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If I could give this school a lower star I would. There are some many this wrong with this school I am completely surprised it has a license to operate as a school. Besides the very week curriculum, the complete lack of any kind of communication it has incredibly poor teachers. If you can even call them teachers. The people teaching science and tech are not teachers first and they are the first to tell you. They do not have lesson plans. They can not communicated in an effective manor with the students on any level. It's so poorly run that when you call and ask a question about an event that they are hosting in 5 days, the staff can NOT answer any questions except when the event starts.
This school year has been the worst school year I have ever experienced My child has been going to this school for a little over 2 year I transfered my child to this school for smaller class size and more one on one My child has learned a lot but this school year we have new staff and new principal There is very little communication between the staff parents and students Teachers have degrees but no child development education as well as the principal The principal is not personalable doesnt communicate very well with parents or students This year I dont feel like my child has learned very much and this is why my child will not be attending next school year They are focused more on discipline than studies please dont get me wrong children do need to be disciplined but for every little thing is uncalled for There is no structure in there curriculum or in the class classes are mixed grades with to many students to a class/teacher This school doesnt have a lot to offer kids theres no sports art music computers or any other extra curricular activities for students to get involved with.
I would have to say so far being new to this school, I don't really feel the teacher/student ratio is giving children the opportunity to learn as much as they could if the classes were smaller. The mixing of the grades in a classes I think are by far taking away from what a charter school is suppose to be. Its confusing to the students who are trying to learn at their grade level already and being mixed with another grade level is not a very good idea I think. The reason I switched my child's school in the first place was for one is thinking this school that was suppose to have smaller classes which led me to think they would have more undivided interaction with the teachers which I thought was great at the time. The teachers are very nice yes, but their passion for helping a child individually is purely impossible because of the numerous amount of children in the same class that also need help. To me this sounds very discerning because my child is being penalized from learning to the best of his ability. I think this school could improve if the classes were split back by grade level only and smaller classrooms again.
I read a previous review about how great the science was in this school. how is that possible???? there is little science going on here. the review mentioned microscopes in the 2nd grade classroom. there is nothing of the sort. there are very few supplies of any kind & the kids are not well behaved. I would never send a child here. I am a scientist & this is not science education. I will send my child & my tax money elsewhere.
Arizona Science Academy has made it easier for my child to learn with mulitiple techniques! My child has gained a loy of confidence in her learning. It makes sense to her now. Thank you for everything you've done for us.
I already commented below, but I also want to make a quick comment on the science program. My husband and I are working scientists and inventors and have multiple science degrees. We think the science prep here is top notch. Referring to 12/7 review, just because a class is full of computers and science text books, means nothing in regards to a science program. This school has a working organic garden, a kinder with fish, hamsters, and hermit crabs, a second grade with very good microscopes, a math teacher that uses real world examples and mixed media to immerse the kids in math in many new ways, etc. Science is woven into every grade in a very hands on way - the way it should be learned, especially in K - 8 when kids are very concrete learners. 12/7 reviewer, are you a scientist? I doubt it. If you were, you would be more concerned about hands on inquiry based experience than some outdated textbook approach. Silicon Valley execs are proponents of actually keeping computers OUT of the classroom and love Montesorri/ Waldorf style ed so children can learn to really think critically and build. 1/17 reviewer - I think the Kinder science prep is great and the library is a block away.
"we are known for our SCIENCE PROGRAM"........hmm, there is NO Science Program. School is always short staffed and parents are the volunteer tutors. There was also a big fundraising for a New Playground and the students worked really hard to come up with funds and they were told there was not enough money to buy the playground. Instead they remodeled the whole front office with NEW Equipment, platnum tv etc. Curriculum is under average with an overwhelmed/unorganized teacher with only 12 students. Website for the school is outdated since 2yrs ago. No Library for the entire student body, old books are donated by parents.
I am fairly satisfied with the teaching staff's ability to instruct (some more than others), but the "new" administration is SEVERELY lacking! I am not so worried about the Principal or the lack of text books used in the classroom, as I have other children in charter schools and they have the same routine, but the quality of education is FAR superior! Mr. Flannigan is doing the best he can with what the nearly non-existent Board and Administration gives him to work with, (we don't even know their qualifications/backgrounds)..I find it interesting that the school for Science and Technology doesn't even have a "good" website. We have been hearing about the "new website" coming since mid- summer, but even I know that it takes a matter of days to put together a cohesive website, not months or semesters! The emphasis in science and technology is missing altogether as can be seen from their lack luster Science Night and barely there "Computer lab". I was drawn to this school because of the small size (both school and classroom), but overall I would tend to agree with the Dec 7th review! Sad fact, but true! I had such high hopes and now I'm searching for a new school, AGAIN!
This school is horrible, unprofessional staff, not up to date, no textbooks used in the classroom - worksheets only. The name leaves you to believe there is an emphasis on science but it is not, no computers or computer labs and barely enough staff, would not recommend. The comments left below mine are being left by staff members, please look elsewhere for your child's sake. The "2" score is correct and their state level score is also well below the average also.
