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Looks like I'll be away for 6 months in a couple of months, I need some beer to look forward to when I get back. What do I brew?
I'm already planning on doing a mead, but that's not beer.
Ideas? Barleywine maybe? What kind?
Berliner Weisse, RIS, Wee Heavy
barleywine, Belgian quad, or sour.
Don't overthink it too much. Brew what you like. I recently had a pale, cream, blonde and a porter that I brewed last spring. They all still tasted great!
Although, I'll agree that it's a good time to brew a big beer, since you won't be able to dip into it early
Chimay, Westvleeteren 12 those are beers that will need a long time in the bottle before you can drink them.
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Fancy birthday buffet for 30 people (some food snobs) - help!
Having Birthday buffet for 25 adults, about 8-10 older kids - with a french theme (the honoree lived in France and worked in a French restaurant for 10 years). Food doesn't have to be french, although all the wines i've purchased are really lovely french wines. Many of the invitees are -well, not food snobs exactly - but let's say they know their way around the best restaurants in 30 miles. So far the only thing I have come up with is a salmon platter & baked brie for apps, a Greenberg smoked turkey, mini-quiches and roasted asparagus for the buffet table (and the requisite birthday cake for dessert) . . . . .anyone have any ideas for apps/sides or a main dish for those that don't go for the smoked turkey? any suggestions welcomed!
Would it be feasible to have some cups of homemade French onion soup as a starter, with Gruyere topped croutons? Light, but pretty festive as well. And, this isn't fancy, but a nice pot of boeuf bourgignon or coq au vin served with egg noodles is a litte "haute" but very earthy as well. A nice chunk of country pate with cornichons would be a nice addition to apps and can also fill in as a main supporter.
re: berkleybabe
I like the onion soup idea - and there's a cheese shop fairly nearby that does a nice pate which will save time - thank you for the ideas!
re: KJaser
Tres bien! I read down on your comments and you're BUSY! Costco is your friend for those mini-quiches, they're just great. And a spiral ham from there is delicious - our go-to for holidays, all you need to do is heat and throw glaze on in the last ten minutes. Skip the turkey, in my opinion....and remember, they're coming to see people and have fun, not do an Iron Chef judging on the cuisine.
re: berkleybabe
I'll have to go to Costco - everyone says they're so much better with food than Sam's Club (which, of course, we belong to). Turkey already ordered - but no law against having turkey and ham at the same meal, especially since there are quiches, roasted veggies and what not for the few vegetarians! thanks!
re: KJaser
`Costco is light years ahead of Sams on quality, selection, everything. AND Costco is clean.
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You know what... I'd slice the turkey in thin slices, the ham will already be sliced, lay them on a platter and have a bunch of good baguettes, some whole, some sliced in chunks and halved --have good Dijon mustard, mayo, some kind of plum or apricot jam as condiments maybe, a couple bunch of radishes with tops for garnish for the platter. Voila -- sandwich de jambon. Easy and it'll be really pretty too. Plus the leftovers will freeze beautifully.
re: berkleybabe
Plus get a couple of good chunks of cheese, esp. blue, brie and maybe Jarlsberg, surround with a big bunch of grapes and put next to the pate, and throw a baguette next to this. Always goes over well.
How about a lovely Duck/goose/chicken Liver pate served with toast points and cornichons? That screams french to me and it is surprisingly simple to make.
My first thought was thinking of 30 people for dinner/party - you need do ahead things.
Duck rillette (or pork) - so tasty, very french (and I've just finished a batch of confit so I was thinking of doing it myself). Easily done a few days ahead and not something most people have frequently.
Aioli - again french, but I love a really garlicy aioli surrounded by roasted/steamed/raw veggies (a la your asparagus). Its an easy thing to do and a I think a bright note - the aioli could also cross to your salmon platter or turkey if people wanted . . .
Instead of a french onion soup (which I love but is a bit labor intensive for a 30 person party) - could you do a veloute (could be asparagus if you wanted in which case I might nix the roasted asparagus) - lighter soup and can be done the day of and reheated.
I've done a cute "finger" food veggie that is essentially haricot vert tossed with a vinaigrette - take 3-4 beans a few leaves of arugula (call it rocket for the french party) and wrap with prosciutto. They are very tasty, can be done the morning of the party (I've done them the day before but if I do that I put the vinaigrette in a squeeze bottle and essentially squirt a little into the beans the day of so they don't go to grey and mushy).
Some ideas at least.
re: thimes
am going to try the haricot vert w/arugula and prosciutto - sounds lovely - can I assume that you cook the beans just a little bit or are they raw?
re: KJaser
cooked for this. roasted is even better than steamed.
re: KJaser
Yes, I do cook the beans first - I usually either steam or even boil - but roasting would be yummy too.
Do you live near Trader Joe's? Their pastry bites with feta and caramelized onion are insanely good. You bake them from frozen. Head and shoulders above other frozen hors d'ouevres, if that's what you are thinking about when you say mini-quiches.
