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Jamie is a young girl whose home is in a mortuary. She is such a frequent visitor to the embalming room there that her mother moves a child size pink chair into it. Join Jamie as she explores her relationships with her family, death, and ultimately herself.
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Jamie is an average child of the1950's, except that her residence is so bizarre. She and her family live in a mortuary. She is such a frequent visitor to the embalming room there that her mother moves a child size pink chair into it. She is never allowed to express her alarm or disgust at anything she observes, nor is she ever shielded from the atrocities of sight, sound or smell that permeate her living environment.
Her father, Francis, devotes himself entirely to business enterprises, not because he enjoys them, but to fulfill his perceived duty to the dead.
Jamie's mother, Gertrude, is so emotionally unstable, she is incapable of attending to the needs of anyone but herself. Her struggle is to get through the day without resorting to explosions of temper and outbursts of rage.
Jamie's sister, Rosarita ,is the apple of Francis' eye. She bears a strong family resemblance to him and gains his affection effortlessly. But, he remains indifferent to Jamie, in spite of her constant attempts to gain his attention.
Carol, her half-sister, is a bright spot in the family constellation for Jamie. A product of Gertrude's first marriage, Francis is not fond of her, either. Jamie finds comfort with her half-sister as they share their feeling of family alienation.
She develops an array of defense mechanisms to deal with the trauma she faces daily. She tries biting her fingernails, then a series of compulsive numerical paradigms, and, later, a fixation on music, but each of these proves inadequate to cope with the horror around her. When she observes the preparation for burial of her well-loved young teacher, she slips into a dissociative state that finally relieves her feelings of repressed grief.
Frightened at first by the new experience of self-hypnosis, Jamie comes to use it as a shield against her traumatic environment. She discovers that the power of her own mind is far greater than that exerted by her family or her environment. From her new perspective, she finds her voice and becomes her own person.
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This is Patty Mahoney's debut novel. She spent her childhood in Tempe, AZ where she lived at her family's mortuary. She earned her undergraduate degree in Print Journalism from the Walter Cronkite School of Arizona State University. In graduate school, also at Arizona State, she completed three Masters degrees, one in education, another in school counseling, and a third in mental health counseling. Patty began her career teaching English and journalism at McKemy Middle School. For many years she worked at McClintock High School, first as an English and journalism teacher, and, later, as a counselor. She served as adjunct faculty at Arizona State, where she taught journalism and at Mesa Community College where she taught psychology. She went on to become a nationally certified counselor, working primarily with emotionally disturbed children. Patty retired from these positions several years ago. She resides at her condo in Scottsdale and her home in Sedona with her husband, Kurt, a retired psychologist.
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Hi All. I would sure love to see more photos of your potagers/veg gardens. I'm a newbie edibles gardener (and an oldie with flowers), and I don't have any growth worth photographing yet in my veg gardens, but I love the inspiration I feel from viewing others' photos. I still have so much work to do throughout our yards and gardens, and I would love to steal ideas from you all (lol). ;-)
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aulani, that is a really fine garden, as I have told you before. Love the bean towers. The milk can is special. I have one too that was my great-grandfather's. It's on my front porch with dried willow twigs poked into it. What is the plant in the front center? I like the straw in your paths. Looks good. That is what I used. When it decomposes, I scoop it up and toss it into the garden beds. ~ Annie |
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Hi all, please call me Carol. I'm a newbie gardner & friends gave me seeds this fall. I put them in envelopes, then into a tight tin & put them in my garage. My concern is the temp has fallen to around zero deg. F here in Michigan. Last night one of my gardening friends was here & he said they might be dead. I have brought them indoors now in a cool but not freezing spot. Here is my list of seeds: poppies, coreopsis, zinnia, larkspur, morning glory, tall marigolds and cleomes. TIA
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You did not kill your seeds. If cold weather killed seeds, there wouldn't be any plants in most parts of the world. All of the seeds you listed are seeds I will be putting outdoors in the next few weeks to be frozen until spring. In the spring they will pop up just fine after being out in snow and cold for months. Check out the Winter Sowing forum and you will find hundreds of folks putting there seeds outside in the freezing cold right now. |
They are seeds I store in the freezer!! Your seeds will be fine. A cool/cold and DRY environment is what you want for seed storing (unless winter sowing, of course)! |
Thank you Rosa & Nurmey, I feel so much better knowing I didn't kill my 1st babies. I visited the winter sowing forum & they agreed with you. Don't know if I'll get up the nerve to winter sow, but I might. Sure sounds interesting. I have soooo much to learn...sigh. |
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The big news of the day for LGBT Americans is President Obama's vocal support of marriage equality which he stated in an interview with ABC's Robin Roberts. After the jump, read just a select few tweets from LGBT celebs who took to the Twitter-verse with their responses to Obama.