This is our first year at this school and so far the experience has been a good one. There are pros and cons to every school out there however, this school is far better and more personal than a public school by far. Small class size make the teacher and student develop that personal relationship that has been lost in the public school arena. So far, it's a good fit as far as my child is concerned.
I think the thing that stands out most to me is the intimacy of the environment. Because the school is relatively smaller than most public schools, I find that all of the staff members know my child s name. This is one of the most important things to me. For me to know that the staff knows my child even though they are teachers from other grades or administrators, it is priceless. This gives me comfort to know that my child is being acknowledged and looked after as an individual child, not just a number in a mass of nameless students. Besides that, I can tell that her teachers really care about the curriculum they re administering and the children they re educating. Please believe, I am very discriminating when comes to the rigor of my child s education. She came from a Catholic school that was very rigorous and strict. This school gives her the rigor while allowing her to express her individuality that, I believe, the Catholic school was stifling. If the staff stays the same, she will be going back next year.
I heard directly from the teachers (of whom I know most) that the school has dramatically changed for the better over the last year since Grant Creech and Vaughn Flanagan replaced the old guard. You can safely ignore any comments made before 2010. Everyone I know that works there has a sincere vested interest in the welfare of the kids and the school as an organization. The children there are good, well behaved kids. No swearing, no rough play, no bullying and I hear them say please and thank you all the time. The teachers smile and give personal attention to their students. I see many of the teachers work long past 6:00pm for weekly events put on for family nights. These teachers dress professionally. They refer to themselves and to parents as Mr. and Ms. LASTNAME, which I find refreshing. The second grade class has eight expensive industrial microscopes. There is a computer lab with perhaps 20 computers. The kids are growing different plants in their own garden. The school is very interested in exploring different techniques for teaching and creating the next generation of scientists and engineers, which is very scientific in itself. I ve met many of the parents too all nice.
If you are looking for a great education and life learning skills for your child, look no more. As a parent whose child has graduated from here with honors, I am proud to say this is the school my daughter went to and loved. Thank you to the great educators that taught her . Ms. Miller and Dr. Rollins, keep up the fantastic work!! With much respect to all of you! Ms. C.J. Hall
I find it interesting that each negative comment is followed up by a positive one. My child's first year at AAS was indeed a positive one, however, the school lost several wonderful teachers and at that point the whole dynamics of the school changed. I was no longer able to chat with my child's teacher about my child without first making an appointment. I was very disappointed with the lack of an open door policy that is available in so many other schools, what are they hiding? There are many schools downtown to choose from, I found one for my child and it is a performing plus school too. As parents, the best thing we can do is to listen to our children when they talk about what goes on in the classroom.
I believe this school is excellent. I work in the Downtown District for the State of Arizona and I find that this school is performing above and beyond. My children love the school location and the education provided by Arizona Academy of Science. My all my children are performing above average and I enjoy the teacher/parent communication. I have recommended a few of my friends, family and co-workers to this school, and they all love it.
This school really has been progressing over the last few years. Both my children go to this school and I am amazed at the knowledge and the personal attention that all students receive. If they need additional attention whether it is for academics or that the kids need nuturing to bring out their talents, the teachers and the staff are attentive to their needs. If you are looking for a school that allows your child to think out of the box and focus on their talents this is the place to send them. I personally enjoy the location, though I could send my children to any school closer to home, but the security and the feel of an old school atmosphere make the difference here. My oldest will be going to this school since he wants to go straight into the BioScience high school and this is the most logical choice
Several of my children attended this school last year and now that they are enrolled in another school, what the Arizona Academy lacks is glaringly obvious. The classrooms are very dirty, the walls are filthy and the books my children brought home were rejects from other districts; One dates to 1975! The principal is never available after school and she does not take bullying issues seriously. I want other parents to know that they can have good teachers and a nice campus elsewhere--they should keep looking!
AAST was a life-saver for my son. The smaller class sizes allowed the teachers to give more personal attention, and he had a great year. The higher academic standards were a welcome challenge to all three of my children enrolled here.
The school's name implies that there is a heavy emphasis on science and technology yet the school lacks a science lab and doesn't have a computer teacher nor computers in the classroom. I do not recommend this school.
I am very pleased with the academic programs providsd the AAA of Science. My daughter enjoys the extracurricular activities, P.E, ART, trips to the library. This is my daughters 3rd year at AAA of Science, and during that time there has been a very good amount of parent involvement and fun events for me to attend and take part of with my daughter. I have been quite pleased with AAA of science since moving to the valley,and my daughter will continue to attend AAA of science. The level of her academic acheivements have been very pleasing, and I support the school and will continue to do so.
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Eric Cartman to Lead North Korea to Glorious Ruin
OMG! That delighted, high-pitched, government-mandated collective squee you heard yesterday was the sound of every North Korean girl forcibly expressing "joy." The generous government in Pyongyang released the first-ever public photograph of Kim Jong-Un, the twenty-something understudy for the role of Evil Dictator currently filled by his dad, Kim Jong-Il. And he bears a remarkable resemblance to one Eric Cartman!
