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Eves-dropping on a conversation at a local restaurant between two business people who work for a leading retailer recently, I heard a phrase used I have been hearing with increasing frequency in political discussions, friends bantering, and even on the television shows like, "Maury, Steve Wilkos, and Bill Cunningham." The phrase that seems to be gaining […] [Read More]
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Here it is the fourth quarter of the year and a good number of sales people, sales executives, and managers are hoping to have a strong end to the year. Almost analogous to the jockey applying the whip to a racing thoroughbred when in sight of the finish line to win the race, now is […] [Read More]
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An Overview of Epivir (3TC, Lamivudine)...include severe abdominal or stomach pain, or feeling of fullness; nausea; tingling, burning, numbness, or pain in the hands, arms, feet, or legs; and vomiting. Individuals should tell a doctor if they have any of these side effects.Other side... Read more »
An Overview of Combivir (AZT/3TC)...lamivudine/zidovudine can cause some unwanted effects. Serious side effects of this medicine include burning, tingling, or pain in the hands, arms, feet, or legs; chills; ear, nose, or throat problems; fever; muscle aches; nausea; pale skin;... Read more »
Stavudine (Zerit)...and blood chemistry. See Fact Sheet 553 for more information. Stavudine is strongly linked to the loss of fat in the legs, arms and face. Lactic acidosis is a buildup of lactic acid in the blood. This is a by-product of abnormal energy... Read more »
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Posted by sunkyst, 3 Replies...started getting achy muscles, as though I'd been working out in the gym, even though I hadn't been and tingling in my legs, arms and fingers. Some of my lymph nodes appear to be sllightly swollen and I have been getting some night sweats, not... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies...he had any diseases, and ofcourse said no. About 2 weeks later, I began having tingling in my feet, and today its now in my arms and legs. August 2nd, I had an STD panel and an HIV test. The ELISA came back negative, this was apporx 6 weeks post... Read more »
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EMCORE Announces 3G HD-SDI Module Addition to Optiva® Platform Product Line
ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico, September 8, 2008. EMCORE Corporation (NASDAQ: EMKR), a leading provider of compound semiconductor-based components and subsystems for the video, broadband, fiber optic, satellite, and terrestrial solar power markets, today announced the addition of SMPTE 424M and 425M compliant 3 Gb/s HD-SDI modules to the Optiva® video transport product line.
Each Optiva® OTP-1HDP module transmits two independent 3G video signals. With this signal density, up to thirty (30) 424M compliant video signals may be transmitted through a single 3RU 19â? chassis. In addition to full 1080p, 50/60 Hz SMPTE 424M compliant video, the well-established SMPTE 292M and 259M, HD-SDI and SDI video broadcast formats are auto-detected and broadcast as well. Optiva® was designed to maintain quality uncompressed signal. Switching and multicasting the OTS-1HDP over the OptiLinx® Switching Platform is quick and simple, making this solution perfect for digital cinema and video signal intensive production facilities.
âEmcoreâs OTP-1HDP product line, utilizing previously acquired Opticomm technology, is a high performance, next generation, complete solution for transmitting 3G HD-SDI broadcast video over long or short fiber distances on a single wavelength. Over the next several years, major broadcasters are expected to migrate both fixed production facilities and their mobile O/B facilities to 3G HD, preserving full 1080p throughout the entire production and post-production processâ?, said Henok Tafese, Director of Business Development of Emcore Broadband. âThe desire to produce high definition content at 12-bit color depths and to provide support for RâGâBâ and 4:4:4:4 processing, is also driving these higher bandwidth requirements.â?
The OTP-1HDP is offered in a standard Optiva® insert card form factor. These cards fit easily into the Optiva® 1RU and 3RU 19â? rack mount enclosures, or stand-alone desktop enclosures. The 1RU and 3RU rack mount enclosures accommodate up to 4 and 16 insert cards, respectively. The desktop enclosures hold 1, 2, or 4 cards, creating compact, mountable, stand-alone systems. The insert cards are hot-swappable and can be used in any enclosure, providing for future flexibility. Each housing unit operates with an appropriate power supply, and modules are compatible with the OptivaView® SNMP Management Suite.
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We all shine a light and that light symbolizes God's love. We all possess the power in helping others shine their light for the good of mankind.
