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Fresh Fish in Montreal
Does anyone know where the best place in Montreal to buy fresh fish is? I have tried the store on Monkland and it was horrible...any suggestions? Preferably around the NDG Montreal West Westmount area... thank you
re: davekry
I second this. Their lox is excellent.
re: berbatov
third new victoria.
I got some good lobster at the Poissonnerie Sherbrooke fish shop (aka Kosta's) at 5121 Sherbrooke St. West. I had done a survey of folks in the area when looking for lobster and several people pointed me to that place. I haven't tried their fish yet.
I've gotten good salmon at the halal shop further west on Sherbrooke - I can't remember the exact corner, but I think it's somewhere near Wilson or Melrose, on the south side.
Good fish and shellfish are such a rare commodity in Montreal you have to be prepared to travel for them. My preferred spot is Atkins/Les Délices de la Mer at Jean Talon Market, where the selection is limited but the quality impeccable. Nouveau Falero (Parc just south of Bernard) is not nearly as good as it used to be but still passable. La Mer, just east of the Radio-Canada building on René-Lévesque, has the widest range but also wildly variable quality. Noref (Molson south of St-Joseph East), Coralli -- www.coralli.ca -- and Gidney's (Henri-Bourassa and Marcel-Laurin) are also worthwhile, though far from centrally located.
re: carswell
I had bad luck at Les Délices de la Mer this weekend. Virtually everything was filleted and the whole fish that was available (2 varieties, if I recall correctly) looked very sad indeed. I am not always 100% against buying fillets but I want to practice cleaning up fish myself.
I had very good luck a few weeks ago at Nouveau Falero. Got some great whole fish and bought a small (very very small) bit of Chilean Seabass. I figured I may as well taste it so I can tell my kids about it... Honestly, I can well understand why it's in such demand. It's so forgiving to aggressive cooking and the flesh is superb. I suppose it's too tasty for it's own good.
Against my own better judgement I picked up some fillets of salmon trout at Provigo (parc and sherbrook) and immediatly regreted it upon cooking. I know it can be a bit fishy at times, but this was rediculous.
re: The Chemist
Do you know of any restaurants around town that serve chilean sea bass? I know I have seen it before but for the life of me can't recall any except Psarotaverna du Symposium.
re: hungryann
No, I have not seen it recently. Although I suspect that I would not order it even if I did becuase I would feel badly about eating something that's threatened... publicly at least. This little indulgence was my little secret, and anyone who know my true identity off of chowhound, of course =D
Furthermore, Chilean Saebass is probably one of those fish that appears on menus but is swapped out (either by the supplier or chef) for something cheaper and similar (basa, black seabass, etc.).
re: The Chemist
Actually, the fish's true name is the Patagonian Toothfish. Of course that doesn't sound appealing so it's sold under the trade name Chilean Sea Bass. It's a predator that hunts (among other things) the southern right-whale dolphin.
re: Haggisboy
Thanks, but this is common knowledge.
But did you know that it's the main food of the elephant walrus and sperm whale, which are both endangered by the depletion of this fish?
re: The Chemist
I'll add again, just don't buy it! (see my post below)
re: hungryann
Les Mas des Oliviers has a nice Chilean Sea Bass
re: foodluvr
Boo-ers to Mas des Oliviers!
re: The Chemist
I agree that Les Délices de la Mer has mostly sliced and diced seafood, readily marinated and microwave-ready... :( I usually go to Shamrock on the diagonally opposite corner of Jean Talon market, and I find they have become really good over the years. My other favourite is Nouveau Falero (I haven't noticed a downturn). I sometimes also go to La Sirene on Jean Talon, but while their selection is quite good, I find their service arrogant and unfriendly.
Surprisingly, Metro in Westmount has some nice fish occasionally. I got some lovely fresh scallops there last week - pricey, but worth every penny.
This is an easy one. There is a basement fish market in Chinatown. I think it is on Saint-Launrent, between 'Main china town ave' and 'the highway', on the west side of the street.
They have tons of tanks of fish swimming about, and the small number of fish that are dead are on ice. But I'm assuming most are kept alive until the last second.
re: jackquack
Hi, Could you describe exactly where this fish market is in Chinatown?
