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Brandon Ashley's career-high 21 points lead No. 2 Arizona Wildcats to win
Associated Press | November 14, 2014 8:20 pmBrandon Ashley scored a career-high 21 points in his return to the lineup, and No. 2 Arizona shook off a shaky start to beat Mount St. Mary's.
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Shane Dale | November 14, 2014 8:11 pmThe No. 2 Arizona Wildcats began their 2014-15 season the same way they played throughout 2013-14.
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Attaching wood corbels to tile......
I have two corbels for either side of my exhaust hood in my kitchen. I also have a tile backsplash.
The corbels are wood and have "key slot's" recessed on the back for hanging BUT I can not use screws to attach, I need to use some adhesive.
I was told they could be glued up, but not sure what I can use.
Any advise?
They look something like this:
Why can't you use screws, drill through the tile, how heavy are they and are they supporting anything?, maybe an epoxy or good construction adhesive, not sure.
I would not be able to get them flush up against the hood.
The hood is in place, the corbels have key slots for the screws. I would need to get the corbel higher then the hood and slide it down, cant do that.
I was told a heavy duty construction adhesive. No, they are not supporting anything.
If the corbells ar strictly for decoration use 100% silicone. Push them in place and hold them there with sticks and tape until the silicone dries.:thumbsup:
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WEATHER BLOG: A Nice Taste Of Spring
We've had a good deal of sunshine Sunday afternoon, however cooler with a brisk wind compared to what we experienced Saturday.
WEATHER BLOG: Cold Days Ahead
The afternoon will be windy and cold with sunshine at times.
WEATHER BLOG: Storm Moves Out, Leaves Ice Behind
Our latest storm system is finally moving out of the region and taking its precipitation with it, but leaving behind icy roadways, bridges, sidewalks, power-lines and trees.
WEATHER BLOG: Snowfall Recap
For many of the mid-Atlantic states, especially Maryland, Delaware and northern Va., Tuesday marked our second disruptive snowfall in just three days.
WEATHER BLOG: Nice for Now
There is sunshine with most temperatures in the lower or middle 60s.
WEATHER BLOG: Clear Skies
High pressure building in from the southwest will be the major weather player for the next 24-36 hours.
WEATHER BLOG: Sunshine Followed By A Cool-Down Mid-Week
A cold front has brought very little rain to the region today with more in the way of cloud cover.
WEATHER BLOG: Counting On Sunshine
With high pressure we should expect breaks in clouds Friday afternoon and winds to pick up Saturday. Sunday may have clouds but also sunshine.
WEATHER BLOG: Plenty Of Sunshine
Our current surface map shows a ridge of high pressure over the mid-Atlantic and northeastern states providing us with plenty of sunshine and refreshing northeasterly flow.
WEATHER BLOG: September Saturday
Temperatures are back on the uptick Saturday and a milder night ahead of the front that crosses the area from north to south Sunday midday.
WEATHER BLOG: First Day Of School
The pleasant weather with ample sunshine and low humidity will yield to increased humidity and higher chances for thunderstorms this week.
WEATHER BLOG: Summer Returns
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Lifting or easing the embargo will strengthen the Castros' power. No economic benefit justifies the absence of democracy. Lifting the embargo would allow the Cuban government to apply for credit at US banks, and would make it legal for US citizens to visit Cuba as tourists.
HAVANA, Cuba- In the last week, various opinions have circulating about a letter sent to the president of the US, signed by US and Cuban-American intellectuals and political personalities asking for further easing of the embargo. Debating opinions sparked following the publication of the letter shows at once the relevance of relations between both governments in an eventual political transition in Cuba and the complexity derived from the many facets of a too long-drawn-out dispute.
So far, it is not known what strategy would take place in "drawing near" to the regime which would lead to an effective advance in human rights and democracy on the Island. The extreme positions have tinged a controversy which –judging by the signals stemming from it- will probably settle between the Cuban exile community's economic power interested in investing in Cuba, some US political sectors and the political power of the Cuban regime. And what role do the common Cubans play in all this? That of passive recipients, the same as in the last 55 years.
