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- mesafoodie Apr 14, 2011 09:14 AM
What is your favorite bread bakery in the Phoenix area? Please include farmers market purveyors as well. Thanks!
MJ Bread is my favorite these days, but their distribution is very limited. The only retail outlets I know of that carry their products are their shop on Roosevelt and the La Grande Orange grocery store on 40th St (@Campbell).
La Grande Orange Grocery
4410 N 40th St, Phoenix, AZ 85018
Tammie Coe Cakes MJ Bread
610 E Roosevelt St, Phoenix, AZ 85004
re: avandelay
In the past, Arizona Bread Company also sold its products at the Downtown Phoenix Public Market on Saturday mornings. I don't look for them when I shop there, so for all I know they could still be participating. Or not. Maybe someone else here knows?
Downtown Phoenix Public Market
721 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004
re: hohokam
I can't speak to the Downtown market, but I did purchase a few loaves from Arizona Bread Company this Wednesday at the Town & Country Farmers Market. I'm not usually at that market, so I can't say if they are usually there.
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They were at a farmers market on 40th and Cactus in the little park this saturday.
Got jalapeno/cheddar and rosemary. Very good and very fresh.
re: hohokam
This past Saturday, Arizona Bread Company was also at the Old Town Farmer's Market in Scottsdale.
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Agree! MJ bread is very good.
I really appreciate Karsh's - NEC of 7th Street and Missouri in the corner of Basha's strip mall. Great fresh breads, bagels and they even have a discount (day old) shelf.
I haven't been in a while, but I love the chocolate cherry sourdough bread from the Phoenician's bakery. You can buy loaves at the hotel, or at some farmer's markets around the valley (though I no longer live here and haven't had the bread since last summer, so I'm unaware of it's availability).
re: Jess321
I believe the operation there has been scaled back since their head baker left about a year ago. They are no longer at the Scottsdale market and I don't believe they even make the chocolate cherry bread anymore (which was out of this world).
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Correct - Ben the baker took a position with Bouchon / Per Se in NYC.
re: avandelay
There's another bread company, Jonathan Robins Bakery, has been at the Old Town Farmer's Market in Scottsdale and sometimes has a chocolate baguette. They didn't have it yesterday, or maybe it was gone by the time I visited their booth.
+1 for MJ's - call ahead and they will make whatever you want
their brioche makes an amazing bread pudding :)
Are there any bakeries that make honest-to-god *sour* sourdough? What I've tried around here barely qualifies, including the atrocious "california goldminer", which is actually baked in *Illinois*.
Too bad Toscana/Colombo don't seem to ship here, we're not that far from California.


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- jaimehantgan Nov 23, 2009 01:01 PM
I'm going to be in Houston (visitng from NYC) for a few days early in December and would really appreciate some restaurant recommendations - breakfast, lunch or dinner. Tex-Mex and Steak are definitely on the list and anything else that is unique to Texas would be great. No chains, please.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Houston's a big place, in what area of town will you be staying? Also important to know, will you have a car and how far are you willing to drive? That'd help narrow down the list.
I am going to jump in on this topic because I will also be visiting Houston from this Friday-Sunday and I would like for identical dining recommendations. I am staying near Rice University.
Correct me if I am mistaken, I have heard that Pappas Brothers is the place to go for steak and Hugo's for upscale Mexican? Where is the place to go for Tex Mex? Or should I just go to Hugos?
I would also like recommendations for BBQ. Thanks
re: Jeremy303
Good tips below from bornie. Pierson's is totally worth the drive. Also here's a pretty relevant thread from just a few months ago with a couple churrascarias thrown into the mix if you'd be interested doing that to have some beef:
Hugo's (on westheimer st) IS the place for interior mexican cuisine,, you will not be disappointed (the Sunday brunch is legendary).. For Tex/Mex i've taken a serious liking to a hole in the wall joint by the name of La Guadalupana Bakery and Cafe on Dunlavy St (between Westheimer and W. Gray St). The food is superb and the waitstaff is very friendly. I esp like the chicken enchaladas w/mole..
For steak,,, Vic and Anthony's near the ballpark is terrific.. Tho I've not been,, Pappas Steakhouse gets high marks from those I've recommended too staying near the Galleria. I hear the wine list is over the top expensive.
For true Italian pizza thats better than Otto's try Dolce Vita restaurant on lower Westheimer (prepare yourself for waiters/waitress' that try to hurry you tho).. I've recently visited Keste in The Village and Dolce Vita gives it a run for the money.
Go to Indika's restaurant (next door to Dolce Vita) for terrific Indian food. Nothing in NYC that I've tried comes close. The Sunday brunch consisting of chaat bar and all you can eat indian tapas for $25 is absolutely crazy delicious and a terrific value!
For BBQ,, Pierson's on TC Jester will be worth the drive (closed on Sunday). As a newbie, they'll serve you up a sampler dish of small portions to help you decide what to order.. They'll treat you like a king!
Enjoy,, and report back on "hits or misses".
Thanks for the recommendations. I am definitely going to Pappas Brothers and Hugos. I would love to do the Sunday Brunch at Hugo's but I will not have time because I am going to the Texans Colts game. What about Rudys for BBQ?