I moved to Montreal from the UK and have been on the lookout for good fresh fish (and proper bacon!). Other than the main markets I haven't found anywhere that has 'live' fresh fish. I live a short walk from Chinatown so they could be ideal.
re: OddJob
I was hoping for a more clear description too! =D Does anybody know?
re: The Chemist
The full name and address are: Hap Hing Shing Trading Corporation
1021A, boulevard Saint-Laurent, Montreal, QC H2Z 1J4, Canada. The phone number is (514) 878-3001. About three steps below de la Gauchetiere on the east side of the street. They are in the basement right next door to Chez Bong.
re: everyonelovessushi
everyonelovessushi, check out some of the sites (eartheasy.com, nrdc.org, edf.org, etc.) that provide lists of endangered fish. This is helpful when shopping or ordering out. Some of these sites list retail/mail order locations where you can purchase sustainable fish. Some restaurants have noted on their menu that they will only purchase sustainable fish.
re: everyonelovessushi
This is an excellent site, promoted by David Suzuki:
And yes, the trendy "Chilean Seabass" is one of the WORST fish to eat, on almost every level (inherent biology/reproduction cycle, by-catch, method of fishery, etc.).
re: everyonelovessushi
Those are excellent sites. Thanks. I was wondering if there was a fish market that actually did the work for you. Something like green lighting certain fish with origin and seachoice (or whoever) approval clearly marked. I know Loblaws has committed to having only sustainable fish and seafood product by 2010??? and already has some product approved by somebody. But they're Loblaws, so I'd rather go to a real place.
I've never been disappointed with Norref.
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I agree with kpzoo, The Poissonnerie in Westmount has a very nice fish selection. They recently started selling Alaskan Black Cod, which was really nice! Did the whole miso glazed thing.....slurp, slurp. I also get lobsters from them (for lobster wonton tacos...burp, burp!). Someone on the ch board was looking for xl-shrimp. They have them....bleepity-bleeping-huge. They have Boss Brand jumbo lump crab, which is my fav, as well as Big Fellows fav, Phillips.
I also like Maitre Boucher for shrimp, scallops, salmon. Occasionally sea bass.
I don't get over to New Victoria much anymore, but they're great too. If you don't mind the cash only policy and the man wielding the salmon tipped machete. I like that kind of adventure when I shop!
Agreed, the place on Monkland is bad.
re: minisma
It's sad because a couple of years ago it was a very good fishmonger. Before Cyrice (or is it Cyrille?) sold the place. I bought shrimps there once after the change of ownership and vowed never to go back.
I now stick to Délices de la mer on the weekends and Le Maître Boucher during the week.
Sadly, a lot of people find themselves in this situation. I tend to point them towards Loblaws and the larger Provigos (Smaller ones don't really have a seafood counter). They tend to have wider selection and lower prices than the smaller markets in my experience, and better quality than many of them, too.
I agree with Kpzoo and minisma that Poissonnerie Sherbrooke is the best in Montreal. They are consistent in their quality (ALWAYS HIGH) and have been doing this for years. I go in every saturday and I get their organic Salmon and Tuna. Try it out it is amazing. I try something different each time for my fish meal and they can always make great suggestions. Yesterday night we actually changed it up from having our Salmon and Tuna tartar and had them good us up some lobster. Amazing!. Best place in town.
re: mtleater123
What exactly is organic Salmon and Tuna? Whose designation?
re: EaterBob
EaterBob, Organic salmon is farmed Atlantic but they do not feed it all the garbage that they do the regular farmed. I was not clear about the Tuna (Sorry) the Tuna is not organic its wild.
I think that Poissonerie Coralii on 8955 Meilleur just above the Metropolitian Blvd is the best in town.Once only a wholesale outlet a few years ago they added retail business.They have a huge Air transport business and on Thursday's you can buy fish that were swimming in the Mediterrian a few days before.A little out of the way but well worth it.
re: finefoodie55
I frequent Coralli as well but if you are not a fan of fish farms don't be fooled into thinking all his supply was swimming in the Mediterranean. Yes, the small smelts, sardines, etc... that he has behind the counter are definitely wild but the Mediterranean Sea Bream, Bass, etc... are all from fish farms from across the pond, mostly from Greece I believe.
I had asked them last year about actual wild caught Mediterranean fish and he had said that yes they occasionally do receive some. I guess with dwindling stock these days from years of over fishing it's really tough to get the actual wild stuff from that part of the world and I bet the restos get first crack at them. I still enjoy the Bream he has but just be wary that it is farmed hence the reasonable prices as well.
re: JerkPork
The farm raised issue is something to be aware of at all larger fish mongers today.I buy my Barbounia from him and I am sure its fresh as I ask him the question.When it comes to Salmon today you almost have to conduct a DNA test to be 100% sure.
re: finefoodie55
Most salmon available is farmed and if you ask for wild you may encounter negativity and resistance. Wild salmon is very expensive.
re: Ruthie789
I have always questioned our skepticism of farmed fish. 'We' tend to think nothing of buying 'farmed'animals but think it is disgusting to buy farmed fish. I am sure that not all farmed fish are the same. Some farming practices must be better than others, right?
re: Gloriaa
No, actually most industrial farming practices whether on land or in water are not particularly good for the animals, the resulting food or the health of the consumer.
They are however quite good at being extremely efficient and very profitable.