It is undeniable that, under conditions of absolute power, the lifting or easing of the embargo will reflect its full benefit in favor of the consolidation of power of the Castros and their elite. However, does this mean that the embargo, or -as some sectors propose- its intensification, will be positive for the present and future of Cubans? At a time when the Cuban government is in desperate need of foreign investment capital, wouldn't it be possible for those participating in the dialogue to establish a rational agenda to foster an evolution to a multilateral political and inclusive scenario for Cubans? Continue reading


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So because Romney didn't win by a landslide as you predicted,
Obama is my Mesiah? How does that work?
YOU predict a landslide. YOU are grossly wrong. So I, a libertarian, like Obama?
Looking for a string of logic here. Or are you just being sulky and pouty?
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Video is now available from our recent event, World-Class Academic Standards for Ohio, which was held October 5 in Columbus, Ohio.
What do state and national experts make of the "Common Core" standards effort??? How can states go about crafting top-flight standards??? How will the Buckeye State respond to the Common Core effort and a recent legislative mandate to upgrade its standards? ??Click on the links below to find out.
Opening Speaker:
Why World-Class Standards?
David Driscoll, former Massachusetts Commissioner of Education
Gene Wilhoit, Council of Chief State School Officers
Chester E. Finn, Jr., Thomas B. Fordham Institute, moderator
Highlighting the Efforts of Top Performing States??
Stan Jones, former Indiana Commissioner for Higher Education
Sue Pimentel, StandardsWork
Bruno Manno, Annie E. Casey Foundation, moderator
Moving Forward in Ohio
Deborah Delisle, Ohio Department of Education
The Thomas B. Fordham Foundation is a charter-school authorizer in our home state of Ohio and we currently oversee six schools in Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, and Springfield.??In the Buckeye State, academic performance of schools is gauged by both student proficiency rates and progress (using a "value-added " measure).??Schools are expected to help students make one year or more of academic progress annually and are given a value-added ranking of "below," "met," or "above" corresponding with how much growth their students made. We're proud of the academic progress our schools made last year compared to their district and charter peers. The following chart shows the percent of students in schools by "value-added" rating for Fordham-authorized schools, the home districts in which they are located, and charter schools in the state's eight major urban areas.
Percent of Students in Fordham-authorized Schools, Home Districts, and "Big 8" Charter Schools by Value-Added Rating, 2008-09
Source: Ohio Department of Education interactive Local Report Card
The question of whether schools and districts should play a role in battling childhood obesity has been prevalent in the news lately. Last week, the New York Times highlighted new citywide regulations on baked goods (among the strictest in the nation, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) and yesterday, it ran an article on new regulations for vending machines in schools. A new report from the CDC indicates that in 2008, fewer schools sold soda or sugary fruit drinks or sold candy and "fatty" snacks than in 2006, suggesting that significant headway is being made in the childhood obesity battle (especially by states like Mississippi and Tennessee).
And on the flipside, Core Knowledge posted an interesting blog about a mother in upstate New York who is fighting a school policy that actually prohibits her son from riding his bike to and from school.
The New York Times article also makes a point that's worth noting - there's a correlation between student health and performance on standardized tests.?? Since schools and states are the ones being held accountable for student performance, will more of them start regulating things that affect student learning conditions?
In the Buckeye State, the answer is - not yet. Ohio has yet to join the ranks of states that have implemented regulations on bake sales and vending machines, passed laws requiring children to be weighed in schools, or set healthier standards for school lunches than federal...
Ohio is on board with the NGA/CCSSO Common Core State Standards Initiative, ostensibly agreeing to adopt 85 percent of the standards that result from the effort.???? But in remarks to the Columbus Dispatch yesterday following our academic standards conference, a state education department staffer explained why that won't actually happen:
Along with 47 other states, Ohio has helped write a set of common standards that are research-based and benchmarked to top performing countries, and could be adopted anywhere in the nation. But the state won't use those, instead revamping its existing standards, Associate Superintendent Stan Heffner said.
The common standards won't be finalized until January and, by law, Ohio must adopt new ones for English, math, science and social studies by June 30. It's not enough time, Heffner said, and they'll be too different from the academic content the state currently believes is important.
