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5 Tips for Making a Week's Worth of Salads on Sunday
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For many years I worked in overnight retail management. Working odd hours is rough to begin with, but having something fresh for lunch at 2AM was tricky, so we turned to salads — they were easy to make, quick to throw together, and always left us with a fresh burst of energy.
Here are some tips I learned along the way to help you efficiently prep a variety of salad lunches on Sunday. I promise it won't be monotonous, and you'll actually look forward to eating them throughout the week!
Recipe: Lyonnaise Salad
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We have a lot to thank France for when it comes to mealtime, but perhaps one of my favorites is Lyonnaise Salad, or Salade Lyonniase: it's a perfect combination of frisée, a curly bitter salad green, tossed in a warm vinaigrette and topped with a poached egg and crispy thick-slab bacon pieces. It's one of those timeless dishes that hits the spot every time and can transport you to the banks of the Seine even if you're stuck in your sweltering American apartment.
France Taught Me a Better Way to Dress a Great Salad
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Years ago, I visited a good friend, an American expat who had been living in France for over 15 years, and stayed at her idyllic old house in a small town in Provence. While we drove around the countryside and wine tasted the days away, the best moments happened when everyone pitched in to cook the local foods and then leisurely ate the meals al fresco.
When it came time to put together the salad one night, I watched my friend demonstrate a surprising dressing technique that I still remember and often do today.
Recipe: BBQ Chicken & Macaroni Salad
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There comes a point in the summer when I start getting tired of all the goopy, mayonnaise-thick side salads that are standard fare at every cook-out and picnic. I wanted something a little different to bring to the table on a recent summer excursion, so I thought we'd perk up a bowl of traditional macaroni salad with barbecue sauce. Oh. My. Yes. Why haven't I tried this before?!
Recipe: Cold Lentil Salad with Cucumbers and Olives
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Lentils slip in and out of my consciousness throughout the year, filling out warming stews and serving as a bed for braised meats during the winter, then resurging as a base for cold yet hearty salads in the summer. Every year I revisit this particular salad of lentils, cucumbers, olives, and mint tossed with a sherry vinaigrette, whether to dole out for lunches throughout the week or as a healthy contribution to a summer cookout.
Recipe: Mixed New Potato Salad with Sweet Basil and Shallots
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When I go to the farmers market, new potatoes are one of my favorite things to buy. New potatoes, the tiny first potatoes of the season, can be found from spring through early summer, and I think they are simply the best-tasting potatoes of the year.
I use them for many things, but my favorite is potato salad — especially this fresh and easy version, with handfuls of basil and crisp shallots.
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Recipe: Cabbage Slaw with Ginger-Tahini Dressing
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Summer is synonymous with backyard barbecues, romantic picnics for two, and dinner on the beach. As much as I wish our work on the farm could be grouped into the "romantic picnic for two" category, in reality my husband and I spend most summer days hunched over the dirt, farming our little hearts out and ready to pass out from the 90-degree temperatures at any given moment.
Needless to say, turning on our oven on in the middle of the summer just doesn't happen. Enter salads like this one: satisfying meals on their own, filled with nuts and veggies and tossed with a tangy, tasty dressing.
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UA women's tennis team falls to Iowa
Published: Monday, February 18, 2008 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, February 18, 2008 at 12:18 a.m.
IOWA CITY, Iowa | The University of Alabama womens tennis team dropped a close match to No. 45 Iowa at the Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Complex. With the loss the Tide falls to 2-4 in dual match play.
Alabama trailed 1-0 after doubles, dropping matches at Nos. 1 and 3. At No. 2, sophomores Paulina Bigos and Alice Tunaru defeated Milica Veselinovic and Merel Beelen, 8-3, to pick up the first Tide victory of the day.
In singles, Alabama fell at No. 2 to give Iowa a 2-0 lead. Tiffany Welcher responded to the Iowa lead by downing Jacqueline Lee, 6-0, 6-2, from the No. 1 singles slot to put Alabama on the board. Paulina Bigos outlasted Beelen, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2, at the No. 3 position to knot the score at 2-2.
Svensson knotted the score for the second time at 3-3 by defeating Kelcie Klockenga, 7-5, 1-6, 7-5, from the No. 5 position. On court four, Meritt Emery overcame a 3-0 defecit in the second set to send her match to a third set. Emery eventually fell to Dorr, 2-6, 7-6, 1-6, to give Iowa the win.
1. Tiffany Welcher (UA) d. Jacqueline Lee (UI) 6-0, 6-2
2. Milica Veselinovic (UI) d. Alice Tunaru (UA) 6-3, 6-0
3. Paulina Bigos (UA) d. Merel Beelen (UI) 4-6, 6-4, 6-2
4. Alexis Dorr (UI) d. Meritt Emery (UA) 2-6, 7-6, 1-6
5. Bianca Svensson (UA) d. Kelcie Klockenga (UI) 7-5, 1-6, 7-5
6. Lynne Poggensee-Wei (UI) d. Shelley Godwin (UA) 3-6, 6-1, 4-6
1. Lee/Dorr (UI) d. Andrea Brenes/Welcher (UA) 8-3
2. Bigos/Tunaru (UA) d. Veselinovic/Beelen (UI) 8-3
3. Kayla Berry/Poggensee-Wei (UI) d. Emery/Svensson (UA) 8-5
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Creating Books & Boxes
Fun and Unique Approaches to Handmade Structures
Complete step-by-step instruction, full-color project photos, detailed step illustrations, diagrams, and tips. Creating Books & Boxes presents a new volume on book-making techniques by contemporary book instructor Benjamin Rinehart. Rinehart presents a comprehensive resource for creating basic book-making structures as a starting point, but then adds unique twists to make them a little more surprising, fun, and dimensional. The book includes all the basics (tools, adhesives, archival properties, cutting and terminology), through detailed and highly illustrated instructions and includes unique and special methods for finishing the pages. It covers adding elements such as paper dying, copy transfers, stamping, and paste papers. Sophisticated, beautiful, and original projects in a simplified and accessible presentation make this a perfect book for beginners and experienced book-makers alike.
Publisher: Gloucester, Mass. : Quarry Books, c2007
Branch Call Number: 686.3 R579c 2007
Characteristics: 143 p. :,col. ill. ;,28 cm
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Upstate NY Clerk Refuses to Marry Same-Sex Couples
A New York town clerk, who in 2011 refused to sign any marriage licenses for same-sex or straight couples, may be in hot water for signing two straight couples' licenses.
Senator Recommends Gay Marriage as a Publicity Stunt
Democratic New York Senator Ruben Diaz continues to belittle the fight for marriage equality as something as contemptible as his own profession: politics.
