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For crying out loud, it was a school trip!! The school had to make it affordable for the majority of the students!
David and Sophie send Shannon a dispatch from their trip to Italy, but the accommodations are not up to mom's standards.0
For crying out loud, it was a school trip!! The school had to make it affordable for the majority of the students!
How many viewers were slack jawed while viewing video of travel to a place most of us only dream of getting to, only to be subjected to entitled dissatisfaction with less than 5 star accomodations? The utter lack of appreciation for what one has with primary focus on unfulfilled expectations or preferences. How shallow & self absorbed can you get? I don't think there's enough homeopathic cures on the planet to fix what's wrong with the value system at work here. SMH
You're in Italy!! Enjoy it! I would stay there in a heartbeat if it meant I got to go to Italy. You shouldn't be spending that much time in your room anyway, you should be exploring Italy.
I totally agree that they shouldn't have been so negative about it but just have to add that I can't think of one single housewife on any of the franchises who wouldn't have felt the same way. They all live much better than most of the viewers. Heck these housewives have gone on trips where the accommodations are lovely and not at all cramped or anything and they still complained because they got the "smaller" room of the group!
@LindsayG423 It's probably because they couldn't show the other chaperones and kids on the trip, and had to edit those parts out
@suprafreshkid @LindsayG423 I understand they can't show the other students or anything, but that has nothing to do with complaining about their accommodations. It just made them seem spoiled. Plus, this was also after Shannon and David complained about the accommodations at Vicki's condo in Mexico. Instead of focusing on the awesome trip they're getting, they're whining. It's a bit disheartening to those of us who will only get to visit such amazing places if we won the lottery.
@LindsayG423 @suprafreshkid Oh, I see what you mean.

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Portable Work Lunch Ideas
I've been packing the same lunch for my husband for past five years now. Cashew/almond butter and jelly sandwich, egg sandwich or boiled eggs, chopped carrots and celery. Sometimes I throw in a piece of fruit or a Clif Bar. Well, today he came home and declared he's finally sick of eating CB/AB&J sandwiches and his "staples" in general. So I need to come up with a couple other options, and I thought - I must ask the hounds at Home Cooking board!
I'll admit I'm not much of a cook. So I need something simple and easy. It should also be easy to assemble - I usually don't have much more than 10-15 minutes in the morning to do this. I could make a large batch of something in advance and assemble it each morning, if need be.
It also has to be something he can eat with no utensils. He works at an ER so there's almost never enough time to sit down and eat. Also something that will keep fine at room temperature for hours and be fine to eat at room temperature as well since fridge/micro access seems to be rather limited.
All I could think of was making rice balls (onigiri) with various fillings inside. But I'm not even sure how long it would hold up though at room temperature.
Any ideas?
Thank you so much in advance, as always.
This is always tough, isn't it - I have the same problem with lunches for my two boys at school every day! The most obvious thing is to have a wider range of types of bread and fillings that you can mix and match to stay interesting - wraps, seedy bread, rolls, slices of french bread, crusty white sliced, rye for the sandwich 'outside' to go with fillings like cheese and marmite (yes, I'm English!), cheese and pickle, tuna, ham, chicken, salami, pastrami etc etc. It's also fun to include plain slices of artisan bread with ready-sliced cold meats, cheeses and pate so that he can make his own combination with his fingers.
Tiny pots of hummus or taramasalata with breadsticks and veg dippers like pepper or sugarsnaps are good, as are pastry things like pork pies, pasties, sausage rolls. Cold pizza's always popular in our house for lunchboxes, and you can even do cold mini Indian snacks like onion bhajis or samosas, perhaps with a raita.
If these are not removed from the fridge until the last minute they should all last until lunchtime at an ambient temperature; I've never poisoned anyone yet! Hope some of these ideas help.
re: flashria
Pasta salad with oil-based dressing is good. I make a greek orzo salad with cucumber, cherry tomatoes, chopped olives, red onion, mint and feta cheese. It's great.
re: flashria
I second the hummus idea. I take it to work we me at least twice a week. You can easily make your own, or buy at the store if you don't want to make it. My store carries Sabra brand hummus, which I like when I don't feel like making it. You can vary the type of hummus for variety. Dip it with carrot sticks, peppers, cucumbers, Jicama, snap peas, etc. for variety, or bring a few pieces of pita bread, or slices of crusty sourdough. Whatever you can think of to add variety. Or, you can take the pita bread and use the pockets to stuff with hummus, cuke slices, and thinly sliced onion. I tend to switch it up with hummus to add some variety, or use what I have in the fridge.
re: flashria
I second the wrap idea. I do wraps with scrambled egg, sweet potato, cheese, chili, chicken salad....just about anything I have ready or quick to prepare.
