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Frozen Kumquat and Chile Mignonette
Kumquats are completely edible, skins and all. They lend a unique bittersweet flavor to this granita, and peak during the winter citrus season.
Published: March 2014 Servings: Makes about 1 cup
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 cup kumquats, sliced, seeded, or 4 clementines, peeled
- 1 Fresno chile, thinly sliced, seeded if desired
- 1/4 cup Champagne or white wine vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
Nutritional Information
Calories (kcal) 35 Fat (g) 0 Saturated Fat (g) 0 Cholesterol (mg) 0 Carbohydrates (g) 10 Dietary Fiber (g) 2 Total Sugars (g) 7 Protein (g) 1 Sodium (mg) 125
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Bring sugar and 1 cup water to a boil in a small saucepan, stirring to dissolve sugar. Add kumquats and chile and cook until kumquats and chile are soft, about 3 minutes; drain kumquats and chile.
Purée kumquats, chile, vinegar, and 1/2 cup water in a blender until smooth. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve into a medium bowl, pressing on solids. Mix in salt.
Transfer mixture to a loaf pan and freeze 1 hour. Scrape mixture with a fork to break up frozen portions. Freeze, scraping and breaking up mixture every 30 minutes, until it resembles fluffy shaved ice, 2–4 hours.
DO AHEAD: Granita can be made 5 days ahead. Cover tightly with plastic wrap and keep frozen. Scrape before serving. (Serve alongside oysters.)
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Info chief shrugs off Bluetooth regulation
The Information Commissioner will no longer regulate the use of Bluetooth mobile technology, prompting fears of a wave of "Bluetooth spam". The commissioner no longer considers the wireless connection technology to be covered by the UK's privacy laws. The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) upholds the Privacy and …
So the porn I send out to random phones when I'm out drinking is no longer considered spam?
OK - I'll be pleased to receive Bluetooth marketing, and here are my terms
Right. Anyone who wants to send me unsolicited Bluetooth advertising listen up.
My phone will be identified as "Fluffykins"
I don't want to receive unsolicited (spam) marketing messages.
Haven't you guys heard of Brand Suicide?
Well, if you want to send me unsolicited (spam) marketing Bluetooth messages, I'll make you an OFFER to receive the message(s), review them and act on them as I see fit for a fee of £50 per message and £100 per kilobyte of any attachment(s), to the nearest kilobyte of file size as reported by my phone.
If you DO send me any unsolicited (spam) marketing via Bluetooth, this will be taken to indicate your unconditional ACCEPTANCE of my offer, and a legal CONTRACT will then exist between us.
If you don't like that - then don'd send anything to me. It's as simple as that.
Yes, I think that's about right.
The wonderful thing about bluetooth spam...
... as compared to real spam, is that the spammer has to be within ten feet of you.
Believe me, I would *love* it if the bastards who send me email spam had to always be close enough to physically attack!
WTF? Who ever leaves their BT "unsecured" deserves no better
To be quite honest, I have to agree, that the Information Commissioner is a numpty in that respect, since BT should be very clearly covered by the Privacy laws of the UK.
At the same time, I think whoever just allows everyone to connect to their BT device shouldn't be surprised if they get screwed over.
It's like the 21 year old maiden lying on the bed shouting F$%^ me, and then claiming it was rape!
Best regards
For the best...
"Users can avoid receiving marketing messages by switching their Bluetooth off or by setting their phones to refuse connections from strangers, but this would affect the way they can use the technology."
If by "affect" you mean "force people to learn how to use their phone" then it might be no bad thing.
It was bad enough when I was just being badgered all the time to write polyphonic ringtones for everyone.
perhaps when the spammers have worked it out
they can go and teach the likes of BMW how to make compatible Bluetooth devices - instead of having just a a dozen fully compatible handsets!
this will quickly become irrelevant - advertisers will use the NFC (Near FIeld Communications) support in Bluetooth2.1 - users will opt-in to promotions by placing their phones in close proximity (< 10cm) to the advert.
so yes, currently it could affect the way they use their devices - but once 2.1 arrives NFC will be the standard way of initialising a pairing and this issue disappears.
Received some already...
at Orly aeroport last week. :(
Annoying. But easily ignored/disabled.
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So what is the ICO left to do? It does f**k all about data protection issues as it is!
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Dominic Mohan (born 26 May 1969, Bristol, England) is an English journalist and former editor of The Sun newspaper in London.
Born in Bristol, his family moved to Cambridgeshire when he was 10 years old. He attended the Cromwell Community College (in Chatteris) and the Neale-Wade Community College in March, before graduating from Southampton University in English. While studying for his degree he wrote for and then edited The Wessex News (now Wessex Scene), the Southampton University student newspaper.