What's the Buckeye State to do????? Should the state board of education risk non-compliance with state law and wait for the Common Core work to be finished????? Should state lawmakers revisit the law and extend the deadline for updating the standards????? Are other states in similar predicaments????? If so, what becomes of the Common Core Initiative?...
An opinion piece in yesterday's Wall Street Journal is encouragement to anyone who bemoans the tendency of teachers unions to thwart reform efforts.?? "How Teachers Unions Lost the Media" points out that teachers unions increasingly have been scrutinized by the press, even targeted by "liberal" papers like the New York Times. The evidence of this media shift lies not just in the name-calling ("indefensible," "barriers" etc.) of certain union practices??but in the fact that many outlets have stood up for controversial figures like Michelle Rhee and have profiled the successes our nation's most impressive charter school networks.
All of this is fantastic news for national reform efforts ??- ??not necessarily that teachers unions are portrayed as slow-moving, stale and/or self-interested - but that entrepreneurial leaders, charter groups, etc. are getting some spotlight and praise.
However, it's hard to stay elated here in Ohio. Not only are there relatively few such leaders and groups to spotlight, but most of our media (and the general public) are not so forward-thinking?? as to paint them in a positive light. Teachers unions in the Buckeye State are robust, and nestled comfortably in the pockets of most Democratic leaders (including the governor). We are the state whose attorney general sued to shut down charter schools ??and whose governor tried to kill off the charter sector in his first biennial budget, then attempted to cripple it in the next.
Achieving a real policy shift in the education reform debate...
Ohio has been handed a bucket of lemons when it comes to the economy and its impact on the state's finances. But, state leaders have the opportunity to make lemonade if they work together around education in the coming weeks.
During the recent budget go-around the governor and House Democrats did all they could to strangle charter schools of funding. Senate Republicans rallied and managed to keep charter funding intact. As a result, the Buckeye State's 330 plus charter schools and their 85,000 students were set to receive the same basic level of funding as in past years.????
Then, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled against the governor's plan to generate revenue from slot machines, blowing an $850 million hole in the state's budget. Without new revenues, education funding is on the chopping block. The state has warned schools that they face a 10 percent reduction this year and 15 percent next year. To avoid these cuts, Governor Strickland has proposed suspending a 4.2 percent income-tax cut that took effect at the start of the year.
Funding cuts of 10 to 15 percent would be catastrophic for urban school districts that receive more than half of their revenue from the state. In contrast, suburban schools receive closer to 20 percent of their funding from the state and the rest from local taxpayers so the state cuts won't be as painful for them. But, in this context, pain is a relative term.
For charters, however,...
Check out this week's Ohio Education Gadfly to read about our upcoming conference, "World-Class Standards in Ohio." We're excited to welcome an impressive lineup of education experts and state leaders, who will discuss Ohio-specific standards issues (timely, since the state is mandated to revise its academic standards by 2010) as well as examine high-performing states and the national ("common") standards movement. Terry is spot on when he says "Ohio, and indeed the country, is at a pivotal moment in the development of standards-based education."
Next, Jamie brings us an informative piece exploring education tax credits (and deductions) and their potential to raise (private) money for education in Ohio. Given Ohio's gaping budget hole, might Ohioans consider this vehicle for school choice?
Also featured in the Ohio Education Gadfly is a video by Mike and Eric in which Ohio Rep. Lynn Wachtmann discusses the current crisis facing Ohio's pension systems. Finally, it wraps up with Flypaper's Finest, and timely recommended readings from Eric, Kalli, and Emmy....
Yesterday in his column, Jay Mathews asks a question that plagues many of us:
"How do parents evaluate the schools their children may attend and escape the heartbreak of buying a great house that turns out to be in the attendance zone of a flawed school?"
Mathews proceeds to list "10 Ways to Pick the Right School," - suggestions like do your research, visit the school, check performance data, etc. But at least one resident of Columbus, Ohio, has come up with his own solution to avoid putting his kids in low-performing schools-- buy a $1 million dollar home in the city, rent a small apartment in a neighboring excellent school district and send your kids there, then sue the school district and the state superintendent when they try to stop you.