Crepes or Socca made with garam masala in the batter make a great alternative to wraps, too.
Good suggestions. I would get him an insulated lunch bag and put a cold pack in or a frozen juice box. Should keep well the whole day.
Macaroni and cheese keeps well as long as it's refrigerated until morning. Pack him a plastic fork to eat it with. He doesn't need to sit down to eat it.
Same sandwich for 5 years? Your husband's a saint!
I always pack leftovers or a sandwich for my dh. I try to incorporate nuts and fruit too, and sometimes something for dessert.
I love my Martha Stewart containers I bought from Macy's.
I also got him an insulated lunch bag from Land's End.
Stromboli! On Sunday, roll out a batch of pizza dough (prepared from the grocery is fine. Layer with meat and cheese (pepperoni and mozzarella would be the most common, but there's no need to stick with Italian. Ham and swiss would be delish!), roll it up and bake it. WHen it's cooked through and cooled, slice it and wrap the slices. He can just grab and go each morning.
re: katecm
This is my suggestion, too. It keeps, it's self-contained (ie, not messy to eat) and delicious.
I agree with getting an insulated lunch bag. I prepare my kids lunches the night before, then throw the sandwich, drink, etc. in the lunch bag and it is still fine by lunch time. I only use the ice pack in there if it is particularly hot out side.
If your husband wants a hot lunch, get a thermos maybe like this.
My son prefers a "hot lunch" so I heat up leftovers, mac & cheese, or whatever else, right before he goes to school and it stays warm until lunch. As someone else said, throw in a plastic fork or spoon. Could be used for soup too (though my son won't eat soup!).
re: valerie
I was going to say soup in a thermos. Drink it without a spoon.
Pizza is always good cold to room temp.
Any other type sandwich; I'm thinking capicolli with hot pepper spread and fresh basil in an Italian roll, or smoked meat (pastrami) on rye, or fried bologna on white bread with mustard, or grilled cheese (yeah, the cheese won;t be melted, but what the hey) or a meatball grinder, or or.
Instead of pickles, howsabout a few olives or pickled garlic.
re: 512window
Same for frittata.
The onigiri sounds great. Just rely a bit more on cured/smoked meats and pickled vegetables. Cooked/wilted greens should also work long as you dress (or just mix with the pickled) it. Things like seaweed just last by being itself.
Me... I'd try to be cute/funny and throw in something like a turkey leg confit once in a while.
Check out the Kraft Food Recipes website. Though they are not gourmet type foods, you certainly can make them taste good with the right ingredients. My kids love the pepperoni pizza biscuits. I enjoy the crescent turnovers with steak, or pulled pork inside, or even chicken salad.
also wraps are very quick and easy (once you get the rolling down), turkey, cream cheese and salad with some dressing is wonderful and healthy--just be sure to roll the bottom up. I wrap in clingwrap so it stays together and I can unwrap as i eat it
lots of great suggestions already here, so i'll try not to repeat...
definitely second the thermos idea.
stuffed pita with: curried tuna salad, or greek salad with tomatoes, feta, cucumber, olives, dressing (maybe send dressing on side for him to drizzle before eating to avoid soggy factor), egg salad, etc.
crab or tuna or salmon croquette "bites" baked off and keep in fridge or freezer. then send with some mashed potatoes on the side or cauliflower soup for dipping
grilled polenta squares (super easy to make ahead) with some marinara dipping sauce
burritos - mix it up with black bean, turkey and sweet potato (keep warm in thermos if preferred); can do same with quesadillas and send some salsa on the side and store in thermos
mix up the bread - use savory waffles - ham, cheese, turkey on "waffle bread"
leftover Chinese egg rolls and dumplings :)
like pasties or pork pies, there are also empanadas..
you're a good wife to seek out ideas to make him happy... and he's a saint for eating the same things for 5 years ;)
re: calliope_nh
i was just thinking of this, since he seems to like sandwiches so much.
cream cheese mixed with chives, chopped gherkins, pimento, or roasted red pepper...
liverwurst with swiss cheese.
falafels in pita, with hummus on the side so it won't get soggy...
couscous salad (chopped veggies, cilantro, parsley, tomatoes, toasted pine nuts) in a pita, also with hummus...