Scripture: Job 33:28, Romans 13:12, Isaiah 42:16
This video demonstrates what it means to be a disciple of Christ. As Christians can make a difference in the world. God can work through us to change lives.
Scripture: James 1:19, Numbers 15:2-4:2, John 6:45
Tags: Discipleship, Evangelism, Love As Jesus, Hurting World, Listening, [more]
We as Christians shouldn't just think about being a light in the world, but actually be a light in the world. This light hearted video demonstrates the "what ifs" in life and shows how we as Christians can share God's love. Can be used as a welcome, invite, or evangelizing video.
Scripture: Matthew 5:16, Matthew 5:14
Tags: Knowing God's Will, Hope, Invitation, Sin, Forgiveness, [more]
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It's Halloween again, the much debated yearly celebration. Some of us enjoy the day, while others would rather lock our doors and turn off the porch light. No matter your opinion, the fact is, more people will come to your door on October 31st than any other night of the year. What a great opportunity to be Christ to your community. Greet people, offer them something warm to drink, shake hands, offer a smile. But, whatever you do, don't be THAT house. Keep your porch light on, welcome people and be a light to your community.
Scripture: Ephesians 5:8-5:9, Psalms 36:9, 2 Samuel 22:29
Tags: Halloween, Outreach, Light In Darkness, Fall Festival, Evangelism, [more]
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We were once sinners. Before He came, we faced condemnation. But we have been offered another way. Overcoming sin and death, he became our shelter and our strength. The darkness came but so did the light. Experience Easter like never before in this visually stimulating and immersive minimovie.
Scripture: Romans 5:8, Matthew 28:6-28:7, Mark 16:6
Even in our darkest times, when it seems like God is silent, He is still working for our good. For out of the darkness of that silent night, Hope was born! Perfect for any Christmas or Christmas Eve service, based on scripture from Matthew 4:16 and Romans 8:28.
Scripture: Matthew 4:16, Romans 8:28
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The good news of the gospel is that we are no longer slaves to sin and death. Contains excerpts from the book "King's Cross" by Timothy Keller.
Scripture: Matthew 24:14, Romans 1:16, Romans 6:20
Tags: Changed Life, Gospel, Evangelism, Spiritual Freedom, Repentance, [more]
God has always shown up in the most unlikely places. Jesus' life was the greatest example of that. Perfect for Easter or any moment in your services that want to convey the impact of Jesus. This is the video your congregation will be talking about a long time after your service is over!
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Jesus is the Light of the World. "The Light" is a visual representation of that truth found in John 8:12. The light changes everything!
Scripture: John 8:12, John 1:1-1:9, Psalms 119:105
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A Love that Heals: Letting God's Love Give You Hope in Times of Grief - eBook
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Love is a simple but powerful word, and A Love that Heals is written from the heart of a Grammy Award-nominated singer and songwriter, Angie Winans, after the devastating loss of her brother Ronald. Everyone handles grief differently, but Angie outlines common principles that will help any grieving heart understand that the love of God provides true resolution.
The same love that causes so much pain in loss is also the same love that can heal, so long as readers let it. Angie's account of her personal journey provides a voice readers can identify with as they struggle through the difficult aftermath of death. Angie uncovers the many facets of love, including celebration, hope, and healing power. Even for readers who feel like their heart will never beat again, Angie's message provides comfort and hope.
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Sneak Peek! Target GO International Private Label Summer Collection
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Target is on fire, and there are no firefighters around to put out the flames! As a follow-up to its first in-house Target GO International Private Label Spring collection, the company has come out with a Summer collection set to hit stores June 29. The collection of bikinis, one-shoulder ruffled tops, volume-sleeve tunics, and floral-print rompers will set you back a mere $14.99 to $44.99. Layering continues to be a significant trend. I don't know about you, but I'm digging all the vibrant floral patterns. What a fresh interpretation of the moody floral trend.
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denimdiva 6 years
I love florals!! Target here I come!
Greentea1203 6 years
Too floraly and frilly for me. I loved the gray and neon yellow dress from the last collection, though!
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Ewww hot mess.
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Ewww hot mess.
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With the exception of the dresses in #7 and #15, I don't like this collection at all.
orangeflowers 6 years
I agree, I'm liking this collection better than the current one. I think I will be buying the purple and the floral printed dresses.
angelinemarie 6 years
hmm, gonna have to get one of those skirts!
tay22414 6 years
this is a really cute collection. a lot of the pieces hark back to luella's SS08 line. i think whowhatweardaily.com did a story on luella not too long ago... these pieces seem to fit perfectly into this season! can't wait to buy!
carhornsinapril 6 years
everything is so short. i'd never be able to wear it, i'm too tall!
