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With the "bombs bursting in air," one of Andrew Pawelczyk's cymbals went crashing to the floor.
As the band from Eisenhower Junior High School in Darien continued playing the "Star-Spangled Banner," Andrew barely missed a beat. Without his instrument, he simply stood and saluted the flag until the patriotic song ended.
His instinctive "cymbalic" gesture — now a YouTube hit — has made the 14-year-old from Darien an instant celebrity.
"I'm very surprised at all the attention it's getting," said Andrew, who usually plays the drums.
In his four years in band, nothing quite like this had happened. The cymbal's leather strap broke in the middle of the national anthem, the opening song of a 90-minute, end-of-the-year band program on May 18.
"I thought, 'Should I get another one or just stand there?' So I stood there and saluted the flag," Andrew said. "I wanted to run away. But I felt better after I saluted.
"My family is very patriotic. My grandfather was in the Korean War. He taught me to salute the flag," he said.
"It was a night to remember," said Andrew's mother, Heidi Pawelczyk. "When I saw the cymbal fall, I thought, 'Oh, no . . . '
"But he's always been the kind of kid to roll with the punches. He's good in a crisis. He did what came naturally. He stayed cool, calm and collected. He figured he couldn't go wrong if he saluted. I'm just glad he didn't utter any naughty words.
"It is kind of crazy that this has become such a phenomenon. People are looking for something good," she said. "This came from the heart. It restores your faith in young people. But I don't think he understood the significance of it. He doesn't realize what it meant to people."
The video, taken by a parent who is a band booster, has elicited a lot of comments and emails.
"People said I did a good job, that it was really funny," Andrew said. The video showed his fellow drummer laughing, and Andrew admitted he was "laughing internally."
John Damore, the band director "had one of those, 'Oh, crap' faces," Andrew said.
Damore was standing directly in front of Andrew and saw it all happen.
"His eyes got really big," Damore said. "He looked at his hand and he was still holding the strap. He was like, 'What just happened?'
"He knew he couldn't pick it up. I gave him a motion to stop. He gave me a deer-in-the-headlights look. I was relieved that he had such a great recovery."
According to Damore, it was a "classic Andrew move."
"He's a very silly kid. He doesn't care what people think — in a good way. Whatever happens, happens," he said.
Damore also was relieved that his band played on.
"When he saluted, I cracked up," he said, adding that a few kids were laughing through their instruments, but 90 percent of them stayed with the music.
Andrew has played drums in the band for four years, with percussionists taking turns with the cymbals, which are owned by the school.
The evening also included an awards program during which Andrew received the Louis Armstrong Award for jazz.
He already is practicing with the Marching Mustangs of Downers Grove South High School, where he will be a freshman next school year.
If there's a lesson to be learned here, Andrew said, it is "get better cymbals."
Damore said he wished the video had played a bit longer because at the end of the national anthem, the crowd gave them a "huge standing ovation."
"The kids were wondering why people were going so crazy after the Star-Spangled Banner," he said.
Andrew shrugged it off, he said, and went on to play for the rest of the concert.


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How did you come to a role that's so far afield from what you've done on screen in the past?Josh Brolin: The part called for an actor who could play a dumb mongrel, so maybe the role found me. They needed to fit the part, didn't they? Actually, come to think of it, I'm not in the movie. They just used my name.
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You play a murderer willing to kill the young heroine in the movie. How did you get along with you young starlet, Hailee Steinfeld?JB: My character realizes he blames her for all of his problems and decides to do away with her. In that moment when he's alone with her, you see the transformation from simpleton to sociopath.
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Thank you for your nice tutorial, it worked almost like it should ;-)
I came across one minor error, I had included a folder from my backup drive in a library. In this case my library MUSIC, included a folder on the external backup drive,
this resulted in an error when I started the backup.
My solution was to remove the folder from the MUSIC library.
Now everything works fine!
One small question, does backup support incremental backups? When are backups overwritten? I mean what happens when my external backup drive is full?