Lots of people dislike smoked turkey. You'll definitely need another main. How about choucroute garni, or a cassoulet?
re: greygarious
yum, yes I do live near TJ and that will save some time (I should have mentioned that I own a 20-employee company and have 2 kids, so am extremely limited on time and the party is in two days !)
re: greygarious
I love those appetizers as well.
re: INDIANRIVERFL
op is already serving baked brie.
How about gougères as an app? Can be made ahead of time and rewarmed in a low oven.
What is a "salmon platter"? You could poach salmon, then make a mousse of it with whipping cream, dill, etc, and pipe it onto toasted baguette.
you could do mini Croque Monsieur
Coq Au Vin
I Ina do a Roasted Salmon Nicoise Platter on Food network once that would be great!
maybe a gratin
some radishes worked in
assortment of French pates and charcuteries
mini quiche
Spanish Nibbles: Hot Olives with Citrus and Spice, Marcona Almonds, Paprika Toasted Chick Peas
4 cups mixed good quality olives
3 to 4 strips orange peel
3 to 4 strips lemon peel
1 teaspoon crushed red chili pepper flakes
1 teaspoon fennel seeds, 1/3 palm full
2 to 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
2 cups Marcona almonds (available in bulk food section of your market) or, toasted peeled whole almonds
2 (15-ounce) cans chick peas, rinsed and drained
2 teaspoons smoked paprika
Salt and pepper
Make a double layer pouch of foil for the olives. Add citrus peel, red pepper flakes and fennel seeds to olives then top with olive oil. Seal the pouch and shake it to distribute the spices and oil. Place in hot oven at any temperature or on outdoor grill to heat them through.
Place the almonds in a small decorative serving dish.
Place chick peas in a medium skillet over medium heat and cook 15 minutes until crisp and dry. In the last 5 minutes, season the chick peas with paprika salt and pepper. If you season them up too soon, the paprika will blacken and become bitter. Place the cooked chick peas in a small serving bowl. Place the olives on a platter and cut the pouch open to expose them. Place the small serving dishes for nuts and peas on the platter alongside olives. Place a ramekin or other small cup out to collect olive pits.
San Francisco Chicken
4-6 Boneless chicken breasts (or boneless pork chops)
3 cloves garlic, minced (or 1/2 tsp. garlic powder)
4 T. soy sauce
3 T. brown sugar
1 1/2 c. chicken broth
1 T. cornstarch
Lightly brown chicken breasts in a small amount of oil. Remove from pan and add garlic, soy sauce, brown sugar and 1 c. chicken broth. Stir to mix and return chicken to pan and cover. Simmer for a few minutes until the chicken is done (15-20 minutes or so). (This is where I add the snow peas for about 2 minutes.) Add remaining broth which has been mixed with cornstarch. Bring to a boil to thicken. Serves 4. Simple and delicious!
Broth can easily be doubled if you want to.
1 cup milk
4 level tablespoons flour
2 eggs
pinch of salt
2 tablespoons peanut oil
10 ounces cooked kernel corn (frozen or canned)
pinch of grated nutmeg
pinch of cayenne
12 individual molds
Mix milk, flour, eggs, salt and oil with a fork until you get a smooth batter. Add the corn and seasonings. Preheat oven to 500°. Oil the molds generously. Put them in the hot oven for five minutes. Take them out and fill with the corn mixture three quarters full. Bake in the oven 12 to 15 minutes. Test with a thin bladed knife. Unmold to serve. This is a rice side dish with any kind of roast. Serves 12.
Cherry and Brie Salad
1 cup cider vinegar
½ cup sugar
¼ cup olive oil
1 cup ground mustard
1 ½ teaspoons poppy seeds
2 Tablespoons butter
¾ cups sliced almonds
3 Tablespoons sugar
8 cups torn romaine
8 oz. Brie or Camembert cheese (rind removed and cubed)
(note ~~ can also use 8 oz. Swiss cheese cubed)
1 package (6 oz) dried cherries
Combine dressing ingredients in a jar and shake until sugar is
completely dissolved.
Melt butter in skillet, put in almonds and sprinkle with sugar.
Cook and stir for 4 minutes.
Combine romaine, cheese, and cherries in salad bowl.
Pour dressing over and toss.
Sprinkle with candied almonds.
Asparagus Gruyere Tart
• Flour, for work surface
• 1 sheet frozen puff pastry
• 5 1/2 ounces (2 cups) Gruyere cheese, shredded
• 1 1/2 pounds medium or thick asparagus
• 1 tablespoon olive oil
• Salt and pepper
1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. On a floured surface, roll the puff pastry into a 16-by-10-inch rectangle. Trim uneven edges. Place pastry on a baking sheet. With a sharp knife, lightly score pastry dough 1 inch in from the edges to mark a rectangle. Using a fork, pierce dough inside the markings at 1/2-inch intervals. Bake until golden, about 15 minutes.
2. Remove pastry shell from oven, and sprinkle with Gruyere. Trim the bottoms of the asparagus spears to fit crosswise inside the tart shell; arrange in a single layer over Gruyere, alternating ends and tips. Brush with oil, and season with salt and pepper. Bake until spears are tender, 20 to 25 minutes.