My favorite place is the fishmonger at the Atwater market. I have never been disappointed. As well all purchases are put on chipped ice, I have not seen this done elsewhere in a long time.

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These cute cookies will be the hit of any cookie tray. The cocoa-based buttercream frosting is piped over the filling to mimic a lattice crust.—Lorri Reinhardt, Big Bend, Wisconsin
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Prep: 1-1/2 hrs. + chilling Bake: 10 min./batch + cooling
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The Second Sunday of Advent is coming up and I encourage you to settle in and welcome yourself to Advent. Advent, as you may know, is a season of preparation. It is a season of hope and expectation and I would even go further as to say it is a season of refocusing. I want to give you a couple of things to think about this Advent.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - Every year, the world gets more accustomed to instant gratification in all things. Where the world says 'now', Advent says 'wait'. But, what are we we waiting on? One of the readings for the first Sunday of Advent is from Isaiah (2:1-5) where Isaiah tells of the mountain of the Lord in which all people come together in peace. The swords are beaten into plowshares and the spears into pruning hooks. It's excellent imagery.
I encourage you to read it and really pray over it. We're waiting for the 'Day of the Lord' in which all people come together and walk in the light of the Lord. His love is so relentless that in that day it will not be bound by our pettiness and resistance. We are waiting for the Lord and Advent is a reminder of this hope that we have of the day that we will not limit his peace and provision by our sin.
Advent is a re-acquaintance each year with the hopeful nature of our faith. Our faith has no dearth of hope or joy. It is there for the claiming, though we often leave it for another day. What stops us from claiming the hope that God has for us? I think sometimes we feel that we have to get 'things in order' before we can truly claim this hope that is set before us. This hope is here to stay whether we claim it or not. Therefore, let us lay aside every weight that so easily ensnares us and run with boldness the race that is set before us... (wait... that sounds familiar! --from Hebrews 12).
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For the Kids: Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony Reuniteby Hilton Hater at . Comments
Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony were spotted together yesterday in Southampton, New York. But it isn't for the reasons you might think, or Anthony might hope.
"The intention was to spend time with his kids Emme and Max, and they had a beautiful time. He's been with Max and Emme a few times now," the singer's rep tells People.
Their children represent the only reason Lopez and Anthony will ever get together, friends swear. One insider practically jumped through the screen when asked by E! News about a possible reconciliation:
"She's done, as she should be. Do you have any idea what she put up with? [Jennifer] would never go back to Marc. Never."
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I hope she and Marc Anthony do reconcile and get back together. How tragic they are split up with their two nice children too! They look like a nice couple, and seeing them together on American Idol too! He a good singer and she a beautiful lady, good dancer and actress. I pray God would reunite them and bless them!
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The United Nations peacekeeping operation in the Democratic Republic of Congo has failed to disarm Rwandan Hutu fighters, UN experts say.
According to a 93-page report for the UN Security Council, leaked on Wednesday, this has exacerbated conflict in the north of the country.
The report said that despite the mission in North and South Kivu provinces the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) was continuing to recruit and arm fighters."This report concludes that military operations against the FDLR have failed to dismantle the organisation's political and military structures on the ground in eastern DRC," it said.
The 25,000-strong UN force has been supporting a Congolese military offensive, launched in March as part of a deal to improve ties with neighbouring Rwanda, its enemy during a 1998-2003 war.
The five-member panel of experts sent to DRC to compile the report found that the Congolese offensive had had a devastating effect on the local population."Scores of villages have been raided and pillaged, thousands of houses have been burnt and several hundred thousand people have been displaced in order to escape from the violence generated by these military operations," the report said.Mineral tradingLieutenant-Colonel Jean-Paul Dietrich, the spokesman for the UN force, said that the peacekeepers were "quite happy" with the results of the military operation, but acknowledged that "the humanitarian situation does not look as good".
"We were able to neutralise between 35 and 50 per cent of the FDLR combatants and as well we can say that the they are pushed out of the majority of their economic sites," he told Al Jazeera from Kinshasa.
"In November 2008 the situation was worse than now: the town of Goma was close to falling to the forces of Laurent Nkunda and you can imagine what could have been the consequences, but now people have regained their place," he said.
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Wes Bentley
Date of Birth: September 4, 1978
Born the second son of two Methodist preachers in Arkansas, Wes Bentley was encouraged by his mother
to apply to Juilliard, where he spent a year studying acting and earning his first roles in
plays. The process of learning wasn't always easy, as personal group critiques were part of the
curriculum, and Bentley didn't take it too well. He picked up the book The Tao of Pooh, and
about three-quarters the way through, reverted to Taoism.
This serenity would come in handy when Bentley began looking for his first professional part. While
waiting to audition at an open call for the Broadway musical Rent, Bentley was tapped by a
casting agent to read for a movie. He utilized his Juilliard dramatic skills at no fewer than seven
callbacks before landing the part. Unfortunately, audiences haven't seen any celluloid evidence
that the film even exists. As Bentley told Vanity Fair in 1999, "I don't know where the movie
is now."
