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Taylor Gang affiliate Quay Meanz is reportedly making headlines for his alleged involvement in the stabbing and robbing of a Pittsburgh Steelers player last weekend.
A judge took immediate action Tuesday (June 4) and had Meanz held on a pricey bond.
One of the men accused of stabbing and attempting to carjack a Steelers offensive lineman is a rapper who claims an affiliation with Wiz Khalifa, Pittsburgh police said. A judge Tuesday arraigned Dequay Means, 26, of Hazelwood on charges of attempted homicide, aggravated assault, conspiracy, illegally possessing a firearm, escape and carrying a firearm without a license. He is being held at the Allegheny County Jail in lieu of a $100,000 bond. (Trib Live)
The victim also directly accused the hip-hop artist of using a weapon during the altercation.
Mike Adams, 23, told Pittsburgh police three men approached him while he walked to his truck near 17th and East Carson streets about 2:55 a.m. Saturday. One of the men, who Adams identified as Means in a photo array, pointed a gun at him and threatened to shoot him in the face if he didn't give the trio his truck, according to a criminal complaint. (Trib Live)
The attack reportedly left the NFL player wounded and in immediate need of medical attention.
Mr. Adams was taken to UPMC Mercy, where he underwent two surgeries to repair the stab wound, which was so deep it cut part of his colon. He was released today. Homicide detectives tied Mr. Paranay to the crime after they analyzed a phone that was dropped at the crime scene. It was not immediately clear how they arrived at Mr. Means as a suspect, but Mr. Adams identified both him and Mr. Paranay in photos, according to the complaint. (Post-Gazette)
Over the past few years, Meanz has continued to build a buzz with help from local rap pal Wiz Khalifa.
Meanz appeared on Taylor Gang's mixtape "Taylor Gang Over Everything 2″, which was released earlier this year. Additionally, Quay released his own mixtape, "Speakers & Franklins" in 2011. (Steelers Depot)


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Kim Kardashian Pregnant Announcement: Watch Now!by Hilton Hater at . Comments
Forget the rumors, tabloid headlines and conjecture: this Kim Kardashian pregnant news is actually real!
She has become the second member of her family to get knocked up outside wedlock, as Kardashian is expecting her first child with rapper Kanye West.
The musician shocked both Kim and other audience members last night when he made the announcement on stage in Atlantic City.
Watch him give a shout-out to his baby mama now:
As for the family's reaction? As you might expect, it's both excited and available to all via Twitter...
Khloe Kardashian: Keeping secrets is hard with so many family members! Especially when you are so freaking excited!!!!! LOVE is everything.
Lamar Odom: I'm excited for Kanye [West] and my sister! There's nothing like bringing life into this world! Let's keep Gods blessings coming!
Kourtney Kardashian: Been wanting to shout from the rooftops with joy and now I can! Another angel to welcome to our family. Overwhelmed with excitement!
Kendall Jenner: whos excited about the KIMYE babbyyy?! :D weeee.
Kim Kardashian Sex Tape is a hot trend on the internet.
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I am happy for kim she will be a great mother
Happy for u guys... KIMYE hhhmm *I Like
The Mom, and the 3 girls all idiots, and Kanye a scumbag. This selfish Bitch is about as qualified to be a Mother as Kanye is to be a rocket scientist. Once she has the thing she will throw it at someone to take care of so she can keep her stupid face and ass in front of the camera.
i already feel bad for this kid!!!!
They deserve eachother...hahaha! Another baby born to a throw away society. Married still to another man..hooking up with the music industries creepy psychotic douche bag..and her a porn star..poor baby already does't stand a chance..just like her sister another baby and no HUSBAND!
18 years 18 years she got one of your kids got you for 18 years.
Hahaha! Brilliant. And on his 18th birthday, he find out it wasn't his.
I personally think a bunch of you people need to get a life. If Kim wants a baby that is her decision not yours. You act like you know these people personally and you don't all you know is how to make yourself sound stupid............. Congrats to Kim and Kaye hope you guys have a wonderful life!........As for Kris Humphries he's a whinny ass baby and is holding up their divorce just to be an ass.
If Mrs. Humphries wants to keep her business private then don't be a [meda] whore
What a nasty piece of crap they deserve eachother
AMEN!!!!! I am not surprised at all that Kanye blurted out Kim's pregnancy on stage like that. Kanye is such a fucking idiot and Kim is an even bigger HO. Kanye and Kim=TRASHY-ASS LOWLIFES!!!!!
Congrats Mrs. Humphries.
Another chocolate and vanilla baby. I am so glad she finally got some weiner. Maybe she will stay home and shut up.

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A co-worker passed along this clip of Norwegian singer and songwriter Silje Nes, and I can quickly see why he did.
Watch her enchanting performance below of "Crystals," recorded a few months ago in London at Corsica Studios. "Crystals" is a cut off 2010′s critically adored album Opticks. Although we only see Nes playing her Blonde Tele in the video below, she is a multi-instrumentalist and played all the instruments you hear on her album.


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July 14, 2014 -- As USDA continues to set up the new Margin Protection Program (MPP) for dairy producers, Minnesota Congressman Colin Peterson told members of the House Ag Committee recently that he's worried that many producers are in the dark about the program and participation might be low.
"Talking to dairy farmers in my area, especially the smaller one, they have no idea that this margin insurance exists," he said.
USDA's initial plan was to wait to notify producers until after all the details of the MPP were worked out and the educational tools distributed. Still, Peterson says producers should at least receive a letter saying there is a margin insurance program coming.
"We'll be finalizing the base issues and so forth later on, but just so they understand that this is coming," he said. Undersecretary Michael Scuse says he is looking into whether they can get notification to dairy producers sooner rather than later.
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Updated: July 7, 2012 8:03AM
I wonder if some folks reading this might remember what I penned about a year and a half ago, something about how it was time to take the online-dating plunge. It was no accident that
column followed one in which I asked: Who needs marriage? Answer: I do!
A few months later, I was frustrated. About to leave the relationship-website world for good, I realized the one I was on had renewed my membership automatically. So, I decided to add some photos from a speaking event I had recently done in Spain and give it one last shot.
Enter Tom. New to the site, he noticed one of the photos I had added: of me at the bullfights in Madrid, with a particular hat and what he says is a smile that caught his attention.
He reached out to me. We started talking, and we haven't stopped. A few months ago, Tom asked me to marry him. I said yes. Now I smile all the time.
I've never met anyone like Tom. A brilliant scientist, he has a boyish, playful, funny side that I cherish. He is extraordinarily generous and kind. And to take on my large crew? Brave! At the top of his field, attending my middle daughter's community-theater play was his top priority one recent afternoon.
Are you kidding me?
There are no games with Tom. He let me know from the beginning that he was "all in," that he was courting me. That's my definition of "manly."
Yes, the chemistry is amazing. So are the shared values, including the fact that he's a committed Christian. He has just the qualities I had written about.
Of course, I'm writing all this as a middle-aged divorcee with four school-aged kids and as someone who thinks the idea of "soul mates" is way overrated. So naturally I keep saying, "Really, God? Really?"