He joined The Sun in 1996 working on the "Bizarre" Column. Mohan was appointed deputy editor of The Sun in 2007 by Rebekah Brooks and was named as her replacement in 2009 following Brooks' promotion to chief executive of News International.[1]
Mohan conceived the idea of re-recording Band Aid's "Do They Know It's Christmas?" in 2004, for which he received the Hugh Cudlipp Award at the British Press Awards in 2005. He was instrumental in the Live 8 concert which followed.
In June 2013 it was announced that Mohan will be replaced as editor of The Sun by David Dinsmore. Following the corporate restructuring of 'newspaper's parent company, he is to become an assistant to the CEO of News Corp.[2]
Personal life[edit]
He lives in North London with his wife and three children. His younger sister Isabel is also a journalist.[3]
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Street harassment, eve teasing, cat calling or whatever word is more into use in your region, is often not taken as a "real" problem. I understand that in popular culture, casual teasing as they term it, is considered harmless. While we are fighting to prove that wrong, what makes me go really crazy, is when someone considers harassment stories as a brag.
"LOL. He thinks you're hot."
"It's a compliment."
"Be grateful. At least someone thinks you're pretty."
And the worse, that eye roll you give that you think we did not notice.
Let me say this one more time. No, harassment stories are not a brag. It's not high school(or our girl's night out) gossip. Our stories of street harassment and stories of that guy that we like or likes us, are NOT the same. The former, is in no way a compliment- it doesn't flatter us. All it does is makes us angry and scared.
"Women logic: It's flirting if it's a good looking guy and harassment if he's not"
It's not about how the harasser looks. It's about what the person does that categories into harassment or flirting. It's flirting if you gently approach someone and compliment them, tell them a joke or innocently smile at them. It's harassment if you go "Hey baby!" to a stranger. Or, call out "Oyee Short skirt!", or "Chammak challo" (the indian style). It's harassment if you smack them in the ass, try to touch them anywhere inappropriately, if you stalk them, if you sing out the DDLJ song to them on the street or the bus or anywhere in public space.
It's basic common sense.
"People who complain about street harassment are usually the ones who aren't pretty enough to get catcalled".
"I got harassed on the street today" does NOT translate to "OMG I am so pretty people can't stop staring at me. *blush* *blush*. "
Being commented on weight or skin color or sexual orientation is also harassment.
"Knock off the attitude already. That guy doesn't want to date you. He was just having fun."
My story is my anger and frustration and fear. It's not playing "hard to get". Oh, we don't want to date him either. And he can go have fun with acceptable activities that do not make others feel vulnerable.
"Work on real issues like domestic violence and rape."
Street harassment is a real issue as well. When street harassment becomes a habit, women avoid late night shifts, late night classes, and any other productive activity that they could be doing but cannot because of the timing or company. Also, street harassment has been recorded to quickly escalate to rape and violence on street. I shouldn't even be giving the reasons of classes or work. Hell yeah, I should be safe to go clubbing at night too.
Making streets safer means giving people the liberty to walk alone or late at night carefree.
Few days back me and my frnds went to jayanagar 4th block area for shopping,there we saw a man staring at us.We started ignoring him and when he saw that,he came close to us ,took out something from his pocket and started smelling it.At first we thought that it was a napkin but later we realised that it was a girl's panty.He was a middle aged man wearing decent clothes and it seemed that he was an educated man.He did not stop,he continued doing that for 2-3 times But still how could he do that.When itold my friend infront of him "hey some crazy people use panties instead of napkins" then he just went away…how shameless some people can be..!!!!
At 5 in the evening, my friend and I decided to walk down to ulsoor to have pani-puri. we entered the cut just next to the ulsoor police station, my friend just screamed and said – "don't look towards your right".. so i didn't.. after a while i asked her y did she say tat?.. she said some guy was showing his penis so i saw thats y i warned you not to look towards your right… I was like at 5p.m…. just next to a police station??-like seriously?? – heights of guts these f***** beast have…
I have been a victim of street harassment many a times…one day while i was on my way back home around 7 in the evening a guy came out no where and started abusing me verbally.. He gave me a dirty look .. As i was alone ,i was helpless…I didnt know what to do.. I thought the best way to escape was to run from that place and reach a crowded area..i did that and saved myself for the moment….
first of all,i am totally new here in Bangalore.so when i came for the first time here, i didn't expect that will happen with me.just 3 or 4 months back,one of my cousin sister, took me to visit her brothers place in Shantinagar.while we were walking by the road an aged man(may be 50+) just came suddenly and pushed me.i thought it was crowded enough so it happened mistakenly.but while we were returning back from there that man again came from the opposite site,he saw me and came beside me and just pushed me intentionally and walked away just like nothing happened.i couldn't tolerate that time so i shouted at him telling that"son of a bitch,can't you see while walking? saala ,kamina" and all those.as i said that place was crowded,so everyone was staring at me and that man.so after that he didn't look back and walked away.
