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And what a delightful picture it is! I am assuming this is a father and child.
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And what a delightful picture it is! I am assuming this is a father and child.
Cover for the book African American Faces of the Civil War: An Album by Ronald Coddington. Book published by John Hopkins University Press.
Ronald Coddington has produced the third book in his "Faces of the Civil War" series. His books feature photographs of civil war soldiers, and provide an annotation about them – for example, soldier name, background, war experience, and post-war experience. His latest work is African American Faces of the Civil War: An Album.
African American Faces is notable for its exhibition of a large photographic record of "colored" Civil War participants. Over 75 African Americans are pictured and discussed. Most are Union soldiers, such as Sargent Major Lewis Henry Douglass, the son of Frederick Douglass, who served in the famous Fifty-fourth Massachusetts Infantry; and Major Martin Delaney, the black activist, newspaper publisher, and soldier recruiter who was the highest ranking African descent field officer in the Union at the end of the War. But several non-Union soldiers are included, such as Confederate slave Silas Chandler; Robert Holloway, the personal servant of Union Colonel Ambrose Burnside who was captured at the First Battle of Bull Run; South Carolinian Robert Smalls, who became famous for leading a group of slaves out of Charleston harbor and into freedom on a stolen steamboat; and Navy seamen.
The brief biography that accompanies each photograph serves to "flesh out" each of these men, and helps us understand that for African Americans, this was not merely a war for Union or Southern independence, but rather, was a struggle for freedom, equality and dignity.
And this is a book about men; all the subjects noted are male. If I could have given one suggestion to the author it would have been to include Harriet Tubman in the book. Tubman, a noted conductor of the Underground Railroad helped to lead a union raid in South Carolina to disrupt Southern supply lines and free local area slaves. This story would have made for an interesting complement to the others in the book.
African American Faces is written to be accessible to a large group of readers, and would be a welcome addition to middle school libraries and above, as well as being a fine addition to any personal library. As an elementary and high school student in the 1960s and early 1970s, I never saw an image of a black civil war soldier, nor did I hear anything mentioned about them. Coddington's book further illustrates that there is a rich record from which to draw concerning this previously (and some say currently) neglected aspect of the Civil War.
The African American abolitionist and activist Henry Highland Garnet (1815-1882) was a religious man. And on this day, he was raising Hell.
Garnet was all of 27 years old when, in August of 1843, he addressed the National Negro Convention in Buffalo, New York. The meeting was part of the decades long National Negro Convention Movement, in which northern free blacks met to discuss strategies for achieving racial equality and civil rights for freemen in the North, and emancipation and liberty for enslaved blacks in the South. These discussions often centered on the benefits of using "moral suasion versus political action" – that is, whether or not blacks and whites should use moral persuasion to convince American society to end racial prejudice, or, engage in direct political action to gain liberty and equality for people of African descent. (The influential white abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison was among those who eschewed political activism.)
Garnet had a much more radical approach to the problems of those in bondage. The son of a fugitive slave (one source indicates his grandfather was a Mandingo warrior prince), the youthful Garnet and his family were always fearful of being taken by slave catchers; his father once made a narrow escape from slave hunters, and his sister was taken into slavery for a time. His life experiences may have made him more open to solutions that went beyond suasion and politics, because in August of 1843, Garnet was openly calling for a slave rebellion.
Garnet's speech was not just some angry rant. He grew up in New York City, with acquaintances such as Alexander Crummell, Samuel Ringgold Ward, James McCune Smith, Ira Aldridge, and Charles Reason, men who are among a who's who of early 19th century northern black leaders. He attended a free school in New York, and sailed on ships to Cuba as a cabin boy. He had theological training and served as a Presbyterian pastor. Garnet was educated and worldly, and his speech reflected that, with references to pride in African heritage, slavery policy in the colonial and Revolutionary War eras, and the global context of abolitionism. This was in addition to his speech's major themes that slavery was anti-Christian, and resistance to slavery pro-Christian; and that manhood and honor dictated that (male) slaves use "every means" necessary to liberate themselves.
It's probably too much to say that in tone, Garnet sounded to his contemporaries like Malcolm X did to his. But Garnet's righteous and religious anger, and his open call for manhood-based armed resistance, was surely uncomfortable to the more pacifist natures of current day black and white abolitionists. Fellow convention attendee Frederick Douglass, who was associated with William Lloyd Garrison, made a rebuttal to Garnet's speech; unfortunately, Douglass' speech did not survive for us to read it today.
An abridged version of Garnet's speech is below. More about Garnet can be found here, here, and here. More about Garnet's speech is here, here, and here (full text).
(Notes: The phrase "Rather Die Freemen, Than Live to be Slaves" is used on the flag of the 3rd Regiment, United States Colored Infantry. The phrase "let your motto be resistance" is the title of a book and an exhibit of African American portraits.)