But let's look behind the young heartbreaker's facade and find out more about Kim Jong-Un, the purported future leader of the world's most diplomatically isolated country. Take it away, New York Times…
Earlier this week, at a landmark meeting of the Workers' Party in Pyongyang, the younger Mr. Kim, who is believed to be 27 or 28, was given the rank of four-star general in the People's Army and was named a deputy chairman of the party's military commission. He also became a member of the Central Committee of the party, an ideological and policy-making post.
On Thursday, North Korean state media released a picture of Kim Jong-un, news agencies reported. Very little is known about the heir apparent, and few pictures of him have been seen publicly, both in Korea and in the outside world.
Oh, well that clears things up. Let's fill in the blanks. Based on the official photograph, we can assume that young Kim Jong-un finds official photography sessions to be rather dull, or at least not joyful. We can also rest assured that while thousands of other North Koreans (particularly children) may be dying each month from starvation, Kim Jr. has access to all the Cheesy Poofs he can handle. Om nom nom, Kim Jong-un!
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Need a new salad!
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- cleopatra999 Oct 4, 2012 08:13 AM
I am tasked with the salad course on Thanksgiving (Canadian) this weekend. I tend to bring the same kinds, candied nuts, fruit and greens. Looking for a change up.
Here is my husband's laundry list of dislikes:
strong cheeses
re: inaplasticcup
I find cobb salads a bit heavy with a big meal (too much meat for me).
re: inaplasticcup
yay you're back!!
p.s. I love your blog, especially the one about tofu for a tofu hater
I made this last weekend and it is marvelous. My salad had romaine, bacon bits, green onions, and shredded hard boiled egg
Serves: 6
• 3 tomatoes, peeled seeded and finely chopped
• 1/3 cup tomato juice
• 1 garlic clove, crushed
• 2 scallions, finely chopped
• 3 tablespoons parsley, chopped
• 1/4 cup fresh basil, chopped
• 1 tablespoon lemon juice
• 4 tablespoons red wine vinegar
• 1/4 teaspoon sugar
• 1/2 cup olive oil
• salt and pepper
1. combine all ingredients in medium bowl.
2. chill for 1 hour.
3. Serve over a garden fresh salad
re: cleopatra999
I think that might be nice done with roasted pepper instead of tomato. I'm seeing some glorious peppers at the farmer's market now. Or oven roast some nicer hothouse tomatoes?
Some of my favourites are tko'd by dh's dislikes--watermelon feta salad, or this "picnic caviar" http://www.vegetariantimes.com/recipe... How about a brussel sprout slaw? http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo...
re: maplesugar
Oops, forgot brussel sprouts on the dislike list LOL!
Mixed greens, thinly sliced red and green apples, red and green grapes (halved the long way), celery, red onion, with a tangy walnut/orange dressing (made in a mini-food processor so that the walnuts get pulverized to make a "creamy" dressing. Okay, so it still has the fruit and greens you were trying to avoid, but it's absolutely delicious, and very light, which counters a heavy Thanksgiving dinner.
Or, a purple cabbage slaw with slivered almonds, shredded carrot, some mandarin orange, scallions, maybe some sunflower nuts, all in a tangy dressing.
I've never made this, but I've seen similar combos in cookbooks: slices of grapefruit and/or orange mixed with slices of avocado, drizzled with a spicy dressing (I've seen chili oil as an ingredient in the dressing, but I can't remember what else was in the dressing recipe - some of the juice squeezed out of the citrus membranes, maybe?). I've always been intrigued by it, but not willing to buy a bottle of chili oil for one recipe.
"Israeli salad": diced tomatoes, diced cucumbers, diced green peppers, finely chopped parsley tossed in a light lemon vinaigrette (or even just in a little bit of lemon juice, no other ingredients). For more bulk, add in a little bit of bulgur if desired, or make a veggie-heavy tabbouleh.
re: asf78
.....and avocado and grapefruit. I knew the list of his seemed short!
I like the sound of the first salad with walnut dressing, might be different enough. Not in the mood for a cabbage slaw, feels like we have had a lot because of all the bbqs.
watermelon salad is yummy! but is it too summery? something I could do to make it more fall? Unfortunately the caviar salad has beans in it.
Perhaps this is why I end up with the same salads all the time!! I appreciate the effort here.
I made a green salad that included Persimmons one year and it was a big hit and very pretty. (Since you live in BC, I would not recommend tomatoes for your salad since they're not likely to have much flavor at that time of year.)
My favorite fall salad -- which would work really well for Thanksgiving -- is an arugula and spinach blend, topped with warm french lentils, oven-roasted pieces of squash or pumpkin (seasoned with either paprika and cinnamon or ras al hanout), and crumbled mild goat cheese. You can also add toasted nuts. Topped with a vinegrette. I think this was an old Bon Appetit recipe...
re: anakalia
This is similar to my suggestion. You can use blue in place of goat cheese too.
re: anakalia
anakalia- Your favorite fall salad sounds really good to me. Is it this one?