DOMA Dumped; Dykes Delighted!
Led by plaintiff Edie Windsor, women are rejoicing about the defeat of DOMA and Prop 8, and what it means for gay couples, LGBT health and servicemember benefits.
Saying "I Do" -- Again and Again
Married and Counting's Stephen Mosher shares his thoughts on an adventure about love, commitment and the universal right to marry.
2013 LGBT Wedding Expo is "Destination: Brooklyn"
Over 7,000 same-sex marriages licenses were issued in New York City in the year since the State Legislature legalized same-sex marriage. Brooklyn, "lesbian capital of the world," celebrates on Jan. 18 with a LGBTQ Wedding Expo.
Despite Funding for Marriage Vote, GOP 4 Member Loses Primary
The now-infamous "GOP 4" crossed party lines to help pass marriage equality legislation, but Sen. Roy McDonald has discovered that getting reelected is a challenge.
A Thoughtful Guide to Same-Sex Marriage
After 20 years of debate one might reasonably ask why another report on same-sex marriage would be necessary. Our reply is that although the debate has been long it has often generated more heat than light.
Marriage Equality New York Goes National, With Silva at Helm
With New York's marriage equality rights secured, Marriage Equality New York has teamed up with other groups to become Marriage Equality USA. With Brian Silva at the helm, MEUSA will work to secure same-sex marriage across the nation.
A New Proposition for Gays Tying the Knot
Seeing a need for wedding bands suited for gay couples, longtime New York couple Jonathan Tack and Sam Street founded Proposition Love, an online jewelry store championing marriage equality.
Has Rhode Island's LGBT Movement Lost Momentum?
With no hearings scheduled on a marriage equality bill and other pro-gay measures, an increasing number of activists in Rhode Island have grown frustrated that the state's LGBT rights movement has stalled.
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Kenton Sewer Repair Project Construction Update: March 23, 2015
This week, crews will begin preparing for pipe bursting on N McClellan Street. Work on McClellan and N Denver Avenue will take approximately three to four weeks. Individual notices will be given to residents and businesses affected by the work. During this period, McClellan (west of Denver) will be closed to through traffic. Traffic on Denver will be maintained in both directions but drivers should be aware of construction crews and traffic controls in place. To learn more about pipe bursting, please visit the link under FOR MORE INFORMATION explaining different types of construction methods employed by this project.
Below is the anticipated construction schedule for the next two weeks. This schedule is subject to change due to a variety of factors, including underground conditions, weather, subcontractor schedules and availability of materials. As the contractor completes construction on each street, work crews apply a temporary asphalt patch. They will return at a later date to apply permanent paving.
As weather and availability of work crews and equipment allow, crews are beginning to do final paving on streets where sewer repairs are complete. Due to these circumstances, paving work may occur that is not part of this notice and some scheduled final paving may be delayed.
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Timing tentative – Final paving on N Schofield (between Brandon and Delaware) – please be aware of no parking signs.
The city's contractor is using a combination of open trench construction, cured-in-place-pipe lining, and pipe bursting. Go to www.portlandoregon.gov/bes/64780 for more information about sewer construction methods.
The Portland Noise Control Office granted Environmental Services a noise variance for nighttime construction at several locations in this project (see map below).
A city inspector will be on-site during this night work. To report concerns during night work, please call the on-site hotline at 503-823-8458. You may also call the Portland Noise Control Office at 503-823-7350 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The contractor will use cured-in-place pipe lining (CIPP) to repair several sewers. Work crews may install lining at night at some locations because of the size of the pipe. Work at each location should take no more than a few days. People who live and work near a CIPP repair project can sometimes smell a chemical odor during pipe-lining. The odor is from the chemical styrene, which is in the resin liner installed inside the pipe. The odor dissipates quickly once the installation process is complete. The amount of airborne styrene the repair process produces is not a human health risk. Go to www.portlandoregon.gov/bes/article/467513 for more information about CIPP construction.
The map below shows the location of pipes we will repair or replace. There may be temporary traffic controls, construction signage or increased traffic volume and parking on nearby streets.
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Did you hear about Dorothea? She totally gave Sitting Bull and Pepe a run for their money in an epic French and Indian Wargasm.
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Which Vanderbilt-Houston game did you watch Saturday?
JAN 04, 2014 5:23p ET
Here's guessing you watched one of two BBVA Compass Bowls Saturday.
And then you had a really confusing conversation with a friend who seemed to watch a completely different game.
Maybe you tuned in for the first half, saw Vandy go up 24-0, and flipped over to college basketball.
Or perhaps you were channel surfing and stumbled upon Houston in the midst of a 24-0 run that tied the game in a single quarter.
The final score was 41-24 in Vanderbilt's favor, but two viewers could have taken away completely different talking points from the same game if they watched different parts.
We'll fill you in on what you missed so you know what the heck your buddy's talking about.
If you only saw the second half, you missed:
"The Robinette and Matthews Show"
Houston's freshman QB Patton Robinette and senior WR Jordan Matthews teamed up for two 50-yard touchdowns, while Ribonette also ran one in on his own in the early going. Matthews had the play of the half with a one-handed catch, shown below.
It wasn't looking good for the Cougars:
Houston we have a problem. #CompassBowl pic.twitter.com/0uxmCrLcNX— Vasili Katsaitis (@Greek_man44)
January 4, 2014
If you shut off the game at halftime, you missed:
Houston looked like a member of the ACC, not the AAC
The Cougars didn't waste any time getting the game knotted up after halftime, mounting a 24-0 run that tied the game in just 15 minutes. In that span, Houston freshman QB John O'Korn threw two TD passes, including this floater to Markeith Ambles:
This long run by Daniel Spencer: http://t.co/H0nx74QESh, sets up this TD catch for Markeith Ambles: http://t.co/KTvzVVtsgw. VU up 24-14— ESPN CollegeFootball (@ESPNCFB)
January 4, 2014
Now that's how you break out of a 0-11 slump on third downs.
Vanderbilt came back
The Commodores never trailed in the game but after the Cougars took over in the third, you could pretty much call Vanderbilt's bounce-back in the final frame a comeback. The Vanderbilt D reappeared and made two interceptions in the final frame, while not allowing a single point and just 28 yard from scrimmage. In fact, the defense's only real lapse was when they allowed 62 yards on Cougar freshman Demarcus Ayers' kickoff return.
Vandy combined a dominating counterattack, rushing TDs from Brian Kimbrow and Jerron Seymour, and a three-point kick from Carey Spear to break away from the Cougars in the fourth.