This is an abridged version of Garnet's speech to the 1843 National Negro Convention, which is often referred to as his "Address to the Slaves":
BRETHREN AND FELLOW CITIZENS: Your Brethren of the North, East, and West have been accustomed to meet together in National Conventions, to sympathize with each Other, and to weep over your unhappy condition. In these meetings we have addressed all classes of the free, but we have never until this time, sent a word of consolation and advice to you. We have been contented in sitting still and mourning over your sorrows, earnestly hoping that before this day your sacred liberty would have been restored. But, we have hoped in vain. Years have rolled on, and tens of thousands have been borne on streams of blood and tears, to the shores of eternity. While you have been oppressed, we have also been partakers with you; nor can we be free while you are enslaved. We, therefore, write to you as being bound with you. Continue reading


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Barcelona agenda: How to survive a tech conference
A show the size of HP Discover Barcelona can be overwhelming. Here's how to make the most of your chance to network with, learn from, and influence peers and experts.
In our increasingly digital world, there's something refreshingly analog (human, if you will) about attending HP Discover Barcelona 2013. It's a chance to meet with experts from HP, IT thought leaders, and your peers in a bustling, energized gathering while discovering new ways to solve your technology challenges.
"Discover is the biggest event from HP covering all the business units as well as customers and partners," says Felix Fernandez, CTO of WW Strategy and Solutions for HP Software Professional Services. "It's a good opportunity to talk to one another, exchange information, and learn about new things coming from all the different business units. There are a lot of different announcements coming in Barcelona."
Given the scope of the conference, it could be easy to be overwhelmed and miss something valuable. Here is some helpful advice on planning—before, during, and after the conference—to help you get the most out of your experience.
Getting ready
Do your homework: ramp up your knowledge in advance. Read up on speakers, sessions, and track descriptions, and check the Discover Barcelona agenda as it takes shape in the coming weeks. Get a handle on your own agenda for the event:
- What do you hope to gain?
- Are you there to research? Make a purchasing decision? Learn? Network?
- Will you focus on an executive or practitioner trajectory?
- Create a list of your organization's current requirements to aid in discussions with HP experts and other delegates and in researching potential products/services.
- Research sessions to plan intelligent questions.
- Make appointments with exhibitors.
Preregister—Avoid confusion and hassles, and save money, with pre-event registration.
Prepare your papers—Get your travel documents in order well before you leave. Is your passport up to date? Will you need a visa?
Socialize the event within your organization—Talk with your colleagues to see who else is attending or has an interest in doing so. Consider inviting an up-and-coming direct report who would benefit from the show.
Be tech-savvy, not tech-saturated—Don't get bogged down with your entire mobile office (even if it's in rolling luggage). Consider a tablet or smartphone with the right apps:
- LinkedIn w/CardMunch—Boost your follow-up efforts with this card-reading app that helps you send LinkedIn invites and InMail messages.
- Evernote—Try this popular app for capturing ideas on the go.
- TweetDeck/HootSuite/Taptu—Follow your favorite IT leaders and tweet about your reactions to what you see/hear at the show.
- Facebook—"Like" the Discover Barcelona feed to get updates and news.
- HP Discover app—Search your phone's app store and download the HP Discover app. The app lets you plan your daily agenda, view all session details, and more.
Working the event like a pro
Strategy is everything. Remember how much you had to get done before you left, so you could be away from the office? Maximize your time at the show by developing a sound strategy. You don't need to follow it slavishly—unexpected opportunities will no doubt present themselves—but try to keep your agenda in mind as the days unfold. The structure will let you be productive and enjoy the show.
- Stay up-to-date—Check information points at the event or on the HP Discover app to get the latest changes and updates.
- Book a meeting space—Talk one-on-one with industry leaders, sponsors, and exhibitors via the HP Meeting Center and Partner Meeting Center (contact your HP sales representative to book a tailored discussion of your choice). Exchange ideas, information, and best practices with peers and customers.
- Stay on task—Take a glance at your agenda at the end of the day (before cocktail hour) and see how closely you kept to your goals, and note any goals that might need adjusting.
- Have fun—Be interested, and be interesting. Be yourself, and be ready to learn: ask questions. Mingle with all the conference attendees at the exciting HP Discover Party. Schedule drinks, dinner, or sightseeing with colleagues or new acquaintances.
Conference follow-up
When you get back to the office, follow up on your most important to-do items within one business week. An event on the scale of Discover can be an electrifying experience, but if you dawdle afterward, you may return to putting out fires and miss the opportunity for effective follow-up. Sticking to your old daily routine doesn't lend itself to the new style of IT.
- Expand your network—Reach out to the contacts you made in Barcelona, and nurture the associations you made.