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Artist Cathey Miller's work to be featured on ABC'S "Good Christian Belles"
Last month, Cathey Miller had a stellar showing at the Webb Art Gallery in Waxahachie. Her fun with colors and very lesbian themes never fail to delight and impress. I was fortunate to catch it on its last day. Whew! The truth is, I'm a fan of her work and excited to see her notices when a show is coming up.
But I was particularly taken aback by today's newsletter. First, she mentions she'll have work priced to sell at Saturday's For The Love of Artists event at Kettle Art.
And then, as if she's only sneaking in the info, I read this:
Be on the lookout for my 7′ tall painting of Annie Pott's character in the premiere of "GCB" on ABC this Sunday at 9 p.m. She's wearing a red dress, and is posing with her two dobermans. Campy good fun!
I had to look at it again, just to be sure I read it right. Cathey Miller's work was going to be on Good Christian Belles? And to be doubly sure, I emailed her with the simple question, "How did that happen?"
"Haha. Yeah, I got the call to bid on this from a production designer at ABC last year. I painted big oil derrick paintings for the Lone Star pilot for Fox the year before so I was on their radar," she replied. "They wanted a giant portrait in this insane turnaround time, like in 10 days, from our first meeting to dropping it at the framer. I did this in March 2011 and [GCB] was supposed to go on that fall, but they held it, I think, to piggyback on the last season of Desperate Housewives. I have a process pictures album up on Facebook fan page."
Her painting depicts Annie Potts' character Gigi Stopper. Set in Dallas, the series is based on the novel Good Christian Bitches by Kim Gatlin and premieres March 4 on ABC at 9 p.m.
Spend Thanksgiving with Lady Gaga
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After the traditional turkey and pumpkin pie have been gobbled up, the next tradition is to plop in front of the TV for the rest of the day. For music fans and little monsters, ABC will air A Very Gaga Thanksgiving which the network describes as "an intimate look inside the life of Lady Gaga as she performs, in front of a small audience, eight songs including a duet with guest Tony Bennett." As seen in the clip, she performs "Bad Romance" with what looks like a mutant sweet potato microphone.
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If you haven't decided yet on purchasing Lady Gaga's A Very Gaga Holiday EP, why not take a quick preview here. She released four tracks yesterday which perfectly coincides with Thursday's airing of A Very Gaga Thanksgiving on ABC. For Gaga, it was a rather quiet release.
These here are just snippets of the tracks but she's sounding pretty good on the Christmas tunes "White Christmas" and "Orange Colored Sky." The release also includes live versions of "You and I" and "The Edge of Glory."
Were Pan Am stews really spies? Of course
Of course some Pan Am flight attendants were working for the CIA, Miguel Flores said.
"We were the only American airline flying to Moscow everyday," he said.
Flores was a Pan Am pilot before his division was purchased by United Airlines, where he continued his career. (For complete disclosure purposes, I also share a house with him.)
He said rumors of spies working for the company were common at the airline. His comments came as we were watching this week's episode of ABC's new hit gay-show-without-any-actual-gay-characters, Pan Am.
He didn't think flight crews were diverted to fly all over Asia picking up a camera in one city to deliver in another as shown in Sunday's episode. But he does think papers were slipping in and out of the Soviet Union because, at the time, flight attendants were given little scrutiny coming and going — even at Sheremetyeva Airport in Moscow.
Not only is Pan Am a hit on TV, but it's also a hit on Cedar Springs Road. Union Jack just got in a new shipment of Pan Am flight bags that it expects to sell out immediately. And Pan Am stewardesses (they weren't flight attendants yet when Flores flew for them) are expected to be seen all over the street on Halloween this year.