You probably remember the debate (over a year ago) between two competing education circles, the Broader, Bolder group and the Education Equality Project, as well as the mountains of press when Arne Duncan signed onto both of their manifestos. (Read Checker's comments and Diane Ravitch's response for a refresher on the crux of the debate. Heavy stuff.)
To those in the Education Equality camp, the Broader, Bolder's focus on the fact that "multitudes of children are growing up in circumstances that hinder their educational achievement," represented a distraction away from holding schools and teachers accountable. Their calls for a "broader partnership and a sturdier bridge across schools, public health, and social services" were, for many of us, just too broad (and expensive). In contrast, Education Equality's get-tough-on-schools mentality was more arguably more doable - focusing on reforms to improve schools, rather than attempting to combat poverty and social problems outside of the school system.
But how does one reconcile this divide when it comes to incidents of student violence?
Recently, a 15 year old girl from West Chester, Ohio was stabbed to death during a brawl outside her home, a reminder that violence doesn't??stop at the borders of America's inner cities. Last week, the NYTimes reported on a stabbing death of a boy at a South Florida High School. And the Chicago Public School's anti-violence plan, which got press late this summer, is back in the news...
Inspired by the "Graph of the Week" offered up by our friends at the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Ohio , we'll be rolling out regular graphics on Flypaper to illustrate interesting trends and facts about public education, especially as they relate to Fordham's home state of Ohio. Today's chart highlights the disparity in student achievement depending on what measure is being used and who is doing the reporting (for more, check out The Accountability Illusion ).
Grade Inflation - Ohio Achievement Test (OAT) vs. NAEP Results,
According to the Ohio Achievement Tests, 73 percent of Buckeye State eighth graders and 75 percent of fourth graders are proficient in math.?? But according to the "gold standard" National Assessment of Educational Progress, just 35 and 46 percent of students are proficient respectively.?? The same is true in reading.
The??disparity in this data??clearly??shows the??need for??better aligned assessment measures.


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Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your 100 Floors question for iPhone - iPod and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
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- Genre: Adventure General
- Release Date: May 4, 2012
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Answer from: Linkinforever
Drag bricks from other behind the wall and dray them so they fit in the space and make a perfect square
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But how do you drag them?
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You can't drag them. If you move your phone around in a clockwise motion more pieces appear. You then have to keep it still until the pieces form a square.
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The chrysoberyl tends to spawn in or under the ground 99% of time. They show up on the mining tracker but when I go to a spot with my miner they aren't there and can't interact with them making the quest impossible to complete most of the time.
I find it hard to believe noone else finds this bug annoying
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I've seen that a few times but usually I can find it to gather and complete the quest.
Definitely annoying, and what's surprising is there aren't more threads about this; this was the only mention I could find of it as a bug. I can confirm that they are indeed pushed under the terrain, as I went to a spot where there was one on my minimap, and sure enough, I could barely see the sparkles coming through the ground.
The fact that people can usually find one other one not underground is most likely the reason no-one is bothering to post about it. I'm pretty sure I put in a bug report myself, but that was ages ago and in-game if I did.
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This bug is still a problem. I'm a miner, I can see Chrysoberyl Outcropping nodes as yellow dots on my map. Unfortunately, 3/4 of them are under the terrain, unclickable.
Please put the Chrysoberyl Outcropping above the terrain, so we can click on them!
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Please fix this bug! The Uncut Chrysoberyl for the quest "A Gift for Tina" is spawning in the ground and walls out of reach (4 of the 5 available). Every time I get this quest, it takes well over 30 minutes to wait for the only one that doesn't spawn in the ground to appear. Compound that with tons of other people doing the same quest and it's completely no fun at all.
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Yes — please fix this. It's still a problem. :-/
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Still bugged, could only find one and its underground :( abandoned quest
There are several that spawn in, each in a different place. :) Wait until they respawn and you should be good to go.
This is extremely frustrating. I've been fighting off vermin for over an hour, waiting for this f^&*ing spawn. FIX THIS!