Here's a quick, easy one that everyone seems to really like:
Sauté diced onion till softened and cooked through. Throw in cooked sweet peas and diced prosciutto to warm though. Serve in mini tart shells.


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As she watches television coverage of a mall attack in distant Kenya, a Class X student here recalls her brush with death during the 26/11 terror attacks in the metropolis in 2008.
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Get us to the Greek... salad bowl, please
Last month Diane Mayes wrote in with a request for a good Greek salad recipe. Thanks to Florence Bouchard, Heida Bottrell, Faye Serofin and Renée Lavitt. Faye's traditional version uses only chopped vegetables, while Renée's recipe offers the addition of romaine lettuce, which has become the most popular form of the Greek salad in North America. Other recipes add basil, and Florence's version uses a little mint, which would be a great addition, especially in the summer.
This week, we have the first holiday request of the year: Judy Romanow from Lac Du Bonnet wonders if anyone has a recipe for turkey stuffing made with oatmeal. (I grew up with oatmeal stuffing from my Scottish family, but nowadays most stuffing recipes I see involve bread crumbs or bread cubes.) Yvonne Josephson is hoping someone might have a recipe for mushroom soup like the one served at Cranberry's in Brandon -- it's a dairy-free version. And another reader is looking for two favourite recipes, now lost, one for burnt sugar pudding and one for cloverleaf rolls. The original recipes were found in one of the flour company cookbooks, probably around the 1930s.
If you can help with a recipe request, have your own request, or a favourite recipe you'd like to share, send an email to email@example.com, fax it to 697-7412, or write to Recipe Swap, c/o Alison Gillmor, Winnipeg Free Press, 1355 Mountain Ave. Winnipeg, MB, R2X 3B6. Please include your first and last name, address and telephone number.
Greek salad (from Faye Serofin)
2-3 medium tomatoes, cut into wedges
2-3 medium English cucumbers, cut into chunks
1 medium red or white onion, cut into wedges
1 green pepper, cut into chunks
1 red or yellow pepper, cut into chunks (optional)
125 ml (1/2 cup) olive oil
60 ml (1/4 cup) white wine vinegar or regular vinegar
2 ml dried oregano
2 ml black pepper
10 ml (2 tsp) finely chopped fresh parsley or 5 ml (1 tsp) dried parsley
Feta cheese
Kalamata olives
Place vegetables in a bowl. In a blender or shaker, mix oil, vinegar and herbs. Pour over vegetables and let stand to marinate for a few hours. Place feta cheese and olives in dishes and pass separately.
Tester's notes: The fresh, crisp vegetables make a good contrast with the strong flavours of feta and olives. (For the best Greek salad, get the best brine-cured kalamata olives you can find.) Faye prefers her salads at room temperature, so lets the vegetable and dressing marinate out of the fridge. She passes the olives and feta separately so people can add them to suit their tastes. She also points out that the portions aren't strict and can easily be adjusted to the number of people you're serving.
Greek salad (from Renée Lavitt)
1/2 head of romaine lettuce, torn into small pieces
2 tomatoes, cut into wedges
1/2 medium onion, sliced and separated into rings
1/2 cucumber, cut into chunks
250 g (8 oz) feta cheese, cut into chunks
150 g (5 oz) kalamata olives
45 ml (3 tbsp) white wine vinegar
60 ml (4 tbsp) virgin olive oil
1 ml (1/4 tsp) salt
1 ml (1/4 tsp) black pepper
2 ml (1/2 tsp) sugar
2 ml (1/2 tsp) dried oregano
1 ml (1/4 tsp) dried chervil
1 ml (1/4 tsp) dried marjoram
1 ml (1/4 tsp) dried basil
Combine vinegar, oil and seasonings in a jar with a tight lid. Shake well. Make dressing one day ahead and refrigerate. Combine salad items and pour dressing over. Toss gently.
Tester's notes: I like the complex notes in the dressing. Renée points out that flavours will be fuller if the dressing is made the day before, but she has also made it at the last minute and it's still tasty.
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Valentine was a holy priest in Rome, who, with St. Marius and his family, assisted the martyrs in the persecution under Claudius II. He was apprehended, and sent by the emperor to the prefect of Rome, who, on finding all his promises to make him renounce his faith ineffectual, commanded him to be beaten with clubs, and afterwards, to be beheaded, which was executed on February 14, about the year 270. Pope Julius I is said to have built a church near Ponte Mole to his memory, which for a long time gave name to the gate now called Porta del Popolo, formerly, Porta Valetini. The greatest part of his relics are now in the church of St. Praxedes. His name is celebrated as that of an illustrious martyr in the sacramentary of St. Gregory, the Roman Missal of Thomasius, in the calendar of F. Fronto and that of Allatius, in Bede, Usuard, Ado, Notker and all other martyrologies on this day. To abolish the heathens lewd superstitious custom of boys drawing the names of girls, in honor of their goddess Februata Juno, on the fifteenth of this month, several zealous pastors substituted the names of saints in billets given on this day.