ABC's 'What Would You Do?' to air gay parenting episode shot at Norma's Cafe in Farmers Branch
Looks like you may want to tune in to ABC's What Would You Do? on Friday night.
That's when the hidden-camera, ethical-dilemma series airs an episode about gay parenting shot at Norma's Cafe in Farmers Branch:
An actress hired by What Would You Do? is waiting tables at a local family style diner, Norma's Café in Farmers Branch, Texas. It's a typical busy morning for her until our actors portraying the role of a gay couple — first females, then males — dining with their children are seated in her section. As she begins to express her discomfort and probe their parenting skills, other diners begin to take notice. Will these patrons take the side of our waitress or will they defend the unconventional family?
According to ABC, the actress playing the waitress tells the gay parents, "I mean it's bad enough you're lesbians but you're also parents and they don't have a father. I think that's kind of bad. I think this is terrible. I think they need a Dad!"
ABC hasn't posted any footage from the episode but does provide us with a sneak preview of bystanders' responses to the waitress, which are surprisingly supportive of the gay parents for a city led by Timothy O'Hare:
"I've never felt so uncomfortable and so beside myself with anger. You are a horrible person and a horrible waitress, and you need to leave."
"You're the hate monster."
"This is not the place for a political debate. This is a place for you to do your job."
"You are not king. You are not God. You have no choice. You have no place to put anybody in their place."
"It's about the quality of the parents and the love that there is in the home more than it's having a mom and a dad."
What Would You Do? airs at 8 p.m. Central on Friday.
Gay University Park dad rejected by Boy Scouts says he'll appear on local newscasts tonight
Jon Langbert, the gay father who's been told he can't be a leader in his 9-year-old son's Cub Scout troop in University Park, reports that his story will be on three local TV news broadcasts tonight.
"Watch Fox (KDFW-4) at 9 and ABC (WFAA-8) and CBS (KTVT/KTXA-21) news at 10. I hope the reporters ask the Boy Scouts what they want me to tell Carter when he asks why they're saying his father is a bad role model and must stop wearing the scout shirt they gave him," Langbert said.
BYU student tells truth about why Mormons backed Prop 8; student newspaper axes letter
ABC 4 in Salt Lake City reports that a senior at Brigham Young University recently wrote a letter to the editor of the student newspaper, The Daily Universe, saying Mormons should be honest about whey they supported Prop 8. Cary Crall told the TV station that his letter was initially rejected, then turned into a full-blown op-ed, then pulled from the newspaper's website and labeled offensive:
Crall wrote that Mormons ought to be honest about the real reasons they put so much time, money and effort into passage of Prop 8. After reading the decision of the federal judge in the Prop 8 case, he concluded there is little rational basis for many of the arguments for Prop 8. So if such arguments were not the real reasons for their support, then what? "The real reason," he wrote, "is that a man who most of us believe is a prophet of God told us to support the amendment."
"If the real reason for supporting the amendment is a privately held religious opinion and belief in a prophet — that a prophet is telling us to do it — then we need to be honest about that and take the consequences," Crall told ABC 4. "I think the Mormon community owes that kind of introspection to the rest of the world for our actions in Proposition 8."
Read Crall's full letter at PoynterOnline.
ABC's 'Modern Family' premieres tonight
Arnold wanted to be sure everyone remembered tonight's premiere of Modern Family on WFAA Channel 8 tonight. Apparently it's the gayest show of the season (that's not a reality show or Cougartown) and also the funniest. The show sounds like the bizarro comedic alter ego of Brothers and Sisters but the gay characters here seem to run the show. The L.A. Times gave the new show some sweet props and describes the same-sex couple as…
…the sparkling centerpiece of the family is Mitchell (Jesse Tyler Ferguson), who, with his partner, Cameron (Eric Stonestreet), has just adopted a baby girl from Vietnam. High-strung by nature, Mitchell is suddenly torn by feeling they are too gay to raise a child — "We've got to stop having friends with names like Jacques," he says — and furious at anyone who might possibly feel the same way. Cameron, meanwhile, is content to go more Zero Mostel, in word, deed and totally fabulous silk robe, creating a naturally occurring updated version of "The Odd Couple." In the pilot, theirs are the funniest segments, particularly the introduction of the baby to the rest of the family, though Bowen and Burrell run a very close second.