For cleo999 - it also reminded me about this tasty salad from Ina Garten,
While it does have dried cranberries in it, I'm pretty sure I have used dried Montmorency cherries in this too. I also sometimes add or sub spinach for the arugula to change it up.
re: souvenir
You can also use Pomegrante seeds for the same hit of red and tartness.
re: escondido123
Great idea!
re: souvenir
I REALLY like the sound of the Ina Garten one, thank you! Very autumn feeling. The lentil one would have to be without the lentils (all legumes are out).
re: cleopatra999
You are very welcome!
My suggestion is to try a dry run with it and see what you and your husband think.
I'm glad I read your post. I'm not sure why I haven't done it for Thanksgiving before, but now I'm planning to put it on the menu this year.
re: souvenir
souvenir -- Yes, that's it!
This is one of my most requested recipes. I actually quadruple the batch of pecans and store them in the freezer. The dressing is so delicious as well. The salad recipe has a "strong cheese" but you can easily serve it on the side. I've added roasted apples or pears to this salad as well. http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo...
I bet you're tasked with it because your salads are always yummy and you make it with such care. So even if you're ready to change it up, I'd consider just modifying it with an addition or two, like diced salami, and maybe some (dare I even suggest a processed food) diced American cheese.
re: Niblet
hard to do "composed salads" for so many individuals at big dinner, but (similar to other suggestions, bed of mixed greens, peeled pear sections, crumbled blue cheese, garnish with "candied" walnuts...
How about a broccoli-cauliflower salad? Chop 1 head of each, mix with a couple of ribs of celery sliced, a can of chopped waterchestnuts, a handful of peas, 1/2 pound of fried chopped bacon (omit for vegetarian option), sunflower seeds. For the dressing, mix a cup of mayo, a few dashes of vinegar, 1/4 cup of shredded parmesan. MIx all together and chill for a few hours.
re: elimcfli
this would be a nice change, can you think of a sub for waterchesnuts? maybe jicima if I can find it would work?
re: cleopatra999
Jicama would work in lieu of water chestnuts, and in lieu of peas sugar snap peas maybe? More toothsome?
Great salad idea!
re: jmcarthur8
did you mean to link back to the OP?
re: kubasd
no, darn it! I think I was doing too much multitasking and copied the wrong Url. Thanks for pointing out my mistake. It was a thread on Maurice Salads from Hudson's Dept. Store, and I am inept at linking with my phone, so I can't do it now, either. Aargh.
re: kubasd
Here's the link to the Maurice Salad. It's hammy and eggy and pickley and crunchy and cheesey.
I make a fabulous side dish for Thanksgiving that involves roasted butternut squash cubes, chestnuts and sauteed kale in a black olive vinaigrette. I serve it warm, but I have eaten it cold as well and I think it's delicious either way. Would something like that qualify as a salad for your purposes?
BTW, does anyone other than me find salad to be an odd addition to the Thanksgiving table? I tend to like salad (of the cold, lettuce or greens-based variety) when the weather is warm or I'm trying to eat lightly. For Thanksgiving, I want warm, comforting foods, even if some of them are a bit lighter than others. If I served a salad at Thanksgiving I would probably be left with a bowl of wilting lettuce at the end of the night!
re: biondanonima
Kale and Olives are on the list....
I find my family eats very heavy at Thanksgiving, lots of casseroles. I like having a salad as a balance, otherwise it just feels too heavy for me. Maybe that is why I always do the salads!
re: cleopatra999
Whoops, missed a few items on the no-no list. I would have a VERY hard time cooking for your husband!
re: biondanonima
LOL! Sometimes a challenge, I would probably eat more vegetarian meals if he liked legumes.
re: biondanonima
We like Thanksgiving to be a long, many course meal and it's always all adults at our house. So a salad is one of the courses before the main event, when there's a whole lot that goes on the table at once. I try to use autumnal flavors and colors often including a "traditional" vegetable (like squash) that might not be a part of the main meal that particular year.
re: biondanonima
We have never had salad at Thanksgiving. Even with two vegetarians it didn't make the cut. We used to do a fruit cup for the first course.
re: letsindulge
yummy, do you have a recipe for the vinaigrette?
re: Madrid
Ooooooh! I forgot about raw celery root and it is perfect for this time of year. It is nice and hearty but still refreshing in a way. I think I'm going to be making your salad fro myself soon.