The origin of St. Valentine, and how many St. Valentines there were, remains a mystery. One opinion is that he was a Roman martyred for refusing to give up his Christian faith. Other historians hold that St. Valentine was a temple priest jailed for defiance during the reign of Claudius. Whoever he was, Valentine really existed because archaeologists have unearthed a Roman catacomb and an ancient church dedicated to Saint Valentine. In 496 AD Pope Gelasius marked February 14th as a celebration in honor of his martyrdom.
The first representation of Saint Valentine appeared in a The Nuremberg Chronicle, a great illustrated book printed in 1493. [Additional evidence that Valentine was a real person: archaeologists have unearthed a Roman catacomb and an ancient church dedicated to Saint Valentine.] Alongside a woodcut portrait of him, text states that Valentinus was a Roman priest martyred during the reign of Claudius the Goth [Claudius II]. Since he was caught marrying Christian couples and aiding any Christians who were being persecuted under Emperor Claudius in Rome [when helping them was considered a crime], Valentinus was arrested and imprisoned. Claudius took a liking to this prisoner -- until Valentinus made a strategic error: he tried to convert the Emperor -- whereupon this priest was condemned to death. He was beaten with clubs and stoned; when that didn't do it, he was beheaded outside the Flaminian Gate [circa 269].
Saints are not supposed to rest in peace; they're expected to keep busy: to perform miracles, to intercede. Being in jail or dead is no excuse for non-performance of the supernatural. One legend says, while awaiting his execution, Valentinus restored the sight of his jailer's blind daughter. Another legend says, on the eve of his death, he penned a farewell note to the jailer's daughter, signing it, "From your Valentine."
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West Dayton between North Henry and North Bassett streets, as well as the 100 and 200 blocks of North Henry Street will be closed to through traffic, officials said.
The closure will be from 7 a.m. Wednesday through the end of the work day on Sunday, according to the release.
JH Findorff and their subcontractors will be putting up a tower crane adjacent to Madison Fire Station No. 1 on Wednesday, officials said.
Local vehicle access to residences and the Overture Center Parking Garage in the 300 block of West Dayton Street will be maintained from the west at all times, according to the release. Pedestrian traffic will be maintained on the south side of the 300 block of West Dayton and to all residences at all times during the closure.
Officials encourage motorists and bicyclists to use alternate routes to avoid delays during the closure.
Madison declared a snow emergency Sunday after several inches of snow fell on southern Wisconsin overnight complicating travel.
Madison's Streets Division said Sunday morning the snow emergency would be in effect through 7 a.m. Tuesday.
Streets superintendent Chris Kelley said 84 crews worked through the night into Monday morning finishing plowing residential streets.
Kelley said crews also worked on salt routes overnight to handle the additional inch of snow that fell through the night.
Kelley said crews will work on clearing up vision hazards and opening up bus stops for the next 7 to 10 days. They also expect to send more crews outMonday evening to clean up downtown streets.
Residents were asked to find off-street parking if possible. Free parking is available at city-owned parking lots, the department said. Residents can park for no charge from 9 p.m. through 7 a.m. during the snow emergency.
The 600 block of North Henry Street between Iota Court and Lakelawn Place will be closed Saturday, according to a release.
The closure is scheduled from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. for the Stevens Construction Corporation to set up equipment to repair a tower crane, officials said.
Access to residences on the north end of North Henry Street will be open by way of Iota Court and the mid-block alley on the 100 block of Langdon Street, according to the release.
Pedestrian traffic will be maintained on the west side of the North Henry Street and to all residences during the street closure.
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J.H. Findorff will be assembling a crane in the 100 block of State Street between West Day and West Mifflin streets, according to a release. The closure is scheduled from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Starting Monday, West Dayton Street will be closed until Nov. 21 for Speedway Sand and Gravel to excavate the street for utility installation.
The closure will include the 400 block of West Dayton Street between North Basset and North Broom streets, according to a release.
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Residence will have access to the 400 block of West Dayton Street at all times, according to the release. Pedestrian traffic will have access to the south side of the road and to all residences during the closure.
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Local options to grab a bite to eat have grown at the Dane County Airport.
The new Metcalfe's "Local To Go" Market opened Monday alongside the Great Dane and a recently re-branded and expanded Ancora Coffee as food options at the airport.
"It's important to have these here. This introduces people to the personality of our county with some of our restaurants and one of our themed coffee shops. It also is a nice place for people either leaving or coming who live here," said Dane County Executive Joe Parisi.
The additions are part of a $250,000 investment.
The market and the second-floor Ancora can be found near gates 7 and 8. There's also an Ancora before the security check.
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Drivers should prepare for traffic changes near D.C.'s Union Station and Third Street Tunnel Tuesday.