Coming from DC there are no good BBQ places unless you travel 1.5 hours outside of the city, I am looking forward to some delicious BBQ and Tex Mex.
re: Jeremy303
Rudy's bbq is ok,, when I'm out that far from the downtown area I usually stop.. Know that its a long ride from the Rice/West U area up I45.. Looking at 45 minutes.. Something closer to try might be Lulling BBQ on Richmond/the 610 Loop (ten minutes up the road from Rice/West U). Pappas also has local BBQ food outlets that are pretty good. Closest Pappas location to Rice would be the hwy 59/Fondren (?) area. Goode Company BBQ is near West U on Kirby St. The best part of the bbq here is the retail store across the street.
The Duck Mole at Hugo's is exceptional as is the carnitas, baby pork, etc. This is not your typical restaurant... Enjoy!
re: bornie
The best part of Goode Co. is the store. That says it all, the bbq is terrible. Go to Luling City Market and go early for the best bbq, say around 11 am. For TexMex, try El Tiempo, the fresh lump crab meat nachos are outstanding.
re: bornie
I'm with James on this one. All those bbq places are terrible. And actually, Luling is pretty terrible too.
Try Beaver's, which is just west of Downtown. The barbecue has gotten much better, as has the whole menu, which I would describe as Texas gulf coast cuisine.
La Guadalupana is the sort of small ethnic restaurant which Houston does well and is excellent but it is Mexican, not Tex-Mex. Made from scratch Mole Poblano is not a Tex-Mex dish, it is Oaxacan. Probably many of Houston's hundreds of Tex-Mex places are better than anything you can find in DC but El Tiempo is the best.
Pappas BBQ is a chain with locations in other cities and is very mediocre, anyway. If you're going to consider Pappas for BBQ might as well consider Pappasito's for Tex-Mex.
Pierson's for BBQ is best; if you're going to try Luling City Mkt follow the advice to go early for lunch. Might also consider Thelma's, very close to Reliant Stadium. Enough has been said about Goode Co.
re: dexmat
Just found out that Pierson's will be closed through the 30th.
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I really want to like El Tiempo but I've tried a half dozen times or so and it just doesn't grab me.. I know I'm swimming against the flow b/c the crowd of regulars fill this restaurant front to back.. I was there on the invitation of an assoc just a couple of wks ago.. Nacho's w/ beef and with chicken or it may have been pork were filling no doubt, but for me not very flavorful.. Maybe I'll try the crabmeat next time.. My assoc gave me a $50 off coupon as he barters his services to the owner and employees here for food. I'm always left with a very greasy aftertaste and diners remorse w/ea meal I try tho.
I'm also going to give Beaver's another shot.. Haven't been back since "the lights went out" as the last hurricaine put my home nearby in darkness for 13 days.. Always thought the portions of everything were small at Beavers and flavor,, unremarkable. Worth one more visit to see if the changes made with the menu are substantial to warrant more frequent trips there.
re: Jeremy303
I mentioned the lump crab nachos, they also use it in sinfully rich crab enchiladas. They are known for grilled meats, I've been meaning to try the quail. Portions are large, an appetizer and a main are enough for two. They also have excellent margaritas.
re: Jeremy303
I dont know if you have already been here in Houston BUT beware there is a diffrence in Pappas and Pappas BBQ there is a whole chain of Pappas resturants out here there is aPappas seafood and BBQ which used to to be called Luthers. Just a FYI and welcome to houston and our STRANGE weather
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Actually, Goldie, Pappas bought out all the Luthers and replaced the recipes with Pappas ones. No comparison, and I miss Luthers!
Thanks to everyone for the recs. I will definitely try Pappas and Hugo's and some of the others. I'm going to be staying downtown and will have a car. Definitely willing to drive for great food! If anyone else has recs, pls post 'em. WIll report back after my trip.
I consider anything Pappas to be a chain,,,as well as the Landry group of restaurants. Drive out to Fort Bend County for 'que at the Swinging Door.
Tex-Mex: El Tiempo (either original location on Richmond or new-ish one on Washington) is terrific. Get the mixed grill fajitas -- with shrimp, lobster, quail, short ribs. You won't regret it. For old school and still awesome Tex-Mex, you should head to Ninfa's on Navigation (the original near downtown).
BBQ: Thelma's for amazing brisket with a half inch smoke ring. The ribs at Goode Co. are also pretty good.
Steak: Vic & Anthony's for sure. Pappas Bros Steak is also very good, but not the best in my opinion.
Italian: Da Marco. Best in the city for sure. Marco's pizza place, La Dolce Vita, is also great.
For seafood I would pick Reef. It is downtown in a trendy neighborhood. You can google it, and I promise you will be extremely impressed.
I had lunch at El Tiempo on Washington today and it was excellent. The crab quesadillas were to die for and the beef fajitas were very good too. It's not reasonably priced though but it was worth it. It was not very crowded and the service was very very good. Can't complain about a thing there. We will be going back even though it's a bit of a drive for us.


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To calm down the Money in the Bank 2014 audience, WWE opted to go with another divas match as a filler. Layla El and Summer Rae battled in a match, where Fandango served as the special guest referee. Fans were so disinterested in the segment that a CM Punk chant broke out. In the end, Layla caught Summer with a kick to gain the pinfall. Layla and Fandango kissed after the match, while a despondent Summer looked on.