- Make roadmaps—Develop an action plan for yourself, your career, and your business. Include near-term and long-term goals, and list next steps. Consider developing your outline on your trip home, while the experience is still fresh.
- Socialize your experience—Put together a brown bag presentation for your supervisor and direct reports. Send a summary of what you learned along with your business action plan to your supervisor. That will make asking to attend the next HP Discover event an easy sell.
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As a customary sign of appreciation, the Rev. Jarvis Bailey (center) places a dollar bill on the head of musician Okyerema Asante.
Paula Royster (second from right) and a delegation from Ghana pray before the ceremony Saturday at Belmont.
Howard Robertson of Memphis, Tenn., (right) is reunited with his African relative, Chief Nana Ndama Kundumuah of Princes Town, Ghana, during a ceremony at Gary Melchers Home & Studio at Belmont Saturday.
Amid the beating of bongo drums and audience members dressed in colorful African outfits, Howard Robertson of Memphis walked into a ceremony Saturday night as a public relations executive--and emerged a king.
He recently discovered through DNA testing that he shares the same blood as a chief from the West African country of Ghana. That makes him an heir to the throne of the Nzema tribe, according to those at a Stafford County ceremony Saturday.
Robertson shares a common female ancestor with Chief Nana Ndama Kundumuah IV of Princes Town, a sister city to Fredericksburg.
Their connection may go back 28 generations before families were separated by the slave trade, said Paula Royster, a genealogist who organized the reunion.
"What slavery tore apart 400 years ago, we are going to put back together today," she announced.
Worldwide, there has been a push in recent years for people to use DNA technology to trace their roots to a particular part of the world. The kit costs about $100. Participants swipe a swab inside their cheek, then mail it back.
Robertson did that two years ago, assuming he'd discover in what part of Africa his ancestors lived. "I had no idea it would lead to an individual," he said Saturday. "This is most amazing."
Royster said Saturday's reunion marks the first time people from two continents have been matched by DNA. She said it also was the first time an African chief performed this ceremony on America soil, although the chief did a similar ritual last week at a slave burial ground in Richmond.
"We're on the threshold of history," she told those at the event.
Royster is founder of the Center for African American Genealogical Research, a free online service that helps black families learn about their ancestors.
She's also president of the Fredericksburg-Princes Town Sister City Association.
At Saturday's event, Robertson and four men from Ghana gathered in an indoor pavilion at Gary Melchers Home & Studio at Belmont.
Most of the 90-minute service was devoted to speeches about the history of Ghana and slavery. When it was time for the "main course," as described by the master of ceremonies, the Rev. Hashmel Turner Jr., several of the 70 people in attendance got out of their chairs and gathered up front. Few others could see what was happening. There was no explanation of the rituals involved in the atonement and reconciliation ceremony and no introduction of participants.
As it turned out, the chief took off a sandal and one of Robertson's shoes. He dipped his finger into a bowl and wiped three streaks of red on his foot and Robertson's. (The red liquid was the American substitute for goat blood, used in the African version.)
Then, the chief held out a knife with a gold handle and an elaborately carved blade. Traditionally, the chief--also called the king--would use the same knife to beckon his tribes into battle.
The chief pressed the knife against his chest, then Robertson's, three times. Then, the chief wrapped Robertson in Kente cloth--a colorful woven garment native to Ghana--and the two long-lost relatives hugged three times.
The ceremony was meant to reconcile their two families and atone for the evils of slavery, Royster said. Its goal was to heal the individuals involved, their tribes or families and their nations, she said.
Robertson, 56, said he had trouble describing his emotions after the ceremony. He wished his father, who died in 2004, could have seen it.
"This would be the most amazing deal to him, right up there with Obama being elected president," said Robertson, who wants to visit the chief in Princes Town.
He also plans to tell his first grandchild, who is due next month, about his DNA discoveries.
"This allows me to give my family some priceless information about where we come from," he said, "and that's something most African-Americans don't get."
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Can you discuss how the play Hamlet treats the idea of suicide morally, religiously, and aesthetically, with particular attention to hamlet's 2 statements " O , that this too too solid flesh would melt" and " To be , or not to be "?
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The question of suicide is addressed in Hamlet from a religious perspective, and viewed through the Christian belief system that states suicide is a mortal sin, one that would separate the sinner from God for all eternity. It is the fear of what will happen to the soul in the afterlife that causes Hamlet, and others who contemplate suicide to rethink their decision.
In the "To be or not to be" speech, Hamlet is considering, weighing the option of living with his pain and feelings of loss and isolation or whether it is more noble and honorable to opt out of life and commit suicide.
"To be, or not to be, that is the question:
Whether 't is nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,
Or to take arms against a sea of troubles,
And by opposing, end them?" (Shakespeare)(III.i.55-59)
Suicide, or death, in general is a major theme in the play, and Hamlet spends a great deal of time thinking about death, truth, the meaning of life, and it is all viewed through his spirituality, or his belief system.