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Tribes Say CalTrans Illegally Destroying Historical Sites for Bypass
New America Media - Fri, 11/14/2014 - 01:00
photo: Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians tribal representatives Priscilla Hunter (left) and Eddie Knight (right) with tribal Chairman Mike Hunter visit the Willits Bypass construction site on the Northern California coast, where they and Sherwood Valley Rancheria Band of... Marc Dadigan http://publisher.namx.org/mt-cp.cgi?__mode=view&blog_id=19&id=103
U.S. and China Announce New Climate Goals
New America Media - Fri, 11/14/2014 - 01:00
The United States and China announced new goals for reducing their global warming pollution in the coming decades, with the U.S. ramping up its rate of decarbonization in five to 10 years and China promising that its carbon emissions will... John H. Cushman, Jr. http://publisher.namx.org/mt-cp.cgi?__mode=view&blog_id=19&id=103
Techno Health: "Swallow a Mini-Robot and Call Me in the Morning"
New America Media - Fri, 11/14/2014 - 00:15
WASHINGTON, D.C.--Who hasn't had a parent or a grandparent—or yourself—lost or confused on a new trail through a dense park? Or, after a certain age, unsure if you really took that anti-cholesterol pill last night, or was it the blood... Frank Browning http://publisher.namx.org/mt-cp.cgi?__mode=view&blog_id=19&id=103
States Offer Varying Protection for Youth to Put Juvenile Records Behind Them
Colorlines - Thu, 11/13/2014 - 16:21
The juvenile justice system in the United States was first conceived 115 years ago as an alternative to the adult criminal justice system, one that emphasized rehabilitative support over punitive discipline. Privacy for young people involved in the system was prioritized. That meant limited access to juvenile records, and options for youth to embark on adulthood without being held back by acts they committed as children. The original goal was to protect children from being branded as criminals and importantly, juvenile adjudication has been considered as distinct from a criminal conviction.
In 2014, the landscape varies greatly across the country, but by and large, states have moved away from those founding ideals. A new report released today by the Juvenile Law Center (PDF) offers the first nationwide evaluation of its kind of how states handle juvenile records. The Juvenile Law Center, a Philadelphia-based public interest law firm which advocates for young people in the juvenile justice and child welfare systems, found that many states not only provide members of the public--including employers, media, schools, and government agencies--access to juvenile records, some states also even force youth to proactively inquire as to whether or not they may expunge their records.
While most states protect confidentiality and access to juvenile records while proceedings are ongoing, once a juvenile is adjudicated as delinquent--the juvenile justice equivalent to being found guilty of an offense--access broadens. In Arizona, for example, report authors wrote, "all juvenile records are public unless a court order is issued to protect a particular record." Just nine states--California, Nebraska, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, and Rhode Island--shield juvenile records from public access.
When it comes to sealing, which broadly refers to who beyond youth courts have access to juvenile records, and expungement, which refers to the destruction of records, policies and practices also vary widely.
"There is a misperception that juvenile records are confidential and automatically destroyed when a youth is no longer under court supervision. The reality is that juvenile records are widely accessible long after a young person has become an adult," Juvenile Law Center attorney and report author Riya Saha Shah said in a statement. Not only that, argues the Juvenile Law Center, but limiting young people's options to put their pasts behind them doesn't improve public safety and only makes it harder for young people to move on to productive adult futures.
Go to the Juvenile Law Center for its interactive scorecard and read their review in full here (PDF).
Remezcla's New Video Explores the Politics of the Dance Floor
Colorlines - Thu, 11/13/2014 - 14:32
A new video published on Remezcla features music by Mexico City's Fvded and the Cyborg Dance Collective—a group borne out of Haiti's Cite Soleil, one of the poorest slums in the poorest country in the Americas, which is also home to dubious foreign aid schemes.
An accompanying essay authored by senior editor Andrea Gompf explains some of what's at stake:
[T]he dancers needed a demo reel, and D.F. producer Fvded (aka Jesus Torres) needed a music video for his track "Barreto." At first glance, the artists may seem like strange bedfellows, but in a way they make sense — both Cyborg Dance and Fvded belong to a generation that understands that the dance floor can be just as political as any protest. That a fight to change the world can take place at a party, with a bottle of mezcal or Betancourt rum.
Check out the video, which was directed by Daniel M. "Luky" Torres, and read Gompf's entire essay over at Remezcla.
Eddie Huang Sounds Off About 'Fresh Off the Boat'
Colorlines - Thu, 11/13/2014 - 13:14
Eddie Huang, the restaurateur whose memoir "Fresh Off the Boat" is the inspiration for the forthcoming ABC sitcom, also named "Fresh Off the Boat," took to Twitter Wednesday to sound off about pressure he says he's facing to scrub clean political criticisms of America in his voiceovers on the show.It started here:
Producers of #FreshOffTheBoat want me to say "America is great" or I get replaced by some other voice actor... what's a chink to do?— RICH HOMIE HUANG (@MrEddieHuang) November 13, 2014
In VO booth producer says "how about a compromise? america aint half bad" Told them run the tape & said "America ain't 3/5 bad" #Compromise— RICH HOMIE HUANG (@MrEddieHuang) November 13, 2014
.@Mattyslap thank u fam. I am AMERICAN. but I MADE my place. they don't give this shit out like bourbon chicken at the mall b!— RICH HOMIE HUANG (@MrEddieHuang) November 13, 2014
.@Cin_D_Z absolutely. I choose to live here because I believe we will get there one day but we aint gonna get there without being critical!— RICH HOMIE HUANG (@MrEddieHuang) November 13, 2014 And then Huang leveraged his Twitter followers to amplify his criticisms.