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Very cute! I will definitely be buying a few of these. My fave is the floral pleated mini.
fantome14 6 years
Oh, that's way better than either the last private label collection or the Rogan stuff. That blue ruffled dress is darling!
hanako66 6 years
Love it! This is much more my style than the last GO collection - very feminine. I spy several items that I will buy.
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Odds to Win World Cup: +750
From the 1978 World Cup to the "Hand of God," Argentine soccer has always been right up there with Brazilian soccer for bragging rights in South America. Once again, Argentina should be in for a strong showing in South Africa in the '10 World Cup.
Round 1 Schedule
Argentina vs. Nigeria (June 12th, 10:00 AM ET, Johannesburg)
Argentina vs. Korea Republic (June 17th, 7:30 AM ET, Johannesburg)
Greece vs. Argentina (June 22nd, 2:30 PM ET, Polokwane)
All Odds for 2010 World Cup from Brobury Sports
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Argentina -225
Greece +700
Nigeria +400
Korea Republic +900
Odds to Advance Group B
Argentina -900
Greece +160
Nigeria -120
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I've watched all of both series (will probably get them on disk at some point).
I also was not so fond of the Angel character in BtVS (it was like a creepy older guy hitting on a high school girl. It felt desperate and kinda pathetic (but when he went evil, I sat up and took notice)), but I very much enjoyed the Angel series. So much so, in fact, that going back to watch BtVS afterwards, I didn't like BtVS as much (it was sillier and more flippant, Angel was darker and that was my thing at the time). Great ensemble cast once they brought in Wesley, Gunn, Fred, and Lorn/the Host.
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What makes tomato sweet?
Does P and K influence sweetness? My tomatoes were just a bit more tart compare to same tomatoes- grown from my seedlings- by other people. Am wondering how much influence -which minerals give to add to the sweetness.
The primary determinate of sweetness for a given variety are the GENES that it has.
Beyond that you'll find all kinds of opinions of what makes for sweetness and most of the links below don't even mention the most important one, which are the genes.
So in some of the links below you'll find using organic fertilizer, certain chemicals, and on and on and on caninfluence sweetness.
Expression of genes can also be variable, since one relys on photosynthesis to make the energy compounds that allow for good gene synthesis of proteins that are involved in making the various sugars found in fruits, and if the sun doesn't shine, less energy compounds made, well, you get the picture..
My own philosophy is if you grow a variety under your conditions, your soil or container mix,using what amendments you use, and if so when and how much, what the weather is in any given season, and many more variables, and you grow it at least TWICE, if someone else said it was sweet for them and it wasn't for you, then.
......... switch to a different variety. ( smile)
Here is a link that might be useful: What makes tomatoes sweet
And I forgot something really Important, and that's that TASTE is both perceptual and personal, meaning not all taste fruits the same, and there's even a human genetic factor involved.
I used to do lots of taste testings for others and I supplied ALL the fruits, and one person would say, this one is so sweet, and another person tasting the SAME fruits would say too bland, or too aggressive.
So don't forget the variable of taste being perceptual and personal. What I might praise highly, someone else would have a completely different opinion.
My first question would be why you think P and K are the thing to focus on?
I can think of at least 20 factors - genetics aside - that can affect the flavor of a fruit. Even the flavor of 2 fruit from the same plant eaten on the same day much less fruit from different gardens.
That these plants were all your seedlings isn't relevant. With the same variety, a seedling is a seedling is a seedling.
Clearly if one knows for a fact that their soil's P and/or K is out of whack then it should be fixed. But an insufficiency of them is rare.
The value of "taste" as an evaluating tool is nil. As Carolyn said, it is totally subjective. It changes from hour to hour in the same mouth depending on the moisture level in the mouth and what the taste buds were last exposed to. It is a wild variable that cannot be stabilized or controlled except in lab conditions. So making comparisons based on it, much less lasting decisions based on it, are really pointless.
My best results have been from doing everything I can to improve growing conditions. This means adding HUGE amounts of organics to the soil, keeping diseases under control, and ensuring maximum sunlight. Genetics still has the most to do with getting sweet tomatoes.