Okay, so Chrysoberyl spawns on left rim of virmen cave at 39:20. Just look for the very slight sparkle (it almost matches it's surroundings). The chryso doesn't show, but if you move around a bit, you're mining 'gear' will finally light up.
I am on the quest that people before me are complaining about, and I can see why. I have been in and out of that cave several times and it flashes little sparkles but you can not get the thing to appear so you can collect it. This is very annoying, when you quest, you don't want to do it a hundred times, and still not be able to finish because of a glitch in the game.
Does Anyone at WOW hear us ?????
Not all of us are miners, so we just see a little sparkle, you know it's there, but why can't we get it.
Not all of us are miners, so we just see a little sparkle, you know it's there, but why can't we get it.
Mining has nothing to do with it. This character isn't a miner either and I've never been unable to complete this quest.
The Gem spawns in at multiple locations, both inside and outside of all three caves. There can be more than one up at once. You just need to go find it. I've never, ever abandoned this quest and even if one of the crystals is stuck underground, there is always another one elsewhere you can get if you bother to look.
The crystal can be blue, pinkish, purple and/or white. Look at the very backs of the caves and I know there's one that spawns in behind the Virmen Matriarch boss.
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Necroing this thread just so it's more obvious how long it has been an issue. I found the same thing again today in the cave of Springtail Crag @ coords 39.09/19.55.
I, and several others I know of for a fact, have been reporting this issue through the bug reports since the MoP beta launched. Even though I know it has been reported numerous times, it is still spawning inside the rock where it cannot be looted.
There are enough other spots that it spawns so completing the quest is not all that hard but c'mon. We can't get this (and the one other spot I can't remember the coords to) fixed after almost two years?
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Also experiencing this right now.
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Slowly but surely, I'm reconnecting with my former Toronto friends and/or acquaintances. The other night, for instance, I got together with my long-distance nemesis and occasional script collaborator Tara Yelland for dinner at one of my very favorite restaurants: Buca!
Since Tara was working on a production, we ended up sitting down to dinner at a little after 9:00 p.m. – so late that I'm surprised they weren't offering breakfast specials. Okay, granted, many people eat at 9:00 p.m. EST…but they're usually in a different time zone. For her part, Tara (who clearly keeps all sorts of crazy hours) promised that, next time, we would eat earlier so that I could take advantage of the early bird specials.
We perused the menu and Tara informed me that pig's ears and brains were out. Also pancetta and any of the offal dishes. And all the meat dishes.
I completely forgot she was a vegetarian. No wonder we've never gone to dinner before!
In the end, all of the plates we ordered were meatless – and excellent – among them…
This terrific mushroom pizza that Tara liked…except for the mushrooms which she picked off and left on her plate (Come on!!!).
The dinner conversation was our first extended communication that didn't involve email. Over the course of our two hour discussion, I found her endlessly entertaining – but, in the end, surprisingly enigmatic, like the first 50 minutes of an old episode of Murder She Wrote.
She decided to pass on dessert but I convinced her to have a taste of my tiramisu. Apparently, convinced her too well because she almost polished it off all on her own.
The tiramisu proves as hard to crack as my mysterious dining companion.
Despite the absence of meat, a very tasty meal. And terrific night overall – until, I think, I partially separated my shoulder on the walk back to my place. I'm not sure how she did it, but I do hold Tara responsible.
November 2, 2014: Chef Rob Belcham in town! Special dinner at Porzia!
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A couple of days before my departure for Toronto, I received an email from Chef Rob Belcham (formerly of Fuel and Refuel and Fat Dragon, presently of Campagnolo and Campagnolo Roma – all in Vancouver) informing me that he would be in town for a special one-night only dinner at Porzia Restaurant ( 1314 Queen St W.). I immediately booked a table for two and last night was the night.
Chef Belcham was joined by three other chefs (his former cooks) to create the special six course menu…
Snacks: live scallop caviar & cream, soft egg and white soy, horse mortadella, and herring on toast. The clear winner here was the scallop – and fresh and flavorful bite. I'm not a fan of herring but Akemi is, and that particular entry was right up her alley.