Its disappointing when we finally get a platform & then get neutered. Please help hold #FreshOfftheBoat @ABCNetwork accountable to us!— RICH HOMIE HUANG (@MrEddieHuang) November 13, 2014
.@MrEddieHuang @ABCNetwork excited for a show that ACCURATELY reflected my experience, NAH Y'all just want another watered down Goldbergs— Ace Chapman (@TROYofthefield) November 13, 2014
Dear @ABCNetwork don't reduce @MrEddieHuang #FreshOffTheBoat to trite cliches & change the meaning— dmfrancois (@dfrancoisusvi) November 13, 2014
@MrEddieHuang fuck that, don't compromise for anybody. Pg268 'i don't knw the key to success but the key to failure is try to please every1'— Alejo Cabral (@a_cabral18) November 13, 2014
.@ABCNetwork The story of *every* immigrant is full of struggle, so why neuter @MrEddieHuang's message? Actually looking forward to #FOB.— janet kwok (@signedjk) November 13, 2014
.@throwinrocks @ABCNetwork I did not say the line and I did not cash my voice over checks— RICH HOMIE HUANG (@MrEddieHuang) November 13, 2014 Melvin Mar, an executive producer of "Fresh Off the Boat," didn't respond to a request for comment as of press time.
White House to Women and Girls of Color: We Haven't Forgotten You
Colorlines - Thu, 11/13/2014 - 10:15
After facing months of criticism for sidelining women and girls of color in its exclusively male initiative My Brother's Keeper, the White House released a report (PDF) Wednesday aimed at letting women know they're important to racial justice, too.
The report, released by the White House Council on Women and Girls, chaired by Valerie Jarrett, gathered information about how women and girls of color are faring in education, health, employment, domestic violence, and criminal justice.
"Women and girls of color still face higher rates of poverty and receive lower wages for their work than their white peers, and they are more likely to become involved in the criminal justice system," wrote Jarrett and White House Council on Women and Girls executive director Christina Tchen. "And when women are the primary or sole breadwinners for nearly half of all households of color, these disparities do not just affect them, but their families and communities as well."
It's a line that groups like the African American Policy Forum have been repeating for the last year in forums held around the country to highlight the experiences of girls and women of color.
In addition to the report release, the Council is also putting together another committee called the Working Group on Challenges and Opportunities for Women and Girls of Color and will host a gathering January of next year to discuss increasing access to science, technology, engineering and math educational opportunities to girls of color.
DHS Sued to Stop Deportations
Colorlines - Thu, 11/13/2014 - 09:38
The National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) is suing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to put an end to deportations.
NDLON submitted a rulemaking petition to DHS in February, urging the Obama administration to expand DHS's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), which provides temporary relief from deportation as well as work permits to undocumented youth, to "a much larger class of individuals." DHS is legally bound to respond to the petition within a reasonabe amount of time--but has failed to do so for more than nine months.
In its lawsuit, NDLON claims electoral hopes--and not a genuine need for more time--have caused the Obama administration to delay its response. It also outlines how people are placed at risk as a result:
Thus, while DHS has failed to respond to Plaintiff's Petition, it has continued to aggressively deport and criminalize immigrants, mainly through operations of one of its constituent agencies, Immigration and Customs Enforcement ("ICE"). An entire population that would benefit from the President's promised action continues to face the daily risk of deportation because of electoral political calculations. ICE has acted arbitrarily and, in the most egregious of cases, has even retaliated against people who dared organize and protest its abuses.
Plaintiffs, along with their lawyers, are holding a mock trial today in front of Washington, D.C.'s ICE office today.
The lawsuit follows renewed promises by President Obama that he'll soon take executive action to expand deferred action. It remains unclear when the president will follow through and how many people may obtain temporary relief from deportation as a result.
November Lit: 'Second Chance' by Denis Wong
Hyphen Blog - Thu, 11/13/2014 - 08:00
For November, we bring you Denis Wong's short story about a teenaged boy trying to cope after the death of his girlfriend.