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Grilled Asian Chicken on a Stick
October 5, 2013
Creating grilled recipes on the fly is half the fun of live fire cooking. Today, John from PatioDaddioBBQ.com takes some ordinary chicken thighs and gives them an Asian pop with a simple-to-make grilled chicken marinade and glaze.
The other night I had a pile of boneless-skinless chicken thighs on death row, so I thought I'd use them as an opportunity to work up a new recipe. It's nothing really fancy, just some Asian-marinated thighs grilled on skewers that I served over some fried rice and stir-fried veggies.
15 Boneless/skinless chicken thighs, trimmed of excess fat
10 skewers (I use bamboo)
1/2 cup Soy sauce
3/4 cup Pineapple juice
3/4 cup Coke classic (a natural tenderizer)
4 cloves Garlic, crushed
1 tbsp Ginger paste
1 tsp Chinese five spice
1/2 tsp Black pepper, ground fresh
1/2 tsp Red pepper flakes
1/2 cup Chili sauce (Heinz, of course)
1/3 cup Hoisin sauce
1/4 cup Rice wine vinegar
1/4 cup Pepper jelly
1/4 tsp Chinese five spice
Combine all of the marinade ingredients in a large zip-top bag, seal and shake gently to combine.
Add the chicken thighs to the bag, seal (removing the excess air) and squish the chicken around to ensure even coverage.
Put the bag in a bowl or baking dish and refrigerate for four hours.
Combine all of the glaze ingredients in a small sauce pan.
Bring the glaze just to a boil over medium heat.
Remove from the heat and set aside.
If you plan to use bamboo skewers, soak them submerged in water for at least an hour.
Prepare your grill for indirect cooking at medium-high heat (about 375*).
Remove the chicken from the marinade and drain well.
Slide three chicken thighs onto a pair of parallel skewers (about an inch apart).
Repeat with the remaining thighs.
Grill the chicken over direct heat for about two minutes, or until they are seared nicely.
Flip the skewers over and sear the other side.
Move the skewers to the indirect side of the grill and cook them until the internal temperature is 165* (about 10-15 minutes).
Brush both sides of the chicken with the glaze and quickly move them over the direct heat for a minute or so. You just want the glaze to get sticky and lightly browned.
Flip the skewers over and cook another minute.
Remove the skewers from the grill, coat them again with the glaze.
Serve and enjoy!
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Makes about 1 1/4 cups
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20 min
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Active time: 20 min Start to finish: 30 min
- 1/2 lb fresh ginger, peeled
- 1 cup vegetable oil
- Special equipment: a Japanese Benriner or other adjustable-blade slicer; a deep-fat thermometer
Cut ginger lengthwise into very thin slices with slicer, then cut slices lengthwise into very fine shreds with a sharp knife.
Heat oil in a 1-quart heavy saucepan over moderate heat until it registers 360°F on thermometer. Fry ginger in 4 batches, stirring frequently, until crisp and golden, 1 to 2 minutes per batch. Transfer with a slotted spoon or skimmer to paper towels to drain. Return oil to 360°F between batches.
Cooks' note: Frizzled ginger can be made 1 day ahead and kept, covered, at room temperature.
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Excellent graduate prospects, student satisfaction and exacting admission standards have set the School of Welsh at Cardiff ahead of its counterparts in the UK in a national survey.
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- 1 cup hot water
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- 3 cups sliced hulled strawberries (1 pound whole berries) plus additional berries for garnish
Stir first 3 ingredients in small bowl until sugar dissolves. Blend 3 cups strawberries in processor until smooth. Add sugar syrup and blend until combined.
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- Carbohydrates109 g (36%)
- Fat1 g (1%)
- Protein2 g (4%)
- Saturated Fat0 g (0%)
- Sodium8 mg (0%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber6 g (22%)
- Monounsaturated Fat0 g
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The Queue: Effortposting {WoW}
Jul 8th 2011 1:28PM They discussed this during blizzcon. They said they wanted the engineering helm to be the the helm of choice for engineers every tier.
The Queue: Effortposting {WoW}
Jul 8th 2011 11:19AM I have a question for you, only because Engineering is the best profession. What happened to being able to get tier 12 cogs to upgrade our helms? I thought the point was for the helm not to become obsolete after the first tier of content?