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In a rematch at Money in the Bank 2014, Alexander Rusev was successfully able to conquer Big E Langston again with his submission move. It was the typical match that you would expect from the two. There was a botched spot where Langston speared Rusev to the outside of the ring. However, the two of them more than made up for that by doing a great closing sequence.
June 29, 2014
In a match that was slightly held in higher regards than a filler match, Goldust and Cody Rhodes, who worked under his Stardust gimmick again, defeated Curtis Axel, who was sporting a ridiculous looking singlet, and Ryback. The match was designed to highlight the Stardust character. Since there was a little bit of action after the match, there is a chance that WWE could be continuing this feud.
June 29, 2014
In a very exciting match, Seth Rollins outlasted Dean Ambrose, Dolph Ziggler, Kofi Kingston, Rob Van Dam and Jack Swagger to capture the briefcase at Money in the Bank 2014. WWE wants to continue the war between Ambrose and the Authority, so they had Kane coming out and providing assistance to Rollins. Despite the heel tactic to win the match, the Rollins victory was actually cheered by a good amount of fans.
June 29, 2014
Since WWE needed a filler segment at Money in the Bank 2014 and wanted to showcase Adam Rose a little bit, he was given a quick match against Damien Sandow, who was dressed as Paul Revere. Match was not really all that noteworthy, and Rose got the win after hitting the Party Foul finishing move. This was a segment that belongs more on Monday Night Raw than a pay per view.
June 29, 2014
Naomi Knight was given a crack at the WWE Divas Championship at Money in the Bank 2014, but it was Paige that walked away as the reigning titleholder after a DDT and a pin. The match was designed to further the eventual split between Naomi and Cameron, who was at ringside and taking glee whenever her tag team partner was in peril against Paige.
June 29, 2014
Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso had their biggest challenge to date when Erick Rowan and Luke Harper challenged them for the WWE tag team championship at Money in the Bank 2014. The twin brothers delivered by retaining the belt. The Usos performed a double superplex on Rowan before finishing him off with consecutive flying splashes from the top rope.
June 29, 2014
In a rather surprising move, WWE had the Shield win convincingly against Evolution. Batista and Randy Orton were the first two performers to be eliminated from the main event match at Payback 2014, but both provided interference for Triple H after their eliminations. After taking a brutal beating, Roman Reigns picked up the win for his team. Many expected Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins to be eliminated during the match, but WWE opted to give them a dominant ending.
June 2, 2014
In a match designed to be the buffer between the two main event features at Payback 2014, Paige successfully defended the WWE Divas Championship against Alicia Fox via submission. Afterwards, Alicia continued her story line of going crazy whenever things do not go well for her. The audience reacted more to the post match antics than the actual match.
June 2, 2014
In a segment filled with plenty of interference from Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, Luke Rowan and Erick Harper, John Cena was able to defeat Bray Wyatt in a Last Man Standing match at Payback 2014 after Cena put Wyatt through a big black box and covered him with an even heavier box. Rumors have it that WWE will be continuing this feud and something could trigger that on Monday Night Raw this week.
June 2, 2014
At Payback 2014, Wade Barrett successfully defended the WWE Intercontinental Championship against Rob Van Dam after picking up the pin fall victory, thanks to the Bull Hammer. The performers placed some doubt in that finish when it appeared that Barrett had injured his arm while smashing into the corner post after RVD ducked away from the move outside the ring.
June 1, 2014
In a glorified squash match at Payback 2014, Alexander Rusev defeated Big E Langston via submission to continue his push up the ladder in WWE. He was able to slap on the camel clutch after delivering a big kick to Langston. Afterwards, he held the submission move on for a short period of time before Lana instructs him to let go. Rusev should be placed into a new feud this week.
June 1, 2014
In a match designed by WWE to accelerate the split between the brothers, Curtis Axel and Ryback defeated Cody Rhodes and Goldust in the second match of Payback 2014. Ryback picked up the pin fall victory for his team after delivering the Shell Shock to Rhodes. Afterwards, Rhodes told Goldust that he needs to find a better tag team partner for himself.
June 1, 2014
Despite being in the airplane spin for quite a few rotations, Sheamus was able to capture the victory over Antonio Cesaro, who had Paul Heyman with him at ringside, at Payback 2014 by surprising his opponent with a small package. With the win, Sheamus retains the United States Heavyweight Championship and will more than likely be placed in another feud by WWE tomorrow.
June 1, 2014
In a match filled with quite a few over the top spots, Daniel Bryan successfully retained the WWE Championship by defeating Kane at Extreme Rules 2014. A running knee followed by a pin enabled Bryan to get the pin fall victory over Kane. Prior to that spot, Kane was put through a burning table and carried on a forklift, among other things.
May 4, 2014
Since WWE needed a Divas Championship match at Extreme Rules 2014, Paige was given the victory over Tamina Snuka after delivering her submission finisher. The segment was short and quick, providing only a couple of spots outside the ring. It basically served as a pay per view buffer between the steel cage match and the world title match.