811: The Number to Call Before You Dig
New America Media - Thu, 11/13/2014 - 01:00
SAN FRANCISCO -- Wolfgang Gordillo recalls the day when a fellow worker, digging on a construction site in Seattle, accidentally struck and ruptured a gas pipeline with a pickaxe."The fire department showed up, evacuated the area [and] closed off the... Ngoc Nguyen http://publisher.namx.org/mt-cp.cgi?__mode=view&blog_id=19&id=70
Los UC Regents considerarán un nuevo plan de estabilidad a largo plazo para ayudas financieras y de matrícula
New America Media - Wed, 11/12/2014 - 14:43
EnglishEl Consejo de Regentes de la Universidad de California anunciaron recientemente que considerará un nuevo plan de cinco años para una matrícula baja y predecible que proporcionará fondos para aumentar el acceso a los estudiantes de California, mantener el robusto... Peter Schurmann http://publisher.namx.org/mt-cp.cgi?__mode=view&blog_id=19&id=64
Ecologista latina trae la lucha contra la fractura hidráulica al 'epicentro' de la industria petrolera en California
New America Media - Wed, 11/12/2014 - 12:09
EnglishRosanna Esparza estaciona su Prius en un mar de camionetas. Al otro lado de la calle se ha erigido un asta improvisada en la caja de un camión para izar la bandera estadounidense por encima de las palmeras. Estamos en... Peter Schurmann http://publisher.namx.org/mt-cp.cgi?__mode=view&blog_id=19&id=64
Bill Clinton: More Financial Education Needed for Youth
New America Media - Wed, 11/12/2014 - 11:07
LOS ANGELES – Former President Bill Clinton spoke to thousands of at-risk youth on Sunday, Nov. 9 about the importance of saving and spending money wisely. Held at the University of Southern California's Galen Center, the "World's Largest Financial Literacy... Asian Journal http://publisher.namx.org/mt-cp.cgi?__mode=view&blog_id=19&id=103
D.C. Nurses Join Protests over Lack of Ebola Training
New America Media - Wed, 11/12/2014 - 10:55
Nurses at Providence Hospital in Northeast are following the lead of thousands of their peers nationwide who are protesting a glaring lack of training for dealing with Ebola.The nurses in D.C., who went on strike Wednesday, are participating in a... Washington Informer http://publisher.namx.org/mt-cp.cgi?__mode=view&blog_id=19&id=103
Remembering the 'Ungovernable' Ella Fitzgerald's Time in a Youth Prison
Colorlines - Wed, 11/12/2014 - 10:45
Long before she earned a reputation as a legendary jazz singer, 15-year-old Ella Fitzgerald was called "ungovernable" and unwilling to "obey the just and lawful commands of her mother" by Westchester County judge George W. Smyth. She was sent to the Hudson Reform, the only state juvenile institution that accepted both black and white children.
Russ Immarigeon at Prison Public Memory dug up Fitzgerald's history with the juvenile justice system to show that it's long preyed on black and brown children. Today, there are more than 66,000 American youth who are confined in juvenile detention facilities, according to Nell Bernstein, author of "Burning Down the House: The End of Juvenile Prison." The majority of those kids are, like Fitzgerald, sentenced to serve time for non-violence offenses; only one of every four confined youths was locked up based on a Violent Crime Index offense.
Fitzgerald suffered plenty of abuse at the hands of the state before making it big in Harlem. From Immarigeon:
Her biographers appear to agree on this: A fifteen- or sixteen-year-old Ella Fitzgerald returned, in a disheveled and homeless state, to New York City in late 1933 or early 1934. Shortly thereafter, she tried to display her dancing talents at the Apollo on 125th Street before taking its famous stage to sing. Soon, she started singing regularly with drummer Tiny Bradshaw's band at the less-well-known Harlem Opera House. And, at the age of seventeen, within a year of leaving Hudson, Fitzgerald was singing and recording with the swinging Chick Webb and his Orchestra, where she quickly took her first steps toward being America's "First Lady of Jazz."
After her death in 1996, cultural critic Margo Jefferson rembered her life this way:
"That voice never did give us intimations of the stepfather who abused her when her mother was dead; of the aunt who rescued her, then had no time or money to care for her; of Ella herself as a teenage truant who did time in a New York State reformatory for girls, where discipline was instilled though beatings and solitary confinement. When she ran away, she went from wayward girl to urchin, shuffling alone through the streets of Harlem, singing and dancing for small change, sleeping wherever she could find a night's bed and board."
Read more at Prison Public Memory.
Reinventing an Ethnic Newspaper As a Cultural Institution
New America Media - Wed, 11/12/2014 - 10:43
While daily newspapers across the country battle for their lives, a scrappy little ethnic newspaper in San Francisco's Japantown is discovering new ways to survive. It is the Nichi Bei Weekly, and it's become my poster child for the special... Jon Funabiki http://publisher.namx.org/mt-cp.cgi?__mode=view&blog_id=19&id=103
Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan Are Making Another Movie Together Again
Colorlines - Wed, 11/12/2014 - 10:35
Director Ryan Coogler and actor Michael B. Jordan gained acclaim a few years ago with "Fruitvale Station," the drama based on the last day of Oscar Grant's life before he was shot and killed by transit cop Johannes Mehserle. Now the two are teaming up again to make "Creed," a film that follows the grandson of a character in the "Rocky" franchise, Apollo Creed.
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The story for what will be the 7th film in the "Rocky" franchise will see Michael B. Jordan play the grandson of Apollo Creed, raised in a wealthy home, living off his grandfather's earnings, but who, despite his family not wanting him to follow in his grandfather's footsteps, has the desire to do so, as well as the natural gifts and potential that his grandfather used to become a heavyweight champion... that is until Rocky Balboa took his crown in 1979?s "Rocky II." Creed's grandson seeks a mentor to help train him, and, of course, that mentor turns out to be Balboa himself (Stallone), who is no longer interested in the sport, and apparently needs to be convinced to help get Creed's grandson prepped and ready to get in the ring.