Know Your Lore: Tauren origins and tinfoil hats {WoW}
Jun 29th 2011 12:59PM This is my thought as well. Who ever said all the Old gods are evil? How many old gods are there? The Earthmother could have easily turned Ammunae's Earthen into tauren with her own Curse of Flesh.
We could also see a tie between faceless ones and tauren. Could Tauren be purified faceless ones?
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Jun 27th 2011 1:48PM In regards to the free WoW accounts being emailed to veterens to share with their friends, can you combine that offer with RAF somehow? Like start RAF, then use the promo then resume RAF as usual?
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Jan 5th 2011 4:10PM Yes, I understand that they are the long standing enemy, but having a genric scepter of the enemy doesnt make sense. Why not the rod of Sum'Guyz, the first Nethrezim to step foot on erader. Or Dat'Dood's scepter who was the ruler of the eradar when Archimonde and co decided to got to civil war. Even if they made something up, it would still be better than "generic scepter of one of the dozens of races of demons the draenei have been fighting for a long time"
Now if there was one scepter of all the Nathrezim. Maybe the general or king or leader or something carried THE scepter of the nathrezim, then it would have more significance. Thats what I wanted to know. Is there a THE scepter of the Natherzim or does anyone of them who fanceis an off hand get to get one from their rep vendor?
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Dec 31st 2010 11:42AM Why is the Scepter of the Nathrezim significant to draenei history? It's a scepter of the enemy but nearly as important as the other scepters to their respective races. what's up with that?
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Though company revenue announcements are often filled with fiscal-year projections, operating-income costs, and other financial mumbo jumbo, Ubisoft's first-semester report today gave news--both good and bad--that related to games.
Today's report wasn't just good for investors (Ubisoft was up 13 percent for the first half of its current fiscal year), it was also good for fans of the Ghost Recon series. The company announced Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2, which is scheduled for release in the company's fourth quarter (January-March 2007).
No details on the game, including its platforms or plot, have yet been released. The sequel's timing is a bit surprising, as the original wasn't released too long ago. Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter--which according to Ubisoft has sold more than 2.4 million copies across all platforms--was released in March 2006.
GRAW 2 isn't the only thing Ubi is prepping for gamers' springtime. Also coming by the end of March 2007 will be seven more Wii games from the publisher, including "one nonannounced new brand." With the seven previously announced Wii launch games from the company, Ubisoft expects to have 14 Wii titles in stores before April 2007.
Of course, with all this good news came a smidgen of bad tidings. With GRAW 2 sliding into Q1 2007, two games were pushed back. In a statement, the company said, "[The launch of GRAW 2] will take the place of Assassin's Creed and Brothers In Arms Hell's Highway, which will now strengthen fiscal year 2007-08," which runs from April 2007 through March 2008.
That info implies that the highly anticipated Assassin's Creed was planned for an early 2007 release, even though it was always tagged with a "TBA" release date. Hell's Highway was expected to be released in the first quarter of 2007. Both games are in development for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC.


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Wednesday, 15 February 2012 00:23 |
I had a curious experience in reading one of Glenn Greenwald's recent posts about the relentless push for war with Iran by the media. Those writers and websites have offered hundreds, even thousands, of articles over the years about the immense destructiveness of U.S. foreign policy in general, and more particularly about the devastation and chaos that would result from a criminal U.S. attack on Iran. They have also published articles about the destruction of civil liberties and the massive growth of the surveillance state. I've written many such articles myself, including many dozens about Iran and the Middle East. During this time, all the terrible problems to which we've devoted so much attention have gotten steadily worse -- and not simply worse, but much worse. How do I know this? I follow the news -- and I read the dissenting writers and the alternative websites. They tell me that all these problems become more nightmarish by the day, and they tell me (and all of us) in excruciating, lengthy detail. Thousands of articles document the gathering, worsening horrors -- and the horrors constantly grow still more horrifying. But I also agree when he says this: But if we hope to alter the course of events, even if all we can do is slow down what now seems to be a rush toward disaster on an ungraspable scale, thus to buy ourselves more time if we can, it cannot be disputed that all those articles are not enough -- and they will never be enough. And so I read the Greenwald piece looking for, hoping for, that pivot beyond the customary criticism, the laying out of evidence (which, let me add, is really all that I do here). Hoping, I suppose, that someone who commands a far larger reach than a relatively marginal site like mine or Silber's would at least reference something like the Silber idea, if only to say: "Hey, here's a thought -- why don't we try something like this?" Or "What do people think of this?" Or even, "Silber suggests this, but I have an even better idea." |


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Dimostrazione scacchistica ai Giardini a Lago di Como in una due giorni dedicata al mondo dello sport. Foto scattate con lo Zenitar Fisheye a pieno formato
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Kaos, the Area98 eyewear brand dedicated to creative spirits under 30, is continuing its conceptual journey. The theme of the new collection is Techno-game and it pays tribute to the generations at the end of the 20th century for whom video games were an integral part of a certain time of their life.