He then appeared as an anguished guitarist in the German indie film Three Before Zero and in a
blink-and-you-missed-it part as a rapist in the Jonathan Demme/Oprah Winfrey clunker Beloved.
But it was Bentely's performance as Ricky Fitts, a teenage drug dealer/philosophical
videographer in American Beauty that caught the attention of Hollywood. The film, which won
the Golden Globe for Best Drama and starred Kevin Spacey and Annette Bening, was well-received
by critics and the public alike. He followed it up with Kingdom Come, an epic love story set
during the California Gold Rush and directed by Michael Winterbottom. Other cast members
include Milla Jovovich, Nastassja Kinski, Peter Mullan, and Sarah Polley. A subsequent
project, Soul Survivors, was a "really interesting thriller," enthused Bentley. "I play a very smart guy who's going to Harvard, but he's obsessed with this girl and gets caught up with that."
More recently, Bentley played Heath Ledger's best friend in the epic The Four Feathers (2002), a soccer player in The Game of Their Lives (2005) opposite Gerard Butler and Adleman Lusk in Jonah Hex (2010) opposite Josh Brolin. He also appears in the 2012 film The Hunger Games alongside Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Donald Sutherland, and several other big names.
In September 2001, he married Jennifer Quanz.
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The black-clad members of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) have shown they are capable of many, many things — beheadings, crucifixions, heads-on-stake barbarism. They have buried people alive. They have cut off heads, then tweeted: "this is our ball. It is made of skin #World Cup."
But there is one thing they are not capable of.
They are not capable of becoming monsters, no matter how hard we wish they were.
They remain humans.
Yet we have begun the predictable process of turning them into monsters, by which we recast our current enemy into something alien and nonhuman, nothing less than evil made manifest.
Our most effective tool in doing this is language and the words we use.
The president called ISIS a "cancer." His secretary of state said it was an "inexplicable" evil.
"Must be destroyed," John Kerry tweeted. "Will be crushed."
"Unspeakable barbarism," Marc Thiessen wrote in The Washington Post.
"We should bomb the living Hades out of them," one Times Free Press reader wrote. "They are monsters and should not be left alive. Send them to Hades to join their master."
Such language is a psychological black-ops, a subtle sleight of mind that deludes us into an easy worldview: we = good, they = Satan.
"Condemning the black-clad, masked militants as purely 'evil' is seductive, for it conveys a moral clarity and separates ourselves and our tactics from the enemy and theirs," Michael Boyle writes in his excellent New York Times op-ed.
We see this dynamic usually on the doorstep of war, as the political-media machine girds us for war by framing our opponent as a nonhuman force bent on complete evil. Such demonization opens the door for military action.
"Saddam is the Hitler of the Middle East," retired Gen. William Westmoreland said during the 1990s.
President George H. W. Bush repeatedly made Nazi analogies, even calling Saddam Hussein a "little Hitler." (In the '80s, the White House did the same with Manuel Noriega in Nicaragua, according to Normon Solomon's powerful "War Made Easy.")
LBJ made Hitler analogies in Vietnam. Clinton, too, with Milosevic in Yugoslavia.
Such rhetoric amped up after 9/11 and remains a core part of our War on Terror.
"The hijacking of language is fundamental to war," Chris Hedges writes.
Let me be clear: Do not interpret this as in any way sympathetic to ISIS (or Al-Qaida, Hussein or Milosevic). Their actions are (and were) violent and destructive, and we must construct a foreign policy that seeks the very end of those.
But to personify them as monsters -- and not humans doing monstrous acts -- is problematic for several reasons.
Doing so mystifies and simplifies violence. By demonizing ISIS as monsters, we avoid any real understanding of why they are doing what they do.
Their violence is not "inexplicable" as Kerry said, but has a methodology to it, however brutal. By refusing to understand this, we only bypass any future understanding of the next version of ISIS that we encounter.
History is soaked in ISIS-like mass violence, so why should we continue to assume it can't be explained and understood?
Second, such language allows us to remain innocently foggy-headed about our own violent tendencies.
There is nothing within ISIS that has not already stalked our shores. This is no new form of viciousness; it has crawled the earth for centuries. What degree of difference lies between ISIS and the lynching tree?
Third, it promotes a sloppy understanding of foreign policy, easily lumping ISIS and Al-Qaida together as murky evildoers. Instead, there are huge differences, and it is imperative that we as Americans understand them.
Most of all, this evil-talk is dangerous for our own hearts. It facilitates a hatred -- bomb the living Hades out of them -- that encourages the same warped monstrosity we curse in them to grow in ourselves.