A few ideas:
Roasted (chilled salad): shallots and/or red onions roasted, butternut squash cubed and roasted, spinach, sundried tomatoes, reduced balsamic and olive oil, lemon zest and crispy sage... with a shaving of mild jarlsberg and chopped roasted pumpkin seeds
New angle of stuffed endive leaves? goat cheese or ricotta mixed with diced onions, celery (i prefer these lightly cooked), lemon zest, crushed pistachios, almond flour, parsley and thyme with a lemon white wine vinaigrette
perhaps a salad with bulgur or barley or quinoa or couscous in it?
sliced hearts of palm, cooked mushrooms, sundried and /or regular tomatoes, roasted red peppers, oregano, basil, roasted garlic, lemon juice and red wine vinaigrette
my favorite simple salad is spinach leaves, very thinly sliced fennel, tomatoes of some incarnation, onions and green beans roasted, generally with blackened shrimp or seared ahi, with a reduced balsamic dressing and S & P of course...
A friend made this for us last weekend. She had all the ingredients prepped, then assembled when she arrived.
it was wonderful.
re: jujuthomas
that one looks really yummy. Not 100% sure I can get jicama in my small town, but maybe, would have to omit the avocado though (SO no likey). Although it is easy to pick around.
re: cleopatra999
my friend used apple the first time she made it, because she couldn't find jicama. said it was fantastic.
re: jujuthomas
One thing I am surprised hasn't been mentioned and I hadn't thought of is beets. I love beet salads. that could be a nice change too. could add into some of the previously mentioned salads.
re: cleopatra999
How about a beet caprese salad on a bed of arugula? Roasted beets, thinly sliced, interspersed with sliced fresh mozzarella cheese and sprinkled with julienne basil leaves. Arrange this on a bed of arugula leaves and serve with a balsamic vinegar and good olive oil dressing. Sprinkle coarse salt and finely chopped red onion if you like.
re: cleopatra999
I love beets. at work they do a salad of roasted yellow and red beets with red onion and a light vinaigrette.
re: cleopatra999
Beets and Oranges with thinly sliced red onion and a light vinaigrette made with rice vinegar.
The very best salad is a Shuna Lydon recipe for Naked Salad:
4 Fuyu persimmons
1-1/2 cups pomegranate seeds
1) Cut top off persimmon. Slice bottom off, being careful not to take too much fruit
2) Peel persimmons, cut four pieces off core the way you might core an apple
3) Dice persimmons into a shape slightly larger than the pomegranate seed
4) Mix pomegranate seeds and diced persimmon gently with a spatula
- This salad will keep refrigerated for about three days but is best eaten fresh.
A light salad we often have is slices of tomato and avocado with a few extremely thin sliced pieces of sweet onion, a vinaigrette of peanut oil, white wine vinegar, and Dijon, and a sprinkling of grey salt...a nice palate cleanser for a big Thanksgiving Meal. Another very light favorite is Bibb lettuce with hazelnut oil and raspberry vinegar.
re: pavlova
mmmm, fennel and orange, I can see that working really well together!!
re: cleopatra999
Which reminds me
Sauteed Shrimp, sliced Orange, and sliced Fennel, over tossed Romaine..
Video recipe start to finish, hands on.
We prefer salad tongs to toss.
re: cleopatra999
I love fennel and citrus - orange is good, blood orange is better, pink grapefruit is the best! I reduce the citrus juice and add a little lemon, then use that with oil to dress the salad. VERY tasty.
re: biondanonima
Add some avocado to that if you want a creamy note.
Even though I just gave you a recipe I'll give you another one. This is defnitely my fav salad ever (uses dried cranberries and strong cheese, but you can change those or use less...the gorgonzola is not very overpowering in this recipe)...
sliced apples
sliced pears
dried cranberries
sliced red onions
spinach and mixed field greens
candied walnuts
gorgonzola cheese
Dressing...here I am running into that measuring issue again...but basicaly to taste:
walnut oil
apple cider vinegar
greek yogurt (adds a nice creaminess to it)
maple syrup
small amount of brown sugar
salt and pepper to taste
You really dont get a "strong cheese" taste from this salad, but I guess that depends on how strong your husbands dislike is. I've had it without the dried cranberries when I've been out and it's still fine.
BEST SALAD EVER. From the Rebar Modern Cookbook.
re: Jetgirly
This is the first chance to say that for me, I'm not speaking for anyone else, that it would be great if the link to a recipe was proceeded by a short description of the dish. That way people can decide if they're interested in the general idea without having to go through the link first. So this one could have been "headlined" as Cheddar, Avocado, Pepper Salad with Maple-Chipotle Vinaigrette before the link. Just a thought.
re: escondido123
But that would spoil the surprise. Those averse to surprise recipes probably wouldn't enjoy such a salad anyways.
re: Jetgirly
love the easy link, thank you. color me curious. always. : )
I love this salad. Radishes, fresh herbs, butter lettuce. Simple but great.
How about some kind of panzanella salad - rustic bread chunks (toasted or not), tomatoes, cucumbers, red onion, vinagrette. Sorry to be vague, but I tend to use recipes as ideas. You could find lots of examples online or in your recipe books I'm sure, or I can try to be more specific. Also, chef Yotam Ottolenghi has great new salad ideas that are often light, though maybe too "adventurous" for your crowd?