Hamlet experiences a great deal of emotional pain with regard to the death of his father and the fact that his mother has married her brother-in-law so quickly after her husband's unexpected death. He is in such emotional turmoil, that he pretends to be mad, so that he can contemplate and consider all the events that take place around him
"The mental anguish Hamlet expresses in this soliloquy will be a feature of the entire play. King Hamlet was bold, decisive, and active. His son, on the other hand, is intellectual and passive. Hamlet clearly does not want to be involved in such a difficult situation. He even wishes that suicide were not a cardinal sin so that he could kill himself and be finished."
This link is to Hamlet's first reference to the Catholic prohibition against suicide (self-murder in the language of the North). ( http://www.tailsntales.com/eng/sha/ham/tex/sel_1.html#anchor273885 )
Again, he reasons out the same in his famous "To be or not to be speech." ( http://www.tailsntales.com/eng/sha/ham/tex/sel_5.html#anchor227510 ) In this soliloquy he states that it is the ignorance of what lies "beyond the far bourne" - in the afterlife - that prevents humans from taking their own lives, "the dread of something after death," "conscience does make cowards of us all." - III,i,80 et seq.
Generally, he is very philosophical, and from the first seeks an outcome that doesn't include violence. His attempt at forcing a confession from his uncle with the play ( http://www.tailsntales.com/eng/sha/ham/tex/sel_5.html#anchor213514 ) shows this nature of his.
The slaying of Polonius is the result of a rash (brainish) act, not premeditation. It was this that caused the remainder of the action, the exile to England and the fatal duel. ( http://www.tailsntales.com/eng/sha/ham/tex/sel_7.html#anchor212881 )
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Ice Cube recently updated the drop date of his next album. Everythangs Corrupt now eyes an October 21 release date, according to a post on the rapper's cubevision site.
Flying Lotus announced a new album recently. Accompanied by a tour, You're Dead eyes an October 7 drop date via Warp.
Gucci Mane recently relayed that he's dropping his next album later this month. The Oddfather is slated for a July 28 drop date, according to Gucci's Twitter.
Bishop Nehru recently updated fans regarding the release date of his collaborative project with MF DOOM. According to Nehru's Twitter, NehruvianDOOM is slated for a September 23 drop date.
Nas' Mass Appeal Records is slated to release a compilation album September 2, according to the label. No official title is known at this time.
View the rest of the retail releases coming soon below, and on HipHopDX's Release Dates page.
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Has-Lo & Castle - Live Like You're Dead
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Planet Asia & TzariZM - Via Satellite
Shabazz Palaces - Lese Majesty
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Amp Live - Headphone Concerto
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Dilated Peoples - Directors Of Photography
Mick Jenkins - The Water
The Underachievers - The Cellar Door
Twista - Dark Horse
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Destani Wolf - Peek Away (EP)
Slaine - The King Of Everything Else
Statik Selektah - What Goes Around...
Wiz Khalifa - Blacc Hollywood
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Diamond D - Diam Piece
Souls Of Mischief & Adrian Younge - There Is Only Now
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Jeezy - Seen It All: The Autobiography
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Lecrae - Anomaly
Meek Mill - Dreams Worth More Than Money
RIttz - Next To Nothing
September 14
Gucci Mane - Trap God 3
September 16
50 Cent - Street King Immortal
The Game - Blood Money La Familia
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Bishop Nehru & MF DOOM - NehruvianDOOM
Lil Boosie - Touchdown 2 Cause Hell
September 25
Rustie - Green Language
September 30
Fashawn - The Ecology
Ne-Yo - Non Fiction
October 7
A3C Hip-Hop Festival - A3C Volume 4
Flying Lotus - You're Dead
October 21
Ice Cube - Everythangs Corrupt
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Da Mafia 6ix - Watch What U Wish
Action Bronson - Mr. Wonderful
Akon - Stadium
A$AP Rocky - Beauty & The Beast: Slowed Down Sessions, Chapter 1
AZ - Doe Or Die II
Big K.R.I.T. - Cadillactica
Birdman - Bigga Than Life
Black Hippy - TBA
Black Milk - If There's A Hell Below
Brick Squad - Big Money Talk
Cam'ron & A-Trak - Federal Reserve EP
Cannibal Ox - TBA
Clint Dempsey - The Redux
Clipse - As God Is My Witness
Craig G & Da Beatminerz - TBA
Curren$y - Pilot Talk 3
Cypress Hill & DJ Muggs - TBA
CZARFACE (7L, Esoteric & Inspectah Deck) - CZARFACE 2
Da Mafia 6ix & Insane Clown Posse - TBA
De La Soul - TBA
Dirty Science - TBA
DJ Mustard - 10 Summers
DJ Scream - Long Live The Hustle
Drake - Views From The 6