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David Cook is the award-winning city columnist for the Times Free Press, working in the same building where he began his post-college career as a sportswriter for the Chattanooga Free Press. Cook, who graduated from Red Bank High, holds a master's degree in Peace and Justice Studies from Prescott College and an English degree from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. For 12 years, he was a teacher at the middle, high school and university ...
I nearly always read your articles and often recommend them to others. This one does not fit your normal style - or you are showing yourself to be someone other than who I thought you were. Conservative or liberal, you can't look at these people as anything other than the rabid vermin that they are. While I understand what you are saying - and on some level appreciate your perspective - I think your application of those comments to these "people" is naive. They cowardly hide behind masks and commit unspeakable acts against combatants and non-combatants alike. These are monsters. They are showing us who they are, who they want to be and how they want us to think of them. There is only one answer to this, they must be exterminated. I am as tired of war after war as anyone. I do not want another American service man or woman to die in that desert. But, we can not sit on our hands and do nothing in the face of this pure evil.
Good grief David. One of your worst yet.
ATTABOY,DAVID! You are correctly talking about animistic language that gives a life and a will to behaviors where it does not belong. I have seen all the same words in the Sports section, especially applied to football...to aid our young men to learn how to smash,crush,demolish etc.
When one takes into account what western and their allied forces have been committing in that region for over half a century, one can conclude the monsters come from all sides. And the term monster may be a mild one used to describe the enemy when compared.
Not to excuse in any way the monstrous acts that ISIS or other Muslim jihadists have committed; but it's interesting how when our servicemen commit them it's just part of the consequences of war and therefore excusable (even sanctioned in the eyes of God, as far as Christian fundie folk are concerned); but let those on the other side do something heinous and it's "inexpicably evil."
No greater atrocities have been committed by anyone worse than those carried out on a regular and consistent basis than by our troops during the Vietnam war. Those that made the headlines were just the tip of the iceberg. In the end millions of innocent men, women, and children were brutally slaughtered. And what about Napalm? For those who did not die outright from it, they lived the remainder of their lives in horrid agony and deformity. And the U.S. still has not admitted any wrongdoing for that most insidious and mind-numbingly brutal act.
Then there are those instances during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars of our troops pissing on corpses, using the heads of the dead as soccer balls....and let's not forget Abu Ghraib (just an instance of our troops having a little fun and letting off some steam, right?)!
Okay, you America-right-or-wrong patriots and you hawks and blood-thirsty dogs of war, use the "evil" word for the atrocities of ISIS and other Muslim jihadists if it makes you feel better. But nobody does evil better than the good ol' U.S. of A.
Regarding Saddam Hussein: as tyrannical and egomaniacal as he was, the Middle East would be in far better shape today, and likewise our relationship to it, if he were still in power. He ruled with an iron fist, but that is obviously the only form of authority the tribal minded people there can respect. He was a big fish in a little pond, he posed no immediate threat, and he provided a certain stability in the Middle East that America destroyed practically overnight with our knee-jerk and ill-conceived invasion.
I read the Boyle article earlier and now this one. The world would be a better place if my immediate heirs had shut down both papers. I'm getting nauseous spinning in my grave. What a load of claptrap! Yeah, we all need to take responsibility for the Crusades which has made all of these, otherwise wonderful human beings, very very mad at us. If we can just accept these folks as fellow inhabitants of our blue planet who hate our guts and want to destroy everyone of us, we can feel much better about ourselves.
What a confused young man!
Nobody is saying that ISIS isn't dangerous or that all we have to do is talk nice to them and they'll sing kumbaya with us around the campfire. Some sort of action or stategy will be needed to deal with them. But at some point we have to wake up to the fact that we bear responsibility for their very existence. We have reaped what we have sown by invading Iraq in such knee-jerk fashion and overstaying our presence in Afghanistan, to the point of decimating their country and annihilating thousands upon thousands of innocent people. Actions have consequences...and wrongful actions reap terrible consequences! We cannot keep thinking that just because we have the mightiest military in the world all we have to do is flex our military muscle and the rest of the world will stand in awe. We do not instill awe. We just create more terrorists and more reasons for more people to hate us.
As bad as Hussein was, he was a mere puppy compared to the likes of ISIS. You can thank Bush and Cheney for giving a terrorist group like ISIS room to grow and prosper. Or else we could have kept tens of thousands of American troops on the ground indefinitely in both Iraq and Afghanistan.