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These are incremental backups. If you run out of space, then you will get a out of space error and will just need to delete these backups and start over on the backups.
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hi Brink... curious really, any idea why the 7 Home Premium doesn't support backing up to an external network drive like Vista HP did? i actually didn't notice that feature difference and now have 7 HP on a laptop.... am i missing something, or can 7 HP really not back up to a network drive? (if that's true, i have found my first and only gripe!)
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Hello Papa Smurph,
Sorry, but only the Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate, and Enterprise editions can backup to a network location.
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hmph! well i guess i was right to begin with, but i just can't imagine WHY they would have dropped that feature from a HOME premium edition when so many home users these days are using wireless networks and a much-hyped feature of 7 was the ease of network connectivity. Oh well, i guess i can use this copy of Acronis True Image.. but dropping that feature is a real head-scratcher to me.
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They want you spend more to get get Professional (Business) or Ultimate instead.
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I must be misunderstanding your meaning here or not seeing some options in Win 7 Professional Backup and Restore. I don't see any options in Backup and Restore for the backups to be anything but Full or an Image.
Incremental implies that you are only backing up the changes since your last incremental or full backup, whichever came later. This means that if you need to restore data (not system files) that you have to restore your last full backup and all of the incrementals, in order, to get back to where you began.
Differential backup would be the changes since your last Full Backup. Therefore a full restore would consist of restoring your last full backup and only the last differential.
In either case the a FUll Backup is required as a starting point to restore your data.
Backups do NOT restore your system files, only images do. I would love to have the capability to save an image and then just perform Differentials off of the image but I'm not aware of any software that can do this. An alternative would be to save an image of ONLY the system files and then perform backups of everything else but I'm not aware of any way to do this either.
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Hello Ski, and welcome to Seven Forums.
When you save a backup to the same location the first time, it saves what you selected to be backed up as a full backup. Everytime you run this backup to be saved at the same location after the first time, the backup will be saved incrementally for what has changed from the previous backups and the current new one.
This backup does give you the option to backup and restore system files as well as user files. Try it and you will see them listed in the backup.
A system image backup is basically a restorable clone of the selected drives or partitions backed up instead. It's not for backing up and restoring individual files.
Hope this helps,
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Thanks fpr the clarification. So, unless you change the name of the backup file, you will not have more than one backup but the existing file will be incrementally changed to reflect differences?
And are you also saying that if my HDD dies and I replace it with new drive, that is at least as large as the original, that I would be able to totally restore OS, MBR, systems files, applications, registry, etc from the latest backup?
If this is true, I'm going to get rid of my Acronis Software.
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You would only have one backup at the same location. You would not want to rename or move it. Doing so will make it unrestorable. You can still have multiple incremental backups if each one is saved in a different location.
The replacement drive would need to be at least a little bit larger than what was backed up in the image. It will restore all of that to how it was when the last incremental system image backup was created.
It still would not be a bad idea to have a backup from the Acronis program to be extra safe though.
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The wonderfully talented Emily Wells has been described as "the musician who will crush any preconceived notions you ever had about classical music and hip hop." I sat down with her at SXSW recently to talk about toy instruments, turning down a record deal as a teenager, and lucky charms.
AfterEllen.com: So Emily, I understand that you play many instruments;
toy instruments, etc. Can you name a few favorites?
Emily Wells: My main instrument is the violin. I'm
also really into little toy instruments. I have a few toy pianos and
always bring one on the road with me. I have little glockenspiels, I
love analog synthesizers, old synthesizers, old drum machines … anything
that I can sample — I'm into. I really like the combination between real
instruments and electronic stuff. I also like the uke a lot … [The Melodica is] a
really cool instrument. You can kinda make a sound like an accordion
because it's got air going through. You can play chords just like you
would on an accordion, but you can also play single notes.
AE: I love that you are able to use so many instruments to
create a totally unique sound.