Whichever part of the game you watched, you may have wondered:
Is Vanderbilt coach Franklin ready for a new challenge?
Vanderbilt coach James Franklin's future in Nashville has been a subject of speculation as of late, but the Commodores frontman earned a second bowl win in Vanderbilt's third consecutive postseason game. To put that accomplishment in perspective, Vandy went 2-10 in the previous two seasons before Franklin took over in 2010.
And it sounds like Vandy fans want him to stick around for another year:


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Jolla hunts for Sailfish OEMs, taps crypto firm to target the enterprise
Finnish smartphone startup Jolla has rekindled efforts to find OEMs to build Sailfish OS devices and is eyeing a space as a European security-focused mobile comms company.
Finnish smartphone startup Jolla has rekindled efforts to find OEMs to build Sailfish OS devices and is eyeing a space as a European security-focused mobile comms company.
BlackBerry started rolling out its latest software to existing devices like the Z10, Z30, Q10, and more.
Launching the Z1 in India is theoretically a smart play by Samsung to both push its own OS and grab a big share of a population that still hasn't bought a smartphone. But the truth is that the Z1 appears to be easily outgunned by the competition.
Microsoft has taken the wraps off its first non-Nokia branded Lumia, aimed squarely at first-time smartphone buyers and emerging markets.
This Android smartphone for the enterprise is rugged and offers OS extensions for the field.
Samsung vs. Apple vs. Nokia, HTC and Motorola. Who cares? All the hardware looks alike. The smartphone battle is won with ecosystems, cloud and sheer marketing.
It has an intriguing new OS, but needs to rethink its price points if it is to stand even a sliver of a chance in the fastest growing smartphone market in the world
Does Tizen have a future, or is it going to be another unlaunched Linux-based mobile operating system?
Microsoft is making major changes to the company and Nokia strategy, while also actively updating the Surface Pro 3. Swappa is feeding my smartphone addiction.
Microsoft has put a lot of dollars and effort into Windows Phone, even going as far as to buy Finnish handset firm Nokia in order to gain traction in the smartphone space. But despite this investment Windows Phone's usage share has grown from about one percent to around two percent over the past 12 months.
Android users are missing out on access to Victorian government smartphone apps, according to new findings from the Victorian Privacy Commissioner, with less than two-thirds of the state's public organisations' apps catering to Google's OS.
Many weeks using the Nokia 1020 as my primary phone revealed it to be both a strong iPhone competitor and an example of why Microsoft has struggled to build a mobile juggernaut. Its superb camera will bring many users, but how does it stack up as a primary phone?
Microsoft looks set to continue with the Android-based Nokia X line, hoping to bring new users in emerging markets to its cloud products.
Nokia has been a leader in smartphone imaging for a long time and their PureView cameras are the best in the industry. A lead engineer announced his departure from Microsoft to help a competitor improve their cameras.
It looks like Huawei's dual-OS smartphone is going the way of the Asus Transformer Book Duet. The concept of a device that can run both Android and Windows holds a lot of appeal. But as long as Google, Microsoft and Apple have competing ecosystems, it is unlikely to see the light of day.
The Android-based Nokia X has arrived in India, aimed squarely at the nation's mid-range smartphone market.
Nokia could have gone with Android a couple of years ago and had the leading Android camera phone line and maybe even leading smartphone brand today, but rolling out a Kindlefied version on low end hardware isn't a recipe for success.
Nokia will hope that its X lineup will woo customers away from local heavyweights like Micromax, Karbonn, and Lava, which have dominated the market for low-end smartphones.
Nokia X and Amazon's Fire OS are evidence of a strange new world where Android is being used to compete with itself, and with Google.
A host of new Alcatel OneTouch smartphones and tablets have been announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.


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A little more tired at the close of the day,
A little more anxious to have our way,
A little less ready to scold and blame,
A little more care for a brother's name;
And so we are nearing the journey's end,
Where time and eternity meet and blend.
A little less care for bonds or gold,
A little more zeal for the days of old;
A broader view and a saner mind,
And a little more love for all mankind;
And so we are faring down the way
That leads to the gates of a better day.
A little more love for the friends of youth,
A little more zeal for established truth,
A little more charity for our views,
A little less thirst for the daily news;
And so we are folding our tents away
And passing in silence at close of day.
A little more leisure to sit and dream,
A little more real the things unseen,
A little nearer to those ahead,
With visions of those long loved and dead;
And so we are going where all must go-
To the place the living may never know.
A little more laughter, a few more tears,
And we shall have told our increasing years.
The book is closed and the prayers are said,
And we are part of the countless dead;
Thrice happy, then, if some soul can say,
"I live because of their help on the way."
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Slow sales cast doubt on electric vehicles
- Staff Portland Business Journal
General Motors' decision to suspend production of the Chevrolet Volt for five weeks because of oversupply is a bad sign for electric cars, including the Nissan Leaf, which is to be made in Middle Tennessee.
Sales for both the Volt and the Leaf have been disappointing, said Lacey Plache, Edmunds' chief economist. In 2011, GM sold 7,671 Volts, missing its target of 10,000. Nissan meanwhile sold 9,674 in Leafs in North America, far from the 20,000 it had hoped to move.
While electric vehicles have been popular with early adopters and environmentalists, they've failed to gain widespread appeal.
The reason, said Plache, is the price tag. There's a big price differential between electric cars and their gas-powered competitors. The Volt sells for $41,000. The Leaf sticker price is $35,200. Their gas-powered equivalents sell for about half the price.
"The payback time needed to recoup the price differential in gas price savings has typically been longer than the average person owns their car, which is about five to six years," Plache said.
Attempts to reach officials at Franklin-based Nissan North America Monday were unsuccessful.
Plache predicts a hard road ahead for the Leaf and Volt.
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NEW YORK — Trevor Noah, a 31-year-old comedian from South Africa who has contributed to "The Daily Show" a handful of times in recent months, will become Jon Stewart's replacement as host, Comedy Central announced Monday.
Brock Lesnar will keep his heavyweight championship defenses on the WWE Network.
Up next for the wrestler known as "The Beast Incarnate," a date in the main event of WrestleMania 31.
His UFC career isn't just on hold — it's over.
Lesnar decided this week to spurn an MMA return where he ruled for years as the heavyweight champion of both the cage and pay-per-view buy rates. He signed a multi-year extension with WWE.
"I've been a barbarian my whole life," he told the AP. "I'm just a smarter barbarian now. Evolution, you know?"