REPLY to adolphochs: Oh please! I don't normally agree with this particular individual (handle Rickaroo)but in this case, he is pointing out a simple truth without couching it in Politically Correct terms. War does make monsters out of all of us. If we have a disagreement here at ALL it would simply be that Rickaroo may think that we should not stoop to the level of our enemies. That is his opinion, and I don't have to agree with it to respect it. Napalm is indeed barbaric, but it's one hell of a weapon and IMHO when you are in a war with people who are bent on your destruction, you must use EVERY weapon you have, regardless of what other people think of it. As to Mr. Cook's column, manipulating language is what he does for a living. All I can say about that is this week's effort was definitely not up to par for him. It's sad to see any writer sinking into the pit of Political Correctness, but it seems that it's happening to everyone and not just him. Political Correctness MAY destroy us long before these 7th century fanatics do. I wish that Political Correctness did not force me to leave out or censor words that fit the situation because Dewey's definition i.e. "Political Correctness is a doctrine fostered by a delusional, illogical minority, and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a T-*-r-d by the clean end." fits this situation very well. I can't help wondering what people would think if they knew that the term "Politically Correct" originated with a genuinely evil person named Leon Trotsky.
Those people in Vietnam, who were "bent on our destruction," were only "bent" that way because we were there in the first place, bombing the hell out of their country and killing innocent men, women, and children by the tens of thousands. Just like in Iraq and Afghanistan, we were the invading terrorists, occupying their land and blowing it to smithereens.
As for stooping to the level of our enemies, no, we should not. We should not stoop to torture and barbarism, unless we want to become barbarians ourselves. And many Americans seem to be fine with that...even proud of that! If you think torture works, you watched too many episodes of "24."
Thanks, David. I well remember the haughty jingos among us yakking about how we were "going to Afghanistan to re-arrange the rubble" and pasting cartoons on the wall showing F-18s attacking tribesmen with captions like "I'd fly 10,000 miles to smoke a Camel".
Well, when Mall of the Americas blows up, or the Golden Gate Bridge ends up in the bay, or any number of hundreds of other disasters befall this country, the term "blowback" will be on the lips of every citizen and our concept of "justice" will need some real tweaking.
And I think we should immediately gather up all the fundie preachers in this country, put them under the command of idiots like uber-zionist John Hagee, and let them make their best effort at "overcoming the threat of ISIS".
"I well remember the haughty jingos among us yakking about how we were "going to Afghanistan to re-arrange the rubble" and pasting cartoons on the wall showing F-18s attacking tribesmen with captions like "I'd fly 10,000 miles to smoke a Camel." - librul
During the Vietnam war era I lost track of the number of times I heard young guys bragging about their eagerness to join up. The saying I heard most often was "I can't wait to get over there and kill me some g##ks" - I can't write the actual word out (it rhymes with spooks); it is one of those words that the TFP automatically censors. They didn't even care to differentiate between the North Vietnamese and the South Vietnamese. It seemed that, in their eyes, they were all vermin and deserved to be eradicated. Such was the "patriotic" attitude of many young American men at the time.
For a lot of enlistees, war serves as a rite of passage into manhood, and they couldn't care less about the morality of it. They seem to be glad for any excuse to don soldier's gear and do the "manly" thing of testing their mettle in combat.


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Foley told FT: "You can be intimidated by a couple of hundred comedy fans if things aren't going well. I was more comfortable in front of 20,000 people than 100 in a comedy club.
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If I had to look for one over-riding principle in the area of self-defense, the martial way, and analyzing tactical situations it's trying to acquire 'The Edge'.
The edge can be technical, mental, attitudinal, craftiness, relaxation, awareness, tactical, and any of a number of areas.
We only need a slight edge to prevail (i.e. not get killed) in any defensive situation. It's better to have a slight edge and survive than to shoot for a narrow range of high superiority advantages.
One should constantly be looking for ways to acquire an edge that will allow them to prevail in the largest number of situation. It might be avoidance. It might be forward pressure. It might be mobility. It might be working with a partner.
The edge must be practical, easy to deploy, always with you, uncomplicated, efficient, and usually non-attribute based. (By non-attribute based, I mean something even a tactically minded small female can use effectively).
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Kenya's shilling fell against the dollar and headed for its highest weekly slump in five months on falling bond yields and a rush by risk-wary investors to buy dollars.
The currency of East Africa's biggest economy retreated as much as 0.3 percent to 84.60 and was trading 0.2 percent weaker at 84.50 per dollar by 12:02 p.m. in the capital Nairobi. A close at this level would be the biggest weekly loss since January.
"The weakening of the Kenyan Shilling is on falling yields and risk-wary investors rushing to buy dollars, as the euro fell to a four-month low against the dollar on concerns about banks in Spain and Greece and the prospect of contagion if Greece exits the euro zone," NIC Bank Ltd. (NICB) said in a note to investors.
Falling yields on government securities is undermining the shilling with reduced inflows from foreign investors, who had been targeting the higher yields, and thus supporting the currency, Raphael Agung, a dealer at Nairobi's Commercial Bank of Africa, said yesterday.
Kenya's three-month and six-month borrowing costs fell for the 18th straight week after the government cut the size of its weekly debt offering and halved its target for domestic debt purchases this financial year.