May 4, 2014
After suffering a loss at the last pay per view, Bray Wyatt needed a victory over John Cena at Extreme Rules 2014, and he got just that. Wyatt received a heavy dose of interference from Luke Harper and Erick Rowan, but Cena still managed to overcome those odds. As Cena was walking out of the cage, a kid showed up and began singing, which provided enough distraction for Wyatt to hit his Sister Abigail finisher and walk out for the victory.
May 4, 2014
In the most anticipated match at Extreme Rules 2014, the Shield defeated Evolution. Roman Reigns picked up the pin fall victory over Batista after a Superman punch and a spear. Triple H, Randy Orton, Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose fought through the audience before Rollins took out all four of them by hurling himself from the elevated stands.
May 4, 2014
The first title change at Extreme Rules 2014 took place when Wade Barrett defeated Big E Langston to capture the WWE Intercontinental Championship. Barrett picked up the pin fall victory after delivering a running Bull Hammer finisher on Langston. A highlight of the pay per view was Langston spearing Barrett from the ring to the floor.
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FEMA moving Sandy relief center to Copiague
A federal disaster relief center is moving from Lindenhurst to Copiague.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency superstorm Sandy disaster relief center that was in Lindenhurst Memorial Library has closed and will reopen Tuesday at 9 a.m. at Copiague Memorial Public Library, at 50 Deauville Blvd., Copiague. The center's hours are from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday.
In addition, the FEMA recovery center located at 1001 Beach 20th St., Far Rockaway, has been closed.
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Federal officials stated that traffic at the Lindenhurst and Far Rockaway locations had slowed in recent weeks, "indicating the information needs of survivors in those areas have mostly been met." Individuals made more than 14,000 visits to the two centers, officials stated. Residents can also seek FEMA assistance online at www.disasterassistance.gov or by calling 800-621-3362.
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Chris Spatola: K's Philosophy Has Changed With The One-And-Dones.
Former Duke assistant coach and current CBS Sports analyst, Chris Spatola, joined Mac and Jim to discuss T-Bone's fandom, the Final Four, the one-and-done culture and the Duke program.
On UConn's defense: It starts with the guards and the ball pressure that they put on and when you think about the job that they have done against the backcourts of the gauntlet they've had to go through, it starts with Napier and Boatwright. What solidified them was how physical their interior has been. In a game, last night, where we all thought Kentucky would dominate and have their way in the paint, the job that Connecticut was able to do in neutralizing that says a lot about how far they've come defensively.
On Coach Cal: I thought his performance last night was fine. The decision to not foul, UConn was 10/10 from the line, so that was a calculated decision. The thing with Cal, there's never a dull moment, and there's a different flavor to the way he does things and it's an acquired taste. In his case, there's going to be a lot of highs, but he also played in the NIT last year. If you're a fan and saying he's one of the best in the game, you have to be willing to live with down years. I'm more of a consistent success guy, but he's a terrific coach.
On Duke: K's philosophy has changed with the one-and-dones. It's now you're either going to get them or you're going to have to play against them. If you go back to really his first one-and-done, Kyrie Irivng, we had a team that year that if Kyrie didn't get hurt, we had a real good chance to win the national championship and we got unlucky. The Austin Rivers experiment and even Jabari Parker, this year, those didn't work out. Here's the reason why, you have to look at who you're surrounding those guys with. Kyrie was surrounded by two guys who had won a national championship, Kyle Singler and Nolan Smith, there were some other veteran guys around him. His talent was able to flourish because those guys weren't insecure about anything. The teams Austin and Jabari came on to, were much more unsettled groups.


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You might remember the news story several months ago about a crotchety old man in Virginia who defied his local Homeowners Association, and refused to take down the flag pole on his property along with the large American flag he flew on it...
Callaghan's Night Action
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Tomorrow will mark the 72nd anniversary of one of the most unsung naval victories in American history. Off the coast of Guadalcanal, an outnumbered, outgunned American naval force held off a planned bombardment by the Imperial Japanese Navy – saving countless Marine lives.
Lead by Rear Admiral Daniel Judson Callaghan, the force of two heavy cruisers, a light cruiser, two anti-aircraft cruisers, and eight destroyers faced off against two modernized battlecruisers, a light cruiser, and fourteen destroyers. The American destroyers were further crippled by a lack of reliable torpedoes.
SOF Salutes our Norwegian allies who fought along side us in Afghanistan since 2001. Ten were killed, seven by I.E.D.s out of a small contingency that joined ISIF that peaked at 500 Special Forces. Thank you and R.I.P. To those who gave all.
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Sports provide everything from a fun activity to a pathway to college for children. But some parents and leaders in the youth sports industry believe the time commitment and extreme competitiveness of club sports can be overwhelming, and can engulf kids in too much pressure from a young age.
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Diverse P.G. County Lacrosse Club Defies the Sport's Norm
When Alex Heitkemper joined the Prince George's Pride lacrosse club three years ago, he noticed something different about the team.
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Record-setting benefit lacrosse game kicks off in Baltimore
The "Shootout for Soldiers" is a first. It will set a record for time and number of players, but it's also going to raise support for wounded warriors.
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24-hour lacrosse game benefits wounded warriors
The Shootout for Soldiers, which will feature hundreds of players during the game, will be divided up into 1-hour sections. For a single game, it will be a record.