The result is a series of unique frames with a marked, well-defined personality thanks to combinations of materials and distinctive colors that are far from banal. As always, the characteristic elements of this eyewear are the details - like pieces of colored acetate set into the temples and reminiscent of a Tetris puzzle, or narrow layers of metal intertwining along the temples and intersecting the plastic to create minimalist patterns similar to those of a microchip.
Color is still the absolute star in every shade of fluo: vibrant, spicy and explosive, it appears on temples and square fronts in an original play of two-color contrasts.
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Kaos' playful and daring heart is reflected in a collection that once again breaks the mold by interpreting fashion trends in accordance with new rules that are designed to emphasize the wearer's uniqueness.


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Montreal native Tony Bianco teamed up with executive chef Enzo Addario to create Hot Tomatoe, a traditional Italian bistro boasting a menu that brims with house-made, cooked-to-order pastas, flavorful meat dishes, and full- and light-bodied Italian wines. Their regional cuisine typically integrates up to seven essential ingredients—oil, garlic, basil, tomatoes, pasta, and olives—from which Snow White's seven dwarves drew their names. In addition, the staff goes shopping for fresh ingredients three to four days a week to supplement both seasonal compositions and year-round dishes, which include veal parmigiana, filet mignon, and penne norma.
Fernanda's International Market, a treasure trove of rare ingredients and made-to-order gourmet sandwiches, bakes robust breads and fine pastries. Among a troop of hearty sandwiches, the Martorano ($8.99) stands out for its spicy temper and muscular blend of sopressata and cappacola meats. The Churchill ($8.99) loads its taste gun with Branston pickle relish and fights hunger pangs on ham-coated beaches, cheddar cheese fields, and hot mustard streets. Fernanda's also sells prepared food by the pound and hard-to-find international groceries like Thai lemon grass.
With it's staple pizza named Grandma, it's pretty clear that Carmela's Pizza & Wine Bar is steeped in familial tradition. Executive Chef Adam Fatigate expanded on the idea of his late father's Carmela's Brick Oven Pizza and Wine Bar, located in Stuart, and opened his own high-end pizzeria. Here, along with several varieties of New York?style pizzas baked on a subway rail line, Fatigate and his team create the signature Grandma's pizza, a 16-inch square, thin-crust pizza with a slightly tangy sauce and light cheese. Grandma's pizza can stay as simple as a plain cheese pie or go puttanesca-style (with olives, anchovies, and chili oil) or basil-pesto (with sun-dried tomatoes and chicken). Classic Italian dishes also populate the menu, including lasagna bolognese, veal parmesan, and seafood risotto.
While diners can carry-out food, those who stay can imbibe at Carmela's full bar, which pours 80 wines and 25 craft, imported, and domestic beers, and also whips up cocktails with its selection of 100 spirits, such as bellinis and martinis. And the restaurant also offers entertainment: guitar-violin duo Nouveaux Honkies on Tuesday, two pianists on Friday, and jazz on Saturday.
It's hard to imagine that there's a libation out there that Crown doesn't carry. With a selection that spans vineyards, distilleries, and breweries from around the world, the bottles lining each location come from both small, artisan makers and those universally famed for their grapes or techniques. Home mixologists can cull inspiration for cocktails from a selection of top-shelf-brand mixers or pair their tipple of choice with gourmet snacks, from bush-pepper macadamia nuts to dirty martini party dip. But tastings may be the most distinctive thing about Crown Wine & Spirits. Whether customers stop in to try each location's daily offerings of wine or spirits—or for special tastings that cover dozens of wines, bourbons or beers—Crown's staff makes it easy to find a new favorite or to make up to your tongue for forgetting so many of its birthdays.