I have this saved from Keith Mueller from a 11 years ago.
I spent several summers taking brix measurements in replicated tomato plots. I probably have the notes around somewhere. Most where breeding lines though some were heirlooms.
BUT from that:
In the hot drier summer brix went up in all varieties.
Going back to the original question, I find that (when possible) cutting back on watering when the majority of fruit are ripening intensifies flavor/sugars. Melons do this too, its one of the reasons I personally dislike plastic mulch.
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(Sun Gold->Sugar->Sweet Chelsea->Green Grape)
being the sweetest
I had one sungold reading that was a 12 (highest reading that year). Most sungolds where around 8-11.
Sugar didnt have any 12 but had less of a range 9-11, with most being up around 10.5
green grapes were 8-9
most other cherries were 5-8
I dont recall the larger fruited varieties values.
Unless a tomato is taken to a laboratory and its sugar contents measured in most cases it is a "perceptive" thing, as Carolyn said. Obviously gene is the most powerful determining factor. Climate, sunshine, amount of water/rain are other influences.
Then again, this reminds me of Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels. It is all relative.
Lindalana, how does the size of your tomato plants that were more tart compare to those of other people that were sweeter? Did yours have fewer leaves or did your leaves suffer from disease stress?
The reason for my question is because I think the sweetness of a tomato will depend on the amount of sugar that the leaves provide through photosynthesis. Fewer leaves, less sugar.
I find my tomatoes don't get really sweet until later in the season when the plants are at their peak with lots of leaves.
I encourage early fruit when the plants are small, using cold treatment, since I have a fairly short season. These early fruits never get all that sweet.
At the end of the season, once disease strips most of the leaves off of a plant, the resulting tomato is noticeably less sweet.
BriAnDaren, you might be onto something as I did have pretty bad septoria this year so lots of leaves clean up happened.
So general consensus seems to be as fusion power says- improve growing conditions as much as one can by providing huge organic component to soil, keep away from disease and ensuring plenty of sunlight. Rest of it just genes and personal taste. Sounds pretty simple but not easy! LOL
Tomatoes accumulate sucrose which is produced in the leaves via a complex series of steps starting with water and carbon dioxide from the air. Vacuolar invertase breaks the sucrose down into glucose and fructose for further metabolism. Variations in the gene that produces vacuolar invertase and a few others associated with it result in sucrose accumulation in the fruit. LA4104 from TGRC has a variant of this gene that causes more sucrose to accumulate in the fruit.
If you want to have sweet flavor, you have to go back to plant health to ensure the leaves have everything needed to produce sugar in the first place. Once it is produced, it must be readily transported to the fruit. Once in the fruit, it has to be stored instead of being metabilized for fruit growth. That means a LOT of genes are involved in the processes and therefore there is a LOT of room for genetic selection.
With that said, get some Crnkovic Yugoslavian seed and see what you think.
Yes, lots of steps and enzymes involved, but none of that can happen unless photosynthesis produces the energy compounds ATP and GTP which are necessary to faciliate those reactions and end products.
So IMO conditions that lead to the most efficient photosythesis are the most important.
I still say that taste is in the mouth of the one tasting fruits and taste is perceptual and personal and depends on many other variables.
I can taste variety A and think it's sweet but another person can taste it and say it's a spitter.
BRIX levels measure soluble sugars, all of them,not just sucrose.
Crnkovic Yugoslavian? Yes, a variety I introduced by first listing it in the SSE YEarbook. From a fellow faculty member Yasha Crnkovic. And I've grown it a lot. Is it the sweetest variety I've ever tasted? I don't think so but it's a great variety IMO as well.


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Wednesday, March 25th
Doors at 7:30pm, talks start at 8pm
Littlefield, 622 Degraw Street in Gowanus
Each month, the Masters of Social Gastronomy (Sarah of Four Pounds Flour and the Brainery's Soma) take on the history and science behind some of your favorite edibles. Up this month: the world's strangest (and most expensive) edibles.
One man's delicacy is another man's nightmare! Uncover the oddball background of the world's priciest coffee, and what a jungle cat has to do with your mild roast. If mammals sound passé, you might try bird's nest soup, a Chinese delicacy that's anything but a cluster of twigs.