This happened couple of months ago. We were walking home from the Corporation bus stand and were just intently talking. Then, I looked over at my friend's face; she was facing forward and was gasping. I got curious, and turned where she was facing, there stood a man in his late 30s, with his fly open, flashing at us. Not just that, he was touching himself and calling it "an ice-cream". He was rambling" Do you like the ice-cream? Which flavor would you prefer?" We started freaking out and walked as fast as we could. He still wouldn't quit, he kept tailing us till the end of the street and while still rambling what he was rambling earlier. But, as we reached near the signal, we realized that we could get some help and that strangely gave us some courage. We turned around and started shouting at him, on the top of our voices threatened to call the police. It was apparent that he wasn't expecting this, as a result he got startled and started running away!!
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FAIRFIELD — Three local companies are among 29 that didn't bid on the Intermodal Station Project because of the project labor agreement, says an opponent of such pacts who will make a California Public Records Act request to Fairfield for documents from contractors, trade unions and city staff involving the transit development.
Eric Christen, executive director of the Coalition for Fair Employment in Construction, told the Solano Republican Women Federated meeting Monday about the companies and later spoke about the records act request he said he'll submit Tuesday to the city.
The Fairfield city staff said the labor agreement would not significantly impact project costs because it was likely most contractors will be union affiliates.
FAIRFIELD — A critic of a project labor agreement passed unanimously by the Fairfield City Council says "those who voted for this backroom deal, especially any council member registered as a Republican, will be held accountable to the taxpayers."
"I'm not going to let this bone go," said Eric Christen, executive director of the Coalition for Fair Employment in Construction.
He also said six contractors would have bid on the Intermodal Station Project, but decided against doing so because of the labor agreement.
The face of a little baseball player on the verge of tears juxtaposed with scary looking 50-gallon drums strewn about a field is a powerful image, one meant to raise safety concerns about a planned hotel and residential project in Petaluma.
But is it accurate? Or is it a union blackmail tactic to force the developer to agree to hire only union labor for its 39-acre plan?
On Monday night, the Petaluma City Council will be asked to approve the final environmental impact report and zoning maps for Riverfront, a plan for a 120-room hotel, commercial and office space, 4 acres of parks and trails, 273 housing units including townhouses, live-work units and apartments, and space for a community boathouse.
On Monday, the Petaluma City Council will consider approving a well-designed mixed use project that would meet many of the city's long-term development goals, generate an estimated $600,000 annually in new tax revenues and 2,500 permanent and temporary jobs. The 39-acre Riverfront development, which includes 273 homes, a 120-room hotel, 60,000 square feet of office space, and 30,000 square feet of retail, has, remarkably, elicited exactly zero opposition locally.
For a project of this magnitude to generate no local opposition is extraordinary in Petaluma, a city where, historically, local city council elections have frequently been decided on public perceptions of overdevelopment.
But in the case of the Riverfront project, the city is getting what is wants: a mix of uses that appropriately achieves local goals for new housing, office and retail space, open space, recreational facilities and overnight lodging facilities.
Unions raise environmental objections to Riverfront plan
On Monday, the Petaluma City Council will have to decide if environmental concerns raised by trade unions about the mixed-use project proposed on the Petaluma River are genuine, or a smokescreen used to delay the project following failed labor discussions.
Construction policy consultant Kevin Dayton of the Coalition of Fair Employment in Construction said all over the state, he has seen labor unions use this tactic as a punitive measure to stall projects. But union representatives say the issues they've raised are sincere.
"Almost always, they do this because they're pressuring the developer for some sort of economic concession — usually a project labor agreement," Dayton said while addressing the Petaluma Planning Commission during last month's public comment on the project. "It's too bad that the union representatives here aren't being open about that."
The Fairfield City Council is poised Tuesday to hand big-labor special interests a huge victory. Specifically they are set to approve a project labor agreement on the new Fairfield train station.
A project labor agreement is a highly controversial agreement that city staff spent less than 90 days "negotiating" with local union bosses. The agreement will discriminate against the 85 percent of the area construction workforce that is union-free and cost taxpayers dearly, adding at least $10 million to the cost of the project due to fewer companies bidding.
The council at its April 12 meeting unanimously approved the concept of a project labor agreement despite a great deal of public opposition. They directed staff to "negotiate" the agreement with unions (no one else is allowed into these backroom negotiations) and less than three months later they have their "agreement."
City Council members are poised Tuesday to approve a project labor agreement with the Napa-Solano Building and Construction Trades Council, AFL-CIO, to cover virtually all work associated with Fairfield's train station project.