I'm sorry that it took me a while to reply to this - I hope it didn't seem like I didn't appreciate all the replies because I truly do! My husband's actually had a few days off so I was putting this (getting all the ideas together and replying) off until he's ready to go back to work. Well, not when he's ready to go back to work but when he has to. Ha!
Great ideas about changing up types of breads - he won't eat most lunch meat though (too much sodium) so I'll have to get a little creative with the fillings. Thank the stars my MIL (who is the BEST) will pack us home with some turkey meat. Solution for at least a couple of days!
I thought hummus and pita bread was the greatest idea ever (since it's so easy) until he told me it makes him too gassy (TMI - I know.) BUT stuffed pita sandwiches are a great idea and will definitely be happening.
I personally LOVE the insulated lunch bag and thermos ideas, but his work space (which changes daily) is a total and complete CHAOS and I know he'll never be able to keep track of them. He's already lost a thermos (which contains black tea, his daily dose of caffeine) and a couple water bottles. I wouldn't trust him with any more "gadgets" (sorry honey!)
Quiche/frittata/calzone/other baked goods - I must do a trial run first. I'm a decent baker though, so I'm not too worried.
Love pasta and/or grain salad ideas - nice way to make plain veggies look fancier! I've never made it, but it can't be that hard, right? I can cook the hell out of rice (I'm Asian.)
And last but not least - yes, he is a saint not only for eating same sandwiches for five years but also for putting up with my craziness!
Thank you thank you thank you!!! I can't honestly say how much I appreciate this. There's no way I could've come up with even quarter of all the ideas here.
Assuming he can take a lunch bag with a cold pack in it, I've found most things keep just fine especially if they are sitting in a temperature conotrolled room. Tuna salad, chicken salad, make a large bach of chili (I personally don't mind chili at room temp). Salads are a good option, taco salad being of my favorites.
This sounds like a vegetarian regimen. What do you mean by "egg sandwich"? Plain egg? Consider the birthday party standard of my childhood, egg & olive---mashed up hardboiled eggs, sliced stuffed green olives, and mayonnaise, on whole wheat bread with lettuce. Wrap it on a portable ice pack so it stays nice and cold. Does he eat fish and seafood? Tuna salad and shrimp salad come to mind.
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He's not a vegetarian but doesn't want to eat meat products with regularity. I could've mixed it up a lot more but I was being lazy (still am but trying to be a good wife.)
I see there are a couple ideas with olive - I'll ask him if he likes it. Tuna I know he tries to save for sushi because of mercury content. I was thinking maybe I'll vary it with canned salmon or whatever. Shrimp could work too.
re: uwsister
would he eat sardines? no mercury worries there. or crab salad?
and i know you said no utensils, but for some reason cold sesame noodles popped into my head...you could tape a plastic fork or a pair of disposable chopsticks to the container for him :) just use reduced-sodium soy sauce in the dressing if salt is a concern.
re: goodhealthgourmet
He detests crab for whatever reason, but sardines are a good idea! He likes those, and I have quite a few cans of them around :)
re: katiep516
I am more than happy to make his lunch - he works a LOT more hours than I do and does most of the cooking when he's home.
re: uwsister
You're very sweet to pack his lunch though, maybe you are the saint here. He sounds a bit picky! I'm just saying. Give yourself some credit. :)
re: prunefeet
Aw - thank you for sweet words! I appreciate it.
if u like rice paper rolls (summer rolls?), they hold quite a bit. filling, much stronger than first i thought. choices are endless, as long as they r not soggy. they hold up well for at least 8 hrs without refrigeration. i assume his workplace is air-conditioned.
filling options include cooked or raw/salad veggies, pickles, cooked beans/lentils, sprouts, dried fruit, crisp fruits (apples, pears), nuts, cooked rice, rice noodles, pasta, barley, cous-cous, quinoa. I suppose meats could work well, if not soggy.
i've added hummus, mole paste, hot sauce, etc. to the filling & rolled it so it is in the center, not touching the wrapper.
any wet sauce, i pack as dipping sauces - peanut sauce, pasta sauce, salsa, salad dressing...