Mankind has always loved strong scents and powerful flavors, but sometimes goes to questionable lengths to obtain them. Flavoring from a deer's butt, anyone? Or the almost-mythical ambergris, a mass of squid beaks and fecal matter from inside a whale's intestines, considered one of the most valuable substances by the ounce on the planet? Hear harrowing tales of aromatic animal extracts, in high demand as dessert flavorings from the medieval era through the 19th century.
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The Chinese New Year starts tomorrow, so in celebration I thought it would be fun to make a vintage recipe for Chinese New Year Cookies. It's too bad these cookies look like poop.
This recipe come from the same vintage collection as my Moose Milk recipe, and caught my eye because I had never seen a Chinese New Year-themed confection in an otherwise anglo recipe collection. What makes these cookied Chinese-ish is the inclusion of Chinese noodles: crispy fried rice noodles, like the kind you get with a take-out order of wonton soup. I can't even begin to answer the question of whether or not these noodles are authentic in any way, fully Americanized, or some combination thereof. It seems that they're such a niche aspect of Chinese take-out that no one has ever bothered to wonder before. Anyone out there have a clue?
Chinese New Years Cookies
Written by B. Allen. From a recipes collection dating between the 1960s-1990s.
1 pkg (6oz) Semi sweet chocolate chips
1 pkg (6oz) Caramels
1 can (3oz) Chinese noodles
1 can or jar (7-8 oz) Peanuts
Makes 2-4 dozen.
This entire recipe was a hot mess from start to finish. Something was off about the texture–when the chocolate and caramel melted together, it was so thick. My friend Pat and I got into a long debate about whether or not it was the qaulity of the caramels, or if I had used too many in proportion to the chocolate, but the point is moot because nothing will stop these cookies from looking like tiny piles of poo.
They also taste like tootsie rolls with Chinese noodles jammed up inside them.
Enjoy the New Year, instead, with some of those strawberry candies. Those are great.]]>
I've got another post up on Etsy, this time with my friend Jessica Reed, a historic cake connoisseur. We tried a particularly unique cake:
"Perfume Cake was a sort of sport…invented by our daring big sister and eaten with a certain delightsome awe by all who knew its secret, which was after all a simple one, merely that of substituting a few drops of Mother's best perfume for the usual vanilla or almond extract."
Find out the results here!]]>
If you live anywhere in the Northeast (or those other places that always get snow and don't freak out) you probably have a lot of snow outside right now. So here's what you can do with it: make a magical boozey punch that you chill in a snow drift.
Every now and again, a reader will send me something. A little book, or recipe, or what-have-you they've stumbled upon. Reader Bonnie Belza sent me a binder of vintage recipes picked up at an estate sale in Arizona, stuffed with handwritten notebook papers and newspaper clippings dating between 1966-1998. The collections' compiler, Anne, asked friends and family for recipes, and they would sign and date their contribtions: Bette Hartnett's Southern Pecan Pie, 1970; Mrs. Steven's Ginger Snaps; Aunt Grace's Date Nut Loaf. Sometimes, the recipes would come attached to letters and notes, which also went into the recipe binder. The book is not just a collection of desserts, but sampling of Anne's community.
More recent newspaper clippings confirm that Anne lived with her husband Manolo in Arizona, but I suspect they may have retired there from the Midwest. Ethnic treats like kolaches, and dishes of Swedish descent, are also tucked in the book's pages indicating they may have come from colder climates. And then there's the recipe for Moosemilk: on a type-written page, in a fancy font (in the era of electric typewrites, you could change the font!), dated only "friday," a young woman named Lynne writes to Anne and Manolo about her new baby boy, Mark Oliver Mabry: "John loved the Oliver part but everyone thought it was such an odd name that he hated to name him that so we just used it for a middle name." On the back, she included two recipes for punch, one of them a rum and ice cream concoction called Moose Milk that she instructs to "Cover and refrigerate and leave covered in a snow bank for several hours or overnight."
Moose Milk is an old term in Canada for hooch: unfiltered moonshine that came out cloudy. The term dates back to the early 1900s (source). But this moosemilk is a sweet, mixed punch and seems similar to the sort of punches that evolved in the 1950s. I can't find much dependable history as to its origins, but it seems to have some sort of association with the Canadian Airforce.