Dr. Dre - Detox
Fabrashay A - Jesus Juice
Foreign Exchange - Love In Flying Colors
Future & Rocko - TBA
G-Unit - TBA
Game & Ed Sheeran - TBA
Glasses Malone & Stan Sheppard - Inner City Dreams
Gucci Mane - MR.GUWOP
Immortal Technique - The Martyr 2
Ja Rule - Genius Loves Company
Jay Electronica - Act II: Patents of Nobility (The Turn)
Jin - Hypocrite
Joe Budden - All Love Lost
Joey Bada$$ - B4.DA.$$
Juicy J - The Hustle Continues
Keyshia Cole - Point Of No Return
Kendrick Lamar - TBA
Kid Capri - Top Tier
Krondon & Chase N Cashe - Green & Gold
Lil Debbie - California Sweetheart
Lil Durk - Remember My Name
Lil Wayne - Tha Carter V
Logic - TBA
Ludacris - Ludaversal
Malik B & Mr. Green - Unpredictable
Ma$e - Now We Even
Maurice Brown - Maurice vs. Mobetta
Method Man & Redman - Blackout 3
Mystikal - Original
Nicki Minaj - Pink Friday: The Pinkprint
OutKast - TBA
Pete Rock - Soul Survivor 3
Plies - Purple Heart
Raekwon - F.I.L.A (Fly International Luxurious Art)
Rebel Armz - TBA
Redman - How High 2
Redman - Muddy Waters 2
RiFF RaFF & Action Bronson - Galaxy Gladiators
RiFF RaFF & Skrillex - TBA
Roc Marciano & Alchemist - TBA
Run These Jewels - Run These Jewels 2
RZA & Paul Banks - TBA
Scarface - Deeply Rooted
Showbiz & A.G. - TBA
Spice 1 - Hater's Nightmare
Slaine & Madchild - Super Villain
Swizz Beatz - Haute Living
Swollen Members - Brand New Day
T.I. - Paperwork
Timbaland - Textbook Timbo
The Cool Kids - Shark Week
The Grouch & Eligh - TBA
The Throne - Watch The Throne 2
Twista - The Dark Horse
Ty Dolla $ign - Free TC
Tyga - The Gold Album: 18th Dynasty
Vince Staples - Shyne Coldchain II
Waka Flocka Flame - Flockaveli 2
Waka Flocka Flame - Turn Up God
Wu Block- Wu Block 2
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Why he matters: Gage has come up with an innovative way to inspire future generations in neuroscience. As the co-creator of Backyard Brains, Gage created the "SpikerBox,"a small DIY kit that helps young people understand the electrical impulses that control the nervous system. He brings cool hands-on experiments to schools so students can see and hear brain signals, or "spikes" from the living neurons of insects like cockroaches.
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"Deep, cloudy, brown color. Produces a very, very thick head which fades fast. Aromas of spice & toffee are easily perceptible, although one may spend a whole evening trying to catch all the complexities of this great beer."
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Unibroue Blanche de Chambly
A Hoegaarden "clone" from the guys up in Quebec, Canada. Looks good in a traditional wit beer tumbler, orange peel and coriander notes are present in the beer. Recommended.
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Unibroue Trois Pistoles
"Another spectacular brew from one of the best breweries in Canada. Big enough to pair up with the most robust meals or just to sip the cold winter months away. Packed with complex flavors and deviously drinkable at 9%abv."
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Seattle's The Flavr Blue may not be a household name yet but you've definitely at least heard part of them: Hollis Wong-Wear, who sang the hook on Macklemore's "White Walls" and produced his "Thrift Shop" video, along with co-writing a bunch of his stuff. As one-third of The Flavr Blue, Hollis collaborates with Seattle hip-hop scene stalwarts Parker Joe and Lace Cadence to bring unto the world a style of synth-pop that bounces between that genre and house and trance, with catchy beats, stunning breakdowns, and beautifully soaring vocals. This track premiering right here, "Magnetic," from their upcoming Bright Vices EP, is a slinky jam that will have you bouncing through the rest of your day, stuck like honey in your head.
From the band: "'Magnetic' might be our favorite song on our EP. This song showcases each of us shining in our own light with a sly, infectious confidence, and the momentum that builds throughout the song reflects the creative dynamic of The Flavr Blue. It's an opportunity for us to show our sultry side with a whole lot of groove. We started and completed 'Magnetic' in the last 48 hours before we turned our album in for mastering, and the song marks an inspired progression in our sound and our chemistry as a band."
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I had posted a few days ago re: where to take my boyfriend for his 30th birthday dinner in Tampa, and after a ton of wonderful suggestions he's decided that since Mise en Place is not open on Mondays that he'd like to go to the Columbia. I've made reservations for the show as well as I figure it may be worth a watch, but I'm wondering is there anything on the menu that we MUST order? I've seen a ton of posts about the salad, but what about entrees? Thanks!
just fyi....if you're a AAA member, i think you can see the show for free (up to 4 people)....if i remember reading my last AAA magazine correctly.