(i told u the options are endless)
i "line" the rolls with 1-2 lettuce leaves, so they don't stick. i roll that over the rice-roll when eating. no utensils needed.
re: jooser
I second the summer rolls, it was the first thing that came to mind when I saw the original post. Shrimp with some basil, mint and thin rice noodles--yum!
re: jooser
Wow, I never even thought about attempting to make summer rolls. Great idea - thank you!
looking recipes or things other than sandwiches to bring?
I start by planning the protein I will eat each day.
Poached salmon.
Grilled shrimp.
Teriyaki chicken.
Beef skewers.
Chick pea salad.
Tofu with kimchi.
Pasta salads.
Grilled veggie wraps.
+1 curried chicken salad.
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One of my favorites is a simple shrimp "salad:"
steamed or boiled shrimp (chopped coarsely)
chopped celery
red onion
mayo (preferably Japanese lite Kewpie)
lemon juice
cilantro or parsley
serve over greens or on a the bread or roll of your choice.
I also keep instant miso soup at work.
sounds like work but if you plan, and make your proteins in advance, its really not


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text: Benghazi Whistleblower Hicks: 'Terrorist Attack from the Get-Go' Print article Send a Tip by Elizabeth Sheld 5 May 2013 post a comment Greg Hicks, former deputy chief of mission at the U.S. Embassy in Tripoli, told congressional investigators that the State Department's internal review of the Benghazi attack "let people off the hook." Hicks also contradicted the administration's talking points that were making the Sunday news show rounds immediately following the attack. Thus far, the State Department has placed blame on low-level staffers, despite evidence that the responsibility lies further up the ladder. Hicks told investigators that people are on administrative leave, pending disciplinary action, but that they are "below Senate confirmation level." He went on to say that the Diplomatic Security assistant resigned but that "the paper trail is pretty clear that decisions were being made above his level." The administration's claim that the attacks were the result of some out-of-control demonstration "caused" by a You Tube video was questioned by Hicks. "I never reported a demonstration; I reported an attack on the consulate," Hicks said. Stevens' "last report, if you want to say his final report, is, 'Greg, we are under attack.' Hicks also questioned Ambassador Susan Rice's talking points that made the rounds on numerous Sunday shows following the attack. "You know, it's jaw‑dropping that ‑‑ to me that ‑‑ how that came to be," Hicks recalled. "And, you know, I knew ‑‑ I was personally known to one of (U.S.) Ambassador (to the United Nations Susan) Rice's staff members. And, you know, we're six hours ahead of Washington. Even on Sunday morning, I could have been called, and, you know, the phone call could have been, 'hey, Greg, Ambassador Rice is going to say blah, blah, blah, blah,' and I could have said, 'no, that's not the right thing.' That phone call was never made. Hicks said that "for there to have been a demonstration on Chris Stevens' front door and him not to have reported it is unbelievable. And secondly, if he had reported it, he would have been out the back door within minutes of any demonstration appearing anywhere near that facility. And there was a back gate to the facility, and, you know, it worked." In direct contradiction with Rice's talking points, Hicks is clear he thought the consulate was being attacked by terrorists. "I thought it was a terrorist attack from the get-go. I think everybody in the mission thought it was a terrorist attack from the beginning." Hicks will appear before the House Oversight Committee about the Benghazi attacks on Wednesday of this week.


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Former Irish Prime Minister Garret FitzGerald has been quarantined in a swine flu scare in France.
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FitzGerald was holidaying in the Auvergne region with several friends and relatives and they had rented the French castle for one month.
However, authorities have put everyone in quarantine after two of the group, named only as a young Irish couple, developed flu-like symptoms.
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FitzGerald's daughter told the French press that they were trying to keep a sense of perspective about the scare.
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The chateau is set on several acres of parkland and includes a heated swimming pool for the guests.
FitzGerald, now 83, is one of Ireland's much-loved elder statesmen. He served as Taoiseach, (Prime Minister) from 1981 to 1987.
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Sept. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Cemex SAB, the largest cement maker in the Americas, plans to sell about $1 billion of assets by the end of 2012 to reduce debt, Chief Executive Officer Lorenzo Zambrano said.