I know I am incredibly fortunate. For some reason I don't deserve, God simply chose to work in my life at this time in this way, and I am so grateful.
It's been a long wait, with some false steps along the way, but Tom was worth waiting for.
Of course we know that there are many challenges ahead. Eight children between us, for starters. Tom's youngest is the same age as my oldest. No wonder Tom is wonderful with my kids.
Tom and I have started premarital counseling. We are well aware that second marriages are more likely to fail than first marriages. And we both realize that we bring with us a lot of, well, interesting emotional histories: Tom, like me, was devastated by a spouse leaving the family. But though neither Tom nor I chose for our first marriages to end, we both desire to be better spouses in our second — and final! — union.
Crucially important? We don't see each other as fantasies, but as the real people we are. We know that in marriage, we are given sinners to love because those are the only kind of people there are. And we agree with theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who from his prison cell in Nazi Germany wrote to a young newlywed couple, "It is not your love that sustains the marriage, but from now on, the marriage that sustains your love."
Friends, over the nearly eight years I've spent as a single mom, so many of you have let me know you've been praying for me. You've often let me share with you my stories and struggles, and sometimes small triumphs, too. In turn, you have often shared with me your stories. I am grateful.
So here I happily share with you my good news, say thank you for all the support and make a promise: My new journey with Tom will naturally be the subject of many future columns.
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|Pete Seeger
|Waist Deep in the Big Muddy (from Pete Seeger at 89)
|10:17 am
|Lucinda Williams
|Are You Alright? (from West)
|10:13 am
|Parker Millsap
|Old Time Religion (from Parker Millsap)
|10:10 am
|Mariachi El Bronx
|High Tide (from Mariachi El Bronx (III))
|10:05 am
|Jenny Lewis
|The New You (from The Voyager)
|10:02 am
|Bob Dylan
|Girl From The North Country (from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan)
|9:58 am
|Rodrigo y Gabriela
|The Soundmaker (from 9 Dead Alive)
|9:53 am
|Robert Plant
|Little Maggie (from lullaby and...The Ceaseless roar)
|9:48 am
|Allman Brothers
|Wasted Words (from Brothers and Sisters)
|9:44 am
|Cowboy Junkies
|Bea's Song (River Song Trilogy:part II) (from Lay It Down)
|9:40 am
|The Jayhawks
|Two Angels (from Blue Earth)
|9:34 am
|Mumford & Sons
|Roll Away Your Stone (from Sigh No More)
|9:31 am
|Bonnie Raitt
|Too Long At The Fair (from Give It Up)
|9:27 am
|Jackson Browne
|Leaving Winslow (from Standing In The Breach)
|9:21 am
|David Hidalgo & Louie Perez
|When Love Fails (from The Long Goodbye)
|9:17 am
|Taj Mahal
|Father on Down the Road (from Giant Step/De Ole Folks at Home)
|9:14 am
|Jose Gonzalez
|Heartbeats (from Veneer)
|9:13 am
|50th: Tom Menino
|UMass Minute
|9:10 am
|Justin Townes Earle
|Harlem River Blues (from Harlem River Blues)
|9:05 am
|First Aid Kit
|Stay Gold (from Stay Gold)
|9:00 am
|Amos Lee
|Chill in the Air (from Mountains of Sorrow, Rivers of Song)
|8:55 am
|Bear's Den
|Above the Clouds of Pompeii (from Islands)
|8:51 am
|Alabama Shakes
|Driva Man (from Music From and Inspired by 12 Years a Slave)
|8:47 am
|Jack White
|Never Far Away (from Cold Mountain)
|8:42 am
|Lyle Lovett
|Isn't That So (from Release Me)
|8:37 am
|Dan Hicks & The Hot Licks
|That's The Smoke They're Blowin' (from Selected Shorts)
|8:34 am
|Josh Ritter
|Evil Eye (from The Beast In Its Tracks)
|8:31 am
|Antje Duvekot
|Dublin Boys (from The Near Demise Of The Highwire Dancer)
|8:28 am
|Fake Fur Coat (from Sukirae)
|8:23 am
|Neil Young
|Walk On (from On the Beach)
|8:20 am
|M. Ward
|To Go Home (from To Go Home (EP))
|8:15 am
|The Band
|Don't Do It (from Rock of Ages)
|8:11 am
|Eliza Gilkyson
|Emerald Street (from Beatuiful World)
|8:07 am
|Old Crow Medicine Show
|Cumberland River (from Remedy)
|8:03 am
|Rosanne Cash
|The Wheel (from The Wheel)
|7:58 am
|Lori McKenna
|Stealing Kisses (from Bittertown)
|7:52 am
|Bob Dylan
|Love Sick (from Time Out Of Mind)
|7:49 am
|Kat Edmonson
|All the Way (from The Big Picture)
|7:43 am
|Milk Carton Kids
|Michigan (from Prologue)
|7:41 am
|Eilen Jewell
|Rain Roll In (from Sea of Tears)
|7:35 am
|Lucinda Williams
|Stowaway in Your Heart (from Down Where the Spirit Meets the Bone)
|7:30 am
|Lucinda Williams
|Protection (from Down Where the Spirit Meets the Bone)
|7:25 am
|Ellis Paul
|3-000 Miles (from Sweet Mistakes)
|7:19 am
|Jerry Garcia
|Sugaree (from Garcia)
|7:16 am
|Jim James
|A New Life (from Regions of Light and Sound of God)
|7:12 am
|Mark Knopfler
|Marbletown (from The Ragpicker's Dream)
|7:07 am
|Heart's on Fire (from Whispers)
|7:03 am
|Simon & Garfunkel
|Kathy's Song (from Sounds of Silence)
|6:59 am
|Chuck Prophet
|They Don't Know (from Night Surfer)
|6:55 am
|The Kinks