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Maryland beats Loyola 17-11 in women's lacrosse
Katie Schwarzmann had four goals and four assists, and third-seeded Maryland beat in-state foe Loyola 17-11 Saturday to advance to the Final Four of the NCAA women's lacrosse tournament.
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Men's, women's lacrosse tourneys open this weekend
The power in college lacrosse long has been concentrated among a few schools. This might be the year that changes.
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Monday in the Park with the Met
Monday, July 11, 2011
As the Met revisits its new tradition of summer recital series, WQX-Aria blogger Olivia Giovetti asks whether these summer offerings may be better than full-length operas.
Vertical Player Repertory Takes 'La Calisto' to the Banks of the Gowanus Canal
Saturday, July 09, 2011
WQX-Aria Blogger Olivia Giovetti previews Vertical Player Repertory's production of La Calisto, a 17th-century Cavalli gem that's transported to an industrial area of Brooklyn.
A 'Master Class' Worth Auditing: Tyne Daly Excels as Maria Callas
Friday, July 08, 2011
On WQX-Aria, Fred Plotkin reports on the revival of the Terrence McNally play "Master Class." "Daly fully stakes her claim as heir to a role that has prismatically brought forth distinct traits of Callas with each actress who plays her."
A Holy and Immediate 'Flute' from Peter Brook
Thursday, July 07, 2011
WQX-Aria blogger Olivia Giovetti reviews the radically reimagined, 90-minute version of Mozart's The Magic Flute, now playing at the Lincoln Center Festival.
When is Sexual Orientation Relevant to Opera?
Wednesday, July 06, 2011
In light of New York's legalization of gay marriage and Opera North's operatic meltdown, WQX-Aria blogger Olivia Giovetti examines the crossroads of sexual politics and classical music through both composers and source materials.
Arts Funding and Apple Pie
Saturday, July 02, 2011
Kansas recently became the nation's first state without an arts agency. On WQX-Aria, Fred Plotkin considers the implications of that dubious distinction, and why "the arts will be our legacy as a civilization long after we forget who our politicians were."
Classical Fuel for Your Cardio Fire
Friday, July 01, 2011
Whether you're training for a triathlon or battling it out with the elliptical trainer at your gym, classical music can play the role of energizer and motivator. WQX-Aria blogger Olivia Giovetti curates an operatic playlist for the cardio-minded.
Lincoln Center's Eastern Promises
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Should Lincoln Center—a hot spot for socially- and politically-conscious works—be working with a culturally repressive government? WQX-Aria blogger Olivia Giovetti examines both sides of the argument around a new consulting project with the city of Tianjin.
In Memoriam: Alice Playten
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Alice Plotkin (August 28, 1947-June 25, 2011), my beloved cousin, died this past weekend in New York, the city of her birth and the place where she most thrived.
From Pop Star to Opera Star
Monday, June 27, 2011
As Rufus Wainwright readies to perform with New York City Opera tonight, WQX-Aria blogger Olivia Giovetti writes "with opera opening up musically to a wider public, mirroring in a way the de-privatization of the art form in 17th-century Venice, the possibilities on offer are tantalizing."
Three More Reasons: Topsy Turvy
Friday, June 24, 2011
As Caramoor presents H.M.S. Pinafore this Saturday, WQX-Aria blogger Olivia Giovetti takes a look at the recently re-released DVD of the Gilbert and Sullivan biopic Topsy Turvy.
Life, Death and Leos Janacek
Thursday, June 23, 2011
For the finale to his second season as music director, Alan Gilbert chose to stage Janacek's The Cunning Little Vixen. Fred Plotkin offers an assessment of its significance in the operatic canon.
David T. Little: 'It's Not Just About the Art, It's About the Ideas'
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
WQX-Aria blogger Olivia Giovetti speaks with composer David T. Little about his upcoming performance of Soldier Songs, a searing, war-themed cycle, at the International Festival of Arts and Ideas.
Make Music New York Takes Opera to the Streets
Monday, June 20, 2011
With the broader context of opera in public spaces, WQX-Aria blogger Olivia Giovetti takes a look at three very different operatic happenings courtesy of Tuesday's Make Music New York festivities.
How Do You Cast an Actress Like Maria?
Sunday, June 19, 2011
As Tony Award winner Tyne Daly makes her return to Broadway as Maria Callas in Terrence McNally's biographical drama, "Master Class," Fred Plotkin considers the many actresses who have portrayed the famous soprano.
Bang On: What to Listen for at Sunday's Bang on a Can Festival
Friday, June 17, 2011
In advance of Sunday's annual Bang on a Can concert at the Winter Garden, WQX-Aria blogger Olivia Giovetti highlights the marathon's operatic offerings.
The Mouths (and Not Only) of Babes
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Riccardo Muti concluded his five-year tenure as the artistic director of the Pfingstfestspiele (Whitsun) Festival in Salzburg on June 13 by playing one of his strong suits: the music of Luigi Cherubini (1760-1842). Muti has been a leading interpreter and champion of the Florence-born composer who is most famous for his opera, Medea.
The Music that Makes Ulysses
Thursday, June 16, 2011
In honor of Bloomsday, WQX-Aria blogger Olivia Giovetti examines three key operatic moments in Ulysses.