Businesses that don't generate at least a 10 percent return on capital over time will be sold, Zambrano said in a webcast of a meeting with analysts today in New York. The company, based in the Monterrey, Mexico, suburb of San Pedro Garza Garcia, plans to sell $180 million of assets this year, he said.
Cemex, which had $17.8 billion in debt at the end of the second quarter, will meet bank covenants for 2011 and 2012 without renegotiating or selling equity, Zambrano said. The company will instead rely on asset sales, cost cuts, lower energy costs and management of working capital, he said.
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Cemex rose 1 centavo, or 0.2 percent, to 4.74 pesos at 4:10 p.m. New York time in Mexico City trading.
The shares prior to today had tumbled 46 percent since the company in July reported its seventh straight net loss and said second-quarter earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization fell about 7 percent to $615 million. Analysts had speculated Cemex would need to renegotiate a covenant that required a debt-to-Ebitda ratio of 7 times or less after the ratio rose to 7.16 times for the second quarter.
The Mexican peso also weakened 13 percent since the end of June, hurting profits denominated in dollars.
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Cemex had obtained a $15 billion bank loan in August 2009 to avoid default after U.S. cement demand plummeted following the company's $14.2 billion acquisition of Rinker Group Ltd., which had more than 80 percent of sales in the U.S.
The company has identified $800 million of real estate that it plans to sell, $500 million of which will be sold by the end of 2012, Juan Pablo San Agustin, Cemex's strategic planning chief, said during the meeting. The company expects to raise another $500 million on the sale of idle assets that don't produce Ebitda by the end of next year, he said.
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Funky brunch
I have lived in a lot of other cities where you can get really great brunch for very reasonable prices (i.e. The Kitchenette in NYC, Thumbs Up and the Flying Biscuit in Atlanta) served in a funky, hip atmosphere. Does these places exist in Boston? If so, please enlighten me?!
The usual suspects here include Centre St Cafe in JP (long lines if you don't get there ahead of time...) and Tremont 647 in the South End. But generally, Boston doesn't strain to do what might conventionally be considered hip or funky that often.
I think Blue Room in Cambridge does an interesting brunch. I like the unique dishes; the way it's lined up along the kitchen itself (except if you're sitting at one the the tables where everyone snakes around you waiting in line.) Admittedly, I don't go out for brunch all that often, but I think this one is quite good.
I agree with the Blue Room rec. The food is good with an interesting variety of dishess which are replenished frequently. I also agree with the other commment about "funky in Boston" The Blue Room is about as funky as you are going to get in this city
Besides Centre St. and Tremont, I think East Coast and their bloody mary bar could be considered funky. Maybe the Neighborhood in Somerville and their breakfasts. As far as a deal goes, Paparazzi on Dartmouth St. includes a mimosa or bellini (as do many places in NYC) for a good price but not funky. Funky brunch is definitely not a big Boston thing.
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Tremont 647 in the south end and East Coast Grill in Inman Sq.
I love the Blue Room for brunch but would not consider it funky in the least, nor the Neighborhood. And I don't consider jazz brunches (of which there are a few around) funky as a category.
I should offer my speculation about the lack of funkiness here: it's a combination of our city's longtime anti-glamor culture (that is, glamor is not only rare here but is normally considered a negative) and that abundance of students, to whom the province of funkiness is ceded.
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The Otherside Cafe used to do a brunch and Lucky's also had a Sinatra Sunday Brunch or something like that. Both can be slightly pricey for what they are -- reasonable price is the Neighborhood.
There's Sound Bites in Ball Square in Somerville. The food ranges from decent to quite good and the owner is a bit like the Soup Nazi sometimes. There are some North African influences on the menu, too. Go on a weekday for breakfast or go early to avoid the lines (and the owner hustling you out so he can turn another table hasta muy pronto).
There definitely is a dearth of funky brunch places in Boston. Even in my 'hood, West Side of Providence, we have Julian's and Nick's on Broadway.
How about Johnny D's in Davis? Or The Sunset in Allston (best to go now before the students come back)? They used to have an all-you-can-eat taco bar back when I lived 'round the corner.
The Other Side Cafe does a very funky brunch Saturday and Sunday until 2 or 3, the french toast was a baguette with sauteed berries and bananas, it was killer, and the huevos rancheros were great, we didn't get the migas but want to try it. Good Bloody Marys in foot-tall glasses. You can sit outside and bring the dog.