|Waterloo Sunset (from Something Else)
|6:49 am
|Joe Henry
|Our Song (from Civilians)
|6:45 am
|Joni Mitchell
|In France They Kiss On Main Street (from The Hissing of Summer Lawns)
|6:39 am
|Hot Club of Cowtown
|Stay A Little Longer (from What Makes Bob Holler)
|6:36 am
|The Tallest Man On Earth
|Thousand Ways (from The Wild Hunt)
|6:32 am
|Iron and Wine
|Flightless Bird- American Mouth (from The Shepherd's Dog)
|6:28 am
|Parkington Sisters
|Cruel (from Me You Us)
|6:23 am
|Norah Jones
|I've Got To See You Again (from Come Away With Me)
|6:18 am
|Writer's Almanac
|6:13 am
|Nick Drake
|Hazey Jane I (from Bryter Layter)
|6:11 am
|Son Volt
|Dynamite (from American Central Dust)
|6:08 am
|Peter Wolf
|Homework (from Sleepless)
|6:04 am
|The Howlin' Brothers
|Night and Day (from Trouble)
|6:00 am
|Indigo Girls
|Second Time Around (from Poseidon and the Bitter Bug)
|5:57 am
|Stephen Stills
|Singin' Call (from Stephen Stills 2)
|5:53 am
|The Stray Birds
|Adelaide (from Best Medicine)
|5:50 am
|Sam Cooke
|You Send Me (from You Send Me)
|5:48 am
|Ryan Adams
|Dear Chicago (from Demolition)
|5:44 am
|Tara Nevins
|Wood and Stone (from Wood and Stone)
|5:39 am
|John Hiatt
|Face of God (from Terms of My Surrender)
|5:36 am
|Billy Wylder
|One Hundred Years (from Sand & Gold)
|5:32 am
|Steve Martin
|When You Get To Asheville (from Love Has Come For You)
|5:28 am
|Patty Griffin
|Change (from Flaming Red)
|5:24 am
|Field Report
|Home (Leave The Lights On) (from Marigolden)
|5:21 am
|George Harrison
|Beware of Darkness (from All Things Must Pass)
|5:17 am
|Johnny Flynn
|Country Mile (from Country Mile)
|5:13 am
|Eric Bibb
|New Home (from Booker's Guitar)
|5:08 am
|First Aid Kit
|Cedar Lane (from Stay Gold)
|5:07 am
|50th: Isabel Prior
|UMass Minute
|5:03 am
|Josh Ritter
|Wolves (from The Animal Years)
|4:58 am
|Xavier Rudd
|Follow the Sun (from Spirit Bird)
|4:56 am
|Jimmy Cliff
|You Can Get It If You Really Want (from The Harder They Come Soundtrack)
|4:52 am
|Victor Jara's Hands (from Carried to Dust)
|4:48 am
|Shawn Colvin
|You And The Mona Lisa (from A Few Small Repairs)
|4:44 am
|Robyn Hitchcock
|The Ghost in You (from The Man Upstairs)
|4:42 am
|Carl Perkins
|Matchbox (from Rock 'n' Roll Legend: Carl Perkins)
|4:39 am
|The Weepies
|World Spins Madly On (from Say I Am You)
|4:36 am
|Ruthie Foster
|Second Coming (from Promise of a Brand New Day)
|4:32 am
|Elephant Revival
|Down to the Sea (from These Changing Skies)
|4:29 am
|The Beatles
|Two Of Us (from Let It Be...Naked)
|4:24 am
|Billy Bragg
|No One Knows Nothing Anymore (from Tooth & Nail)
|4:20 am
|Caroline Rose
|America Religious (from I Will Not Be Afraid)
|4:17 am
|Muddy Waters
|Got My Mojo Working (from The Anthology 1942-1972)
|4:14 am
|Alison Krauss & Union Sta
|So Long- So Wrong (from So Long So Wrong)
|4:11 am
|Hard Working Americans
|The Mountain Song (from Hard Working Americans)
|4:07 am
|Trampled By Turtles
|Hollow (from Wild Animals)
|4:01 am
|Tom Rush
|Urge for Going (from The Circle Game)
|3:56 am
|Tift Merritt
|Traveling Alone (from Traveling Companion)
|3:51 am
|Willie Nelson
|Marie (from Poet: A Tribute to Townes Van Zandt)
|3:47 am
|Sharon Van Etten
|One Day (from Epic)
|3:44 am
|Richie Havens
|San Francisco Bay Blues (from Resume)
|3:40 am
|The Greencards
|Rivertown (from fascination)
|3:37 am
|Mark Erelli
|August (from Little Vigils)
|3:34 am
|Justin Townes Earle
|Today and a Lonely Night (from Single Mothers)
|3:31 am
|Monsters of Folk
|Baby Boomer (from Monsters of Folk)
|3:29 am
|Simon & Garfunkel
|Cloudy (from Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme)
|3:25 am
|Brandi Carlile
|That Wasn't Me (from Bear Creek)
|3:21 am
|John Mellencamp
|Troubled Man (from Plain Spoken)
|3:18 am
|Jimmy Reed
|Big Boss Man (from The Very Best of Jimmy Reed)
|3:14 am
|Emmylou Harris/G. Parsons
|Love Hurts (from Grievous Angel)
|3:10 am
|Jonatha Brooke
|Linger (from Steady Pull)
|3:07 am
|Playing For Change
|Reggae Got Soul (from Song from Around the World)
|3:03 am
|Richard & Linda Thompson
|A Heart Needs a Home (from Hokey Pokey)
|2:59 am
|Mark Knopfler
|I Used To Could (from Privateering)
|2:56 am
|Dinah Washington
|Blues Down Home (from The Essential Dinah Washington)
|2:51 am
|Josh Ritter
|In the Dark (from The Animal Years)
|2:47 am
|Ani DiFranco
|Mariachi (from Which Side Are You On?)
|2:44 am
|Greensky Bluegrass
|Windshield (from If Sorrows Swim)
|2:40 am
|Bill Withers
|Use Me (from Still Bill)
|2:36 am
|Heather Maloney
|No Shortcuts (from Time & Pocket Change)
|2:33 am
|Jackson Browne
|The Birds of St. Marks (from Standing in the Breach)
|2:30 am
|Ron Sexsmith
|Brandy Alexander (from Exit Strategy For The Soul)
|2:26 am
|Grateful Dead
|Friend of the Devil (from American Beauty)
|2:22 am
|The Head and the Heart
|Another Story (from Let's Be Still)
|2:18 am
|Parson's Field
|Strollin' Down The Highway (from afterparty EP)
|2:13 am
|Bonnie Raitt
|Lover's Will (from Fundamental)
|2:11 am
|Uncle Tupelo
|Watch Me Fall (from Still Feel Gone)
|2:08 am
|Ben Harper
|Don't Look Twice (from Get Up!)