This is a massive undertaking that will help shape the city for the remainder of the 21st century, at an estimated cost of $81.5 million. Construction on a major piece of the project – to take Peabody Road over the existing railroad tracks near Vanden Road, is scheduled to begin next summer and will shut down the roadway for about a year.
Proponents of project labor agreements contend that they keep project costs in check and bring projects to conclusion on time. Opponents contend that they ultimately increase taxpayer costs and limit the pool of qualified people who can work on the projects – essentially shutting out shops that are not unionized.
Cost overruns have put a hold on plans to add a signature rooftop park to the Transbay Transit Center, adding to the design features being set aside on the project, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
That is unless the city can come up with $24 million in donations and grants to fund the park.
The Transbay Joint Powers Authority said the rooftop park would eventually be built, but it may not be ready when the center opens in 2017.
The Planning Commission for the City of Petaluma, California (in Sonoma County) experienced the full brunt of union abuse of environmental laws ("greenmail") at its meeting tonight (June 24, 2014) to consider approving a prominent proposed development project.
Calling themselves "Petaluma Residents for Responsible Development," the Sonoma, Mendocino and Lake Counties Building and Construction Trades Council hired the South San Francisco law firm of Adams Broadwell Joseph & Cardozo to submit objections to the proposed Riverfront Mixed-Use Development Project. At stake are 1,952 construction jobs that unions want to control, apparently by getting the developer to sign a Project Labor Agreement.
In June 2013, the unions' law firm submitted a request to the City of Petaluma to extend the comment period for an Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (a common tactic to drag out the environmental review process). Then it submitted objections on behalf of the unions to the city's Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration. After the city proceeded to develop a Draft Environmental Impact Report, the unions objected to that. (See links to these sets of comments, below.)
In response to the article, "Consider geothermal energy in climate crisis" (Opinion, May 19), contributing writer Robbie Hunter declares a need for more geothermal energy, in particular from the Geysers in Sonoma County.
What's the hidden agenda behind this appeal from the head of the State Building and Construction Trades Council of California? California's construction trade unions only support permits for new power plants when energy developers sign project labor areements, guaranteeing a union monopoly on construction. When a developer resists a union's pressure to sign, individual unions or a union-backed organization called California Unions for Reliable Energy exploit environmental laws.
They delay and block permits to build and operate the power plant. As Hunter acknowledges, Calpine Corporation has signed project labor agreements with the unions for the Wildhorse and Buckeye geothermal plants at the Geysers. But, what is his opinion on other proposed geothermal power plants in Mono and Imperial counties? The developer of those projects wouldn't sign a project labor agreement.


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By the time that happened, it was too late for Iowa State.
Daniels scored 19 of his 27 points in the second half, and the Huskies hung on for an 81-76 victory Friday to reach the East Regional final a year after UConn was barred from the NCAA tournament.
DeAndre's a scorer, and once you feel that you have that confidence, the next shot's going to go in, said senior Shabazz Napier, who knows a thing or two about scoring himself. We kept feeding him, and he got super hot.
Daniels hit his first six shots after halftime, the only Husky to make a field goal for over 8 1/2 minutes. His 3-pointer gave seventh-seeded UConn a 49-32 lead.
The third-seeded Cyclones rallied late, pulling within 67-63 with 2 1/2 minutes remaining. But senior Niels Giffey hit a 3 in the corner for his first points since the game's opening moments, and when the Huskies (29-8) made their free throws in the final minute, the UConn fans packing Madison Square Garden could celebrate.
The Huskies will face top-seeded Virginia or fourth-seeded Michigan State on Sunday for a trip to the Final Four.
Dustin Hogue scored a career-high 34 points for Iowa State (28-8), but Big 12 player of the year Melvin Ejim was 3 of 13 for seven points, more than 11 below his average.
The Cyclones, in the Sweet Sixteen for the first time since 2000, were playing their second game without third-leading scorer Georges Niang, who broke his foot in their tournament opener.
They trailed by 16 with less than 7 1/2 minutes to go but nearly came all the way back behind Hogue's scoring inside.
That's who these guys are, they're fighters, coach Fred Hoiberg said.
With UConn clinging to a 70-65 lead and less than a minute left, Iowa State's Naz Long missed a 3-pointer, and the 6-1 Napier pulled down the rebound and was fouled by Hogue. The guard calmly drilled both free throws.
UConn was 20 of 22 from the foul line, while Iowa State was 6 of 15.
Napier, the American Athletic Conference player of the year, drained four early 3-pointers, then made only one more field goal the rest of the way. But the quick start by Napier and backcourt mate Ryan Boatright opened up space for the 6-foot-9 Daniels, who shot 10 of 15 and pulled down 10 rebounds.
Ejim and DeAndre Kane, Iowa State's top scorers, were a combined 9 of 31. But Hogue, from nearby Yonkers, found plenty of space, shooting 15 for 19.