How many people will there be at the dinner? I'm sure you cater to your husband's tastes frequently; maybe a big dinner is the time for you to cook what you want and your husband can just pass on the salad? My kids hate mushrooms so if it's just us I don't use them, even though I love them. When we have people over to eat I will often take the opportunity to make marinated mushrooms (or another side using them) and the kids just don't eat them. Just a thought.


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Need a Wine please
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- pandabanda Dec 4, 2009 07:21 AM
I know NOTHING about wine---Boone's Farm doesn't count as wine, so yep--I know nothing.
But I plan on celebrating soon (I'm birthing out a baby so I haven't had anything to drink in forever) and I would like a nice wine to ring in the New Year with.
Problem is this: I only like wines that taste sort of fruity. None of that hair-on-your-chest stuff. I'm a girly girl and I like girly wine. I have yet to find any that really tastes good.
Soooo....does anyone have a suggestion for a reasonably priced wine that might make me happy? Please let me know how much, where to find, etc. I appreciate it!
You might like a Reisling (super-sweet), or a Beaujolais (a little drier, but still pretty fruity). Beaujolais was the first red that I really enjoyed when I began weening myself off the super-fruity Riunite crap...lol. Congrats on the baby, by the way!! First one?
Reislings are too sweet for me, but Blue Nun is a good one, you can find it pretty much anywhere that sells wine, It's under $15.
My favorite Beaujolais is the Beaujolais Nouveau, it is seasonal, and it is in season currently. I saw it at Market Street for $12 or $13 about a week ago.
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I would go for an "Extra Dry" Prosecco. Though it sounds dry, it is actually an off-dry wine. ("Brut" is drier"). Light, fruity, bubbly. Adami is a very good producer.
For a fruity red, I'd go with Pinot Noir. For fruity white try Gewurztraminer or Traminer Aromatico as it's Italian version is known. I can't help with finding them locally since I'm up here in Canada.
Prosecco Spumante, Moscato d'Asti, or Bugey-Cerdon. All have fizz. All have sweetness. The middle one has lower alcohol. The latter one is pink.
You've gotten some good recs., especially the QmP Rieslings, knowing that one does not need to go full Auslese, or Eiswein, to get great fruit.
I am a fan of off-dry Chenin Blancs, and there are tons of great Alsatian wines (several varietals), that have good fruit characteristics.
Along the way, several US Sauvignon Blanc, like Groth Napa, have good fruit character, but I'd not really call them "fruity." Also, many US Chardonnays ARE "fruity," by my descriptors.
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Seeing fresh strawberries and rhubarb together at the market couldn't have made me happier. The two combine effortlessly, and together they promise summer is around the corner. But the problem with most desserts made with rhubarb is that they're overloaded with sugar to compensate for rhubarb's tartness. Why we like to mask rhubarb's splendor I will never understand. When you're using farm-fresh strawberries, there's no need for added sugar.
I can't think of a dessert more nutritious than this strawberry rhubarb crumble. It's low on the glycemic index and free of refined sugars, and the fruit, veggies, oats and sesame seeds in it make it high in fiber, the coconut oil makes it high in healthy fatty acids, and the fruit and seeds make it rich in vitamins and minerals. Only thing better would maybe be a kale pie, but I think I'll pass on that.
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HE is a familiar face in Mold public life.
But now good-natured community stalwart Tony Davies is to step down from his long-standing role.
Mr Davies, 64, is to leave his position as Mold Town Hall caretaker after 17 years.
Tomorrow will be the last day he will be responsible for the town's iconic building.
His job has seen him tend the Earl Road building for hundreds of meetings and countless functions – not to mention the decade of watering all the town's hanging baskets with his wife Nanette, 62.
And on the eve of his retirement, the veteran said he has enjoyed every minute.
"I've really enjoyed it," he said.
"Meeting all the people I have along the way was the key really.
"I've cared passionately about the job."
Mr Davies, of Maes Bodlonfa, Mold, took the caretaker job after 16-and-a-half years serving the town in a different role as cemeteries superintendent between 1976 and 1992.
During his tenure Mold won a best kept cemetery award in 1991.
During his time as town hall caretaker, Mr Davies also tended to the numerous hanging baskets across Mold helped by his wife.
The pair will both step down from that role as well.
Mrs Davies said: "We started watering them when there were just 10 baskets, but now there's more than 100.
"We began watering more than 10 years ago and it certainly becomes demanding in the summer months."
Town officials have paid tribute to Mr Davies' service as he heads in to retirement.
Mold east councillor Chris Bithell praised him for his work as a caretaker and the town's cemeteries man.
He said: "I first knew Tony when we interviewed him for a cemeteries role about 40 years ago.
"He was very good in that job and took a great deal of care in it.
"Tony was energetic and dedicated and was very sympathetic to mourners. The cemetery was always in immaculate condition."
Cllr Bithell added that Mr Davies had been a "very good caretaker" and would be missed by all across Mold.
"Tony always opens the town hall for meetings or for other groups using the hall, he'd clean up afterwards too," he said.