WASHINGTON — Don Draper is making his exit with "Mad Men" this year, but his image as a 1960s advertising man will live on at the Smithsonian Institution.
Jon Hamm, who plays Draper on the AMC drama about a New York ad agency, joined cast members and show creator Matthew Weiner at the National Museum of American History on Friday to donate costumes, props, sketches and a script from the show.
"Mad Men's" final season begins April 5.
Star of the show
NEW YORK — Two weeks after opening in just four theaters, the indie horror movie "It Follows" is getting a wide release this weekend.
The film has been getting positive reviews for its originality, paranoia-inducing scenes and lack of a typical villain.
"The movie starts out with my character, Jay, and her boyfriend having this sexual encounter. She soon realizes that he has passed something on to her, this thing, whatever we want to call it, that's haunting her, and the only way to get rid of it is to pass it on," actress Maika Monroe said.
NEW YORK — As she takes in the despair of her in-laws' one-room apartment in "A Streetcar Named Desire," Blanche Dubois exclaims: "Only Poe! Only Mr. Edgar Allan Poe could do it justice!"
Years earlier, Tennessee Williams channeled Poe for an entire story.
Four-time Blues Music Awards Entertainer of the Year Tab Benoit will play at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall at 8 p.m. Oct. 22. Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday.
In the middle of the woods, surrounded by a state park with ancient sand dunes, a cultural icon was saved from death.
Back in 2001, The Florida Times-Union said of the St. Augustine Amphitheatre that it was "in a state of disrepair; it is rarely used except for a farmer's market held each Saturday in the parking lot."
The Amphitheatre opened 50 years ago as the home of the "Cross and Sword" play about the founding of the city. From 1965 until 1996, the outdoor venue hosted Florida's official state play over, and over, and over and over.
Talk about big snakes. They don't get any bigger than the titanoboa.
The world's largest snake was almost 50 feet long and weighed more than a ton.
About 58 million years have passed since it slithered and swam in pursuit of its next meal, so you're safe from the real thing.
But the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens is offering the opportunity to learn more about the titanoboa with its new exhibit, "Titanoboa: Prehistoric Mega Snake."
The exhibit, which opens Saturday and continues through September, features a 65-foot replica of the biggest snake ever discovered.
Having survived another crucial round of cuts by the judges on "American Idol," Jacksonville's Tyanna Jones will now be singing for votes from viewers as she tries to advance.
Jones, a 16-year-old junior at Westside High School, made it to the Top 24 last week on the Fox series. She sang Beyonce's "Love on Top."
"Many people dream about being in this position," Jones said Monday in a telephone interview from Los Angeles before going into rehearsal. "I'm really excited and grateful to make it this far, and I hope to continue to do well."
The Ponte Vedra Concert Hall has announced that progressive rock group Jefferson Starship will perform April 25. Special guests The Mojo Gurus will open the show.
NEW YORK — Huddie "Lead Belly" Ledbetter never had a hit record before he died of Lou Gehrig's disease in 1949. But the folksinging legend, who is being celebrated next week as part of Black History Month by the Smithsonian with a TV documentary and 5-CD box set, left behind a treasure trove of recordings that yielded many hits for those who followed him.
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Thai Heartichoke Preview & Rescheduling
These instagram photos sure don't belong in a magazine, but I like to think they capture a glimpse of unique Heartichoke Supper Club preview I attended last week. If you've been here before, you probably know that I spent a month in SE Asia back in December, and I was stoked to let my obsession help design the Northwest meets Thai menu.
The full menu:
Heartichoke Presents: NW meets Thai-Inspired Small Plates
Thai-spiced Popcorn
Local Baby Bok Choi Salad with Fresh Mint and Lime on a Bed of Mung Bean Vermicelli, Garnished with Chili Oil & Brown Sugar Roasted Peanuts
Deconstructed Namprik Gaeng Som Green Curry with Roasted Rice-Dredged Tofu, Pea Shoots, Lemongrass and Kaffir Lime – Pickled Carrots, Roasted Yam, Shiitake Mushrooms and Rice Sphere
Fresh Citrus
Coconut Sticky Rice with Miso Caramel and Shuksan Strawberries
All dishes are vegan and gluten-free. Produce is locally sourced as much as possible.
I tried each and every dish, and they're all so fresh and flavorful! Plus, the evening is a benefit for little Effie, who unfortunately, passed away shortly after the preview. All proceeds will help cover her immense medical bills and others suffering from FIP.
The dinner has been rescheduled for Saturday, July 28th, 2012.
More details and sign up information (including sliding scale tickets) are on the Heartichoke site. Basically, if you care about cats and enjoy Thai food, I hope you're able to make it.
Bits and Pieces of Seattle
I've been telling myself that a Seattle hiatus is in order for months now (evidently, since March), and sure enough, pieces of one fell onto my path recently while I was heading to and fro the 'heart of the cascades' for work stuff.
Pardon me while I go back into Vegan Iron Chef mode!
Red Curry and Vermicelli, inspired by In The Bowl Noodle Bistro in Seattle
Even when I'm alone, I am obsessed with plating style. Frankly, even more so when I'm alone. The style above was inspired by a casual but unforgettable Angel Curry special I ordered at In The Bowl in Seattle a couple of years back. I haven't returned since, but I see no way around this on my next venture north. It's time to forget Highline and skip a buffet at Araya – I miss that curry and want to see if my fond memory can merge with reality.
The recipe for this red curry comes from Appetite for Reduction and features lots of tofu cubes and Thai basil. The vegetables I used were zucchini, broccoli raab, carrots and cremini mushrooms. Speaking of healthy living and eating, photographing one's food is still fairly odd to me (all these years later, despite it being so automatic) but healthy minded, in my opinion. It always reminds me to stick to my set portions and up the greens. Now, photographing your food in restaurants – well, that's another story and a rant for another time. Seriously.
Spicy Thai Basil Noodles with Soft Tofu, Peanuts & Garlic Scapes
It's time for my warm weather motto: I may hate the heat, but I heart farmers markets. I also heart venturing into other neighborhoods and secretly pretending that I live in them. The day will come that I move out of my dear Division St. apartment. That day could bring me further-out southeast into a neighborhood I have strong feelings for – Lents. I'm a frequent visitor to the farmers market, particularly come late July, because the hot pepper prices are unreal. I took my first trip of the season to the market opener on Sunday, and while I was 'out there', I stopped by J.C. Rice Noodle for a couple pounds of their fresh namesake, fresh tofu, and continued onto Fubonn for randomness. Once home, I quickly threw together something of a Pad Kee Mow with saucey, soft tofu and roasted peanuts taking the place of the scrambled eggs.