Variations of the recipe contain Kahlua (which sounds delicious but I didn't have any on hand) and maple syrup. I did have a jar of my mother's homemade dark maple syrup, so I decided to substitute it for the 2-3 tablespoons of confectioners sugar recommended in my recipe.
Adapted from a typewritten letter, c. 1975
2 eggs, room temperature
2-3 tablespoons confectioners syrup or dark (grade b) maple syrup
1 pint (2 cups) vanilla ice cream, softened (get the good stuff)
1 quart (4 cups) whole milk
1 pint (2 cups) dark rum (I used Black Seal, but Meyer's would do you just fine.)
Alternately, you could make this recipe in the morning and reveal it in the evening for a party. I made mine in the evening as a massive snowstorm rolled through New York, and nestled it into the snow of my apartment building's back yard. When the bowl of ice cream and booze was all tucked in, I waved good bye, went inside, and waited for the magic to happen.
In the end, New York City didn't get as much snow as expected: about a foot in my part of Queens. But somehow, I managed to put the bowl of Moose Milk in the middle of a three foot snow drift. My husband and I dug it out around noon, after it had been in the snow about 18 hours.
When I brought it in, and scissored through the tin foil covering, I was shocked to find ¾ of the contents missing. My first thought, naturally, was "What kind of sorcery is this!" Upon closer inspection, I found a fairly large, but barely imperceptible crack in the bottom of the bowl. Luckily, there was still enough punch left for several glasses.
Overnight, the punch had separated: a delightful, creamy froth had risen to the top, ready to be spooned on top of Moose Milks helpings. Most importantly, the drink had mellowed. When I tasted it right after mixing, all I could tasted was the rum. After many hours in the snow, it was still strong, but the bite of the alcohol had relaxed just enough. I garnished each glass with powdered vanilla, which was just the bump this drink needed. (although I got mine from a collegue, here's something similar). Creamy, vanilla, goodness.
Moosemilk! If you've got some snow outside, harness the weather to make you a drink, instead of taking up precious refrigerator space. Invite a few neighbors to share it with, or perhaps it's just for you and your partner, while you binge watch The Wire.]]>
Masters of Social Gastronomy: The History of Aphrodisiacs and Poisons
Wednesday, January 28th.
Doors at 7:30pm, talks start at 8pm
Littlefield, 622 Degraw Street in Gowanus
The Masters of Social Gastronomy take on curious food topics and break down the history, science, and stories behind them. This month, we're getting reading for Valentine's Day!
Every culture has a long history of aphrodisiacs – love-inducing and libido-promoting foods, ranging from the commonplace to the esoteric. Is chocolate the rightful king of Valentines Day, or could we do better with a tiger's unmentionables? Let's trace the history of these foxy foods and see what science has to say about their amorous assertions.
First comes loves, then comes marriage, then comes a little bit of rat poison in their coffee cup. When love goes wrong, out comes the Victorian obsession with female poisoners: delicate and seductive, these ladies made headlines in the age of yellow journalism for offing their lovers with poisoned food. Come hear their stories and…hey, does this taste like almonds to you? RSVP HERE.]]>
I recently appeared on the new network Arise, on the New York based show Arise and Shine with Rain Pryor and Priya Sridhar. We chatted about my blog, my methodology, and my upcoming book; then I demonstrated Reuben's Apple Pancake! Apples are covered in pancake batter, the fried in butter in sugar to give it a crispy and gooey caramelized crust. I impressively flipped it, and made a little mess but not a big one, and it turned out beautiful and delicious.
And you can watch it all above, and get the recipe here.]]>
For five years as a historic reenactor, I could never escape the year 1848. I've got a piece up on the Lapham's Quarterly blog about my past in a living history museum and the strange experience of living life in two timelines.
Our year was 1848. Several historic houses had been moved from northeast Ohio and arranged around a village green: this was our fake town. Visitors were free to roam the site, spending as little or as much time as they choose interacting with its townspeople. A family was cast in each house, and I "lived" with an older brother and sister, an Irish maid, and my mother—in this case played by my actual mother, one of the museum's middle managers, who had decided when I turned seventeen that I was too old to sit on my ass over summer vacation. From June through August I spent more waking hours of my life in the nineteenth century than I did in the modern day.