EW: That's what I'm most interested in. Different
sounds. Whether it's the drummer or bass player I work with, or a
unique instrument. Like, Joey, the bass player, plays three different
basses. It's great. It brings something different into it.
AE: Something great about your music is that it doesn't
really fit into a specific genre. It seems like the two main styles
you merge in
your music are hip-hop and classical. What other influences are there?
EW: I love folk music. I like Bob Dylan … but
so does everyone. He's definitely someone I totally respect. I would
say I'm also heavily influenced by Jazz, although I'm not sure how much
of that makes it into my work. Gosh, I love anything I can get my ears
on. Just like instruments — whatever I can get my hands on. Old country
music, I love—
AE: So could you see yourself bringing some of that stuff
into future songs? Like merging country and classical or … ?
EW: I don't know, but that would be cool actually. My
new stuff is really down tempo with the beats and I bring in hip-hop,
for sure, and the classical stuff too. The Symphonies: Dreams
Memories & Parties album is basically 10 compositions. Some of
them have choruses, but I really focused on the instrumentals. The new
stuff I'm working on still brings in that symphonic element, but has a
more lyrical song base.
AE: Is there anyone who stands out as a childhood
influence? Any current artists you want to mention?
EW: I grew up in a Classical world because of my
parents. I was playing violin at 4. My dad listened to a lot of church
music. So it wasn't until I got a little older that I was able to
branch out and listen to stuff like the Beatles, Big
Brother, and then I really got into early '90s hip-hop.
As far as
today goes, I go through phases. Lately I've been listening to a band
called Department of Evil, which the production is really
good. Another classic of our day is Joanna Newsom — so
brilliant. Especially, her last album … it's like, wow.


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JASPER, Tenn. — City officials are irritated they will have to pay more because of delays in the waterline relocation project along Highway 41 in connection with the construction of a new bridge across Nickajack Lake.
Gary Cosby of CTI Engineers Inc. asked Jasper Board of Mayor and Aldermen members to increase his $20,000 engineering services budget by $12,500 to cover the expenses brought on by delays.
Part of the delay, he said, involved the final approval of the waterline relocation.
The other concerns a hold-up on the inspection on the relocated lines on each side of the bridge, which the town contracted Chastain Construction in Ooltewah to do.
"We had budgeted six weeks [for inspection] for a total of $15,000, and we gave the contractor six weeks to do the job," Cosby said. "It was a compressed schedule because we were concerned about how quickly the [Tennessee Department of Transportation] contractor would get in and start digging and possibly tearing up our line."
The construction probably will take up to 13 weeks instead of six, officials said.
"I'm not asking for seven [additional] weeks [of funds]," Cosby said. "I'm asking for three because we've been able to spread [the funds] out by just trying to cover it when we had to be there. So, it would be a total of nine weeks' budget for 13 weeks of construction."
Jasper Mayor Billy Simpson recommended the board approve the increase and said there's little the town can do if the project runs longer than its schedule.
"I don't agree with that," Alderman Steve Looney said. "The contractor ought to be responsible. If there's a runover, he should have to worry about this, not us. He's the one that signed the contract."
In fact, officials said there are clauses in the contract with Chastain that give Jasper the right to charge liquidated damages for exceeding the contracted time frame.
Interim Jasper Attorney Billy Gouger said he will look over the contract to find out what the town can do to recover its losses from delays.
"In the end, Jasper is controlling the funds," he said. "So, if the board withholds enough money to repay the town for whatever it had to pay to cover an overage, then that puts the burden back on [the contractor]."
Cosby said recovering damages is a separate issue from the $12,500 increase.
"I'm kind of at [the contractor's] mercy," he said. "We try to encourage him and help him, but in the end, it may be like pushing a rope. I can't make things happen."
The board unanimously approved a motion to increase the budget by $12,500 and to seek to recover that money from the contractor.
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Saira \sa(i)-ra\ as a girl's name has the meaning "princess" and is a variant of Sarah (Hebrew), biblical: originally called Sarai, Sarah shared an adventurous nomadic life with her husband Abraham.