Unsung Singers (Part Two): Vivica Genaux
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
On WQX-Aria, blogger Fred Plotkin claims a special feeling for the mezzo-soprano voices. "There is a warmth and sensuality to middle range voices (including the baritone) that exerts a special appeal." Alaska-born mezzo Vivica Genaux is in a case in point.


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Here the warm wood of the ceiling (pine shiplap) and the beams, as well as the neutral palette emphasize texture. The sliding doors are big space savers.
The portrait seems to be a wink toward traditional East Coast historical decor.
The portrait seems to be a wink toward traditional East Coast historical decor.
Again, a light neutral palette, layers of texture, the removal of the low ceilings and simple two-over-one windows keep everything bright, airy, and interesting.
The use of white makes everything appear larger in these small spaces.
An outdoor shower at a beach house is a must, and accommodates extra guests.
Uniform and uncluttered space keeps peace and order in the kitchen. Note the refrigerator on the right, which blends right in with the cabinets. The main living space was opened up so into one large space, combining the living room, dining area and kitchen.
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FORT WAYNE – Purdue men's basketball coach Matt Painter can't say for certain that Wisconsin has the most efficient offense that his team has face this season.
But he knows if the No. 9 Badgers (16-3, 3-3 Big Ten) are clicking on offense today when they visit Purdue (13-6, 3-3), his team will be challenged.
You look at the five guys they put out there that are skilled, especially with their center (Frank) Kaminsky, who really causes problems with his ability to play inside and outside, and Sam Dekker is so versatile as their four, he's really like a big guard, Painter said. They're playing four guards and a mobile five, that can move and shoot, it causes you problems.
Wisconsin comes into today's game fourth in the Big Ten in field goal percentage, knocking down 47.2 percent of its shots. The Badgers are second in 3-point shooting, making 38.4 percent.
Dekker leads the offense with 14.1 points per game, and Kaminsky averages 13.3 points. Ben Brust averages 12.9 points, and Traevon Jackson and Josh Gasser average 10.9 and 9.1 points.
Even though the Badgers have lost their last three games, Painter said the focus has been completely on what Wisconsin has done wrong during the losing streak.
When people win, they are still doing some bad things, and when people lose, they are still doing good things, Painter said.
It is difficult to win in this league. It is difficult to win on the road. You are still doing the same thing whether they lost those three games or they won those three games.
Wisconsin has struggled to keep opponents from scoring inside in two of its three losses.
IU scored 52 points in the paint in its 75-72 win Jan. 14, and Minnesota scored 48 in the paint in its 81-68 victory Wednesday.
Purdue averages 34.4 points in the paint, but Painter said it will take more than getting inside to defeat Wisconsin.
The Boilermakers will need to match the Badgers' ability to limit turnovers and rebound.
Wisconsin averages a Big Ten-low 8.2 turnovers and is giving up only 31.7 rebounds per game, tied for second in the conference.
Purdue is fourth in the Big Ten in rebounding margin, grabbing 4.2 more rebounds than its opponents.
The Boilermakers are third in the league in rebounding, averaging 40.3, but are giving up 36.1 rebounds per game.
Purdue averages 11.8 turnovers, which is only better than IU's 15.5 and Iowa's 11.9 among Big Ten teams.
You have to be prepared to play that style and beat them at their own game, said Painter, who is 8-4 against Wisconsin.
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Although our curriculum follows AHIMA's required Registered Health Information Technologist (RHIT) exam competencies; with such a broad selection of job opportunities we encourage our students to research their fields of interest and develop the necessary skills, knowledge and networks to initiate a successful career path.
The Health Information Management (HIM) A.A.S. degree program prepares students with the knowledge and technical skills necessary for managing and improving the quality of information within the healthcare delivery system. This degree's focal point is the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) entry-level competencies. Students enrolled in the Health Information Management program must complete a total of 71 credit hours: 27 General education requirements, 5 pre-requisites and 39 concentrations which include a 180 hour internship at a health care facility.
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Newly available in June, the Willerby Sierra SE is due to be sited on a cracking south facing pitch at Tayport Links Caravan Park. With views overlooking a bay in the river Tay towards Tentsmuir Forest this pitch will also feature a fantastic balcony overhanging a small burn running through the Park.
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This Pemberton Elite is sited on a lovely spacious, sheltered pitch with a full length timber balcony included in the price. Like all Pembertons, the Elite is extremely well built and this model is double glazed and centrally heated.
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With a new rich palette of colour, including luxurious wood tones and sumptious fabrics, the 2013 RIO GOLD takes this award winning caravan to new heights. Situated in an area of the Park with a small burn behind it this caravan includes a large wrap around balcony and private parking space in the price!
This caravan has had 2 previous owners, has been used very sparingly and is in extremely good condition. It is situated in a nice private and quiet corner of the park and has it's own parking space and large timber balcony.
Newly available in November 2014 this is a super buy. An outstanding top end caravan in it's day this has been very well looked after by it's previous owners with good quality double glazing added a few years ago transforming the look and feel of the caravan. The last owners also had the lovely timber balcony extended around the front of the caravan making this one of the biggest and sunniest balconies on the whole Park!