Read more here.]]>
Sarah covers the history of Chinese take out, whisking you away on a tour of Chinatown a century ago, where chop suey houses served entrees considered exotic by droves of hungry New Yorkers. Soma reveals the stories behind our modern American Chinese food experience, from the man behind General Tso's to who put the magic in your fortune cookie.]]>
I've got a post up on Etsy on the bizarre and surprising history of the Christmas tradition of the gingerbread house. Go read it here, and then come back, because I've got some unanswered questions I need help with.
Ok, have you read it? You're back? Here's what I want to know:
1. Why was Hansel and Gretel associated with Christmas? The story has had a strong Christmas association since the 19th century that continues to this very day–the opera is currently playing in New York City. My guess is because it's a story that warns against holiday over indulgence, but still has a happy ending, so it's not too much of a bummer.
2. Why did gingerbread house making get so popular in America in the mid-20th century? Seriously, mentions of gingerbread houses explode in newspaper and magazines, and that's when all the ephemera and gingerbread kits date from. Four Pounds Flour superfan Tammy suggested that perhaps it's because of color photography: all those women's magazine could now publish inspiring color photo spreads of gingerbread houses. From researching similar trends, I'. leaning towards a single celebrity, event, or important article that sparked the craze, but I haven't tracked down this significant occasion. My mom built her gingerbread house in the early 1970s, and only rememebers doing it because every else was.
So what do you think? I'd love your thoughts.
Oh! And if anyone out there reads Fraktur, old-school German script, I also came across Das Lebkuchenhaus, a German history of gingerbread houses, written in 1872 just after German unification. I don't read German, so I'd love more information about this book, but from friends who read modern German, they've gleaned it's very nationalistic and fantastical. You can read it here, if you're able and interested.
And if you enjoyed this post, you can check out the rest of my Kitchen History posts, on all kinds of interesting objects, here!]]>
Sarah tells you the real history of Thanksgiving, with historic recipes and the stories behind your favorite side dishes! Soma's gonna help you cook your turkey right! Plus: why you should serve eels this year, and what's spatchcock?]]>


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Historical Traveler Reviews Washington Jefferson Hotel New York City
How Small Was it?
The old vaudeville joke says it best...the room was so small I had to go outside to change my mind. I'm glad I'm not overweight otherwise this could have been a miserable experience. "Bathroom" is a misnomer as it is actually a closet with a stand-up shower, a toilet, and a small sink. Having said all that, the room was clean and neat with sleek, modern fixtures and furnishings. It was obvious that a recent renovation had taken place. The location is great especially if you're a theater devotee and the price was right at $109 for a single room with one twin-bed. The other reviewers mentioned the slow, creaky elevator which I think is run by a hamster on a treadmill but, luckily, I was on the 3rd floor so I walked up and down much faster than the elevator would have taken me. Would I return?...Yes, but only if I were traveling alone - and haven't gone off my diet.
Nice Hotel Good location
Stayed at the hotel at the beginning of June in room 481. The room was small, but pleasent. I encountered none of the problems I saw in other reviews. The hotel was a little noisy but nothing particularly bad. The noise probably had more to do with the placement of the room. I was close to the elevator and thus all the traffic passed my door. I could also here the shower next door. The elevator is a little small and slow. But with only six floors the wait was not a big deal, usually just took the stairs going down anyway. The staff was helpful. Saw a lot of airline crews staying at the hotel. In my experience this is usually a good sign. The hotel's location is great. I would reccomend this hotel. I would also stay at this hotel again.
Watch out for cheap internet prices
I was looking for a good hotel deal in midtown over a recent holiday weekend. I took the $129 internet deal advertised at the WJ Hotel. This hotel is in a great location -- a short walk to the theater district, and only 1 block from the subway. The only good things I can say about the room we got was that it had a nice firm bed, and real down comforter. From the moment we arrived we encountered problems:* employees were on strike -- there was no picket line to cross, but we were handed a leaflet explaining the situation. In retrospect, I wish I had listened to the striking employees and gone elsewhere* registration line was long and slow moving -- only 1 clerk* elevator was old, creaky, and very slow* advertised room was tiny -- about 8x12 feet. This was known as the "Deluxe Room". Since it contained a queen sized bed, a desk, chair, night table, and a small armoire, there was almost no room to maneuver. In order to open my suitcase, I had to either lay it on the bed, or block the access to the bathroom.* the room had an old style radiator. This leaked hot water all day/night, wetting the carpet for quite an area around. I didn't realize this till I walked barefoot on my way to bed. It was too late at night to complain, so I simply put the wastebasket there to collect the water.* the bathroom was postage stamp size -- about 4x8 feet. It felt as cramped as an airline toilet. For some reason they put a phone on the opposite wall from the toilet. Every time we went in/out of the bathroom we knocked the phone off the receiver. It was a very cramped space.* the bathroom was also unheated. This made it doubly unpleasant to use this facility (NYC was having a cold spell at the time -- temperatures in the single digits Fahrenheit).* the exercise facility was OK. I used it at 6 AM and turned on the radio -- they actually had a nice sound system with this. It wasn't very loud, but apparently the walls are thin. At about 6:10, an employee came in and said that a guest complained about the radio.* They had very nice decent sized rooms for higher prices.* Conclusion -- be very careful about internet specials. I had no idea that a hotel room could be so small and still charge $129 a night.