Kenya has lowered its target for borrowing on the local market to 62.1 billion shillings for the fiscal year ending June 30, from a previous goal of 119.5 billion shillings. The country will replace the local financing with a $600 million syndicated loan arranged by Citigroup Inc., South Africa's Standard Bank Group Ltd. (SBK) and London-based Standard Chartered Plc (STAN), which was signed May 15.
The yield on 91-day Treasury bills declined to 10.075 percent at yesterday's sale from a high of 20.799 percent at a sale on Jan. 12, while the yield on 182-day bills declined to 12.078 percent at a sale on May 16, from a high of 20.914 percent realized on Jan. 23, according to the Central bank website. The government had offered for sale 2 billion shillings of 3-months and 6-months treasury bills from previous offer of 4 billion shillings and 3 billion shillings respectively four weeks ago.
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said turmoil in the financial markets caused by Europe's debt crisis may last another two years, as Group of Eight leaders prepared to discuss Greece and its impact on the global economy.
Moody's Investors Service lowered debt ratings at 16 Spanish banks, while Fitch Ratings cut Greece's credit rating on concern the country may not be able to sustain euro membership. Greeks go to the polls again on June 17.
Kenya has offered 7 billion shillings of bids for repurchase agreements, an official of the bank who declined to be identified in line with policy said in a phone interview from the capital, today.
"The shilling is likely to weaken in the next few days unless the central bank intervenes," NIC Bank said in its note.
Kenya's $600 million two-year loan accord with three foreign banks will be repaid at interest rate of 475 basis points above the London interbank offered rate, Standard Bank Group Ltd. said.
The loan has been underwritten by Citigroup Inc. (C:US), based in New York, Standard Bank, Africa's biggest lender based in Johannesburg, and London-based Standard Chartered Plc, David McCaig, the global head of debt products at Standard Bank Group, said in an interview yesterday in Nairobi, the Kenyan capital.
"We expect the loan, which will be in foreign currency, to assist in the stabilisation of the shilling and building up of the foreign-currency reserves," Njeru Githae, Kenya's minister of finance, said on May 15.
Tanzania's shilling weakened 0.3 percent to 1,588 per dollar, while the Ugandan shilling gained 0.2 percent to 2,475 per dollar.
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LEE & COLLIER COUNTIES, Fla.- Lightning caused several fires across Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties, according to Division of Forestry.
A wildfire burning in the Picayune Strand State Forest is estimated at 3,191 acresand is 65 percent contained. It is located in the general area of 68th Ave. SE and Patterson Blvd. No structures are threatened. Florida Highway Patrol is monitoring smoke conditions that may impact Alligator Alley.
The Slope Fire, which burned 2,824 acres in Golden Gate Estates, is 100 percent contained.
A fire in Buckingham charred about 50 acres before it was out completely.
Another fire was located at 6th Street NW and 25th Ave NW in Golden Gate. This fire burned approximately 25 acres. Four homes were in danger, but none were damaged.
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Updated: 08/17/2011 - Halifax County lawmen arrested a man they say is responsible for stealing dozens of items from multiple homes across the area.
Updated: 08/17/2011 - Halifax County lawmen arrested a man they say is responsible for stealing dozens of items from multiple homes across the area.
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Updated: 08/17/2011 - Rocky Mount police have arrested two people after officers saw them leaving a home they broke into Monday night.
Updated: 08/17/2011 - Halifax County lawmen arrested a man for stealing a propane tank.
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Updated: 03/14/2013 - Rising Aycock High School junior golfer Tara Simmons not only went unbeaten in conference play last year while winning the East Regional Tournament, She also won a trip to Peru.
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Updated: 08/16/2011 - A former sheriff took the witness stand in the wrongful death lawsuit brought against one of his former deputies who stands convicted of obstructing justice.
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NEW YORK (AP) - The agency that owns the World Trade Center site has formally approved a deal with a developer over how to help pay for two towers on the site.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey voted Thursday. It had reached a tentative deal last spring with developer Larry Silverstein.
Port Authority Executive Director Chris Ward says stakeholders will share the financial risk in an effort to protect limited public resources.
The deal calls for the Port Authority to put up $1 billion to help finance a 64-story building already under construction. The money would only be used if the building doesn't repay its debt.
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MySpace Music Charts: Billboard for a New Generation
Anyone following MySpace's maneuvers in the past few months is aware of the talks to buy Imeem, the acquisition of iLike, and the implication-heavy partnership with Google on music search. Clearly, music is the perceived key to MySpace's comeback. Today we have further proof of this notion in the form of a new beta product: MySpace Music Charts.