|2:04 am
|Rodney Crowell
|God I'm Missing You (from Tarpaper Sky)
|2:01 am
|Norah Jones
|Lonestar (from Come Away With Me)
|1:56 am
|B.B. King/Eric Clapton
|Worried Life Blues (from Riding with the King)
|1:53 am
|Dawn McCarthy & Bonnie Prince Billy
|What Am I Living For (from What The Brothers Sang)
|1:49 am
|Ray LaMontagne
|You Are The Best Thing (from Gossip In The Grain)
|1:45 am
|Robert Plant
|Poor Howard (from lullaby and...The Ceaseless roar)
|1:41 am
|Nick Lowe
|All Men Are Liars (from The New Best of Nick Lowe)
|1:39 am
|Mark Mandeville
|Ted Kaczynski Blues (from Mark Mandeville & Old Constitution)
|1:35 am
|Sean Rowe
|Done Calling You (from Madman)
|1:32 am
|Matt The Electrician
|Osaka In The Rain (from Animal Boy)
|1:29 am
|Bob Dylan
|Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine (from Blonde On Blonde)
|1:25 am
|Cowboy Junkies
|Sweet Jane (from The Trinity Session)
|1:22 am
|The Stray Birds
|Best Medicine (from Best Medicine)
|1:18 am
|Ry Cooder
|If Walls Could Talk (from Paradise & Lunch)
|1:14 am
|Lori McKenna
|Buy This Town (from Lorraine)
|1:10 am
|Amos Lee
|Stranger (from Mountains of Sorrow, Rivers of Song)
|1:07 am
|J Mascis
|Wide Awake (from Tied To a Star)
|1:03 am
|Soul Of A Man (from Ollabelle)
|12:59 am
|Jackie Greene
|I Don't Live in a Dream (from Giving Up The Ghost)
|12:55 am
|Paul Geremia
|Hard Life Rockin' Chair (from Hard Life Rockin' Chair)
|12:53 am
|JD McPherson
|Firebug (from Signs & Signifiers)
|12:49 am
|Gillian Welch
|The Devil Had a Hold of Me (from Hell Among The Yearlings)
|12:45 am
|Jonah Tolchin
|21st Century (from Clover Lane)
|12:41 am
|Greg Allman
|My Love Is Your Love (from Low Country Blues)
|12:37 am
|Mark Erelli
|Summer Night (from The Memorial Hall Recordings)
|12:35 am
|The Earls of Leicester
|Dig a Hole in the Meadow (from The Earls of Leicester)
|12:32 am
|Sera Cahoone
|Every Little Word (from Deer Creek Canyon)
|12:27 am
|John Lennon
|Oh Yoko (from Imagine)
|12:25 am
|Neko Case
|Things That Scare Me (from Blacklisted)
|12:22 am
|Leonard Cohen
|Almost Like the Blues (from Popular Problems)
|12:18 am
|The Staple Singers
|Heavy Makes You Happy (from The Best of The Staple Singers)
|12:14 am
|Kathleen Edwards
|Change The Sheets (from Voyager)
|12:09 am
|Ryan Adams
|Easy Plateau (from Cold Roses)
|12:05 am
|First Aid Kit
|My Silver Lining (from Stay Gold)
|12:01 am
|Tom Waits
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9601-F N. Tryon St.
Charlotte, NC 28262
(704) 547-1720
The first Los Arcos was established in Gastonia, and the locations ultimately expanded to include Charlotte. Its daily "Super Buffet" is amazingly affordable at $7.50 for adults and $4.25 for children, drinks not included. "A million smiles" is Los Arcos' motto and customer service is a high priority. This restaurant can also serve your party catering needs.
2917-A Central Ave.
Charlotte, NC 28205
(704) 536-1851
Central Avenue is an area that some consider unsavory. Residents of East Charlotte, however, know that there are many culinary treasures to be discovered there. For authenticity, affordability and deliciousness, you can't go wrong with Three Amigos. Visit this real Mexican restaurant for lunch or dinner. The interior is small, not fabulous, but the food selection is one of the best in town. Alcohol is served, so on the night of Cinco De Mayo, the booths should be rocking with revelers.
3201 N. Davidson St.
Charlotte, NC 28205
(704) 332-8868
This combination bar and restaurant is located in NoDa. Cabo Fish Taco Baja Seagrill, the full name of the business, is a couple of blocks from the popular Neighborhood Theatre and the many art galleries that face North Davidson street. The offerings are Mexican and Caribbean influenced. The usual wrap ingredients (meat and chicken fajitas, enchiladas and quesadillas) compete with all kinds of seafood options. The fish tacos do not disappoint. The decor is fascinating, making this a great date destination. Considering its selection of margaritas, Cinco De Mayo should be a big night at the Cabo Fish Taco.
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1009 Chancellor Park Drive
Charlotte, NC 28213
(704) 921-2414
Visit Don Pedro's website where you will be welcomed with traditional mariachi music and a mouthwatering slideshow of the dishes offered. This family-style restaurant in the UNC-Charlotte area offers Mexican cuisine that appeals to the American palate. The Chancellor Park address is the newest of three locations, including Tryon Street and Pineville, NC. One can enjoy a meal "al fresco" at the outdoor patio when the weather is warm.
1621 Walkup Ave.
Monroe, NC 28110
(704) 282-2369
Taqueria De Unica in Monroe is very popular. If you plan to be seated rather than get your food to go, arrive early. Customers praise the real Mexican flavors, the free salsa and chips and the friendly service. There is another location in Charlotte on Central Avenue, but the smaller interior and limited furniture there is not conducive to a sit-down dinner. Decor notwithstanding, anyone who has a dollar and change can enjoy a tasty taco from Taqueria De Unica.
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France wants Hezbollah armed wing on EU terror list by end-June
PARIS (Reuters) – France said on Thursday it hoped an initiative could be agreed by the end of June to put the armed wing of Hezbollah on the EU's list of terrorist organizations on grounds the group is importing Syria's war into Lebanon.
Paris has traditionally been cautious about backing steps to sanction Hezbollah, fearing it could destabilize Lebanon and put U.N. peacekeepers at risk, but in recent weeks has said it would consider all options.
Bidding nears for $9-14 bln Congo hydropower plant
PARIS, May 18 (Reuters) – Chinese, South Korean and Spanish
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Chad emerges as African power broker as France steps back
PARIS/DAKAR (Reuters) – Chad's President Idriss Deby, a survivor of countless rebellions, has stepped into a void left by Africa's traditional heavyweights and turned his desert nation into a powerbroker as France disengages from its former colonies.
The success of Chad's 2,000 battle-hardened troops in a French-led mission to hunt down al Qaeda fighters in the deserts of northern Mali has marked it out as the only African nation to quickly deploy an effective fighting force.
Niger urges foreign help to rid Libya of armed Islamists
PARIS (Reuters) – Niger's foreign minister urged major powers on Thursday to act against Islamist militants who had found shelter in Libya's vast southern desert and, he said, posed a growing threat to neighbouring countries.
Mohamed Bazoum, in Paris to meet his French counterpart Laurent Fabius, said Niger had information that Islamists who had been driven out of northern Mali by a French-led intervention force were setting up bases in Libya's lawless south.
French minister says Yahoo wanted to "devour" website
PARIS (Reuters) – France's industry minister said he had blocked Yahoo Inc's (YHOO.O: Quote, Profile, Research) plan to buy a majority stake in online video website Dailymotion because the U.S. group wanted to "devour" its smaller competitor.
Yahoo, which declined to comment, had been in talks to acquire a 75 percent stake in Dailymotion, owned by France Telecom's Orange (FTE.PA: Quote, Profile, Research), a deal that would have valued Europe's largest video website at $300 million.
France wanted Yahoo as equal partner in Dailymotion
PARIS (Reuters) – France's industry minister said on Wednesday that Yahoo Inc's plan to buy a majority stake in online video website Dailymotion from France Telecom would not have benefited the two companies.
"The minister expressed his desire that a partnership between Yahoo and Orange (France Telecom) be built on an equal basis that would be beneficial to both sides," Arnaud Montebourg's office said in a statement.
France, keen to boost military strength, avoids defence cuts
PARIS, April 29 (Reuters) – France will keep its defence
budget at the same level for the next six years after the
government decided that proposed cuts would hamper its ability
to mount military operations such as its intervention in Mali.
The freeze will still lead to the loss of 34,000 jobs in the
defence ministry at a time of growing unemployment in France,
according to a strategic review announced on Monday.