There is nothing quite like the combination of fresh rice noodles you pull apart with your hands, salty soy sauce, hot chiles and fresh yet sweet Thai basil. What a freaking thrill to semi-confidently create things like this (without the worries of fishy sauces) at home. WHAT A FREAKING THRILL.
Spicy Thai Basil Noodles with Soft Tofu and Peanuts
Serves 3-4
Note: This sauce is based on my own taste buds of the moment. If you like things sweeter/saltier/spicier, do it. I'll be listing the bolded ingredients in rounds, as I started mixing and cooking like so…
Round 1 of Ingredients:
- 1/2 package soft, water packed tofu, drained
- 2 tablespoons vegetarian stir fry/mushroom sauce, like this
- 2 tablespoons tamari or soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons vegetarian fish sauce, like this
- 1 small handful roasted peanuts
- 1 teaspoon ketchup
- 1 teaspoon brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon chili garlic paste, like so
- dash of black sesame oil
- pinch turmeric
- pinch black salt
- fresh lime juice, to taste
Mash together the tofu and above ingredients with a fork in a medium or large bowl. Leave some chunks of tofu. Set aside.
Round 2
- 1.5 cups chopped vegetables: I went with swiss chard, daikon, carrots, asparagus and zucchini
- 1-2 cups of vegan protein of choice: tempeh cubes, tofu strips, seitan, or tofu sheet knots
- Cooking oil of choice
If using a frozen protein, make sure to defrost. Pan fry your protein in 1/2 tablespoon oil on medium heat for 5 minutes, turning over to reach a golden brown. Remove from oil and set aside.
Heat the same pan and add more oil if needed (I didn't). Add your vegetables and stir fry for an additional 5 minutes over medium heat. Add a tiny splash of vegetable broth or white wine if vegetables begin to stick. You want to keep your vegetables vibrant – do not over cook. Remove from pan and set aside.
In the same pan you keep on using, sauté the following:
- 1 clove minced garlic
- 2 garlic scapes, chopped (whatever, use the top!)
- 1 tablespoon grated ginger
- 1-3 minced Thai chiles – stick to 1 if you're unsure and grab the Sriracha later!
- 1/2 tablespoon cooking oil
spicy yellow curry noodle soup & inspiration from chau in vancouver, b.c.
Between us, sometimes I think like a blogger and frame posts in my head. They often never come to fruition for various reasons – my camera died, crap lighting, reserve/manners, annoyance, reality, etc. One thing I've enjoyed doing over the years is recreating memorable dishes from restaurants (and carts), but I rarely seem to talk about it on the internets. Weird shocker. Maybe too boring.
If you like to cook, you likely find yourself pondering the following: How can I put my own spin on this? How do I learn how to make this? I just don't want to say goodbye – when do I get to eat this again? Could I make this for cheaper? Could I make this healthier? When do I get to wow guests with this? I could make this even better! etc.
Some time ago, it almost happened with a roasted butternut squash sauce and tart apple topped pizza at Hot Lips. I slowly gathered the ingredients, roasted the squash, picked up a couple of Pink Lady apples, stopped by a solid pizzeria for the dough (it's legit!), stocked up on garlic, but forgot the fresh sage and rosemary, lost the dream, had curried squash puree for dinner and apples with my lunch the remainder of the week. You know how it goes.
A couple of weeks ago on my grand vacation in British Columbia, I enjoyed a warming bowl of veganized Vietnamese Beef Curry Pho [minus the beef and vegetarian ham, plus tofu] at the lovely Chau Kitchen & Bar in Vancouver. Once I threw in the Sriracha, there was no turning back. I practically wanted it to start raining outside (which it totally did the next day) so I could slurp noodles with my friends all afternoon.
This past weekend, before another quick trip out-of-town – this time, to table with my Vegan Iron Chef folks at Seattle's sensational Vegan Chili Cook-Off, I spent my Saturday running errands, starting by getting my farmar on. After that, I stopped by my local tofu shop and after an internet search for 'curry pho' proved annoying, joined my current obsessions of Spectrum Coconut Oil spray and Southeast Asian cuisine in the Thai-style soup pictured above. My take was based on this recipe, with the additions of both fried and Masala baked tofu, green jalapeño pepper, light coconut milk, heaps of fresh, local basil and vegan subs, of course, such as dark soy sauce and nuoc man chay from Fubonn, aka vegetarian fish sauce. I wanted to keep it somewhat brothy to give the noodles something to live for, and left out the sweet potato.
A Day in the Life of Leftovers: Yellow Curry and Favorites
Yesterday's ginger-riffic take out from Just Thai for lunch really hit the spot. The mellow yellow, (had to be said) brothy curry, chewy cubes of fried tofu and cutely ridged vegetables over steamed rice was super decently priced, quickly prepared, and with a drizzle of Srichacha, was just what my still-dulled-from-sickness taste-buds wanted. As you can see, even before I sat down for a single lunch, the leftovers were incredibly generous. I had the second round today, and there's 2 more to go.
I've never been a big fan of leftovers. Growing up, my family rarely ate casseroles. Green bean what? The closest things in my memories were homemade Italian pasta dishes, and being picky, I didn't eat most of them. Nowadays, in my trying-to-be-a-grown-up years, busy life, and an always-cheap-at-heart mindset, I'm better behaved. I just like making something new so much! I'm well versed in what restaurants, and more likely, food carts, offer meals that will yield leftovers for at least a day, and I do take my leftovers from home to work. I mean, I have a rule where I HAVE TO LEAVE the building I work in for AT LEAST A WALK on my lunch hour, because I'm sane – and I'm usually wary of the microwave and the smell of defrosted frozen meals of death – but I return and eat my lunch more often than not. It's actually refreshing when a couple of weeks go by and I realize I haven't spent additional money on lunch.
I'll admit that I'm just as likely to make dishes for the week with different components that can be assembled, such as noodle or grain bowls. I live alone, and again, don't love leftovers, but I'm here to talk about casseroles*, not what homemade vermicelli bowl sauces have spilled in my purse.
Here are some of my favorite meals that yield more than a day's worth of worthwhile leftovers.
Homemade Leftovers to Look Forward To:
- New Farm-style, Gluten Free Mac and Cheese with Broccoli – will be posting an updated recipe for this tomorrow. Traditional Mac & Cheese was something else I never ate until college, strangely enough.
- Sweet Potato Pie Casserole - I don't make this every holiday season anymore, but it's the essential dish attached to Thanks, Mom.
- Lasagna. It's been forever since I've made one. Therefore, the next time I'm invited to a social outing, I'm bringing one.