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Cancer, emphysema, and heart disease, using tobacco can cause them all. In fact, the National Cancer Institute says it's the leading cause of preventable illness and death in the United States.
Now one company is using tobacco to help prevent a common illness that infects millions and kills thousands every year.
TV ads show the harm tobacco can do, but all that tobacco could actually protect you and your family one day.
"It's something very, very new and it's something very, very unique," says Charles Bryant a greenhouse manager.
Greenhouse manager Charles Bryant is helping turn these plants into flu vaccines for the bio-pharmaceutical company Medicago.
"The vaccine is actually produced inside the leaves itself," says Bryant.
The company's Mike Wanner says the plants are submerged in a natural bacteria that's genetically engineered. Then, the tobacco is put in a vacuum environment.
"It draws in, the agrobacterium, and then the agrobacterium expands in the plant and that becomes the virus-like particle that is the vaccine," explains Mike Wanner the executive VP of operations at Medicago, USA.
Traditional flu vaccines are made from chicken eggs. Each egg can produce about four doses. Wanner says each one of these tobacco plants can make between 30 and 100 doses. The plant-based vaccine is being tested on various flu strains right now.
"It induces a very strong immune response in humans," says Wanner.
With what could be a smoking new way to fight the flu.
If trials go as planned we are told the tobacco flu vaccine could be on the market sometime in 2016. Officials say the plants could also be used to make a variety of other vaccines including one for rabies.
TOPIC: "Smokin" flu vaccine. Medicine's next big thing?
BACKGROUND: Every year flu season comes around, and sometimes the virus hits especially hard. The flu, which is a respiratory illness caused by the influenza viruses, spreads from person to person by contact with infected objects or droplets created by an infected person's cough or sneeze entering the mouth or nose of a nearby individual. The number of flu cases often peaks in January or February, but flu season has been known to start as early as October. The severity of the flu can vary greatly, even causing death in extreme cases. Individuals at the greatest risk of flu related complications such as bacterial pneumonia include children younger than six years old, adults over the age of 65, and people with asthma, chronic lung disease or other medical conditions. (Source: www.cdc.gov)
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NEW TECHNOLOGY: Flu vaccines traditionally have been made using live chicken embryos, which requires a lot of eggs and can be costly as well as time-consuming. The current process of producing flu vaccines is problematic because in an outbreak, the vaccines aren't made fast enough to keep up with people's need. Now the Canadian pharmaceutical company Medicago is using tobacco plants to produce vaccines, including flu vaccines which can be made in quicker and in larger quantities. The process of creating the tobacco flu vaccine goes as follows: the DNA of the targeted viral protein is injected into a bacteria and left to multiply. Grown tobacco plants are then inverted and dipped into a dilute solution of the modified bacteria and then wrung like a sponge by a vacuum so the plants soak up the solution. After sitting in a chamber with controlled temperatures and lights, the plants are diced up and put in a digester which releases the protein by destroying the leaves' cellulose. Finally, the virus-like particles are collected and used for the vaccine. So far, the results seem to be hopeful and prove the tobacco flu vaccine would be able to keep up demands during an outbreak. (Source: www.wired.com)
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It's okay for the two not to match, but you need to be careful with selecting a color for the cabinets. I always recommend to my clients to keep everything simple. If you think you want to change the trim color go with something that is really a shade lighter than the cabinets. But doing them the same color is a safe bet, it would look much more finished and clean.
My two-bedroom condo is short on storage space. There is a reach-in closet in each bedroom. That's it. I've installed closet organizers which has helped a bit. My master bedroom is approximately 10' w x 14'8" l, which, for an 1920s apartment, is a decent size. I'd like to install a window seat and bookshelves along the back wall, and nearly 6 ft of that 10 ft wall is all window. I'd like the idea of the window seat because that will allow me to store large items, such as, my a/c window unit and suitcase. Do you think adding the built-ins will make my room look cluttered and small? Do built-ins appeal to potential buyers?