Mali's Tuareg rebels reject elections, disarming before talks
PARIS (Reuters) – Mali's Tuareg separatist rebels dismissed French calls to disarm ahead of July elections on Wednesday saying they would fight to the death if Malian troops entered areas under its control, underscoring the challenge of unifying the West African state.
Mahamadou Djeri Maiga, the group's vice-president and chief negotiator, said Paris had a moral obligation to force the interim Malian government to the negotiating table to flesh out a deal that would create a framework for autonomy in the north and provide international guarantees.
Compromise seen on Western Sahara allowing U.N. mission extension
PARIS (Reuters) – The United States has dropped demands for human rights observers in Western Sahara, diplomats said on Tuesday, paving the way for a compromise that would allow the U.N. mission in the disputed territory to be extended for another year.
Western Sahara, a tract of desert the size of Britain that has lucrative phosphate reserves and potentially offshore oil, is the focus of Africa's longest-running territorial dispute, between Morocco and pro-independence Polisario guerrillas.
U.N. failure boosts Western Sahara conflict risk: Polisario
PARIS (Reuters) – Failure by the United Nations to let peacekeepers monitor human rights in the disputed Western Sahara risks pushing the region toward armed conflict, a senior official from the Polisario Front independence movement said on Monday.
The dispute over Western Sahara dates back to 1975 and pits Morocco, which claims the region is part of its territory, against the Algeria-backed Polisario.


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Friday, October 10, 2014
Stampin' Addicts Celebrate Winter!
Welcome to the Stampin' Addicts Winter Holiday blog hop! We are featuring some of the truly awesome products in the Stampin' Up! holiday catalog, and this is the first of fifteen stops on the tour. You may have landed here from Mary Rindal's blog, so just click on the links at the bottom of each blog post to go see the next one!
Today I am showing the Gift Box Punch Board and Cheerful Tags photoploymer stamp set. This punch board is so much fun to use, and the boxes fold together without any adhesive - how cool is that?!
Up first is a shabby chic box using the Under The Tree Specialty Designer Series Paper. It's a heavier weight than our regular cardstock, and makes for very sturdy boxes. There is a different design on each side, so you can choose what works best for your gift situation. This box measures 3-1/4" x 3-1/4" x 1-3/4", a perfect size for candies, several large cookies, or even some cute hand crafted tags!
Next is the Snowman Tower of Gifts! I do love snowmen, and thought the stacked, staggered box sizes would work, with just a little stretch of the imagination. I colored the rhinestones with a black Sharpie to make the "coal" for his face and buttons. And, since he's made of snow I added a few snowflakes from the Frosted Sequins embellishments.
Last is a card using the Cheerful Tags stamps. Because the stamps are made of photopolymer, it's super easy to see exactly where you are stamping. I love the combination of Baked Brown Sugar and Cherry Cobbler (mmmmm, sounds yummy doesn't it?), so I made my own background paper to set off the greeting tag. The 1/8" Circle Punch was used with Champagne Glimmer Paper to make the centers of the snowflakes, because one can never have too much bling in my book!
Well, that's all I have for today....up next is Twila's blog, where she will wow you with the Wonderous Wreath bundle (say that five times fast, lol)! Love the tea light, Twila!!!
Friday, September 19, 2014
September Tour de Freaks - BOO!
Bet you couldn't figure out the theme for this month, could ya? What? You did? Well okay, then be prepared for spooky fun from the Freaks this month! I'm the first stop on the tour, but you may have started elsewhere and landed here from Wendy's Wickedly Wonderful blog. Wasn't her schtuff fabulous?! You can continue through the whole tour by clicking the link at the bottom of each blog.
I have three projects today, so let's start with the cards. The first one was a fun bit of sponging (since I still haven't mastered brayering, haha). I used the negative of the Chalk Talk tag cut in Blackberry Bliss, snipped off the dangly bit to make a frame, and embossed it. Makes a nice little window for the image, don't you agree?
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Well, that's all for me this go-round, so head on over to Connie Babbert's blog, Inkspired Treasures to see what she's cooked up. Thanks for stopping by!
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Sunday, August 31, 2014
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Donate today and give the gift of play to kids facing the aftermath of a natural disaster.
"Play is invaluable in returning a sense of safety, normalcy, and health." Courtney, KaBOOM! Project Manager
Would you send your child to a school that gives its students hammers instead of standardized tests? Brightworks, a K-12 school in San Francisco, takes experiential learning to a whole new level. As it proudly proclaims on its website: "Our students fly kites, experiment with wind tunnels, and build turbines."
Founded by renowned tinkerer Gever Tulley, the school abides by the philosophy that tinkering and play are at the heart of learning. Student achievement is measured not by testing, but by exploration, expression, and exposition.
See Brightworks in action:
Would you send your child here?
Over the decades, as our vehicles have changed and evolved, one still looks more or less the same: the yellow school bus.
What has changed, though, are the other modes of transportation that children are using to get to school. While 71 percent of adults walked or rode their bicycles to school as children, a mere 17 percent of their own children currently do so. Fifty-three percent are driven by a parent.
That makes us sad. A car interior is a relatively sterile and isolated environment, affording few opportunities for movement, interaction, and play. A school bus, by contrast, is far more communal, while walking and biking get kids' hearts pumping, stimulating their brains in the process.
That's why we're so excited to see these human-powered school buses, which offer the best of both worlds:
Like our classic yellow bus, this Dutch bicycle school bus has one adult 'driver,' but unlike our buses, it's powered mostly by children. With a top speed of about 10 miles per hour, it also features an electric motor for those particularly tough hills.
OK, so it's not yellow, but this bicycle built for seven allows passengers to sit in a circle as they pedal and steers like a car. In Germany, these bikes are being used as human-powered school buses, and a school district in Oregon uses them to fight childhood obesity.
A walking school bus is a group of children walking to school with one or more adults. It can be as informal as two families taking turns walking their children to school, or as structured as a route with meeting points, a timetable, and a regularly rotating schedule of trained volunteers. School bus costume optional.
Did you walk or bike to school? How do your children get to school?
Top photo via bicycledesign.net. Bottom photo via Safe Routes to School.
As former muppet designer Gwen Gordon puts it, toddlers, neuroscientists, and Yoruban High Priestesses are "all part of a motley chorus making a serious case for the power of play."
Of course, KaBOOM! is part of that "motley chorus," and we always like to see others taking play seriously. Like us, Gordon feels so passionately about play that she feels the need to punctuate her case with an exclamation mark. Her upcoming documentary, Seriously! The Movie, shares remarkable stories of the power of play. For instance:
A virtually indestructible ball that helps turn refugee camps into temporary playgrounds...
Leaders like Antanas Mockus, the two-term mayor of Bogota, Colombia who reduced traffic fatalities by 50% by hiring mimes...
Video-game players who solved a molecular puzzle that stumped scientists for years and could point the way to crowdsourced cures for AIDS...
Get inspired by this trailer and then join the movement of serious players by supporting the project on Kickstarter.
Gordon's Kickstarter video is equally awesome. Check it out here.