- Tomato, Rice, Roasted Garlic and Navy Bean Soup from Veganomicon - one of the soups I've made the most in the past few years, since the 'ole testing days.
- Persian Eggplant Stew – a new one to my repertoire this past year that is just as soul-warming the next day, just like a stew should be.
- Curry Roasted Vegetables – cube your protein, roast, add chopped vegetables, roast some more, add broth/curry paste/peanut butter/spices, etc., roast a bit more, serve over grains. Tah dah.
- Tempeh Bacon: not so much of a dish, but the easiest of the baked proteins to just throw into everything: sandwiches, salads, wraps, smokey greens, etc. In most recipes it's pan-fried, but I tend to bake it now.
- Stuffed Mushrooms. I make these the most often for potlucks, stuffed with nuts and wine and herbs and goodness and whenever I do, I think, "Why the hell don't I have these around more often?"
- Chili: and it's nearly always a variation of Tempeh Chili Con Frijoles or Seitan Chili Sin Carne Al Mole in my kitchen – even when I start out with another recipe.
- Basil Fried Rice. Leftover rice? Acquire basil. Add garlic, veggie, sesame oil and pepper. Rice pudding is even easier, but this is my go-to path.
- Refried Beans. Because with beans, which you really should be cooking on a regular basis anyway, you have the options of tacos, burritos, nachos, dips, beans bowls with sauce, etc. Again, eat your beanz!
*Speaking of casseroles, the Vegan Iron Chef group in Portland is in the beginning stages of putting together the warmest, more comforting competition ever this winter – The Great Vegan Casserole Off! (a better name is perhaps, in the works)
Rice Noodlin' with a visit to JC Rice Noodle Shop
Maybe, just maybe, I've become obsessed with rice noodles.
Look, I like noodles in my life, and lately they've been of the rice variety. Recently, my fixation was over yellow curry noodles. Things got even better with a curious stop at JC Rice Noodle Shop & Restaurant on SE Foster. I was in the area for another visit to the Lents Farmers Market, and it had caught my eye on the way. I ended up walking out of the nondescript, quiet storefront with a heaping bag of fresh, wide rice noodles (sold 95 cents/lb. – I had asked for 3 and walked out with 5, hence this continued, celebrated fixation) and a pound of equally fresh tofu ($1, but bring a container! they pack it in Styrofoam, shudder). They also sell rice sheets, and rice noodle rolls, but I wasn't sure if they had a vegan version of the latter, as I saw a mention of pork filling.
Anywhoo, I'm almost in a state of shock over these soft noodles. You can obviously tell the difference between a package of fresh noodles (again, usually on Styrofoam) vs. dried, and these super fresh noodles just take the (rice) cake.
What I'm saying is, if you have access to fresh rice noodles, seek them out, or try making your own! They're fresher, you get to buy in bulk, and skip excess packaging – win, win, win.
Next up in my rice noodlin' meals: Pad Kee Mao, aka Drunken Noodles. Speaking of i eat food, the blog I just linked to..well, I'm loving that blog.
The Pad See Ew above started with scrambled tofu, seasoned with turmeric, black pepper, and soy sauce. It was modified from the Thai River Noodles recipe on About.com. The Karee Yellow Curry Noodles were based on these Khao Soi Yellow Curry Noodles. Both dishes utilize vegetarian fish sauce.
Some more shots of rice noodlin', and a bonus behind-the-scenes look at the filming of the cinematic trailer for The Vegan Revolution….with Zombies.
Khao Soi Yellow Curry Noodles with Tofu
Khao Soi Yellow Curry Noodles with Tofu and assorted vegetables
Adapted from the Thai-Burmese style recipe on Veggie Belly and various others, based on my available ingredients and whim. Inspired by the notion of cauliflower + curry, a field trip in deep SE Portland to the Lents International Farmers Market for produce, great pour over-style Ethiopian Yirgacheffe from Nectar Coffee Co., and onward adventures to Fubonn. I've had curry noodles on the brain since dining at In the Bowl in Seattle this past Spring.
Khao Soi Yellow Curry Noodles with Tofu
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 clove of minced garlic
- 1/2 cup sliced yellow squash (I did half circles)
- 1/2 cup sliced carrots
- 1/4 head of cauliflower, chopped into florets
- 1/2 cup shredded swiss chard (including stalk)
- 1 diced jalapeno
- 1 tablespoon yellow curry paste
- 1/2 teaspoon Indian curry powder
- 1 tablespoon + 1 teaspoon soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon dark soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon vegetarian fish sauce
- 1 teaspoon brown sugar
- 1 cup coconut milk or light coconut milk
- 1 cup water
- 3-4 oz dried vermicelli rice noodles (use more or less depending on how soupy you want the finished product)
- 1-1.5 cups of sliced fried or fresh tofu
- handful of torn fresh basil leaves
- Chopped basil or cilantro (look, I'm only typing it because it's traditional in this dish)
- Lime wedges
- Sriracha
- Sauté the garlic in oil over medium heat for 1-2 minutes.
- Stir in the curry powder and paste.
- Add all of the vegetables, and cook for 7-10 minutes. Stir frequently; lower the heat if anything starts to burn.
- Pour in the coconut milk, sauces, brown sugar, tofu and water. Mix in and bring to a boil.
- Lower the heat, stir in the noodles, incorporate with tongs, cover with a lid and simmer for an additional 5-10 minutes on low.
- Alternately: Use pre-cooked rice or wheat noodles and add in at this point. Don't cover the pot if you do this.
- Add torn basil or cilantro leaves, incorporate and serve.
- Garnish individual portions and add soy sauce, lime and/or hot sauce as desired.
Just pretend that's cilantro on top…
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The small Fubonn haul, which most certainly includes a smoked vegan ham tube. Plans forthcoming. Isn't Ota's new package adorable?
Some more from Lents:
I picked up beets and jalapeño peppers at the farm below (currently infusing cayenne and jalapeno tequila at home).
This is my patience. Bell peppers, please!
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Just what got checked off the Vegan To-Do List from my Return to Boston post…
See tall buildings? check!
As for food, let's start with the No Name. If there was a flag representing Vegan Boston, this would be on it. The very first gluten/fake meaty anything I could stomach! (and now require at least once every two years). Battered gluten, sweet and sour sauce, sesame seeds, broccoli – need I go on?
More from Grasshopper – Tofu & Broccoli
1/100th as exciting as the No Name, I know.
What best follows Grasshopper? Pizza! Who's with me? (Not immediately after! Allicia can attest.)