Storage is always a plus. A good idea is to make it with closed drawers or cabinets, so it will look nice and clean and you can store things. So go for it!
One handy man can take care of the job. It's a good idea to take off the dropped ceiling. You don't know what is underneath, but it's worth finding out. Once removed it will need to be drywalled and painted. There are a lot of good sources for pendant lighting on the market, maybe circa lighting or visual comfort and they are very reasonable. You probably would need 2-3 depending on the size of the Kitchen. If your handy man cannot do electrical work, you will need an electrician to hang it for you. Hope this helps!
With an Asian look, hardware with a dark grey back finish is quite appropriate. If you can't find it at Smith & Noble, check Pottery Barn should have something similar.
Always panels from floor to ceiling is a good solution to elongate the room and therefore windows and your'e right, a very simple treatment, like soft cotton linens is always a good solution.
A cream white or a sage color are your best bet for wall colors. Keep it consistent. You don't need to introduce another color on the walls.
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Good point. Thanks for the tip.
I am the worst person in the world to ask. Honestly, I don't have the time to go out shopping. I travel a lot and I buy through my trips. Sorry I am not of any help.
Jura, have you ever done a session on lighting within the home? I live in a townhouse and it's always my biggest problem. Are there any lighting consultants who can help with this issue? Love your column and thanks for this opportunity. Vienna
A lighting package would be a great idea. And we could have someone online answering lighting questions. A good architect or designer is trained to come up with creative lighting solutions. I personally do not know a lighting consultant. Does anyone out there?
It is a cliche, but I truly always wanted to go and design. I have a lot of favorites, among them, is Rose Tarlow, Alberto Pinto, Edwin Lutyens.
The Walters Art Museum is great. Baltimore Museum of Art and Howard Street downtown is a good place to hit.
We will check into that!!! And thanks for your kind words.
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Actually what I have published is quite traditional, but I am a modernist at heart. I do a lot of contemporary apartments that I am not at liberty to publish because of privacy. It is in the MOMA building. It is on my website, if you would like to have a look. Thanks for your interest.
Sounds very dramatic. I like khaki with red. Silver would be a nice accent with that. Any other ideas?
My husband and I have finally found a house that we're considering purchasing. One of our main drawbacks is a slightly awkward addition. The wall between the living and dining/kitchen areas was taken down making that whole area of the house an open room (with an island demarcating the kitchen) and then an addition was added behind the dining area. So right now the living flows into dining where you'd set a table and have to walk around it to get to a 16' x 20' family room. The family room is really too big to be dining on its own, but we don't like the idea of having the table block the entrance to the room. How could we get creative with this floorplan and make it work? Moving the kitchen back there, as fun as it would be, is probably not an option.
It's really hard to know without being in the space and seeing the plan. Your best bet is talk to an architect or designer to give you a more realistic answer. I wish you the best.
I think we are working on something like this. You are right - there has been a lot of great information dished out on this chat over the years. And a paint color resource would be really helpful.
Mona Hajj! This is so exciting. I love the colors that you use in the interiors featured in your book. They're strong, yet subtle, and always seem to compliment the room -- not work against it. How do you go about measuring what shades/colors your going to use in a room? My husband and I are re-painting two rooms on the first floor of our house, and while we were inspired by your interiors, we can't seem to land on just the right shade. Whats your trick??
I wish I was a fly in your house so I can give you the right color. Unfortunately, I cannot give you a solid answer. Color for me is a feeling and you go with what makes you feel good. Saying that, a very soft neutral color is always comfortable. Hope that helps.
I'm looking to decorate my kitchen. I know what you're thinking -- don't kitchens have enough clutter already!? But my kitchen (I live in a modern loft apartment) is almost TOO blank. It's all stainless steel with no home-y touches. Now, I really am not into country-time knick-knacks (like those "no place like home" paintings) but I would love to add at least some pops of elegant color or warmth in the room. What would you suggest?