Not Impressed
An Interesting Experience....I was trapped for 6 nights. The warm greeting of a 12foot inflatable Rat outside the Hotel, and The Hotel's workers on Strike, and the chants of "SHAME ON YOU" as I entered the Hotel gave me that special New York City Welcome. 1st Room of this self-claimed 4 Star Hotel, was in the "Unrennovated" (which is 1 star) side of the hotel. Now how can I describe small, hmmm ok the Bathroom was bigger than the room. I asked for an Upgrade to a Delux Room, which apperantly this room can not do. But they did offer me a larger (a joke) room which gave me a first class view and great hearing from 7am-11pm of the Striking Workers. The staff are as helpful as an ice cream scoop in the Sahara Desert. The Strikers outside are persistant, noisy and extremely rude. I shall not be going back!!
Good Bargain
I stayed at this hotel over Christmas and despite the somewhat indifferent attitude of the front desk staff, found the location and facilities to be much like a mini "W Hotel". The rooms are quite small even by New York standards, but the furnishings and bathrooms and above average and the location is great for taking advantage of Broadway theater and the new restaurant scene of Hell's Kitchen. I'd stay again
Don't Expect Too Much
If you like staying in a room the size of a postage stamp, this one is for you. The first room was so small that we could not open our two suitcases and walk in the room. We moved to a second room that had about 6 extra inches for walking space. The rooms were clean. I won't be back.
'Guaranteed' reservation is a no-show!!
On June 4, 2002 I made reservations for December 6-7 at the Washington-Jefferson, guaranteeing the room by credit card. When I showed up to check in (after driving 9 hours), I was told "there's a problem with your room. You'll have to stay at the Milford Plaza." After paying the W-J my room rate, I was promised a "comperable" 2-queen bed room at the Milford. W-J gave me a $20 discount for my troubles but the room at the Milford wasn't worth $150 a night! I got a 2-twin bed room that was so small and noisy with long waits for the elevator and six blocks away from where I wanted to stay. Why W-J hotel management didn't have the courtesy to notify me 72 hours in advance (like they demand on their cancellation policy) is beyond me since they had my phone numbers. And then when I got home, I got an amail from the W-J thanking me for staying with them!!!!!
The Price is Right!
A perfect price for a perfect place! The WJ is a hotel which has no glitz and glamour, but has everything a short stay in New York requires. As someone else once told me, 'who goes to NY to stay in their hotel room'. The reception is clean, but small (small being the main word in this review). The staff are friendly and very helpful, always on stand-by, to answer your questions. The rooms (we had 431) where small, clean and very comfortable, with a modern and stylish bathroom to match. Its worth paying that bit extra, because if this is the top end, then the standard rooms could be dissapointing. The only down sides, where the state of the elevators and the stairways. They are in need of some refurbishment. Also the location is PERFECT! Slap bang in MIDTOWN! All in all worth the money, and recommended to all who want to visit this great city!
Loved the WJ!
Loved the WJ - what a great little hotel! Good food, good rooms, great staff, and an exceptional location. I will definitely be back!!
Great Hotel!
Last week, I stayed the weekend at the Washington Jefferson. This is a very nice hotel in the center of New York's Hell's Kitchen, and there was plenty of great historic scenery, as well as it being close to many of New York's great shopping areas. A classy place with a great price, and not overcrowded! The staff at this hotel always made me feel welcome - a compliment to the hotel owners and manager. Also, I was impressed that the rooms were very clean and very neat. For business travelling, this hotel was just right. I will be back again!
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