Slice of the day from Peace 'O Pie in Allston. With Daiya, vegan sausage, pine nuts, kalamata olives, and roasted garlic.
I was really content with my experience at the former T.J. Scallywagg's. On top of that, this was the first time I tried the Mozzarella Daiya and continued eating. Super nice staff, great menu, and gluten free options! Any place that optimizes the pine nuts gets a gold star in my book.
My friends shared this intense looking vegan ham & mushrooms pie:
Tableside jar of Parma. A shaker of nooch (okay, or Parma) is the true sign of a vegan friendly establishment.
Soy Latte from Espresso Royale on Newbury Street
Featuring Bagel Rising bagels and cream cheeses & tofu cream cheeses!
Below, you can see my first East Coast bagel experience – a real treat with jalapeno tofu cream cheese, roasted red peppers, and sprouts. Thank you to my friend Sarah for the rec, even if I wasn't badass enough for the vegan Tequila bagel sandwich!
Dinner at Montien Thai Restaurant in the Theater District.
One of those great, impromptu dining decisions. I was really pleased that our server didn't even flinch at the vegan requests.
Sorry for the flash photos, but what can I say? It was after a bubble gum martini at the IT.
Rice Noodle something something.
Back Bay, the old college stomping grounds.
Comm. Ave – tiny little bits of old snow that broke my heart.
Wired Puppy Coffee on Newbury St.
Espresso from Wired Puppy. Every now and I give in and decide my stomach is up to the task. It was worth it.
Davis Square & Blue Shirt Cafe
My friend Millie and I decided to visit Davis Square for a bit. I have so many fond memories from my first apartment there.
Our original intention, besides wandering memories, was to visit the new, all vegan Pulse Cafe that someone had left me a comment about a couple months ago. Sadly, we were in Davis early on, and the cafe didn't open until 5pm.
We then browsed the menu at Diesel Cafe and were both bummed that the most exciting vegan option being a hummus plate, and went corner the corner to Blue Shirt for lunch. The cafe had expanded since my days of running in for a wrap with tofu to quickly eat on the T to class or work downtown, and it at least seemed like their vegan options had as well. There were a few more mentions of tofu on the menu, but bizarrely, it's not that they weren't vegan, because I comprehend that honey and eggs are utilized, but that there wasn't a vegan-izable version of a couple of these options. Both Millie and I found our wraps unexciting, which is extra sad considering that a) we have just flown in that morning and were ravenous, and b) we're both excitable people!
A Disappointed Millieship
Her Disappointing Curry Wrap
My Disappointing Wrap. I rarely don't remember what something was, but this…huh?
Expanded Blue Shirt Cafe
Ah, Chinatown. I remember when I found you terrifyingly sketchy to walk through at night as a college freshman. How things change. This is where the original Buddha's Delight was. I did go for lunch at My Thai, and have a review in the works.
Soy Latte from Boston Common Coffee Co. in Downtown Crossing. News to me. I have to say that it doesn't look like much, but it was decent.
Let's head to Kendall Square. When I lived in the area, I was constantly paranoid of secret helicopter pads and underground labs blowing up on the MIT campus.
My reason for the venture to Kendall – scoping out the Clover Food Labs food cart. It was nearby the relocated Olive Tree cart, which was formerly my staple Jerusalem cart (and restaurant). I was in college, so my diet was supposed to consist of $3 falafel wraps. C
Heading down to Central Square – just because it's fun, I will mention again how much I used to love Pu Pu Hot Pot, their free delivery, and Spicy Tofu and Broccoli in Garlic Sauce. And again, did you see their name?
The highlight of my time in Central Square, or Cambridge, for that matter,my first exposure to Leslie and the Lys! Wow. Wow. Wow. WOW.
Another highlight? 1369 Coffee House. So reliable!
Vanilla Soy Latte. Vanilla = Vacation.
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Box Office Preview: 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' Eyes $100 Million-Plus Debut
Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past is expected to score the top opening of the year so far in North America, where it rolls out in theaters 10 p.m. Thursday night.
Prerelease tracking indicates the 20th Century Fox tentpole will cross $100 million over the long Memorial Day weekend, with more bullish observers suggesting $125 million. Either way, that would best the $95 million debut of Captain America: The Winter Solider in late April.
Fox is being more cautious in its projections, saying $95 million to $100 million. The studio notes the strength of Godzilla, which heads into its second weekend.
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Singer, who directed the first two X-Men films, withdrew from promoting Days of Future Past after a sex abuse lawsuit was filed against him.
The $200 million-plus movie features actors from the original X-Men trilogy of films and X-Men: First Class, including Hugh Jackman, James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Jennifer Lawrence, Halle Berry, Anna Paquin, Ellen Page, Peter Dinklage, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen.
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New York Road Runners Youth Running Series at the Scotland Run
at West Drive at West 67th Street (in Central Park), Manhattan
10:15 a.m.
Bagpipes, kilts, and running shoes? For the first time at theScotland Run, the NYRR Youth Running Series will host an event for younger runners to take on the challenge. As part of…
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Bunny Hop
at Eton Place and Richmond Avenue (in Willowbrook Park), Staten Island
11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Events for the day include face painting, crafts, games, and egg hunt, and much more.
Category: Kids, Easter, School Break
Egg Hunt
at Williamsbridge Oval Recreation Center (in Williamsbridge Oval), Bronx
11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Join us for a free egg hunt, carnival games, a potato sack race and face painting!
Category: Festivals, Kids, Easter
Butterfly Exploration
at Blue Heron Nature Center (in Blue Heron Park), Staten Island
11:00 a.m.
Cabbage whites, viceroys, and monarchs are just a few of the species found in New York City.
Category: Nature, Kids
Track and Field Workshop for People with Disabilities
at Chelsea Field (in Chelsea Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Try a push rim chair or hand cycle! Learn how to play boccia or learn how to throw the shot put and discus. Learn how blind runners run with a tether, and more!
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Easter Egg Hunts
at Northwest lawn (in Marcus Garvey Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
There will be three Easter Egg Hunts and over 3,500 eggs!
Category: Accessible, Arts & Crafts, Kids, Easter, School Break
ESL Intermediate Class
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Spanish-speaking adults will learn the basic structure of reading and writing English from a certified ESL instructor.
Category: Education
Introduction to Bird Watching
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Look! Up in the sky, it's a bird! But what kind of bird is it? Join the Prospect Park Alliance to learn about the magnificent array of birds that call Prospect Park home.
Category: Birding, Nature
Spring Egg-stravaganza!
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12:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Join us for "egg-xellent" fun for the family!