It is truly hard to give you a color without seeing the space. If you are afraide of the starkness, big pieces of art in a loft situation will humanize the room. Also beautiful fabrics and rugs will warm it up.
Thank you for your kind words. The colors in my home are all custom mixed. One of my favorite pieces is the Esser painting over my sofa in the Living Room and in the Foyer the collection of Near Eastern antique pottery. The overall design is collected pieces I have had from family and travels and thats what holds close to my heart.
Where do I start? Benjamin Moore has a few. Niveous and Floral White, among others.
Frankly, I would stick with white sheets and maybe black and white pillows.
These are antique textiles I collect from all over the world and then offer them to my clients, from Paris, Italy, London, Istanbul, India, Beirut, Syria to name a few. But textiles are so dear to me. Actually I am working on a textile line now because sometimes I cannot find what I really want.
Pottery Barn has a small white desk you could use for a vanity. They show photos of it with a slipcovered chair or an ottoman.
Thanks! I love that it's a Technology Vanity Desk - two great functions...
Love that idea!
Candelabras are always nice with a collection of small pottery, but grouped together as a series. Or a pretty runner with a vase of fresh cut flowers again with beautiful pottery. Hope that helps.
Each space is different so there is no text book for it. You need to decide where to put the large furniture first. It's okay to make a mistake, you can rearrange it. It would be good to have two people moving the furniture while you're directing.
What we can tell you is that many designers like Farrow & Ball paints because of their glossy, thick quality and ease of painting and the subtle yet rich colors. Benjamin Moore, especially the Aura line, is very popular. Behr is always ranked high for consumer satisfaction. C2, Pratt & Lambert and Sherwin Williams are other popular brands. Martha Stewart's paints have a great color selection.
The house is a beautiful place to visit on a spring day and the gardens and pool are knock out. Here is a link to my story on the rooms! Terri and I really enjoyed the house this year. By the way, Terri is on the chat today because she is on a photo shoot by the water in Maryland. Lucky dog!
This is a rectangular shaped room, so I would group seating areas together to give it the intimate feel, yet it can open up to be inclusive in conversation. Meaning at one end I would do thd dining room, at the opposing end I would do the living room around the TV and then maybe in the middle create another seating area for people who do not want to watch TV. Groupings need to be tight to achieve this look.
You sound like you love color. I am with you on that, except sometimes we need to edit for the look to come through. The walls might need to calm down a little and go with a bright, but subtle color. It could be the tourquoise, pink or red. Saying that, it's difficult for me to make a decision without seeing it. So if you think the red, white and pink is going to give your little girl what she likes, go for it.
Good to know they are out there.
You knew my answer. I would get rid of them immediately. I would rather have none, than have fake. Saying that, I love how flowers make you feel so a good alternative is maybe to get whats fresh in the season and mix it with a lot of greens because greens live longer. You can even have a full vase of greens like ivy or some small hypericum. They truly live well.
this is a hot issue clearly
Fake it.
Busy bees like real flowers. Me too.
This is good advice.
You should do things in your own home to please yourself, not fool visitors.
Absolutely, get ride of the bulletin board and put a painting up taht will calm and inspire you. The same day take a glass of wine and an empty box and get rid of everything you can live without. That will start the de-cluttering process.
This would be a fun story to do - I might suggest it!
Jordans Furniture has a free 2D room planner. www.jordans.com/ Or you can spend a little cash ($15 for one month, $35 for a year) and get Plan 3D www.plan3d.com/.
I saw it in my own 1937 kitchen ceiling. Ugh. Not a pretty sight.
That is a very good question and the way I deal with rugs is through my travels. I buy whatever I love and there is always a place for them in my client's houses. So you really need to know or trust somebody who knows rugs because there is a lot of junk out there. Take your time or call a designer who could help you. Not every designer understands oriental rugs. So be choosy.
Thank you so much. These suzanis ought not to be extravagant and you don't have to travel anywhere. I can give you one of the people I have dealt with, he has a shop in San Francisco and the name is Cocoon. You can look him up.