I agree on the Center St Cafe in JP. Close to Cambridge you can check out Soundbites near Tufts for a similar hip vibe (long lines and hipsters but at both places you can get coffee while you wait). The places are tiny with funky decor and very reasonably priced super tasty and interesting food. CSC has a more Latin flare (think Portugese Scramble in addition the malted banana split waffles)... Blue Room is delicious but a bit more upscale. I've heard East Coast Grill does a great brunch too but haven't been.
I never realized it but Goodeater I believe you're right. I've lived in Boston pretty much my whole life but have lived in Chicago for about 3 years. In Chicago, my husband and I used to go to brunches or breakfast at artsy, funky neighborhood joints. Boston seems to only have either high end places such as Aquitaine or diners. Although I don't venture too much in the Somerville area, I have a feeling you can find what you're looking for there or close to it.
Does the brunch at the Neighborhood Restaurant in Somerville qualify as "funky brunch?" The "Ur" cream of wheat they make sure is funkalicious!
Incidentally, Tremont 647 is a "pajama brunch," as in you are welcome (and even encouraged) to dine in your bed clothes. The staff also is game and wears the appropriate nighty/flannel.
The jazz brunch at Johnny D's in Davis is also pretty funky in terms of sound - you know, jazz/funk.
Funny how the Daily Toast in Portsmouth, NH is way funkier than anything in Boston...go figure.
Don't know how it compares to Chicago, but definitely the funkiest I've seen are the brunches at Gampy's and the Paper Moon Diner in Baltimore, but then, those places were funky all the time.
People have mentioned the Other Side Cafe and that's a great suggestion! I was there recently and it's definitely a hip place with a decent brunch menu.


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Why? He's got rave reviews (87 Metascore), a fabulous comedy ensemble led by Ralph Fiennes, and an enjoyably escapist blast from the past. We started out our SXSW interview talking about my flipcam, which led to his explaining his aesthetic, which has been described as very controlled.
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Bonjour! Did you catch that? That was the only French word that rolls easily off my tongue after several years of college French classes. Yes, that is pathetic. Yes, I am ashamed. This shame was only compounded when I saw today's infographic. Apparently, the language I tried to learn is considered "easy."
Using the Foreign Service Institute, among other sources, this infographic divides some commonly learned languages into three categories- easy, medium, and hard- based on various factors. The estimated time to achieve proficiency in each category is also included at the top of the sections. This time-frame is tempered with a reminder that each learner is different. (Learners like me and the small man in the top left of the graphic seem to have it a little harder…)
It is common sense that many Romance languages are gauged as "easy," based on their similarity to English, but I was surprised that Russian is only "medium." Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean comprise the list of "hard" languages to learn for native English speakers. [Via]
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You know it is true. According to the CDC, over 40 million Americans did not have health insurance during 2009. Obviously something has to change, but socialized medicine is not the answer. It is just one possible solution. Now that I have put myself in a political grey area, I will continue on with this topic.
Although smoking, drinking and the elderly are lower per capita in America than most European countries, it doesn't mean we don't have problems. With massive outpatient costs and over-paid doctors, things can really add up over here.
I'm lucky to have some very affordable healthcare offered by my university. It is hard to get a timely appointment and the doctors are only given 15 minutes with each patient, but at least the appointment is free and the medicine is discounted. Also, being able to talk to a doctor for free can help prevent much more dangerous health issues in the future.
Prevention and price transparency could both be improved in the US. Stopping a health problem early can save thousands down the road. Also, according to this infographic, "knowing where our money is going would make everything cheaper." Opening people's eyes to bogus processing fees and excess spending.
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As many of you know two of the top camera companies are Nikon and Canon, but which is better? Personally, I think Nikon makes a better Digital SLR and Canon makes a better point and shoot. However, according to today's infographic Canon is the clear winner.
If I had to make an argument for Nikon, I'd say you get more bang for buck with them. They are significantly cheaper than Canon and you get near the exact quality. Although if you prefer a crisper shot, Canon would be the better choice. Which camera do you prefer? [via]
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This is one of the coolest infographic designs I have ever seen. Probably because I'm a sucker for typography, cheesy allusions and computers. I hope you are too. This is pretty much a 50 year timeline of the history of computers. It is crisp, clean and the colors snap, although it is a little low on content.