The Red Snapper -- I prefer the Adelita stye, but they have several variations -- and the Cuban roast pork are my favorites.
The 1905 salad. It's the only thing I *love* there and consistently hear good things about from others.
Have fun!
I agree with Bob about the 1905 salad. When I go to Columbia, I order the orginial 1905 salad as my entree and a pitcher of Sangria Cava (yes, I share it!) Everything else I've tried on the menu is pretty mediocre, although a Cuban relative recently visiting from California thought the chicken croquets were very good.
We were actually there last night as my father in law was buzzing through town and the only room he could get was at the Hard Rock. Tampa is jammed full right now!
Anyway, the food was good. We always get the 1905 salad so for a change we ordered the chopped salad. It was good, but not as good as the 1905 ; ) One salad was more than enough for me, my husband, and daughter. I had the snapper Adelita, my husband had the jesse Gonzalez(basically stuffed shrimp though the shrimp were huge and cooked perfectly) and my daughter had the Mar y tierra. Next time I will get my daughter's entree. It was a nice piece of tenderloin, 2 crab cakes, rice, and veggies. Everything was good and not tourist trappy. We had a really nice young waiter too. The highlight for me though was the white chocolate bread pudding for dessert. It was so good everyone was sneaking bites off my plate!
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Definitly go for the pitcher of deluxe champane sangria. Tapas are good here as well. If he likes steak,,avoid the one they flame at the table. It was the only entree I didn't like due to the fact that the waiter put to much 151 on the dish to get it to flame. Everything else we tasted was good!
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we had a pitcher of mojito ; )
I almost always get the Boliche "Criollo" or Ropa Vieja. Both of these are delicious. The last time I went, I got the Mahi Mahi "Cayo Hueso." I definitely suggest a pitcher of sangria (any of the 3), which they also make at your table, much like they do with the 1905 salad. If you get an entree and a salad, you won't need the tapas because the rest is a great deal of food.
I think the Columbia Restaurant is one of the biggest things I miss about not living in Florida anymore. It's difficult to find good Spanish/Cuban food in the Baltimore area.
i really like the flaming steak "chacho." It is bourbon that flames, not rum. But then i like bourbon. snapper adelita and alicante are both very good. all the hot soups are boss. mar y tierra is a safe bet. the chimichurri sauce is nice. shrimp aljillo for app. i allso enjoyed the shrimp criolla recently--- hot with chunks of sweet plantain.
Columbia has always had the best black bean soup in Tampa, even when they went through that period when most of their food wasn't particularly good. Their black bean soup rocks.


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Vt. farmer charged in drug ringThe Associated Press | June 30,2013BURLINGTON A Vermont farmer has been charged in a large marijuana trafficking ring involving drugs that federal officials believe were smuggled across the U.S.-Canadian border.
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Jeffrey A. Donna, who owns T.J.s Country Store in Montgomery; Roy L. McAllister II, vice president of McAllister Fuels Inc. of Richford; and Jesse J. Soule, a Montgomery dairy farmer, pleaded not guilty on May 29 to marijuana trafficking conspiracy charges.
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As equals, no doubt. Each doing God´s work...
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Did Pope Francis shout "Out, Satan!" ?I hope he at least sprinkled Obama with holy water to see if he hissed and was burned.
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Part of me wishes the Pope would have gone all Emperor Palpatine on the Preezy, but I´m certain he was welcomed as another child of GOD. Open the hardened hearts of Your stiff necked people; like me.
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Two enemies of capitalism, now united in friendship, talking about what further damage they can do to this world. Neither one focusing on the lessons Christ taught.
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Why spend time talk about matters that they already agree on?I don´t believe that the Pope is going to "reset" longstanding church doctrine to agree with Obama´s political policies. In three years Obama will be out of power and the church with it´s doctrines will still be there.
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The Pope must have been really excited at the opportunity to meet a messiah in person.
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Who´s this Muslim working for CNN? Just askin´.I like the pope, but Argentina´s economy doesn´t shed much light on what works.That immigration -- and not baby killing -- is the agenda makes this meeting another whitewash for the black kid preesy.
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This is all a joke for obama.But it won´t end well for him.God´s ´Old Testament´ wrathwill have no mercy.
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It´s too bad that the Pope didn´t sprinkle some holy water on him and watch him burn up. Or, maybe place his cross on his forehead to brand him.
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At least they will agree that Marx got the economics part right. Maybe they should get the Dalai Lama in there, too, and have an "economic inequality" summit of religious leaders (Barack Hussein being an object of worship).
