrimmage in the extra period, Tebow connected with Demaryius Thomas on an 80-yard touchdown pass and defeated the Steelers 29-23. The win was the fourth overtime victory for Tebow and the Broncos this season.
Their win earned them a trip to New England this Saturday, Jan. 14, to battle the Patriots. Now, the question is, can Tebow's magic continue? I'm saying the rabbit has left the hat for the Broncos, and the Patriots will make them disappear.
The Patriots have had an extra week of rest and are much healthier going into this game than the Steelers were last Sunday. Patriots quarterback Tom Brady will be playing on two healthy ankles and won't be a sitting duck for the Broncos' defense. I look for the Patriots to end Tebow's storybook season and send the Broncos back to Mile High Stadium on a low. I'm predicting a Patriots win over the Broncos 38-17.
The other game this Saturday, Jan. 14, features a pair of teams with identical 13-3 regular-season records butting heads. The New Orleans Saints will be in San Francisco. The Saints destroyed the Detroit Lions in the Wild Card game 45-28.
I don't think they'll have that easy of a time against the 49ers, but I do believe Drew Brees and his Saints will continue their march through the playoffs. I'm predicting a 10-point win for the Saints, 41-31.
The Green Bay Packers (15-1) host the New York Giants (9-7) Sunday, Jan. 15. The Packers were resting last week while the Giants were eliminating the Falcons 24-2.
It should be a good match-up between Eli Manning and Aaron Rodgers. Both quarterbacks are capable of putting up big numbers. These two teams should easily combine for 80 or more points. I'm predicting a home win for the Pack, 49-42.
The other Sunday, Jan. 15, game is in Baltimore. The Ravens host the visiting Texans. The Texans are coming off an impressive Wild Card win over the Bengals, 31-10. The Ravens used the week to rest up and heal some wounds.
They should be back at full strength and ready to go against the Texans. I'm taking the Ravens at home by a touchdown, 28-21.
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I had already made this dress in some casual blue fabric and wanted to make another one to go out on my birthday. I adjusted the back pattern so that the wrap back hung out a bit more but this meant i had to add some ties at the top so i wasn't constantly tugging the shoulders up all night. I also accidently snipped a big hole in the front and so had to shorten it quite a bit more than i wnated to… hence the jeans underneath.
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Delicious!! I used a bare amount of curry paste but otherwise followed directions and was quite pleased with results.people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an account
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Hi Bluemoondownunder!! I always read the new recipes that are posted each day. When I read this I had to try it. I was wanting to make something with ground lamb and there this was. I didn't have a leek and like you I don't like my food too spicy hot, so no chili paste. But otherwise followed the recipe exactly. Delicious. I actually haven't made it into pasties yet, which I was wanting to do with the lamb. But I got tired, so simply cooked up some lentils, served the lamb over the lentils with coriander, lemon juice and yogurt. I had a smiles a mile wide. My DH enjoyed it pretty well, but he isn't really into sweet and savory spices mixed together...I'm slowly training him. He's a midwest US meat and potato guy and he's learning, because if he wants to eat he eats what I eat and I'm getting more adventuresome as time goes by. Thank you for a lovely treat. I think I'll try to get the meat into those pasties tomorrow. Judy in WApeople found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an account
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I took this shot in Vourvourou (Greek: Βουρβουρού) at Karidi Beach, which is without a doubt one of my favorite places in Sithonia. Vourvourou is located at a 120 kilometers distance from Thessaloniki on the eastern coast of the Sithonia peninsula. Vourvourou and particularly Karidi Beach are known for their exceptional natural beauty, small rocky islands, pine tree forests and the aquamarine sea. Since Karidi Beach is a relatively small beach it can become very crowded in July and August. But the beauty of the area makes it all worthwhile and rewards you with great photo opportunities.
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LeeLoo (0) 2008-10-13 12:01
Dear Natasha Riha!
Amazing landscape.
Excellent seascape.
Wonderful light and bright.
Good colors.
ines8 (6094) 2008-10-13 12:10
Beautiful picture, wonderful colours!
Best regards,
grux (135) 2008-10-13 12:56
Hello Natacha,
What a beautiful picture !
The composition is great.
After this picture, how can I go back to work ? I want to go back to the sea and beachs !
Best Regards
steliosk (4802) 2008-10-13 14:03
arketa omorfh kai auth, Good job Natasa
to color manipulation einai poly omorfo kai swsto, diakrinw kai ena HDR effect?
wishlist (4133) 2008-10-13 14:46
Hi Natasha,
this is a very beautiful work, full of life thanks to the bright and vibrant colours. You've composed the shot very well with the vegetation in the fg adding depth to the stunning view; also the contrast between green and blue is very nice to look at. I like it.
Thanks for sharing it and regards,
bema (26293) 2008-10-14 0:05
Hallo Natasha,
ein schönes Bild, dass Sehnsüchte nach dem vergangenen (und in unseren Breiten nicht besonders tollen) Sommer weckt, herrliche Farben und ein tolles Arrangement, mein Kompliment..
Gruß Bernd (back again..)
athanvas (2369) 2008-10-14 5:53
Geia sou Natasha!
Omorfi eikona mas dinei ena entyposiako topio,apotypomeno yperoxa apo to fako sou.