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Brand new in 2012 the previous owners of this popular caravan genuinely hardly used it, the beds have not been slept in and the caravan still smells new. It is sited on a absolutely fantastic pitch at Tayport Links Caravan Park. With a large balcony with 2 separate seating areas, this caravan has side on views across the River Tay to Broughty Ferry with the front looking out over the estuary to Tentsmuir Forest . The caravan itself is well placed to take advantage of this fantastic pitch with the beautiful spacious lounge featuring a large seating area facing the view with lovely big panoramic windows.
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Wow! This caravan is stunning. At 39 feet long it is the largest caravan we have on the Park and it truly is exceptional. Situated one row back from the seafront it benefits from partial sea views to the front, and overlooks a garden at the side, from its sizeable sunny balcony accessed a patio door from the lounge.
Newly for sale in March 2014 at Tayport Links Caravan Park, this is one of the most impressive and luxurious caravans we have on the Park. This is a large 2 bedroom caravan with central heating and double glazing and is on a lovely pitch overlooking a large flower bed with the sea visible beyond. In immaculate condition, it has an extremely spacious lounge with freestanding furniture and a brand new carpet.
On a new pitch with it's own back garden and parking space, this Rio Gold luxury holiday home has been thoughtfully designed to maximise the feeling of space and light. Complete with central heating and double glazing it benefits from sprung lounge seating and a large fixed dinette area which have all helped to make this one of our best selling caravans over the last few years.
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Applies to sevoflurane: inhalation liquid
As well as its needed effects, sevoflurane (the active ingredient contained in Ultane) may cause unwanted side effects that require medical attention. While you are receiving and recovering from an inhalation anesthetic like sevoflurane, your health care professional will closely follow its effects. However, some effects may not be noticed until later.
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League of NH Craftsmen offers Felted Pod Pin Class
MEREDITH — This Saturday, April 12, the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen – Meredith Fine Craft Gallery is hosting a felted pod pin class with widely known fiber artist Nancy Evans. This class runs from 11 a.m.– 3 p.m. and at the end of the class students will have a completed work as well as the knowledge on how to create it.
During this three hour class students learn to wet felt this spectacular pin that is very textural with bubbles and open "craters" that looks wonderful on a coat or hat. Silk and beads will can be incorporated for added interest.
Students should bring an old towel, scissors, needle and strong thread, pin back, beads for embellishment. All wool, silk, and felting supplies will be provided.
The tuition is $70 per student, and there is an additional $10 materials fee to be paid to the instructor the day of the class. Space is limited. Pre-registration is required. To pre-register call the League of NH Craftsmen – Meredith Fine Craft Gallery at 603.279.7920 or come into the Gallery at 279 Daniel Webster Highway, Meredith, NH 03253.
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Chamber After Hours: New Hampshire Music Festival at Biederman's Deli
PLYMOUTH — The next Business After Hours for the Plymouth Regional Chamber of Commerce will be hosted by the New Hampshire Music Festival (NHMF) on Tuesday, April 15, from 5-7 p.m. at Biederman's Deli and Pub in Plymouth.
Join the Chamber, Dressers Unlimited, Off the Hanger, Rand's Handware & Cafe Monte Alto as Main Street businesses welcome Music Director Donato Cabrera back to Plymouth. Meet the Festival team, Deb Kosits, the NHMF's new Executive Director, and learn about the Festival's 2014 season of concerts and events that will bring 5,000 folks to town from July 8 through August 14.
Enjoy pub fare from Biederman's and a wine and beer tasting while listening to the music of Paul Connor and Lou Porrazzo as they perform live. Bring a friend and don't forget to enter the raffle for a chance to win a gift certificate.
Founded in 1952 as a small chamber orchestra, the New Hampshire Music Festival has grown to a six-week summer music festival that honors the tradition of classical music while exploring new artistic paths. Connecting the Lakes Region with an engaging and immersive festival experience, the NHMF presents world-class performances, collaborates with community partners, and offers educational programs for all ages.
This business-networking event, conducted by the Plymouth Regional Chamber, is part of their active support of the regional businesses and is possible through the generous support of key area businesses and professionals, the Enterprise Center at Plymouth, and is made possible by a USDA Rural Development Grant.
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Irwin Offering Ladies and Wheels program April 23
LACONIA — The Irwin Automotive Group at the Ford Lincoln Toyota & Scion Store is offereing three education sessions to Ladies of the Lakes Region on Wednesday, April 23 from 6-8 p.m.
Spring Cleaning Your Car – presented by our Irwin Detail Team
Identity Theft – presented by Laconia Police Department – Captain Matt Canfield
Sharing the Road – presented by AAA – Rayette Hudon
The Ladies will be catered with valet parking, a Ladies Gift Bag to include goodies, and our men will pamper the Ladies with drinks, food and fun.
We also will be asking the Ladies to "Donate A Bear Because You Care" to help a child overcome tragedy.
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4 generations of artists at Gilmanton Year-Round Library
GILMANTON — Four generations of Gilmanton artists will exhibit their art work at the Gilmanton Year-Round Library during the month of April. Dawn Moore, and her daughters Ryan Russell and Amy Russell will be joined by Amy's daughter Jovie Smith to exhibit their work in widely varied media: oil paintings, pen and ink drawings, pencil drawings, pastel, charcoal, watercolor, mixed media and ceramics.