Schmaltz Candle: Schmaltz (chicken fat) shaped into a candle and allowed to melt down and mix with what I believe was crisp, seasoned chicken skin (I'm guessing here because our waitress plunked the plates down in front of us without offering an explanation), served with dipping bread. Damn tasty. Akemi and I waited patiently for the candle to render down completely before really digging in – only to have our waitress whisk the plate away, leaving me clutching my unanointed bread.
Squash carpaccio with from age fraiche and smoked chestnut. When I saw this on the menu, I was instantly dubious – but I was pleasantly surprised. Very pleasantly surprised. Believe it or not, this sweet and savory, multi-textured vegetarian entry was my favorite dish of the night.
Chef Rob's albacore tuna with veal bone marrow, capers & parsley. The tuna melted in our mouths. Akemi's sole quibble was the lack of rice which, she felt, would have made the dish perfect!
Dandelion agnolotti with ricotta & parmesan brodo. Delicious, but quite over seasoned.
Veal sweetbreads with shaved shank, walnut tarator, spiced jus. Akemi wasn't a fan of the walnut mousse and I wasn't sold on the shank, but the sweetbreads were perfectly prepared.
Brown butter crepe with pumping maple & mascarpone. To be honest, this one felt like two different desserts – the crepe and the interior cream-stuffed tuile. Both very tasty but a texturally bizarre combo.
A fun outing – and it was great to see Rob. Now, if we can only convince him to open a Campagnolo outpost here in Toronto…
October 19, 2014: Toronto – Day #1!
Posted in Food, Uncategorized on October 19, 2014 | 21 Comments »
Our first night in Toronto was, in a word, "horrible". The bed is too small, it's too hard, and the curtains are insufficient and, in parts, non-existent so that the street lights (and, at approximately 2:30 a.m., the flashing police lights) streaming in to our bedroom made sleep almost impossible. ALMOST impossible because I was so exhausted I could have fallen asleep – if it wasn't for Jelly's crying keeping me up. Eventually, I had to set her down behind the bed to shield from the light so that she eventually dozen off – at just after 3:00 a.m. – only to wake up with the sun. Of course.
Today, we were off in search of tape and black material so that we could create our own blackout curtains. And also some winter coats. And boots. It's cold! 4 degrees celsius/39 fahrenheit. WTF? Toronto was actually warmer than Vancouver – until yesterday when the temperature suddenly dropped to near freezing – coincidentally, on the day of our arrival! The fates continue to conspire against me.
Thanks to everyone that offered advice on dealing with Bubba's separation anxiety. The problem has sort of sorted itself out for the time being. The poor little guy has howled himself hoarse and now just squawks -
On the bright side, a full day in and the eating has been good. For lunch, pork belly buns at Banh Mi Boys -
And then back to Buca for a thank-you dine with Jeff -
Speaking of Jeff who is flying out tomorrow, he dropped by to say goodbye to his flying companion and new best friend -
Heading into the office tomorrow.
Wonder what we're having for lunch…
October 9, 2014: Toronto dining!
Posted in Food on October 9, 2014 | 20 Comments »
"Whatever you do,"said my writing partner, Paul, clearly concerned about my penchant for adventurous eating, "don't order the brains."
"When was the last time you saw brain on a menu?"I scoffed.
And then, there it was, in the appetizer section: lamb brains.
In retrospect, it shouldn't have come as that big of a surprise. After all, we were dining at Buca, my favorite Toronto restaurant, known for its creative offal offerings.
"No innards,"Paul reminded me as a we perused our menus, squinting to make out the tiny print in the darkened room. Finally, I gave up and used the flashlight app on my phone. Yes, I felt old – but not quite so bad as the evening progressed and about a half dozen other diners followed suit. "Just go ahead and order for us,"said Paul, obviously too proud to use the flashlight function on HIS phone.
There were a lot of very intriguing menu options, but many fell foul of the "no innards" edict. Eventually, I decided to split the difference by reading aloud slightly altered versions of the dish descriptions. For instance, the pasta with duck offal ragu became "pasta with duck ragu"! The revised descriptions proved more palatable to my squeamish writing partner.