To play in the Garden, it's something I dreamed about as a kid, he said.
After Napier's difficult early 3-pointers – he was falling away on two of them and stepping back to open a sliver of space on a third – Boatright and Daniels took over. The three combined for all but six of the Huskies' points as they built a 36-26 halftime lead.
Second-year coach Kevin Ollie is now 3-0 in the NCAA tournament after taking over for mentor Jim Calhoun. The last time UConn made it this far, the Huskies won a national title when Napier and Giffey were freshmen.


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text: #DJBreitbart: Spinning Songs for the Happy Warrior Print article Send a Tip by Liberty Chick 21 Mar 2012 post a comment Last weekend, I had the pleasure and the honor of participating in The #DJBreitbart Project, a wonderfully creative tribute to Andrew Breitbart. Anyone who followed Andrew on Twitter or knew him personally was well aware of one thing about the happy warrior: he loved his retro and 70s/80s Brit Synth-Pop music. It was an undeniable and endearing trait of Andrew's persona. Every so often, we were treated to Andrew Breitbart, the DJ. He'd take a break from taunting his adversaries on Twitter or retweeting hate tweets to share some of his favorite music tracks with tweeps, hash-tagging them #DJBreitbart. And so it was a fitting tribute last Sunday when, for 24 hours straight, 24 Twitter DJs - bloggers, activists, employees and friends of Andrew – took to Twitter to blast out links to tunes, each tweet accompanied by commentary about the song or about Andrew himself. Each hour ushered in a new DJ, and a fresh set of tweets with a new perspective on the man who wanted to make capitalism and liberty its own brand of punk rock cool. The online event was the brainchild of fellow Breitbart contributor, Evan Pokroy. It was an effort that developed organically on Twitter. I asked Evan what inspired him to come up with the idea for #DJBreitbart Project. I had seen everybody in my timeline talking about fighting the fight and retweeting the hate tweets and all the disgusting things that were being said [about Andrew]. I remember most of my personal interactions with Andrew were about music and how he just loved to stop for a while and tweet about it. So, I thought what would be the most fitting way to remember him, without all the hate and anger that the politics engendered in people, would be to go back to the music. So, it kind of evolved from that. And that's what scores of Twitter followers did. We went back to the music. So much so that #DJBreitbart was trending on Twitter quite a bit over a period of 24 hours. Followers of the event commented that it gave them a deeper view into the real Andrew Breitbart, the person who was a friend and loved-one to so many. Even people who disagreed with Andrew on pretty much everything said the event and its music made them see him in a different light. And you got that sense from some of the DJs' tweets. Pokroy told me that the reaction to the event has been "pretty amazing." Many have tweeted that it should be an annual event. When I asked him about that possibility, he took the opportunity to express his gratitude for the people who jumped in to help put it together. As I was getting it together I thought an annual thing would be great. Lots of people have been very positive; the reaction has been pretty amazing. I don't know if it will be the same format as this year; it was a lot of work getting together, and I had a lot of last minute help from a wonderful group of volunteers." I think that was one of the things that surprised me the most. A couple days before, I put out a call to see if anyone wanted to help with the website and I got such a wonderful response. They ended up doing a much better job than I could have. I have to thank all the folks who participated. It was wonderfully fun and I got to meet some great folks who helped: @prupaine, @hlawver, @ballstalum96, @mrsimplesense, @juleslalaland, @texicalirose and @sdigda. Lastly, when I asked Pokroy what inspired him about Andrew, I think he summed things up wonderfully. His total lack of fear. Most of us go through life worried about what people will say, how they'll react. He always struck me as someone so comfortable with himself that he had nothing to be afraid of. From anyone. He didn't need to prove anything to anyone. He knew who he was and what he was doing. The rest was just icing. I wish I could do that. Perhaps Andrew's time on this earth was meant to teach us that we CAN all do that. A complete set of each of the DJ's playlists and tweets can be found at The #DJBreitbart Project website.


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Adam Platt gave three stars to the first New York outpost of the popular Philly-based Sichuan restaurant Han Dynasty for its "economical, [and] generally exemplary menu." Two new South East Asian haunts garnered one star each from Pete Wells, while Steve Cuozzo gave a one-star review to a modern-American newcomer. Read it all, straight ahead.
Pete Wells explored niche Southeast Asian cuisines at Andy Ricker's Whiskey Soda Lounge NY and Khe-Yo, giving each establishment one star. Whiskey Soda Lounge feeds the citys appetites for both spice and novelty," but the pig snout was so leathery that chewing on it was like getting nourishment from an old football." Other hits: the cocktails (fun and refreshing), the khai luuk khoei (a deep-fried Thai analogue to Scotch eggs), and the hot-and-sour pork broth soup deserving of a Nobel Prize for aromatic sciences. He was more disappointed in the flavors at Marc Forgione's Khe-Yo, except for the sauces, where the most intriguing flavors hide out. Misses include the lackluster grilled chicken, excessively mild-mannered laap salads, and very meek papaya salad. He recommends that diners hungry for Laotian food head to Mangez Avec Moi instead.