"He's been well known for his caring manner and has been a first class employee. He's very well liked, a good natured fellow and we all wish him well."
Mold town centre manager Dave Hill added: "Tony is one of the long-serving members in the town and helped us to win awards through his work.
"He will be missed."
Town clerk Samantha Roberts said the council is currently advertising the caretaker job and that she had received about 25 applications so far.
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Hollywood star Gwyneth Paltrow is making headlines this week for catching heat over dropping the N-Bomb on Twitter while enjoying close friend/rapper Jay-Z's Watch the Throne concert in Paris this past weekend.
Paltrow's controversial tweet surfaced on her Twitter account over the weekend.
Gwyneth Paltrow has Tweeted her way into a swirl of controversy. The actress, who is very open about her friendship with Jay-Z and Beyonce, was invited on stage in France this weekend to join the rapper and Kanye West during an encore performance of their popular single, "N*ggas in Paris." But when The-Dream snapped the following photo of the actress, her reply set off a firestorm on the blogging site: "N*ggas in paris for real," Paltrow wrote. (The Hollywood Gossip)
The movie star later addressed the tweet while singer The-Dream took the blame for putting out the controversial remark on her phone.
It didn't take long for backlash from angry Tweeters to start rolling in, prompting Paltrow to do a little backtracking. "Hold up. It's the title of the song!" she wrote on Sunday. Producer The Dream (real name Terius Nash) leapt to Paltrow's defense as well. "FYI, sorry for the confusion. I typed 'N—– in Paris for real' from Gwen's phone, my bad," he tweeted about his concert-going experience. "Please excuse it! We were lit." (Us Weekly)
Along with Paltrow and Dream, other concertgoers included Jay's wife Beyonce Knowles-Carter.
Jay-Z and Kanye West have had plenty of celebrity-filled crowds during the U.S. stops on their Watch the Throne tour, but for international shows The Throne are kicking things up a notch. They touched down in Paris Friday night, performing while Beyonce, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kelly Rowland, Justin Bieber and Spike Lee looked on, and "N—as in Paris" producer Hit-Boy crowd surfed and became the second guest to ever join them on stage. Beyonce was absent from The Throne's London shows (while she was prepping for her four blowout performances at Revel in Atlantic City, we assume) but she made it to Paris where she hung with her girls Gwyneth and Kelly, cheering her husband on. (RapFix)
The tweet may have gained fuel courtesy of the amount of times Jay and Yeezy performed "N*ggas In Paris."
The Throne hyped up the show by performing their "N*ggas In Paris" anthem 11 times. After the 10th repetition, Kanye took the mic, "Amazing. That was 10 right? You just tied the record Paris. Let me explain something to y'all. Rap music, rock music, stadium music, arena music–nobody does a song more than 10 times. I don't care who you are, I don't care which stadium you're rocking in. Try to do your song more than three times and see what happen!" Then the crowd counted down–10, 9, 8…2, 1, Again! Jigga's voice resonated in the venue, and Paris rocked the song one last time with love. "Paris you have officially the record of the Watch The Throne tour" screamed Jay. "It's just different," Ye concluded. "I love this city" And clearly the city loved them too. (Complex)
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The Giants' No. 9 prospect went 4-for-4 with a homer, a double, two RBIs and two runs scored Monday as Double-A Richmond defeated Bowie, 5-4.
Dominguez, who batted .266 with 18 homers between Class A Advanced and Double-A last year, is hitting .556 through five games this season.
"I think that it has a lot to do with going to big league camp," he said. "I got started a bit earlier than normal. Watching those guys work and being able to work with them really helped me out this year."
Dominguez started his day with a single in the first inning that plated Tommy Joseph, then led off the fourth with a solo home run. He followed with a one-out double in the sixth, leaving him a triple shy of the cycle with one more plate appearance guaranteed.
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Be sure to read all the exciting things that are happening at Faubion and don't hesitate to volunteer and join us for an outstanding year. In addition to out weekly newsletter email, we now have a Faubion Middle School Facebook page and Twitter page.
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6th grade World Culture classes showcase their first big PBL unit, "It's a Small World". Students researched countries and their respective cultures around the world and will present to the community on November 11 from 8:45 -10:30 in the Faubion Auditorium and 6th grade hallways. Our students need an authentic audience to culminate this world of learning. Please join us as they showcase their cultural knowledge and world connections. RSVP to email@example.com is required.
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All uniforms have been distributed. If you would like to order extra sets, Game Day shirts or FMS Sweats or goodies for upcoming cold weather!! please use form on our Faubion website under athletics and send a check with your child to school.
Football and Volleyball concessions are every Tuesday and Thursday during games. If you can donate any time to either fundraiser, please let us know at firstname.lastname@example.com. Your help would be greatly appreciated!
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Country music star Patsy Cline will make her comeback in Fredericksburg during the month of July.
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The University of Mary Washington Department of Theatre and Dance is bringing back its popular production "Always … Patsy Cline" after its sold-out run earlier this year for an additional 18 performances.