With their dreary hallways and drab facades, most schools look more like hospitals than like centers for creativity, learning, and play. How can we expect to inspire students in such uninspired surroundings?
These amazing schools break the mold. They understand that playful environments are conducive to serious learning, whether in the classroom, hallway, or schoolyard. Let's hope more schools follow their lead!
As elementary school students in Chicago head back to school, they will have to adjust to a school day that is one hour and 15 minutes longer than it was last year. With a potential strike on the horizon, it's clear that many teachers aren't happy about the change, but will it benefit the students?
Here's our gut reaction: More school?! No way! Kids these days already spend far too much time in scheduled activities, and the last thing they need is another hour and 15 minutes of sitting.
But on closer examination, a longer school day just might be a good thing. According to Mayor Rahm Emanuel, a shorter school day creates "false choices," forcing "teachers and principals and parents and students... to pick between social studies versus science; math versus music; reading versus recess."
And of course, when such choices have to be made, outdoor play falls by the wayside. But with a longer school day, some Chicago public schools are now offering recess for the first time in 30 years.
Alondra Nino, a student at Caesar Chavez Elementary School, told WBEZ radio: "For me, it's always been a problem concentrating on work. And if it's all work, work, work, it's even harder. And now having an extra break, it's actually going to be easier for me."
In a perfect world, play would be an integral part of all curricula, no matter how short (or long) the school day. And in a perfect world, all kids would get to play outdoors after school. But in the imperfect world we live in -- which prizes the 3 R's above all else, and which offers children fewer and fewer opportunities to play in their free time -- we fully support a longer school day, as long as it means more (or any!) outdoor play.
What do you think? Would you support a longer school day if it meant more recess for your children?
Over the summer, we challenged parents across the country to visit as many playgrounds as they could—and to share photos using our Tag! mobile app. Of the 65 moms and dads who rose to the Challenge, four went above and beyond, each earning themselves a trip for two to Washington, DC!
Our four Grand Prize Winners visited a collective total of 727 playgrounds in six weeks and took 2,713 photos! Now, a drum roll please for:
Kenmore, Wa.
Earned 163,680 points and took 700 photos
Best part of Challenge: "It gets your family moving! Seriously,I lost 9 lbs doing the Playground Challenge, and that doing nothing special except being outside and chasing after my kids!"
What makes a good playground: "I look for a sense of community in a playground. I like it when I bring my 4yo and 7yo to a skate park, and the teenagers let them take turns, and check themselves... I also like seeing people of all ages at the park, from older people practicing tai chi or playing chess, and answering questions from my kids, to the teen agers, to the parents of kids like myself."
Funniest thing overheard at the playground: "I was climbing up to get a picture of my oldest. Another kid already there looked at me and in all seriousness went, 'Is this thing going to break now?' I told him no, playgrounds were made for adults, who are just big kids too. He then went on to exclaim, 'REALLY?' and was happy that I didn't break the playground."
Calgary, A.B.
Earned 96,550 points and took 456 photos
Best part of Challenge: "You can do something great for your community, while having a blast with your kids and learning about your city all at the same time!"
What makes a good playground: "I think shade is the most forgotten element that takes a good playground up to a great one. Location is also important. I think they are best when people can see that they are there and that people are playing there. And with green space around it instead of crammed by a school, parking lot and tarmac."
Benefits of playground-going: "[My son] had been dropping his naps (he's 3) but we've been really wearing him out in the playgrounds so he's started napping most days again. I told him that when we got home it would be time for his quiet time. He yells, 'No! I want a nap!'"
San Francisco, Calif.
Earned 78,730 points and took 833 photos
Best part of Challenge: "You get to explore so many playground you would otherwise miss. We used to go to the same ones all the time. Now after the Challenge, we found so many fun places to go."
What makes a good playground: "My favorites have always been those with lots of trees, shade and trails for riding bikes. Bonus: if the playground has great view!! We have some here on top of the hill or on higher parts of the city, and it's such a pleasure to be at those playgrounds."
Waterville, Me.
Earned 70,945 points and took 724 photos
Best part of Challenge: "IT PAYS TO PLAY! Your children will benefit from fresh air, socializing, learning about their community and exercising. You will benefit for all the same reasons + tired kids = earlier bedtimes."
What makes a good playground: "A good playground is a playground with some seated shade, green grass and plenty of equipment to climb on. Steps, shaking bridges, and rock walls allow for some risk-taking, bravery and adventure."
Inspired? The Challenge goes on this Fall. Take photos of the playgrounds you visit and be entered to win gift cards for toys, outdoor gear, ice cream and more in our biweekly sweepstakes. The more playgrounds you visit, the better chance you have to win! Download our Tag! app to join: iPhone | Android
Over the summer, we challenged parents across the country to visit as many playgrounds as they could -- and to document them on our Map of Play. Sixty-five moms and dads rose to the Challenge with gusto (and earned some cool prizes along the way)! See the impressive results below.
Inspired to join? The summer may be over, but the Challenge goes on! Visit our Map of Play for details.
Over the past few weeks, two Ohio parents have become Internet celebrities for the 12-foot-high roller coaster they built for their kids out of PVC pipe. We are duly impressed. Though we build nearly 200 playgrounds a year, we have yet to build a roller coaster.
Do you know what's even more impressive? In California, a group of tweens and teens are building their own roller coaster at Gever Tulley's Tinkering School. That means they not only get to experience the thrill of the ride, but are also learning valuable construction and engineering lessons along the way.
This summer, sidewalk chalk has been under attack. A neighborhood HOA in Colorado tried to ban chalk art from its common spaces, and a 29-year-old mom in Richmond, Va., was sentenced for letting her four-year-old daughter draw with chalk on some park rocks.
It's time to stand up for sidewalk chalk! On Tuesday, August 21, join Chalk the Walks, a national annual event, to spread joy through this wonderful, whimsical -- and did we mention, washable?! -- medium.
Chalk the walks with your neighbors and friends -- and remember, sidewalk chalk isn't just for kids! Here's some inspiration to get your juices flowing:
Our Summer Playground Challenge just drew to a close, during which over 60 parents explored local playgrounds with their kids, adding over 4,000 new photos to our Map of Play! We asked our newly minted play experts what it is that distinguishes a good playground from a great one.
From their many thoughtful responses, we've culled the 5 C's of a great playground:
Many post-and-platform playgrounds offer the same play options over and over again. A great playground offers something new.
"I like playgrounds that offer interesting options to play on. Clambering up huge tires versus a wall or having a four person teeter-totter as opposed to two changes things up a little." – Fezeka Saige
A great playground offers simple amenities that keep parents and kids playing longer.
"Shade and water fountains are a must! Children usually want to play during the afternoon but with the sun many times it's not possible. Clean water fountains are also extremely important since kids finish exhausted after so much play." – Alicia Vazquez
A great playground isn't just for kids. It's a gathering space for an entire community, from tots to teens to grandparents.
"I look for a sense of community in a playground. I also like seeing people of all ages... from older people practicing tai chi or playing chess and answering questions from my kids, to the teenagers, to the parents of kids like myself." – Alex Nguyen
A playground that's hard to find risks being underutilized. A visible playground teeming with children inspires passersby to stop and play!