A couple of the highlights…
The nod ini: warm bread knots with olive oil, rosemary, garlic, and sea salt.
The crispy pig ears. Yeah, yeah, I know, but it's not brains and, technically, not an "innards". It's more of an "outard".
The bianca pizza with gorgonzola and duck eggs.
And various awesome pasta. Love that place.
Then, last night, we met up with Brad Wright for dinner at another Italian restaurant in the neighbourhood. My review: Pizza good, pasta okay, service excellent, slight urine smell. Not sure about that one.
I was walking the neighborhood today, shopping for necessitates – socks, underwear, towels, a soda stream shaped like a penguin – and noticed A LOT of intriguing dining options in the area.
Tonight, it's oysters with the director of our first two episodes and then, tomorrow morning, I'm homeward-bound. And none too soon. Akemi tells me that Jelly has been restless since I left, up and panting through the night, and has taken to following her around.
October 4, 2014: The Farewell Feasts Begin! The Union! Crackle Creme!
Posted in Food, tagged Crackle Creme, The Union, Vancouver Restaurants on October 4, 2014 | 7 Comments »
I'm off to Toronto tomorrow, returning Friday. That gives me eight dinners, roughly fifteen meals (minus the turducken/piecaken extravaganza I have planned for Canadian Thanksgiving next Sunday) to enjoy in Vancouver before I leave it – for seven months!
Last night, Akemi and I got together with our foodie friends, Nicole and Lan, for the first of our many farewell feasts. Rather than visit an old favorite, however, I decided to try somewhere new – The Union in the city's Strathcona district – partly because the menu intrigued, and partly because it's located steps from Crackle Creme and their varied creme brûlées.
The Union is very casual. Menu items range from spicy wings to Singapore Laksa. Perfect for sharing. We ended up ordering – well, a lot. Some of the highlights…
The Cha Ca Hanoi: fresh snapper, market greens, turmeric chill coconut milk, dill, rice vermicelli, nuoc cham, fresh herbs and scallions. So good I had to resist the temptation to drink the sauce.
Sweet & Sour Pork Crepes with marinated pulled pork and spicy pineapple slaw. Akemi loved these so much she couldn't stop talking about them.
Sweet & Sour Fried Fish Banh Mi with spicy sriracha aioli, jalapeños, daikon and carrot pickles, cucumber, and cilantro. This was the first time I've tried a fried fish version of the Vietnamese-style sandwich – and I was completely won over.
In truth, pretty much everything we ate was terrific (crispy pork belly banh mi, Hawk thai chicken wings with sweet and spicy nahm jim glaze, fried pork dumplings with scallion soy dipping sauce) with the exception of the bland Nasi Goreng.
Rather than sample dessert (which I'm sure is excellent), we walked over to Crackle Creme for an assortment of creme brûlées…
Owner Daniel Wong fires 'em up!
Flavors – clockwise from left to right: Madagascar vanilla bean, lemon basil, ferrero richer, black sesame-matcha cheesecake with mango sauce, Guinness-espresso topped with roasted marshmallows.
While I'm away, I'll have to enjoy my Vancouver meals vicariously through this site – my favorite local food blog: http://dennisthefoodie.com
The Union: 219 Union St, Vancouver – 604-568-3230
Crackle Creme: 245 Union St, Vancouver – 778-847-8533
September 6, 2014: Today's Weird Food Purchase of the Day = Wasabi Seaweed Chips!
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Roasted fennel and grape flatbread
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Cream of Celeriac and Jerusalem Artichoke Soup
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Geraniums for winter
Pelargoniums can bring much needed colour through the winter and are invaluable for their beautiful, bold flowers even in the darkest months.
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Gardening with children - choosing the seeds
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Chard and Coconut Soup
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COLLIER COUNTY, Fla. - A judge denied a class action lawsuit against the Charlie Crist for U.S. Senate campaign.
Two Republican donors say they should get their money back, now that Crist is running as an Independent. The donations could total more than $7 million.