Dawn Moore studied at North Western Ct. Community College. Ryan Russell, studied art at Pine Manor College and Keene State College. Amy Russell, studied art at Pine Manor College. All of the artists are in the field of education - Ryan works at Barnstead School, Amy at Gilmanton School, and Dawn at Kingswood. Jovie Smith, Amy's daughter, is a guest artist and she attends Gilmanton School. All are long-time residents of the Gilmanton/Alton area.
An artist reception will be Saturday, April 12 from 1-3 p.m. at the Gilmanton Year Round Library (GYRL) Rte. 140, Gilmanton. The public is welcome to meet the artists and view the exhibit.
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All events presented by the Center for Scholarly Communication and Digital Curation are hosted on Northwestern University's Evanston campus [unless otherwise noted] and are free and open to the public.
2014 Digital Humanities Summer Faculty Workshop, August 4-15, 2014
The Digital Humanities Summer Faculty Workshop at Northwestern University is generously supported by the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations and hosted by the Alice Kaplan Institute for the Humanities. The workshop is dedicated to supporting and building scholarly digital humanities research and pedagogy projects that contain meaningful roles for undergraduate students. This year's workshop will be facilitated by Amanda French in collaboration with a team from the Center for Scholarly Communication & Digital Curation and the Multimedia Learning Center.
October 2014 will be busy!
The International TEI Conference and Chicago Colloquium for Digital Humanities and Computer Science will both be held in Evanston during Open Access Week 2014, October 20 - 24. We will also be hosting additional events for Open Access Week; more details will be posted in mid-August.
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January 10, 2013
Unlocking the English Short Title Catalogue: New Tools for Early Modern and Eighteenth-Century Bibliography and Book History
A Digital Humanities Presentation by Ben Pauley, Associate Professor, Eastern Connecticut State University
Thursday, January 10, 2013, 3:30-5pm. Northwestern University Library, Forum Room
Refreshments will be served.
A Gentle Introduction to Digital Text Analysis
A presentation by Jade Werner, PhD candidate in English, and Josh Honn, Digital Scholarship Library Fellow, on literary text analysis in the digital humanities.
Claire Stewart, Head of Digital Collections and Scholarly Communication Services, Josh Honn, Digital Scholarship Library Fellow, and John Blosser, Head Electronic Resources and Collection Analyst, present an introduction to open access.
May 9, 2012
Wordpress for the Humanities: Developing a Digital History Course
A presentation by Michael Kramer (History), Andrea Gaither (NUIT), and Josh Honn (University Library). Part of the Scholarly Resources & Technology Series.
April 23, 2012
The Humanities in a Digital Age
A panel presentation with Kathleen Fitzpatrick (MLA), Tara McPherson (USC), and Katherine Rowe (Bryn Mawr).
April 16, 2012
Copyright and Fair Use in the Digital Age
A discussion about copyright, fair use and the use and application of Creative Commons licenses in the library and higher education community.
February 24, 2012
Discussion Group: Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Academic and Research Libraries
Copyright Working Group hosts a meeting to discuss the ARL's recent best practices in fair use.
February 23, 2012
Copyright & Your Research
A presentation by Claire Stewart. Part of the Scholarly Resources & Technology Series.
November 17, 2011
VIVO 2011 Conference & Purdue Data Curation Profiles
Presentations by Pam Shaw, Claire Stewart, Cunera Buys, and Nat Gustafson-Sundell.
October 28, 2011
Launch Your Own Journal: A Discussion with Student Editors
A student panel discussion with editors from Helicon, Northwestern Art Review, Prompt, and TriQuarterly Online.
October 27, 2011
Do Open Access Journals Measure Up? Northwestern Faculty Editors Panel
A faculty panel discussion with Bernard S. Black (Social Science Research Network), Dorothy Dunlop (PLoS Medicine and Arthritis Care & Research), and Bill Halperin (Progress in Low-Temperature Physics).
October 26, 2011
Fifteen Years of First Mondays: Scholars, Readers, and Openly Accessible Research
A lecture by Ed Valauskas, Instructor at Dominican University, founder and current editor-in-chief of First Monday.
October 25, 2011
I Wrote It, But I Don't Own It? Keeping Your Copyright
An interactive session by Heidi Nickisch Duggan (Associate Director) Galter Health Sciences Library, and Stephanie Kerns, Head of Education & Outreach at Galter Health Sciences Library.
October 24, 2011
The NIH Public Access Policy and Publication Management with MyNCBI
A class taught by Pamela Shaw, Biosciences & Bioinformatics Librarian, Galter Health Sciences Library.
September 21, 2011
Linked Data in the Library
A presentation by Karen Miller (Bibliographic Services, Northwestern University Library) on linked data.
September 19, 2011
Copyright and Your Research
A presentation by Claire Stewart. Part of the 2011 Electronic Resources Forum.
April 23, 2010
How Will Fair Use Fare?
NUL Annual Scholarly Communication Speaker Series Event. A lecture by Kenneth Crews, Founder & Director, Columbia University Copyright Advisory Office.
April 16, 2010
Taking the Mystery Out of A Publishing Contract: Tools To Help You Make the Most of Your Scholarship
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- Non-smoking rooms
- Internet
- Animals allowed


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