I think [playgrounds] are best when people can see that they are there and that people are playing there. – Dana Wheatley
We know that play is not limited to the playground! A great playground is connected to other play opportunities, particularly green space or other natural elements.
"My favorites have always been those with lots of trees… and trails for riding bikes. Bonus: if the playground has great view!! We have some here on top of the hill or on higher parts of the city, and it's such a pleasure to be at those playgrounds." - Annie
Photos from to bottom: Angelika Paul, KT, torbakhopper (cc), Sasha Yetter.


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"Because he was a few years older than people like me and Bobby Charlton, we looked up to him. And he was worth looking up to, because he played it straight. There was no messing about, no frills, he was straight-forward and he was very difficult to play against."
A rare goal from Bill, away at Real Madrid, put United into the European Cup final where at the age of 36 he turned in another rock-solid performance against opponents of the highest calibre.
Wilf adds: "When he did score it was a goal worth talking about. He didn't often get into the opponents' penalty area, but when he did it was dangerous for them.
"The better the player, the stronger Bill's performance. He never worried about who they had up front, he would just do his job. He was brilliant against Real Madrid and Benfica, he set a great example on those nights.
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The Million Dollar Question
- Davwud Jun 20, 2007 04:00 PM
I'm making my soy and wasabi dipping sauce for my smoked salmon pinwheels and, realizing that I had quite a bit of wasabi to soy sauce, I decided to dip my finger and give it a test. Seconds later my eyes are watering, my sinuses feel violated, I'm slamming my hand on the counter gasping for air. PERFECT!!!! And back in my finger went. Repeat.
All I can think about is my sister asking "How can you enjoy that??"
Why is it that we love foods that are hot or powerfull when we tear up, sweat and generally have the type of reaction as stated above.
re: breadbox
On a less scientific note, maybe it makes you feel alive? And glad to be able to feel all those wonderful/terrible sensations?
I love spicy food, but not usually to where I tear up...just to the point of gasping for air and searching frantically for milk.
re: breadbox
Endorphins are actually opiate-like chemicals. It's the body's natural pain killer. Their release into the bloodsteam from the endocrine (glandular) system happens whenever the body perceives it is under physical attack.
i think it's b/c it triggers physical feelings that we don't normally have (and that we cannot achieve any other way) - and so it's fun. and it's safe - you know it will subside . . . in time.
I love this question! I did some research with food and emotions in college. Sensations and other emotions that might seem negative can actually be pleasurable. The best massage teeters between pain and pleasure. The best roller-coaster is scary as well as thrilling. Who hasn't enjoyed a tear-jerking movie? And disgusting Garbage Pail Kids were a huge fad in the 80s. People report that a negative stimulus is the most pleasureable when its intensity is right up to the point where they can't stand it it anymore, but the experience instantly becomes unpleasant the moment it crosses that threshhold (just like MeAndroo reports). That's why you love your wasabi hot hot HOT. You want it as hot as you can get it while still being able to stand it. Humans are the only animal we know of that experience pleasure from a negative stimulus. Dogs will not eat salsa because, technically, the spiciness is a negative stimulus telling them not to eat it. My opinion is that this phenominon evolved because it encourages us to take reasonable risks (like eating somewhat spicy foods if there is no other food available) without going overboard, and allows us to adapt to our surroundings (we can increase our threshhold for a negative stimulus through repeated exposure). The reason this same phenominon didn't evolve in other animals might be because only we have a brain that's complex enough to be able to override what our body is telling us.
re: PlatypusJ
On the dogs won't eat salsa thing....well, my dog will eat spicy (hot) food, if it's got meat in it (the breading and meat from very spicy chicken wings, for instance; or my nuclear chili made with hot NM Hatch chiles. I don't think he'd eat salsa plain, but then, he doesn't eat tomatoes plain, either ;-)
re: Niki in Dayton
Oops, I went back and saw that domesticated animals will but wild animals won't. So I guess it's not a "complex brain" thing as much as a learning thing. Thanks Niki!
re: PlatypusJ
Where did you read that info? I'd like to see it. I've marveled at my dogs for years. We are heat-lovers: habanero salsa, hot horseradish, chinese mustard. And the dogs will eat any of it they're given w/o blinking an eye.
re: jfood
I'm with you. I can't take spice at all. I certainly don't like the feeling that I've somehow singed my nose hairs. Likewise, a *little* wasabi in soy but I'll pass on the horseradish.
And to the poster below, *not spicy* does not equal bland. Flavorful does not mean "spicy" in the sense of hot; it's just "well-spiced," as in the use of spices, herbs, flavorings, or even just the enhancement of the natural goodness inherent in many foods.
poor jfood, but I guess the guy is happy. I second the endorphin thing, and I find that spicy foods satisfy me in a way that bland food can not - at least some of the time, so when I taste something spicy, there is a pleasurable association. I found playtpus' post very interesting.
re: KaimukiMan
I agree with you on playtpus. As well as the endorphin thing.
One thing I do think is important is some spice. I think, like salt waking up flavours, I think at least a bit of heat wakes up your taste buds. It doesn't have to be searing hot if that's not your thing but I firmly believe that a little tingle on the tonge makes food tasted better.
re: KaimukiMan
it's a tough cross to bear, but what the heck.
jfood always looks around and sees people grabbing water, sweat pouring off their foreheads, eyes tearing, heads shaking and inevitably followed by the obligatory, "WOW that's hot!!! Man is that good!!!"
It brings a smile to jfood. He doesn't understand it but anyone smiling while eating is a good sign.
BTW - Little jfood keeps a bottle of Franks Hot Sauce in her car.
Now true story - Jfood visiting the newly built Hyundai plant in Alabama or Mississippi or somewhere else (all he know it was a bear to get to). After the meetings the locals wanted to take us for some local cooking. Big smile. We pull off the main road, the side road and then the side-side road and pull up to this shack. OK jfood is game. We walk inside and the walls are lined with shelves and on all the shelves are bottles of hot sauce from EVERYWHERE. Hundreds of self-proclaimed "Best Hot Sauce" int he world. So we order and you just ask the waiter to "Bring that one please". So there are 10 bottles of these hot sauces on the table. And jfood tried every single one of them. Did he like the heat, absolutely not. But each had different flavors for the food and jfood worked his way through each.
To say that the flights home were long is an understatement but if heat leads to endo expulsions, jfood was full-tilt endo'ed
I love spicy foods. It saddens me when I read recipes that say to take out the seeds from peppers to take out the heat. Don't you want the full taste of the pepper? Can't you just use fewer peppers and keep the tasty insides? But I digress.