This is definitely an article waiting to be written. Stay tuned.
Just say no. I'm with you. I buy those $14.99 orchids at Trader Joe's all the time. Even Whole Foods has small ones at around that price. They can last for several months in flower. A chic and cheap choice.
Thanks for describing this.
I'm sorry you feel that way about dealing with designers. Probably you should talk to a few because it's not all that bad. You need to understand that these places are very nice as you have said, but when you reach a time when you are more settled, you probably want to upgrade the knowledge, quality, variation and uniquness a good designer will give you cannot be found in a catalog. Plus, what you see in catalogs have been set by designers.
I always love rich, dark wood tones. They are timeless and work with modern and traditional.
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Hi folks!
I know I'm asking a lot but is this possible given the area? It doesn't have to be sit-down and by cheap less than 15$. My friend is working in the area, a new transplant to the downtown scene,and he's having a hard time eating for under $20. So far the best and cheapest option has been Le Clafouti but he's getting bored of sandwichesand the nearby food courts are just Ok.
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I think they will set up soon and he'll give them a try for sure but was just wondering what other options exist.
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Brit and Chips on Mcgill.
I used to work in the area so I feel your friend's pain. I too ate at Clafouti til I could no longer look at another sandwich.
Does he have enough time at lunch to jaunt quickly down to Chinatown? A quick pho or other inexpensive Vietnamese lunch at Pho Bang New York or a lunch special at Beijing or one of the other places in the area might add some variety.
re: hungryann
It's actually very close by Bixi and there are bike paths. So, no angry drivers will try kill him for daring to bike on the street.
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It's also only 20 mins round trip to Beijing by foot, less if you walk fast. That leaves 40 mins for lunch, do-able if you order within minutes off the lunch menu, which always comes fast. I've done it hoofing it (ok, pretty much running) from Peel St.
I like FCO de Fumicino (451 viger o.), great italian style pizza by the slice, with cafeteria style service and a big communal table.
I haven't been to "les gourmets pressés" (st-jacques just east of the TD building) in a while, but I have memories of good sandwiches and brownies. I'm not even sure if they're still around...
Titanic (st-pierre just south of notre-dame) has really good gourmet sandwiches. They're around 10$, quite good, and pretty big - I know many people who have trouble finishing one in a single sitting. Once again, the service is cafeteria-style, but with a pretty pleasant dining room.
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Gourmet Presse has been closed for a few weeks. Building is being transformed into condos and a high-end restaurant will open later this year.
Brit and Chips is good (though one can only eat fried fish so often), also Cartet has some decent options too for a more breakfasty type of food. It's generally not a cheap area though, he may want to consider making his own lunches more often :(
To be honest for me it's either Clafouti (sorry) or La Prep inside the Quebecor building (usually short lineups and under 10$ with 2 salads). Otherwise the Grillades du Cèdres under the stock exchange is decent and they've got some nice rotation, even though I tend to stick to their shish taouk.
I'll have to try Cafe Frais as recommended by Stax88 but I think there's also a Korean place serving bibimbap at 615 Belmont just nearby.
When I used to work in that area, i liked Green Cafe on Viger, Daylight factory as well.
A bit further south there's Soupe Soup on Wellington, but then it's not much closer to walk there then to go to Chinatown
I also second Stax88 for Café Frais and add Sésame (on St-Jacques) and Thé mon Café (on Notre-Dame), though the latter does not offer many sitting places.
I work in the area, and these 3 spots have earned by undying love and affection by virtue of their outstanding sandwiches (all around $10) as well as friendly service which is quite important to me.
1) Bello (363 Place Youville)
2) Café Luna d'Oro (469 St-François-Xavier)
3) Café Pavé (243 Notre-Dame Ouest)
I also go sometimes to Marché de la Villette (324 St-Paul Ouest) for a BIG classic ham and cheese sandwich on good baguette, or to Brit n' Chips for a very tasty (if less than wasitline-friendly) box of fish n'chips, or Five Guys when sheer gluttony is in order.