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Just as I figured. There are certain people like celebrities, Presidents, very wealthy that can bypass the Catholic doctrines and all is okay.But an average couple in the 70´s divorces and they are ex-communicated from the church. Geez, you really think these two individuals hold any weight with me? Obama´s views on abortion should be a clue.
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"I appeal to you, brethren, to take note of those who create dissensions and difficulties, in opposition to the doctrine which you have been taught; avoid them. For such persons do not serve our Lord Christ, but their own appetites, and by fair and flattering words they deceive the hearts of the simple-minded."-Romans 16:17-18
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I am not Catholic. Christians are under serious attack around the world by fanatical Muslims, literally being killed, raped, burned, etc. Although I doubt this was discussed by the two of them. No, let´s discuss poverty and what can be done about it; like attacking those who have worked hard to be successful, etc. Sorry, but poverty has always been with us and always will be.
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The hypocrisy of it all is mind numbing.
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#13, I´m catholic and I agree with you. The subject should have been abortion and the killing of children born alive.
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From Vatican website:In the context of bilateral relations and cooperation between Church and State, there was a discussion on questions of particular relevance for the Church in that country, such as the exercise of the rights to religious freedom, life and conscientious objection, as well as the issue of immigration reform. Finally, the common commitment to the eradication of trafficking of human persons in the world was stated.Note: there was a discussion on questions of particular relevance for the Church in that country, such as the exercise of the rights to religious freedom, life and conscientious objectionhttp://en.radiovaticana.va/news/2014/03/27/vatican_statement_on_meeting_of_pope_francis_and_president_obama/en1-785409
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In another article linked on Drudge Report......."It would be terrific for any politician on the planet to have his picture taken next to Pope Francis right now," says Schneck, who served during the last election as national co-chair of Catholics for Obama.Seriously?? Scheck needs to get his head examined.
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#11: Obama is not a Catholic. He doesn´t have to follow any Catholic church teachings!!You should not comment when you no knowledge of what excommunication is and what happens to Catholics who obtain a civil divorce.Excommunication is to be denied Communion in the church (and for priests and deacons to be denied to take part in ministry). Usually, the person excommunicates themselves by serious sin and living outside church doctrine and dogma. The person is still considered Catholic and the church is always open to repentance and forgiveness.No Catholic person who divorces has ever been considered excommunicated. You are badly informed. The church recognizes that a legal divorce in a failed marriage is often necessary for property, inheritance, and support rights.Catholics who remarry in a non-Catholic ceremony excommunicate themselves and cannot/should not receive communion until or if they can resolve their failed marriage in the Church. The church can do this after rigorous interviews to try to determine if the marriage was never sacramental because of the lack of discretion of intent of one or both of the parties in a failed marriage.
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I´m assuming the Pope will see right through this insipid clown.
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St. Malachy´s End Times Pope does the meet and greet with the anti-Christ.Maybe this explains the goat sacrifices in Washington area parks ..
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At first I was offended that Mr Halima Abdullah brings us the information but then I remembered the President´s middle name. A good day for Marxism, call it Peronismo if you like.
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What #13, 15 said. Best we can do is hope some Good gets over on Obama during this meeting.
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Current picture on Drudge says it all...zippy faux or drug laughing and our Holy Father looking nothing but kind.zippy sullies everything religious, especially Christianity which is considered public policy.
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Obama quipped "His Holiness is probably the only person in the world who has to put up with more protocol."Can he and his dour wife ever be thankful their privileged lives instead of complaining about them?
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Pope: Barry, before I was voted in to be Pope, I was Chief Propagandist for the Church, like you, I was an organizer, telling the entire Catholic world to immigrate,Indoctrinating all peasants with these simple words, "There are no borders!" For years, I told them to go where they pleased and that the Church would provide them with Sanctuary wherever they went. We even built them a giant marble temple in Los Angeles to show we can handle millions of the incoming alien masses. And you, Barry, you have been more supportive of this mass invasion than any previous president, even more than Bill Clinton. You are truly a brother to the Church! You have also been as brutal to non Catholics as any of our strongest priests going all the way back to the days of the Inquisition. I am proud of you.Barry: thanks, Pope, couldn´t have done it without your support and the backing of all Catholic democrats in DC.
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Call in the Exorcist on Duty.
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#23 - saw that picture on Drudge as well and was wondering what was going thru the Pope´s mind when the picture was taken.
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I hope that the Pope reminded BOB that God gave us the 10 COMMANDMENTS, not the 10 suggestions.!
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Obama smells like smoke and the Pope has never been this close to one from the pit. Watch for lightening!
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I briefly saw the clip on Fox of Obama as he sat down before the Pope. He looked extremely uncomfortable and like an adolescent who was about to be reprimanded. He looked skinny, small and weak. He´s not having a very good week. How sad for our country that this what we´re stuck with for three more years. He´s a disgrace and a national and worldwide embarrassment. It´s fortunate for him that he wasn´t struck by lightning.