Daniel S. Meyer was quite impressed with the New American plates with the flavors of Italy and Korea at Hudson Street newcomer, Piora. He notes that the dining room is serene with a pastoral air, a sentiment that carries over into the food filled with striking vegetation. Must orders include the confited chicken nuggets that stand poised to steal the show, artichokes laced with white wine that levitate the buttery dish, rigatoni infused with red wine [that] is earthy and acid-tinged, and the showstopping vegetables in chef Chris Cipollones signature salad. Four stars.
Hannah Goldfield of The New Yorker reviewed the Jewish-cum-Japanese cuisine at Shalom Japan, located in South Williamsburg. While the name of the restaurant sounds almost like the punch line to a joke, the food definitely isnt: It showcases fusion in the truest sense. Most dishes are successes, such as the unique matzoh-ball ramen, miniature challahs made with yeast left over from sake brewing, and the winning nod to both schmalz herring and sashimi. Dessert, on the other hand, is pure fun, and Goldfield highly recommends the sheets of mochi filled with ice cream that serve as a spiffy spin on the blintz.
Steve Cuozzo filed a review on Greenwich Project this week, giving it just one star. He writes, Some restaurants are out of touch with customers. New, modern-American Greenwich Project is out of touch with itself. Chef Carmine Di Giovanni is talented but over-reaching, which has resulted in a restaurant that has yet to tame its over-complicating ways. Definite misses: Sweet potato soup that tasted mainly of marshmallows, the peach-asparagus salad served with a mystery foam, and the bone-riddled salmon. The Heritage Farm double-cut pork chop, however, showcased what Di Giovanni can do when he keeps things simple, resulting in one of the deepest -flavored cuts Cuozzo has eaten in "ages."
Michael Kaminer headed to Long Island City to review the vibrant Southern Mexican food at Casa Enrique. The dining room is pleasantly cliché-free and the food has a sophisticated spirit. The chunky guacamole is spicy and vibrant and the fluke ceviche sings of lime, onion and habanero." Three stars.
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If you read well my responses to you I was discussing more
the separation of the State and God underpining that the church
is not trying to be the state and the state is not trying to be
the church. For me there is no compelling reason to further
a discussion based on improbable abstract. If its possible I can
say alot about the issue. I dont like to go there because such ideas
will never happen in the Philippines.
Even Marx and Hegel had some disagreement what should be "what is" and
"ought to be" for secularism of Russia as we know human
secularism was the mother of communism. And, this is really
what you are trying to do.
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It is not an improbable abstract because you asserted the case in history
Lemuel G. Abarte, Feb 14, 2007, 5:18 PM
The quesation is--did it work?
CoeL, Feb 14, 2007, 9:25 PM
What made you think that Russia went the other way?
Lemuel G. Abarte, Feb 14, 2007, 11:59 PM
From what they are now.........
CoeL, Feb 15, 2007, 2:18 PM
You, I and Marx agree that religion is the opiate of the people
Lemuel G. Abarte, Feb 15, 2007, 5:38 PM
Re: You, I and Marx agree that religion is the opiate of the people
anonymous, Feb 15, 2007, 10:12 PM
You are an ignorant religionist
Lemuel G. Abarte, Feb 16, 2007, 4:52 PM
In a sense it could be to some degree
CoeL, Feb 15, 2007, 10:37 PM
You referred me to Russia, now you talk about Hitler
Lemuel G. Abarte, Feb 16, 2007, 4:56 PM
There was nothing in Russia to begin with....
CoeL, Feb 16, 2007, 6:48 PM
The issue regarding secularism is not the anti-semitism per se
Lemuel G. Abarte, Feb 18, 2007, 6:21 PM
Did I say that or you are trying........
CoeL, Feb 18, 2007, 7:11 PM
You made it appear that the Bolshevik Revolution happened without a cause
Lemuel G. Abarte, Feb 18, 2007, 10:28 PM
You have spoken as much I have.........
CoeL, Feb 18, 2007, 9:52 PM
Your faith is fine, kasimanwa, but think of other Filipinos who are of
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Bangkok, Thailand, 10 Oct 2012 -- This year FAO will observe World Food Day (WFD) and the Organization's 67th anniversary on Monday 15 October. FAO was founded in Quebec City, Canada on 16 October 1945. This year's WFD theme is Agricultural Cooperatives: Key to Feeding the World. In Bangkok, World Food Day will be commemorated with a major event to which the media is invited. Arrangements for the media are described below.