Stash Café, the Polish restaurant on St-Paul and St-François-Xavier, has good specials every day... and pierogies. Sometimes you just want pierogies.
When I want to be more frugal, I get salads and a spring roll at Clafouti. Occasionally I opt for a wrap at Java U and inevitably regret it.
I never, ever go to Olive + Gourmando (I just can't stomach the price of a sandwich, but if they can keep it up, more power to them).
Finally: I heard there is a new spot called Cantinho do Lisboa on St-Paul, and then there's Le Serpent on Ottawa, but that's a little far for the OP. Looking forward to trying those.


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The Original Convenience Food: Pita Bread
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Pita pockets really are the original convenience food. Think about it: pitas are their own edible travel containers and you can eat them with one hand. Not to mention the fact that pita rounds can go on to become anything from crispy chips to an instant pizza. Brilliant! What do you make with pitas?
For One or Many: Breakfast Meze
In her tricks to help grown-ups eat breakfast, Sarah Rae suggested buying and eating food that you really like. It got me thinking about my most memorable breakfasts, and the fact that they have nothing to do with the oatmeal I usually eat – or forget to eat – each morning. So, this week, I tried something different.
White Coffee: A Soothing, Caffeine-Free Drink from Lebanon
DIY Pomegranate Molasses: Plus 7 Recipes
When Being Vegetarian (or Vegan) Gets in the Way of Family
Gilt Taste
Are you vegetarian? (Or vegan?) Do you ever feel that your dietary choices, while right for you personally, have excluded you in some way from your family's traditions? I read such a good piece at Gilt Taste today on this topic — I just had to share. Allegra Ben-Amotz shares a thoughtful, colorful piece on her experiences growing up as a third-generation Iranian-American, and as a vegetarian who would no longer eat fesenjan, her grandmother's duck stew.
New Year's Eve Celebration Recipe: Pine Nut-Currant Pilaf (İç Pilav)
Holiday Guest Post from Ilke of Ilke's Kitchen
Every holiday season we ask a few friends to join us here at The Kitchn for a series of guest posts. The topics range from favorite holiday recipes to family memories and traditions. Today's guest: Ilke of the lovely blog Ilke's Kitchen, writing about her family's New Year's Eve traditions of bingo, red underwear (indeed! read on and it will all become clear!) and a scrumptious rice pilaf. Welcome, Ilke!
Growing up in a Muslim family in Turkey, celebrating Christmas was not a regular thing for our December routine. There was no Santa to sit on his lap and tell our wishes, no cookie baking craziness all month long, no nonstop Christmas music on the radio. I don't think Santa tradition and trying to make kids behave with the Santa threat would be a long-lived one in Turkey anyway.
From the Spice Cupboard: Marash Red Pepper
Marash red pepper flakes might just be the most famous spice you've never heard of. It's been used for years in restaurant kitchens, like that of the famous Chez Panisse, though you don't often see it on the menu.
I only discovered the pepper recently after inhaling an appetizer of tuna carpaccio at a local restaurant. It was so subtly and beautifully seasoned that I had to know how it was made. The waiter listed off several fairly normal and expected ingredients, paused to think, and then said, "Oh, right. And marash pepper flakes." I had to know more.


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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A coalition of leading drug reform groups has decided against pursuing a ballot initiative this year to legalize the adult use of marijuana in California.
Drug Policy Alliance Deputy Executive Director Stephen Gutwillig said Tuesday that while polling suggests California voters would support such a measure, members of the Coalition for Cannabis Policy Reform want to wait until 2016 so they would have more time to raise money and build public support.
The coalition already had the Secretary of State's clearance to circulate petitions for a legalization initiative, but won't proceed in gathering the signatures needed to qualify it for the November ballot.
A different group also has a legalization measure pending, but the coalition led by the Drug Policy Alliance includes politically powerful organizations such as the ACLU, the NAACP and Law Enforcement Against Prohibition.
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