Tunies' staff of wellness specialists—including a raw-food chef, a midwife, and a nutritionist—guides patrons through the more than 28,000 natural and organic products, vitamins, and supplements that line the shop's shelves. Eschewing creepy preservatives and other unknown chemicals, they instead fill stores' shelves with provisions ranging from from nut butters and apple cider vinegar to an array of omega oils. When not busy filling baskets with super-foods such as seaweed and almond milk, patrons browse remedies for digestion and the flu, as well as vitamins calibrated to strengthen eyes, kidneys, and vitamin-taking muscles. Patrons can also savor prepared foods from the shop's deli or sip freshly squeezed nectars from the juice bar.
Only twelve Penfolds ampoules exist in the world—and one resides at Star Wine & Spirits. Created by the Penfolds winemaking family, the breathtaking glass vessel was blown by internationally renowned artist Nick Mount. It contains the winemaker's 2004 Kalimna Block 42 cabernet sauvignon, suspended in a tube that's stowed safely inside another of Mount's pieces of handiwork, a cone of glass known as a plumb-bob. The ampoule bears such importance for Penfolds that one of its winemakers will travel to the buyer and open it when the time is right.
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A great addition to the new MyPlan fitted bathroom furniture range, the MyPlan 600 polymarble basin is an ideal option for both modern minimal bathrooms and busy family bathrooms. With a depth of only 450mm it is perfect for more compact bathroom areas as well as larger bathrooms, while the width of 600mm and internal height of 118mm maximises its internal washing space.
This 600mm wide bathroom sink is manufactured from polymarble, a material that is most popular in European and American bathrooms, and has a gel coat finish to maintain its shine for years to come. It can be installed on the MyPlan 600 basin unit (450 deep for 450 polymarble basins) to create a modern inset vanity unit style, or MyPlan 600 basin unit (305 deep for 450 polymarble basins) to create a vanity unit with semi inset (overhanging) design. All MyPlan furniture is available in three finishes – white, wenge and oak – offering a flexible vanity unit style to suit your personal preferences.
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its rather shallow profile means that it doesn't drain particularly well leaving toothpaste and shaving remnants in the sink. On the positive side it is a lovely looking sink.
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it can be fit in a small bathroon and it still gives you a very good size basin.
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College of Law › About the College of Law › Dean's Notes › September 2013
As we witness moderate growth in the national legal market, one practice area which is experiencing healthy market growth is energy law. The University of Tulsa College of Law will soon mark 40 years as a leader in energy and natural resources law education and policy. We are uniquely positioned to seize this growth opportunity and continue to gain recognition as a national and international leader in energy law education. I am excited to share some of the unique endeavors of our program and highlight the work of our faculty and graduates.
Strengthening relationships with energy groups - In March, in conjunction with the Institute for Energy Law (IEL), we hosted the inaugural 2013 Hartrick Symposium: Career Paths in Energy Law. The two-day symposium attracted nearly 200 students and young attorneys from across the country to hear an impressive group of panelists and moderators from industry leaders such as Shell Oil, Exxon Mobil Corporation, Van Dyke Energy, Chesapeake Energy, Chevron, Baker & McKenzie, and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. More than 30 experts came together to discuss their careers as traditional oil and gas lawyers, landmen, in-house general counsel, regulators, and private contractors.
Celebrating distinguished program partner - On the eve of the Hartrick Symposium, we honored a dear member of the TU College of Law community, Judge Joseph W. Morris, with the inaugural Award for Distinguished Service in Energy Law. Alumnus Curtis Frasier ('81), conference co-chair and Executive Vice President for Shell Oil, presented Judge Morris with the award. Judge Morris has been a shareholder at the law firm GableGotwals since 1984. Prior to joining GableGotwals, Morris was United States District Court Chief Judge for the Eastern District of Oklahoma, Vice President and General Counsel of Shell Oil Company, General Counsel of Amerada Petroleum Corporation and Dean of The University of Tulsa College of Law. Judge Morris currently teaches arbitration law at TU and serves on my Dean's Advisory Board.