Many Republicans at the Collier County headquarters are disappointed with the judge's decision.
"When Charlie Crist became an Independent it changed the game and made a difference to a lot of people who gave their hard-earned dollars in a tight economy to a support a republican," said Republican voter Gary Tincu.
Attorney Tom Grady, who is representing the Republican donors says many judges may try to stay away from such a political hot potato, like this lawsuit. Politicians, once elected appoint judges.
"If I presented this argument to ten different courts, eight or nine would grant motion for certification," said Grady. "This one is being cautious."
The Attorney for the Crist Campaign, Scott Weinstein, says the judge realized this is a small claims matter.
"It's a shame the Ambassador, Mrs. Morton and their counsel have caused the courts to spend taxpayer's money in their attempt to impose their views upon thousands of supporters," said Weinstein in an email to WINK. "Once the Court enters his formal Order, what is left of this case will find itself in the small claims division of the County Court."
But, that's not how some Republicans feel.
"I'm sure there are a lot of disappointed and frustrated people with this decision," said Tincu.
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The political future of Sri Lanka's Tamil minority remains in doubt as the country's politicians jockey for influence and await clearer indications from President Mahinda Rajapaksa. But for displaced Tamil civilians, the more immediate concern is over the fate and whereabouts of loved ones.
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I'm at work today and a co-worker brought in some apple cider (which I love BTW). As soon as I finished drinking a glass of the apple cider one of the ladies walk up to my desk and says that pregnant women should not drink unpasteurized apple cider because it could be harmful to the baby. Now I freaked out. Do you ladies know if this is true or not and has anyone one else drink unpasteurized apple cider during their pregnancy.
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Did You Know? – Best Southpaws In Red Sox History
With the trade of Jon Lester to Oakland this past week, so departs one of the best left-handed starting pitchers in Red Sox team history, with 110 wins, a no-hitter, and two World Series championships to his credit. Among southpaws in team history, his 110 wins is second-most behind the legendary Mel Parnell and his 1386 strikeouts leads all others.
There is no question from anyone who has watched him over his eight-plus seasons with Boston that he has been an invaluable contributor to its recent success and there's a possibility that we have not seen him pitch for the last time in a Red Sox uniform. So how does he compare to others greats who have pitched for this franchise?
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25 November 1998 - Mo Vaughn signs a free agent contract with the Anaheim Angels.
25 November 2002 - Having grown up in the shadows of Fenway Park in Brookline, MA, twenty-eight-year-old Theo Epstein becomes the youngest general manager in Major League Baseball history when the Red Sox select him to replace interim GM Mike Port.
26 November 1975 - Fred Lynn becomes the first ballplayer to win Most Valuable Player honors in the same season that he wins Rookie of the Year. The Red Sox outfielder receives 22 of 24 first-place votes.
28 November 1958 - The Red Sox sign Notre Dame sophomore Carl Yastrzemski to a minor league contract worth $108,000.
28 November 2003 - Boston trades four players, including pitcher Casey Fossum, to Arizona for former Red Sox pitching prospect Curt Schilling.
30 November 1926 - Former skipper Bill Carrigan comes out of retirement at the request of Boston ownership to once again manage the Red Sox. However, after three seasons of futility, Carrigan retires for good in December 1929.
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Lovely evocative poem form sun set to dawn BB : O) (Report) Reply
Nick Jordan.
When the hills swallow up the last of the sun,
And the light of day is almost done,
The moon appears, to fulfil it's duty,
Whilst darkness hides away the hillsides beauty,
After the sun has finally set,
There just remains a silhouette.
A jagged horizon between the sky and trees,
Dancing eloquently in the evening breeze,
The whistle of the wind as it blows through vales,
Finding every crevice across hills and dales.
One by one stars disappear,
As the dark black sky begins to clear,
The constellations fade away,
As night changes shift with the break of day,
The disappearance of Orion, the plough and taurus,
Pale unto insignificance with Dawn's sweet chorus.
The morning sun beams and breathes in colour,
Whilst the moon retreats and hides away as it becomes duller.
And so starts the cycle of another day,
Now that nighttime has faded away.
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