Spicy foods do indeed release endorphins, the same endos released from fear and anger. Some people love scary movies that make their hearts beat faster. Some people like to fight. Me, I'll take a spoonful of chipotle in adobo straight from the can or add an extra habanero to the chili.
re: mojoeater
I love this post! I am married to a total chili head, I swear sometimes his mouth is fireproof! haha! I am learning to eat hot stuff, much to his delight. I recently ordered drunken noodles with chicken at a local thai place, and when it came my girlfriend said UHOH! we could see the flakes of chili in the food, and she could smell that it was hot. Well, it was hot, but it was also SO good I couldn't stop eating it. It MUST be endorphins or something, because eating that food didn't just taste good, it felt good! :) Now I'm adding more cajun seasoning to our chicken, and ordering more adventurous foods! yipee!
Enjoyment of pain. It's actually the same thing w/ carbonation. I read a few years ago about a research study on how long people can stick their tongues in carbonated drinks. The result was not very long.
I am so with you, I love wasabi, chilis or anything spicey and hot. My kids have had to learn to eat it that way, poor things, but they are now with me united with my hotter mo' better way of thinking.
Mine came from years ago and as a child, my Dad added Tobasco to everything he would cook. My Mother rolling her eyes at each shake of the bottle. Oh and that was after he had added the cayenne. I don't think I ever saw him add a fresh jalapeno pepper back then, that experience came later after he started reading Gourmet.
But as a youngster I adored my Dad, and wanting to be in on something that my older siblings were not, made it all the more fun. Heck they didn't like food anyway.
My husband has had to learn to like it hot. I try to tone it down for those of you that don't like spice, but to me it just taste so much better. Maybe I am addicted to the rush and not realizing it, I never think about that part, I just the go for the taste of the food.
That is an really interesting question, and something I've wondered about before. Platypus' answer is very interesting, especially since I've lived with a dog that decided he loved hot flavors. My SIL had been using chili oil as a step up from the bitter apple spray to get him to stop chewing on the corners of the furniture. It stopped working after a while...which we figured meant that he had gotten used to the chili heat and didn't mind it. Then one day I heard a clatter from the kitchen and found that he had knocked the bottle of Tabasco off the counter and onto the floor and was licking the crusty dried hot sauce off the top. (crusty hot sauce is my brother's issue btw, he is strangely incapable of keeping the bottle clean) Clearly that dog had learned that hot tastes good.
Related to the hot food (which I also love) I've wondered about the love of exteremly sour food. Now I have a serious addiction to salt & vinegar potato chips. I have an incredibly hard time making myself stop eating them. It gets to the point where my mouth is actually raw and will be painful for a day afterwards, but I just can't get enough of the salty/puckery/crunchy taste sensation. I also enjoy eating lemons straight. Same theory? Endorphin rush?
As for the hot food...I blame my brother. Whenever we went out for pizza when I was very little he would make me stick out my tounge and sprinkle red pepper flakes on it and then time how long I could stand it. And since he was my big brother that I adored, I wanted to impress him and would keep them there until my eyes were watering and my mom woudl have to declare time so I'd stop. I've tried doing that recently and they didn't even feel hot. I guess your tastebuds really do become less sensitive over time.
Wouldn't eat the shrimp cocktail if horseradish wasn't in the ketchup
Wouldn't bother with chips if salsa didn't contain fresh chopped cilantro
Wouldn't enjoy California rolls nearly as much if I didn't have wasabi and ginger
Come to think of it when I feel a head cold coming on I immediately brew fresh ginger tea and "spice" my way out of the sinus drip!
Long live the spice!
re: Veggo
I'd figure out a way to combine them into one dish so I could take both. Remember that lovely chocolate in the movie Chocolat? With dark, dark chocolate and chiles?
Personally in the winter I've taken to drinking hot cocoa with a dash of cayenne. (This is at work where instant cocoa is the best I can do...) Makes the cocoa just a little more warming.
I'm become more and more of a fan of the heat of horseradish and wasabi, even over the heat of chiles sometimes. Takes the top of your head off, then goes away.
re: revsharkie
The siren song of chocolate and chilis - and how they could ever be an equal choice - is like a magic trick. Enjoy it, feel good, and don't try to unravel the mystique. It may be one of those anomalies that helps keep men and women together.
Endorphins are an amazing thing, aren't they?
Now, I have to admit that I do not like spicy (hot) food. I don't like when my tongue goes numb because, besides the pain, I stop being able to taste the food. I like to taste my food. If I can't taste it, then why am I eating it?
The only exceptions are wasabi and horseradish. I find that they don't linger, instead they waft through the sinuses like the blast from an A-Bomb, make the old eyes roll back, then dissipate fairly quickly and I can taste again. I guess I'm not much of a masochist, because I like the pain to be quick and mostly painless. What an oxymoron.
re: QueenB
I had a friend when I lived in Playa del Carmen who would buy half a dozen orange habaneros each morning, and would eat them during the day like candy. He was convinced they have life-extending properties. At first it was difficult to watch. I liked a little habanero sauce on my morning eggs to get the perspiration started. Its just one of those things you can never explain, sang Tom Petty, like an angel in tears, or a runaway train.
re: QueenB
I don't think spicy food is painful if it's done right. And while szechuan peppercorns make my mouth kinda numb, jalapenos and habeneros certainly don't. To me, they add flavor and heat, but not pain. I'm no masochist!
re: mojoeater
Maybe they don't hurt you, but I get physical pain from both jalapenos and habeneros, and tobasco (sp?) as well.
Maybe I'm just a big baby.
re: QueenB
I think I am so used to hot and spicy I have built armor on my tongue and palate.
And the other thing is that I have to have my food HOT temperature wise. I wonder if the two ever had anything to do with one another. Not a scientist obviosuly!
re: chef chicklet
ditto (for me) what you said both above and here, chef chicklet! Same way.
re: chef chicklet
After repeated exposure to spicy food, the "spicy detector" on each taste bud down-regulates so that it takes more and more Scoville units to again register "spiciness."
re: QueenB
I'm the same as you, QB - I enjoy a tiny bit of spice/heat for flavoring, but not so overwhelming that I'm sweating, crying, and in pain. I definitely think it's a matter of building up resistance to it. I just don't feel the need to do so. :-)
re: LindaWhit
I'm no longer sure that love of hot spicy food is a matter of "building up resistance" to it.
I always assumed tolerance of heat was an acquired taste until a daughter's fiance came to Dallas for their wedding and had his first Tex-Mex--his first even slightly hot foods. (His Maine family thinks bell peppers are hot.) He was in hogs' heaven from the first bite--and we didn't baby him one bit-- and he's never turned back.
The only time I've ever seen his face turn red & his eyes bulge (as mine did) was at a Chinese restaurant when he and I simultaneously bit into one of those tiny red peppers I don't think anyone is meant to eat. (What kind of peppers are they, anyway?)


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Annapolis, Maryland (January 6, 2014)—The Anne Arundel County Office of Emergency Management today advised citizens that they will open warming centers and urge everyone to take precautions now to prepare for dangerously cold temperatures expected over the next 36 hours.
County residents who do not have an alternative mode of shelter can utilize one of the County's warming stations. All County Police District Stations will open at 6:00 p.m. for residents in need of a warm place to stay. Citizens should take their own sleeping bags, blankets, pillows, medication, food and water. All Districts have public restrooms but shower facilities are not available. Residents must check in with the front desk upon arrival.
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