Champion boxer (and, like Coogler, Oakland native) Andre Ward is also in negotiations to join the film's cast. It'll start shooting in early 2015. No word yet on a release date.
Ferguson's Tef Poe Drops a Powerful 'War Cry' [AUDIO]
Colorlines - Wed, 11/12/2014 - 10:34
Tension is mounting as a Ferguson grand jury decides whether or not it will indict Officer Darren Wilson for killing unarmed teen Michael Brown in August. Within this context, Ferguson MC and activist Tef Poe has a new song called "War Cry (Gov. Jay Nixon Diss)."
In a lengthy blog post, Poe--who recently joined Michael Brown's parents on a trip to Geneva where they testified before the United Nations Committee Against Torture--explains:
Our backs have been forced into a corner and we are currently trapped in the belly of one of the most immoral situations this country has birthed. Darren Wilson is a killer yet we are rounded up and treated like cattle for demanding his arrest. Vonderitt Meyers and Kim King are both dead and the police refuse to give us answers. The Ball family still has not received a moment a of clarity and honesty concerning the death of their lost family member. The police in Saint Louis, Missouri have decided to declare war upon people of color. Gov. Jay Nixon alongside many other elected officials has decided to close his eyes to these atrocities. He has shielded and aided Michael Browns killer from prosecution. He has cosigned our community being brutally attacked by an uncontrollable force of wild cowboys. Jay Nixon is blatantly standing on the wrong side of history with zero regard for the pain we currently feel as a community. He is not our friend. He is not our comrade. He is not our Governor. Jay Nixon does not work for us. He works for those that use institutionalized racism to kill us.
We cry for justice and they tear gas us in return. This situation has turned into a political game of cat and mouse and we are the mice. We believe in nonviolent protests. We advocate strongly for nonviolent protests. Our mission statement is nonviolent protests. We say this while we know for a fact that every police precinct in the metropolitan area is preparing to partner with the National Guard and attack us as if we are not tax paying citizens. We have witnessed your cruelty once before. We know you will not stop until there are no more bullets for you to shoot. We pray for peace but we are prepared defend our families. We are prepared to protect our children. We say this while we also realize you are currently preparing your militia to shoot us down in the streets of our very own communities as if we are stray dogs. My heart is heavy simply because I feel helpless.
"War Cry" isn't the most SFW song in the world (after all, it is a war cry). And if the term "cracka" upsets you, don't listen. But if you want to hear a visceral testimony from a city on the brink, this is the record for you.
Latina Environmentalist Takes Fracking Fight to 'Epicenter' of California Oil Industry
New America Media - Wed, 11/12/2014 - 10:23
Español Rosanna Esparza parks her Prius in a sea of pickups. Across the street a makeshift flagpole has been erected in a truck bed to hoist Old Glory above the palm trees. We're in Taft, California; a town built... Tara Lohan http://publisher.namx.org/mt-cp.cgi?__mode=view&blog_id=19&id=103
Want to Improve Voter Turnout? Abolish Voter Registration. No, Really!
New America Media - Wed, 11/12/2014 - 10:19
It's your right to vote. So why does our society seem not to want you to use it?Two-thirds of eligible voters did not vote in this year's midterm elections. It was the lowest electoral turnout since World War II—a time... The Root http://publisher.namx.org/mt-cp.cgi?__mode=view&blog_id=19&id=103
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ACTION ITEM: Help "The Tablet" with their SURVEY about the Synod!
The Tablet (aka The Bitter Pill aka RU486) is running a survey about the Extraordinary Synod of Bishop which is just starting up.
What do you say we give them a hand? I am sure that they would want your voices to … Continue reading
Posted in ACTION ITEM!, POLLS, The Campus Telephone Pole, The future and our choices Tagged survey, Synod of Bishops, The Tablet 46 Comments
ACTION ITEM! Help with a liberal 'c'atholic survey!
One of our regular readers here brought this to my attention.
I alert you to a survey put out by some folks who seem to want 1975 back.
You might want to help them people with their survey! They sent … Continue reading
ACTION ITEM! Is the "Vatican survey" being hijacked? Fr. Z says, "¡Vaya lío!"
You know that there is a survey out there, at the Vatican's behest, in anticipation of the upcoming Synod of Bishops which will discuss the family.
While surveying people ahead of time is not new, when I heard about this the … Continue reading
About that survey by The Tablet… does anything strike you as a little queer?
I wrote HERE about The Tablet (aka The Bitter Pill aka RU-486 ) and their abortive attempts to get a survey right concerning acceptance of the new, corrected ICEL translation.
It has been a tough few days for RU-486, I'm afraid. They posted … Continue reading
Posted in Liberals, Lighter fare, Linking Back, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000 Tagged RU-486, survey, The Bitter Pill, The Tablet, translation 18 Comments
Your State of Life – WDTPRS SURVEY
Here is a survey about YOU. Pass the word to others.
IMPORTANT: Anyone can participate in this survey. I cannot tell who you are or even where you are. If some bishop or priest out there is worried about being identified, … Continue reading
Posted in POLLS, The Drill Tagged poll, readership, survey Comments Off