Hosting a conference with a prominent national firm - Washington, DC energy law firm, Mogel & Sweet, co-sponsored with TU College of Law a conference in April on the second Obama administration's energy policies. I was delighted that the Price and Turpen Courtroom was filled to capacity with leading energy practitioners, as well as representatives from industry, and state, federal, and Indian governments. Bill Mogel chaired the conference and spoke on the status of LNG exports and the administration's energy policy. Mark Haedicke, also of Mogel & Sweet, presented on energy contracts in the wake of Dodd-Frank. Other panelists included Jeff Wright, FERC's Director of Energy Projects; Berne Mosley, president of Energy Projects Consulting; and TU Law Professor Marla Mansfield. Professor Robert Butkin deserves much credit for bringing Mogel & Sweet to Tulsa for this timely event.
Professors and alumnus contributing to US Supreme Court water law case - TU Law played a prominent role in the US Supreme Court case of Tarrant Regional Water District v. Herrmann, which involved the Red River Compact between Texas and Oklahoma, decided on June 13, 2013. TU Law Professor Gary Allison and alumnus Kevin Patrick represented Tarrant Regional Water District in its case against Oklahoma. Both parties cited Professor Marguerite Chapman's article, Where East Meets West in Water Law: The Formulation of an Interstate Compact to Address the Diverse Problems of the Red River Basin, 38 Okla. L. Rev. 1 (1985), and Professor Chapman contributed to a significant amicus brief in the case.
Extending Energy Law Training Beyond Lawyers - This fall, we welcome the inaugural class for our Masters of Jurisprudence in Energy Law (MJEL). While several law schools offer specialized curriculum in energy law for lawyers, the MJEL is available to all professionals, not merely lawyers, who would benefit from a foundation in energy law. This program – available exclusively online – is the first of its kind. More information about this unique program can be found at utulsa.edu/law/MJEL.
Expanding Energy Law Training Beyond the US - Also this fall, TU College of Law welcomes a global cohort of lawyers for its 2014 LLM class. These foreign lawyers sought out TU for graduate legal education because of the high caliber of our energy law curriculum. The LLM program's size has doubled over the last year, yet will provide personalized attention in a small, selective class setting. We have also signed cooperative agreements with two leading Chinese universities with energy and environmental expertise, and with one of the preeminent law schools in India. As part of the program, we are honored to host two visiting scholars from China University of Geosciences with experience teaching natural resources and environmental law.
I look forward to keeping you posted on the advancements in our energy program and other developments. I hope your summer was productive and peaceful. I wish you a terrific start to the academic year. Janet K. LevitDean and Dean John Rogers Endowed ChairThe University of Tulsa College of Law


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We break briefly from the endless stream of draft rumor mongering for some Victor Cruz rumor mongering.
The Giants need to pay Cruz like a No. 1 wide receiver, because not doing that could lead to their offense playing without its top receiver this fall. That, in turn, will lead to losing.
Cruz, a restricted free agent who was given a first-round tender nobody bit on, reportedly wants to be paid something in the neighborhood of $11 million annually. That's top wideout cash, and although given his drastic sway in receiving yardage between 2011 and 2012 (he had 444 fewer yards this past season) there's some dispute as to whether or not he's elite or just really good, he still deserves to be paid top dog dough.
Or at least something in the vicinity of it, yet the Giants' offer was stuck at $7 million annually for a long time. Now that's reportedly changed.
Yesterday the New York Daily News reported that the offer currently on the imaginary table in front of Cruz sits at $8 million annually, and it contains between $15-18 million in guaranteed money. That's swell, but it's still a fair distance from Mike Wallace money. In fact, it's in a whole different area code that's located on an entirely different stratosphere.
Wallace will average $12 million annually over the life of his new contract with the Dolphins, yet he's the same age as Cruz, and he's coming off a season in which he had only 838 receiving yards. You'll say that was a product of the Steelers' offense shifting elsewhere, and you may not be wrong. But then I'll point to Vincent Jackson, who's three years older, and a year ago he was given a contract that paid him $11 million annually, despite being only a year removed from playing just five games and accumulating several layers of rust.
Or more recently we could use Dwayne Bowe as a barometer. The Chiefs are now set to pay him just over $11 million annually too after he was re-signed last month, and over the last two years he has 1,960 receiving yards to Cruz's 2,628.
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