On Monday 15 October, HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn will preside over the 32nd World Food Day (WFD) commemoration at the FAO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific. The ceremony will be attended by the Thai minister of agriculture and cooperatives, other senior Thai government officials, members of the diplomatic corps in Bangkok and officials from United Nations and civil society organizations.
The observance will include a welcome statement by Mr Hiroyuki Konuma, FAO Assistant Director-General and Regional Representative for Asia and the Pacific, a keynote address on Agriculture in a growing economy and the role of agricultural cooperatives: Focusing on Japan's case, by Dr Hisao Azuma, former Vice Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in Japan and the former Senior Vice President of Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and now Senior Advisor, Japan Association for International Collaboration of Agriculture and Forestry (JAICAF) and awards will be presented to four model farmers from the Asia-Pacific region: Malaysia, Mongolia, Sri Lanka and Thailand.
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I am with the few on this one, in my opinion one of the biggest let downs apart from the terminator salvation game. For games that are exclusives you expect a lot of effort to be put into them, they are meant to push the sales of consoles they represent. Especially with a price tag like the "P$3" you'd think they'd put alot of money and time into a game like this for the reason mentioned. Personally i think it felt rushed, for the obvious reason of getting it out before Prototype which in my opinion is by far a better quality of game AND it's not an exclusive!
But as for the game itself, it promised huge amounts of gameplay hours and the interesting feature of playing as good and evil, unfortunately they failed in most respects....epic fail. I felt the story line didnt differ from good or evil enough apart from attacking innocents in one and helping them in the other and the look of the abilities changing but really they were just the same. I got bored very quickly because of what i like to call "assassin's creed syndrome" by which i mean its repetativeness, once you had done a mission or side mission there were many others that felt the exact same but with different dialogue etc. You would of thought they'd have learnt from assassin's creed, but obviously not.
As i said a major let down that i feel sony lovers have hyped up to give the "P$3" validation that it just has not yet proven yet. Come on sony by thinking of the players you can make more money than just coming up with blatent money making schemes.
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I havent played the multiplayer so i cannot comment, however the single player was most enjoyable and good for any level of gamer. Medium setting had challenging moment but made it fun to play through and then the hardest setting made thing a real challenge for the more serious gamer.
I felt this was a game that drew you in but you didnt need to play continuously to get the full potential out of it, meaning you could pick it up and put it down without loosing continuity or focus on the mission at hand making the playability longer.
Being able to upgrade weapons and powers was a nice touch, that is definitely needed however some upgrades seemed to be a bit of a waste of money but of course you can always sell them back and some of the powers i never used.
a great game with some fine points lacking but great for most levels of gamers.
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I actually give this game 4 and a half stars and i will explain why. It is an absolutely amazing game and as it says above, one of the best i've played in a long time, once you've got glide and dash (which i advise getting first) it is so quick and fun to get around. You could quite easily spend a session playing this game doing nothing but skyscraper hoping in search for the collectibles and spotting web of intrigue targets. The weapons and abilities are varied with something for al occassions and cover all types of players from those that prefer brute strength to the lovers of speed and agility.
The bonus missions are great fun and don't feel repetative within the different types as each one takes a slightly different twist and they can be quite addictive for those adament to get gold awards.
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This game for the first city was quite incredible bar the same old side missions everytime and of course i can't forget interogations, what was the point of them? Really?!
The problem was the repeatitivness, everything was very much the same after having done it once with so many little floors, such as not being able to leap off buildings to do air assassinations that you can still suposedley do, jumping off in random directions every now and again but the worse thing was you never have to attack an enemy, learn to counter and you've won. The ninja stars were one hit kills and well i think i've said enough.
It was incredible that you could scale almost everything and kill absolutely anyone, but when you get away so easily and dont have to attack an enemy, it leaves a lot to be desired.
I would say worth a play but now just wait for novemeber and assassin's creed II which looks like they have realised ALL of their mistakes.
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A must buy for any sims fan and even those of you who never got round to the others, it is sure worth a play.