Nasai kala,BASILIS
JorgeCK (2620) 2008-10-14 8:54
Hi Natasha,
Incredible seascape, stunning blue colors. The composition is excellent. The trees in the foreground creates a nice sense of depth.
Thank You Sharing
jasmin52 (106) 2008-10-15 14:05
Hallo Natasha,
ein wunderbares Foto. Es fängt die Sommerstimmung exellent ein. Gute Farben und sehr stimmungsvoll. Gratuliere.
Burberry1 (6041) 2008-10-16 8:46
Excellent cadrage full of great details and very well composed.
My compliments, Agnieszka
jimkilgallon (0) 2008-10-16 23:28
Hey Natasha
Greece has some beautiful blue waters as proven here in this capture. The tree is very well positioned to give the image depth while the shoreline to the left is impressive. You produced very natural and sublime colours here and you managed well with the bright sunlight. Excellent presentation.
dta (64906) 2008-10-17 9:47
Hello Natasha ,
A perfect view of a nice place of wild nature . The framing is excellent , and the colors , very natural .
hispic (9619) 2008-10-20 2:43
Hello Natasha,
Various colors of the sea is really beautiful, Green leaves in the foreground make the sea stand out more. The radius of usm on the leaves seems to be larger a little, though it may be my mistake. However this is a very pleasant shot. I like this a lot.
Best wishes, Hisashi
AlvaroGuijarro (288) 2008-10-21 2:19
Un color magnífico. Has escogido un día de los más transparentes, la atmósfera es cristalina, y la nitidez del horizonte enorme. Se puede ver unas montañas que deben estar muy lejos.
Una foto muy hermosa, y llena de movimiento y vida: el viento hace su papel
(sorry, my english is bad)
molla (7127) 2008-10-21 11:45
hejsan Natasha,
it's just so Mediterranean, the colors, the scrub and the pine succesful with a good comp, and a foreground where you almost could smell the thyme.
good work
cheers Anders
totoamoto (2519) 2008-10-23 1:11
Salut Natasha
On dirait la Corse, la mer bleu, le maquis.. Ici aussi cela donne envie de se baigner..
Pas évident de prendre ces arbustes en photos, souvent trop sombres, ici c'est parfait.
bakes888 (18499) 2008-10-26 20:31
Hi Natasha. I can see why its your favorite, just beautiful! Beautifully captured also. Wonderful colours and well balanced composition with good depth. Thanks for sharing.
Have a good week, Paul.
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Amy Rosen reporting in with more from the World Economic Forum. Check in with us each day to hear more from Amy about what's happening in Davos.
I'm sitting here in one of the first major session of WEF 2011, The Future of Employment (to be broadcast on CNBC under the tite "The West Isn't Working") where Maria Bartiromo has framed the debate with two questions. First, whether the west can maintain its superpower status with the potential of job growth occurring only in the east. West vs. east is clearly the theme with the participants, leading journalists, government advisors and business leaders taking their predictable sides. Most have quickly come to the conclusion that it isn't about either/or and it never has been. It's about doing what's necessary to create jobs worldwide and make sure the respective work forces have the skills to fill those jobs.
I can't help thinking about howthe top 10 in-demand jobs in 2010 did not exist six years ago. That is as good as any explanation as to why even with such high unemployment companies like Siemens have 12,000 vacancies. We are not arming the workforce with the skills and knowledge needed to support economic growth because we are not educating our students to meet the demands of a 21st century economy. As Bill Gates said, "Training the workforce of tomorrow with today's high schools is like trying to teach kids about today's computers on a 50-year-old mainframe."
The discussion has quickly moved to the second issue being posed today relating to the US education system and its shortcomings in preparing students for today's jobs. On this topic, there is near universal agreement, the K-12 system is where the problem lies. Lauran Tyson calls for mandatory college education; Arriana Huffington astutely observes that the key ingredient here is teachers and without the power to fire bad teachers we are doomed. University of Pennsylvania President Amy Gutmann echoes President Obama's State of the Union address calling for the elevation of the status of teaching and the adequate compensation that would accompany that so we can attract the best and the brightest to choose this honorable profession and also reminds us as the President did that our immigration policies


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Signs your child may have a learning disability
Updated On: Sep 04 2013 09:24:44 AM CDT
As children start to grow and develop, and especially when they start school, there are signs that might point to a learning disability.
Here are some signs that could potentially signal that your child has a learning disability:
Family history and genetics: If one of the child's parents has a learning disability, you should monitor your child for similar disabilities. Also, if the child has any physical or neurological disabilities he or she should also be monitored for learning disabilities.
Developmental delays: If your child has developmental delays in his or her gross motor or fine motor skills, as well as any delays in his or her cognitive skills, you should watch for any additional learning disabilities.
Concern during wellness visits: Your child's pediatrician will monitor his or her development and cognitive functioning during checkups throughout his or her childhood. If your doctor has any concerns he or she may refer your child to a specialist for evaluation.
Struggles at school: As your child starts school signs of learning disabilities may present themselves. Watch to see if your child has a hard time grasping basic skills, or if he or she is behind where they should be for their age and level. Watch to see if your child struggles with writing, letters and sounds; can't understand the concept of numbers; struggles to follow directions or pay attention; struggles to communicate; has a poor memory; struggles to repeat or copy information.
If you suspect your child has a learning disability you should consult his or her teacher and pediatrician.
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