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Studio Apartment Close To Many Sites
This beautiful lower ground floor studio apartment has its own patio and own private entrance. This apartment has a queen size double bed. The studio room is very attractively furnished to interior designer standard with beautiful chintz soft furnishings. There is a colour tv with cable facility and direct dial telephone. The separate kitchen has a range of base and wall units, having a washer/dryer, fridge, cooker and hob and is very well equipped. The luxury white tiled bathroom has a bath tub with power shower over, marble wash hand basin and WC. The apartment is situated in a lovely period building in a pretty garden square, very close to all the West End attractions including the British Museum, Covent Garden, theatre-land, Russell Square. West End shops, restaurants, cafes and bars are all within easy walking distance, but this apartment is located in a very peaceful location without much traffic noise.
* this is a very popular apartment therefore an early reservation is highly recommended.*
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Richard Cogen (LL.M., 1996)
Richard Cogen is Co-Founder and Executive of the Ohio River Foundation (ORF). Mr. Cogen is responsible for the overall direction of ORF, including supervising ORF's educators. In addition to working with ORF trustees to strengthen the organization's financial health, program offerings, and fundraising opportunities, he finds time to join the education staff in the field presenting River Explorer to students around the tri-state. Founded in 2000, ORF's mission is to protect and restore the water quality and ecology of the Ohio River and its tributaries for the health and enjoyment of present and future generations. ORF's achievements include leading a successful effort in 2006 to force the Army Corps of Engineers to scrap plans to build auxiliary lock extensions on the Ohio River, which would have wasted $2 billion of taxpayers money. More information is available on ORF's website at http://www.ohioriverfdn.org/
Emily Collins (J.D., 2005)
Emily Collins is the Executive Director of Fair Shake Environmental Legal Services, a non-profit organization that she founded to help those with modest means address environmental problems in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Ms. Collins began her practice as a student at the Pace Environmental Litigation Clinic in 2003 and then became an Assistant Public Interest Counsel at the Office of Public Interest Counsel in the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. In 2008, she took the helm of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law's Environmental Law Clinic as a Clinical Assistant Professor. She became a Clinical Associate Professor in 2013. In the same year, she founded Fair Shake ELS. In 2014, she became the Executive Director. Emily has is a frequent expert speaker on water law, oil and gas law, underground injection of wastewater, public participation in environmental decision-making, and environmental permitting and enforcement. Additional information on Fair Shake ELS available on their website at: http://www.fairshake-els.org/
Frederich Soltau (S.J.D., 2007)
Frederich Soltau has worked on a range of energy and climate change-related issues, focusing on the relationship between climate change, energy and sustainable development. Since 2003, Mr. Soltau has served as a Sustainable Development Officer for the United Nations. In this role, Mr. Soltau served as a lead analyst for sustainable development and sustainable governance issues for the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, (a/k/a Rio+20) held in Brazil in 2012. Mr. Soltau was then involved with the development of this set of universal sustainable development goals, which are contained in the Rio+20 outcome document, entitled, "The Future We Want." Mr. Soltau's research interests are in the area of climate change with a focus on fairness in climate change law and policy, which resulted in the publication of a book based on his doctoral dissertation, "Fairness in International Climate Change Law and Policy," by Cambridge University Press in October 2009. More information about Mr. Soltau can be found at http://www.ictsd.org/about-us/friedrich-soltau.
The Nicholas A. Robinson Alumni Achievement Award was established in 2005 to recognize Pace alumni who have made significant contributions to environmental law. In 2007, Professor Robinson requested that the Pace Environmental Alumni Council (PEAC) take over bestowal of this annual honor.
(Pictured above, Marla Weider, J.D. '93, received the 2009 Robinson Award for her outstanding work with the EPA cleaning up major hazardous waste sites in New York and the Caribbean.)
Past Recipients
Pace Law School is proud of the following recipients of the Nicholas A. Robinson Alumni Achievement Award for their significant contributions to environmental law:
Basil B. Seggos, JD '01
New York State Governor's Office
William J. Cahill, JD '95
W.J. Cahill & Associates
James R. May, LLM '91
Widener University School of Law
Marla Wieder, JD '93
United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Robert J. Goldstein, LLM '92, SJD '01
United States Military Academy
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., LLM '87
Waterkeeper Alliance
Brendan O'Neill, JD '85
The Vineyard Conservation Society
Maya van Rossum, JD '92
Delaware Riverkeeper


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Kansas City Chiefs right tackle Eric Fisher, the overall No. 1 draft pick last spring, is questionable to return to Sunday's game with the New York Giants with a head injury.
The team gave no other details.
Giants cornerback and special teams regular Jayron Hosley was sidelined with a hamstring and won't return.
Earlier, Chiefs punter Dustin Colquitt returned to the game and kicked in the second quarter after being injured. Colquitt was hurt when Damontre Moore crashed into him while tipping a punt. But midway through the second period, he punted to the New York 10.
He did hold on an extra point after Kansas City scored a touchdown in the second quarter.
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