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Punch-Out!! Wii
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- Release Date: May 18, 2009
- Summary: One of the biggest names in boxing returns after a 15-year hiatus. Grab a Wii Remote controller in one hand and a Nunchuk controller in the other and step back into the ring with a modern update of the classic Punch-Out!! Little Mac is back! Everyone's favorite underdog from the 1980s joins the best of the original Punch-Out!! cast in a modern re-imagination of the series. Players will find familiar names like Glass Joe, King Hippo and trainer Doc Louis. These boxers come to life again in cel-shaded 3-D, complete with hilarious fighting animations and back stories that capture all the fun and flair of the original Punch-Out!! games. The motion-sensitive controls of the Wii console mean that when players throw punches, Little Mac throws punches as well. Additionally, you can control hooks and jabs by combining motion control with control-stick movement. The motion-sensing Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers turn real-life swings into on-screen punches, so anyone can play. The game can also be played with classic NES-style controls by turning the Wii Remote sideways. Characters: Little Mac, Glass Joe, King Hippo, Doc Louis, Von Kaiser and other unannounced favorites. Special powers/weapons/moves/features: Players can obtain special "Star Punches," which allow Little Mac to take more Health from his rival in a single punch. Motion Control (Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers) Punch-Out!! uses the Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers to simulate throwing punches. Use the Nunchuk to throw a left punch and the Wii Remote to throw a right punch. Classic Control (Wii Remote NES style) Fans of the NES version and core gamers will be excited to see Nintendo has also included the option to play Punch-Out!! using the classic layout from the original NES controller. Use the 1 and 2 buttons along with the cross pad to throw hooks and jabs or to dodge. [Nintendo]… Expand
- Developer: Next Level Games
- Genre(s): Boxing
- # of players: 1-2
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Punch-Out!! is a fantastic game on almost every level. It's entertaining for those who have thoroughly enjoyed the previous two games, and still accessible to people who are brand new to the series. The game is a one-of-a-kind boxing experience that transcends the boundary of sports games. The controls are great, the humor is there in spades, and the gameplay is almost unparalleled.
From the music to the controls and Doc's worthless advice between rounds, everything in Punch Out!! hearkens back to a time before bump-mapping and load screens, a time when games didn't have to rely on downloadable content or pre-order bonuses to be great.
As much as I was pummelled by the higher echelon of boxers, it was (and continues to be) fun. It's also open enough to be kid-friendly and punishing enough to offer the kind of experience many of us from the NES era remember so fondly.
The folks at Next Level Games have created an amazing title that has made the 15 years since Super Punch-Out!! quite worthwhile. [June 2009, p.88]
If you've been waiting most of your life for a visually upgraded Punch-Out!! that plays just as you remember it from the NES and SNES, your dreams have been answered. This is exactly that, and packed full of the kind of charm you'd expect from a Nintendo product.
A near-perfect reimagining of the NES classic with gameplay that still rings true, the only caveat being that the original game is available on Virtual Console for far less.
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Aug 8, 2014This is the 2nd best Wii game, no question. Just behind Brawl. Very reminiscent of the NES and SNES titles. There are no issues with this game. Buy it.… Expand
Apr 26, 2011Excellent graphics. Fun gameplay. One of the best on Wii!!! Little Mac is back and this time he's fighting some new characters. This is a worthy sequel in the punch out series with many nationalities to fight. German. Italian. Spanish. Glass Joe etc. etc. kind of short game but supports the wii remote rather well.… Expand
EvanB.May 19, 2009A fantastic game that brings out the old and the new in a Nintendo franchise. Nintendo should continue to do this in the future! Playing through all 13 characters twice adds to the replayability of Punch-Out!! It's like having 26 fighters because of how new and fresh the second time around is! Highly recommended.… Expand
Dec 24, 2013The Game involves a lot of challenges to overcome along with a superb story and an awesome wii controls. This game also causes a lot of Exercise.
This is one of my Favourte wii Games Highly Recommended for Wii Owners.… Expand
Nov 20, 2011First I should say I never played the original Punch Out games back in the day. I've tried one on the NES since beating the Wii version, and it's a blast. That said, the Wii game is far superior. Its style and animations are amazing and very fun to watch. The characters are also more fleshed out and given personalities, often based on stereotypes from whatever country you opponent hails from. I still love how the weakest opponent was the Frenchman... Of course, the most important element is the gameplay, and that's where this game really shines. Memorizing the pattern of your opponent's attacks and swiftly dodging to fire off a punch of your own is fun and satisfying, and gets pretty challenging later in the game. In fact, this game proved to be one of the most difficult games I've played on this generation, and that's really saying something seeing as how many games I've played. One problem I had with this game was the controls. I chose to use the Wii remote and nunchuk, punching the air to fell my rivals. Though the motion controls were never misread, there seemed to be slight lag between the controller and system. It was fraction-of-a-second lag, but in a game where timing is everything, it could be frustrating. To be fair, it wasn't the Wii's fault; it was just the lag that comes with wireless controllers. You wouldn't notice it in most games, but it can appear to be glaring in Punch Out! This whole issue can be circumvented by using a wired Gamecube remote, however, and therefore isn't all that bad. This game is awesome. Everyone should play it at least once to experience its simple but oh-so-enjoyable gameplay and eccentric characters.… Expand
Jun 26, 2013Punch-Out!! for Wii is awesome, plain and simple. Every match is intense, every victory is satisfying, and every defeat acts as a learning experience. Your hands will sweat and your nerves will kick in late into intensely difficult matches as you try to best your opponent.
It's a great game. Highly recommended.… Expand
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