Besides my critique, I actually learned a few things from this graphic. The fact that "scientists already have the basic building blocks of DNA computers" blew my mind. Imagine tini-tiny biological robots that can enter your body to fight off disease. Also imagine tini-tiny biological robots that can enter your body to be the disease. Yuck.
All technology in my opinion has served the greater good, but when should we start to lookout for the bad? What if evil scientists start popping up and creating super robot viruses for humans we could all be screwed. Evil scientists may be a stretch, but any country *cough North Korea cough* with some DNA robotic engineers could possibly create a devastating biological catastrophe.
This is where I get to my point: North Korea is going to release biological robots to take over the world in the near future. In order to combat this, America needs to keep researching this technology to be able to counter the attack. But if somehow these DNA-filled robots ever band together, we'll have a horrible case of Skynet. [Via]
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If you liked the Sitting is Killing You infographic (click here to view) then you will like today's infographic entitled Killer Bees Vs. Killer Cheese. On the evening news we are constantly made aware of freak accidents resulting in people's death. Anything from alligator attacks to people dying on the toilet. Just how dangerous is the world we are living in?
Often we hear of animals attacking and killing humans. As many of you remember not too long ago, in 2001, we had the summer of the shark attack. Leading to many people fearing the beach. However, is it really the ocean we should be afraid of? No, it's bees, there are reportedly 60 shark attacks a year, with only a few resulting in death. Death by bees on the other hand are 48.5, quite high when compared to the .05 deaths caused by polar bears each year.
Animals are not the only thing we have to fear as humans we alos have our household items to fear. Such as ladders, resulting in 122 deaths, electrocution in the bath tub, and powered lawn mowers. Although no danger is greater than our health risks, the greatest being heart disease resulting in 616,000 deaths per year.[via]


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Something made that car angry.. it's squinting and about to attack. Looks good from here.
Those headlights are the only reason I wont a bugeye. SO mean looking.
Hate the color scheme but the lights are very nice. Now just throw a few cans of white paint all over your car and it'll be perfect
hey chase...if your selling the car are you going to be selling the morrettes seperately?
Depends on what the buyer wants. I finished them up quick to get the car sold, I figured they'd help it stand out. If they don't want them, I'll pm you about a trade with cash on top.
Have you been looking for morrett's? They're so hard to find. I lucked out and found a guy who wanted to get rid of his who got them with the car he bought. Other than that I saw one pair go on ebay in a year, they were over $500 last time I checked before they sold.
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Here's a healthy version of one of my favorite Mexican dishes. The grilled peppers go great with Spanish rice, gazpacho or a refreshing salad with jicama and citrus. —Lori Nelson, Austin, Texas
4 Servings
Prep: 45 min. Grill: 10 min.
1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
2 tablespoons lime juice
1/2 cup minced fresh cilantro,
1 small onion, finely chopped
1 tablespoon butter
1 large portobello mushroom cap, finely chopped
1 small yellow summer squash, finely chopped
1 small zucchini, finely chopped
1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and finely chopped
1 garlic clove, minced
1 can (15 ounces) black beans, rinsed and drained
2 cups (8 ounces) shredded Mexican cheese blend,
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Snowmass RodeoSubmitted by Aspenskier on Wed, 08/20/2014 - 10:45
Even though some of our annual events have ended for the summer, there's still one more chance to see the Snowmass Rodeo tonight. Rain or shine, the rodeo takes place at the rodeo grounds beginning with a BBQ at 5pm. The rodeo begins at 7pm. It's a taste of the old west, Snowmass-style. For details visit www.snowmassrodeo.org.
Final Weekend of the Aspen Music FestivalSubmitted by Aspenskier on Fri, 08/15/2014 - 14:31
Classical music lovers have one more weekend to enjoy concerts at the Aspen Music Festival and School. Tonight the Aspen Chamber Symphony plays at 6pm in the Benedict Music Tent. There will be chamber music performances on Saturday and the final concert will take place at 4pm on Sunday, when the Aspen Festival Orchestra performs Beethoven's beloved Symphony No. 9 with the Colorado Symphony Chorus and soloists. For details, visit www.aspenmusicfestival.com or call (970) 925-9042.