The production's director, Gregg Stull, said the show had been so well received that the conversation to reboot it was begun during the original run.
"We sold every available ticket and there was great demand for more tickets," Stull said, "so we had a conversation and decided we would revive it in the summer."
The show is based on the true story of Patsy Cline's friendship with fan Louise Seger. They corresponded through a series of letters and phone calls until Cline died tragically in a plane crash in 1963.
Rising UMW senior Taryn Snyder, who plays Patsy Cline, said that rebooting a production is a first for the cast and crew.
"In the past week, we've brought the show to new heights. It's amazing we pulled it back together in a week," she said. "Remembering all the songs was the easy part. It's definitely been a triumph for us, that we could accomplish all that within a week."
Stull, who is also chairman of UMW's theatre and dance department, said that remounting the show has been an educational experience for the students involved.
He said that the cast and crew's comfortable working relationship will propel the show to an even more impressive level a second time around.
"I think that the show grows over time, so I think that the performances have a richer, more mature quality," Stull said, "because the actors have lived with it for several months since the first run closed."
Snyder said that putting the role of Patsy Cline away for a few months was an interesting experience, partially because she'd never had to do it before.
"These last few months have given me time to breathe in the role," Snyder said, "and find new things about the character and myself that I didn't have the first time around."
Several of the crew members and both of the leads live in Fredericksburg, but everyone else instrumental to the production had to make arrangements to be in town during late June and July. Rehearsals began June 30 for the show, which opened for its second run last night.
Stage manager Jamie Wilson, who graduated from UMW in May, said that the benefit for students was not only their ability to re-create a great show but also their growth as professionals.
"We've never had to tear down a set and store it or put all the documents together to make sure we have everything we need," she said. "This is a common practice in the professional theater, so we're definitely learning different lessons."
Though Stull projects the second run of "Always" will be successful, he said that a third run is not in the show's future.
"We do our shows for the education of our students. I think it's a great experience for them to learn how to remount a show—and they learned a lot from it," he said. "There wouldn't be much to learn from doing it a third time."
What: "Always … Patsy Cline"
Where: UMW, duPont Hall, Klein Theatre
When: July 9–12, 16–19, 23–26 at 7:30 p.m. with 2 p.m. matinées July 12–13, 19–20, 26–27
Cost: $40, $35 students, 65 and older, alumni and military, $25 for groups of 10 or more
Info: 540/654-1111; umw.tix.com
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Street food is picking up steam across the country, and Houston is no exception. During the Southern Foodways Alliance symposium last weekend, attendees were invited to view the exhibit "Taco Trucks and Crepes Trailers: Modern Texas Foodways" at the University of Mississippi's Gammill Gallery, runni ... More >>
Case Keenum gets off to a hot startPlaying a school like Texas State to open up a football season is never quite as easy as it looks. Just ask Michigan and Ole Miss.The Houston Cougars were very aware of the upset possibilities, and they were very aware of the opposite danger, that they could a ... More >>
Photo by Monica Fuentes Catching Cup fever this morning"Soccer is about to cement its place as the worst 'sports bar sport' EVER..." -- Me at the 89-minute mark of the USA-Algeria game today"THIS IS AWESOME!!!" -- Me hugging strangers at the 91-minute mark of the USA-Algeria game today A ... More >>
In my effort to help everyone prepare for March Madness, I bring you the second installment of the March Madness Preview. (Click here for yesterday's first installment -- you know the part with my picks and what not.) Today, we look at some of the most historical buzzer beaters in tournament histo ... More >>
Take a stroll down any aisle in Target. Pirouette through the airy walkways at the Houston Zoo. Squint your eyes in disbelief at a nearly abandoned Discovery Green. Go ahead; try it. There's something markedly different in the world today, isn't there?Oh, helloooooo, ... More >>
I want to thank The Ohio State Buckeyes. Sure, they lost to the Texas Longhorns, but because the Longhorns needed a bad spot by the referees to help get the victory, I'm pretty damn sure that the country has been saved from listening to Longhorn fans bitch about not playing for the BCS Title. Beca ... More >>
The college football bowl season is here, and it's become such a confusing mess of odd-sounding games played in smallish towns with mediocre teams that you need an expert to figure it out. And nothing says "expert" more than a teen-aged kid, whether the subject is football, driving, or how inutterab ... More >>
In World War II, Houston attorney Leon Jaworski prosecuted a group of black American soldiers. In a hurried-up trial, they were court-martialed and sentenced to hard labor. The verdict was probably wrong. And Jaworski had a lot to do with that.
An elderly gang of seedy Mississippi bluesmen anchors Fat Possum Records and the label's documentary
Friday, January 23
Carving the racism out of Texas barbecue mythology
Dominic Mandola
Travelers and artists from all over descend on Opelousas, Louisiana, for its annual celebration
Out of Mississippi comes the rowdy Neckbones
After their hospital's merger with Memorial, Hermann employees are asked prying questions
A Time to Kill does John Grisham proud