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Did Obama take a "Selfie" ????
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The Obama grin looked so unnatural in some of the pics - like a nervous grim.
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#18, an assumption was made that I was referring to Obama when I wasn´t. I never said Obama was Catholic but I have a big problem with Pope Francis meeting with Obama.You think I am ill-informed? Think again. I left out a lot of info because of brevity but I think you missed my point completely. How is it that average people can be ex-communicated because of serious sin and visible leaders (I´m not talking about Obama) can support abortion and nothing happens to them?
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Judas/Obama, the name of the traitor has not changed.
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#16 – Thank you for expanding on the coverage of topics discussed between Pope Francis and zippy that was ignored by CNN. I'm a bit disappointed that some posters would rely on CNN's reporting as presenting a complete picture. We have no idea what the Holy Father actually said despite the fevered imaginings of those with an obvious ax to grind against Catholicism. I believe it was G.K. Chesterton or C.S. Lewis who said, "Its not that people disagree with the teachings of the Catholic Church so much as they disagree with what they think the Church teaches."#18 - An excellent explanation of the Catholic teaching on divorce. Marriage is not a mere social institution, it is a holy union instituted by God. Jesus' words, "What God has joined together, let man not separate," are clear. Christ also taught that if a man puts aside his wife and takes another he commits adultery. Catholic doctrines guard and protect marriage as the basic building block of society and are based upon Christ's own words. However, the Church also recognizes that we are a fallen people in a fallen world, and in her mercy she has instituted a process in which the sacramentality of a previous marriage can be annulled to allow people to re-enter into full communion.The Catholic Church has held the line in defense of marriage and the family against divorce, contraception, abortion, the taking casual sexual partners, and gender-neutral pairings that other Christian denominations have accepted as "necessary evils" so as to not offend modern society's "sensibilities". Every day Ldotters bemoan the state of our culture and the societal problems that stem from the socialist deconstruction of God's plan for mankind, yet are quick to criticize the Catholic Church for defending that plan.
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#33 – In all fairness, your original post listed "Presidents" and considering the topic, it was naturally taken you were inferring that Obama is subject to Catholic doctrine. Thank you for your second post correcting the misinterpretation. At the risk of making another error, to answer your second question I'll assume you are referencing Pelosi, Biden, and Sebilius.Yes, it is a scandal that these purported Catholic politicians publicly defend the horrific practice of abortion. You may not be aware of the articles reporting that each of these officials were called into private meetings with their respective bishops for pastoral counseling. Since these are private we have no knowledge of any religious sanctions that may or may not have been placed upon these individuals.There is a great deal of difference between public and private actions, and while we would hope a Catholic public figure would defend Church teaching it is not a sin for them not to do so. The First Amendment prohibits the establishment of a state religion whereby public figures would be subject to religious tests in order to hold office, and this also restricts established religions from interfering with an official's public comments. Due to the historical anti-Catholic sentiments in America, JFK was compelled to publicly declare that his religion would be held separate from his public duties so as not to be accused of "taking orders from the Pope." (We will set aside discussion of his private sins.) Subsequent Catholic politicians have taken this precedent as a license to embrace all manner of modern societal evils under the umbrella that they represent all people of all religions or no faith at all. However, this has no impact on the personal sins of individuals and Church sanctions for their private actions.
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#36 Thanks for your excellent response to #33 on the problems of politician who are Catholic living in non-Catholic countries that have laws contrary to Catholic teachings.#33 The pope is the head of state of Vatican City. As a head of state, he meets with other heads of state and officials of other countries in the world. The United States has diplomatic relations with the Holy See. So it would be surprising if they did not meet.Ordinary Catholics are treated no different from "visible" leaders who are Catholics. Visible leaders are treated much harsher sometimes because of issue of presenting scandal to the world either from their actions, what they have said, or usually what people "think" they have said from wild interpretations in the news media.I laugh at the people on here who proclaim the pope is a socialist or Marxist. Pope Francis fought against liberation theology in his own Jesuit order. (Liberation Theology was/is an attempt to combine socialism with Catholic Theology.) He fought so hard that his order banished him to a remote outpost in Northern Argentina to teach. JPII said I need a coadjutor bishop to assist in Buenos Aries. Where is Msgr. Bergoglio? (Told he was banished, JPII said: I know all about his valiant attempts against Liberation Theology in the Jesuits in Argentina.) Get him down to Buenos Aries to be the coadjutor and that will put him in line to be the next Archbishop of Buenos Aries. The media would have you believe he is a socialist. He is as socialist as Jesus. He believes in moral sharing of wealth by the individual not being commanded by the state.
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#35 Thank you for your wonderful, detailed explanation of Catholic Theology regarding many of the church´s teachings.
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