Category: Nature, Festivals, Kids, Easter, School Break
Spring Break at Prospect Park
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn , Lefferts Historic House (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn , The Carousel (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
12:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Join the Prospect Park Alliance during Spring Break for family-friendly activities at the Prospect Park Audubon Center, Lefferts Historic House and the Carousel.
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DENVER (AP) — Wilson Chandler returned after a two-month absence due to hip problems with a strong effort on both sides of the ball for the Denver Nuggets.
Nuggets rally past Warriors for 5th straight win
Chandler scored 14 points in 21 minutes, tops among Denver's reserves, and had two steals to key a big fourth-quarter run as the Nuggets rallied past the Golden State Warriors 116-105 Sunday night for their season-high fifth straight win.
"I got a little winded but hopefully that's something I've just got to fight through," said Chandler, who was playing for the first time since early November after undergoing surgery last spring to repair a labral tear in his left hip. "It felt good to be back out there having fun. Not being healthy last year and this year has been frustrating so I was glad I was out there for that long and felt that good."
Chandler's return provides another option for the Nuggets on an already deep bench as Denver's reserves outscored Golden State's backups 48-17.
"It helps knowing that come playoff time, we have depth and guys who can step up, especially when somebody has a bad night," Nuggets forward Kenneth Faried said. "We don't have to rely on just one or two guys. We've got three, four, five guys who can come in and score or play defense and do the little things that help us win games."
Danilo Gallinari scored 21 points and Ty Lawson had 20 for the Nuggets.
Stephen Curry scored 29 points, including seven 3-pointers, to lead Golden State. David Lee added 23 points and 13 rebounds and Harrison Barnes had 21 points.
Down by eight going into the fourth quarter, Denver opened the period with a 19-2 flurry to go up 98-89. Andre Miller and Corey Brewer each scored six points, running the floor and scoring primarily on layups. Faried converted a three-point play when he muscled in a dunk and was fouled by Lee.
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November 20, 2014
"Failure to Reach a Nuclear Deal will Drive Iran into Russia's Arms"
Op-Ed, Financial Times
By Ariane Tabatabai, Associate, International Security Program/Project on Managing the Atom
"This isolation has left Tehran no option but to turn to Moscow. And, as relations between the US and Russia have deteriorated, the Middle Eastern state has the scope to become an evermore decisive and divisive factor."
November 20, 2014
"Provisions to Limit Future Iranian Illicit Procurements for Its Nuclear Programs"
By Olli Heinonen, Senior Fellow, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs and David Albright
This proliferation-sensitive procurement architecture should remain in place for the duration of the comprehensive agreement. The six powers must carefully plan for eventualities now and design and implement an architecture that prevents future Iranian illicit procurements under a comprehensive agreement.
November 18, 2014
Podcast: Saudi Arabia's Foreign Policy Amidst Regional Instability with Prince Turki Al Faisal
An audio recording from His Royal Highness Prince Turki Al Faisal of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, former Saudi Arabian Ambassador to the United States (2005-2007) and former Director General of Saudi Arabia's General Intelligence Directorate (1977-2001).
On November 18, 2014 Prince Turki spoke on regional instability and forces at work in the region, including power politics, energy markets, violent extremism, and theological divides, in a public address moderated by Kennedy School professor Nicholas Burns.
November 18, 2014
"How Does Religion Really Influence Iranian Nuclear Policy?"
Op-Ed, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
By Ariane Tabatabai, Associate, International Security Program/Project on Managing the Atom
"It's true that the regime sometimes makes decisions that seem irrational to outside observers. But this is not generally due to religious belief but rather to the fact that the regime's interests and the national interest do not alignfor example, Iran and Israel have many common strategic interests, yet Tehran has adopted anti-Israeli rhetoric and policies since the 1979 revolution. This stance may not serve national interests, but it certainly advances the Islamic Republic's interest in a strong, external-enemy narrative."
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Fall/Winter 2014-15 Belfer Center Newsletter
By Sharon Wilke, Associate Director of Communications
The Fall/Winter 2014/15 issue of the Belfer Center newsletter features recent and upcoming activities, research, and analysis by members of the Center community on critical global issues. This edition highlights discussions at the Belfer Center about Iran and its nuclear program. Former U.S. National Security Advisor and Center Senior Fellow Thomas Donilon and former Israeli National Security Advisor Yaakov Amidror added their voices to Center debate on this issue during a Harvard Kennedy School forum on a possible deal to prevent development of nuclear weapons in Iran.
In "Stopping ISIL," a number of Belfer Center security experts weigh in on what must be done in the next year to stop the spread and brutality of the Islamic State (ISIL). Graham Allison, Nicholas Burns, Chuck Freilich, Nawaf Obaid, Ariane Tabatabai, Payam Mohseni, David Petraeus, Gary Samore, and Barak Mendelsohn suggest solutions to this strategic challenge.
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Fall/Winter 2014-15
Payam Mohseni: Q&A
Newsletter Article, Belfer Center Newsletter
By Payam Mohseni, Director of Iran Project and Fellow of Iran Studies
In this Q&A, Belfer Center Communications Director Josh Burek asks Payam Mohseni about the Center's new Iran Project which he directs and about the potential for increased U.S.-Iranian cooperation.
Fall 2014
"The Fool's Errand for a Perfect Deal with Iran"
Journal Article, Washington Quarterly, issue 3, volume 37
By Sven-Eric Fikenscher, Research Fellow, International Security Program/Project on Managing the Atom and Robert Reardon, Former Research Fellow, Project on Managing the Atom/International Security Program, 20122014
"The P5+1 should set aside the effort to craft an all-at-once comprehensive bargain and instead adopt a strategy of negotiating incremental agreements. An incremental approach has a number of advantages. The negotiators could focus on one sticking point at a time, without having to coordinate agreement on all of them at once. Negotiators could defer currently intractable issues, like enrichment capacity, until greater trust is built or new opportunities arise. Most importantly, the compromises already achieved under the JPA could be maintained and consolidated, independently of the ups and downs of ongoing negotiations."
November 11, 2014
"Towards A Nuclear Agreement"
By Chuck Freilich, Senior Fellow, International Security Program
"Netanyahu, who deserves considerable credit for having successfully placed the Iranian issue at the center of the international agenda, unfortunately went too far in the last year, turned himself in the eyes of the world from the champion of the cause to an annoyance, and undermined the strategic coordination with the United States. The idea of conducting a public campaign against the agreement, while mobilizing the Congress against the president, borders on the irresponsible."
November 2014
The Iranian Nuclear Programme: Practical Parameters for a Credible Long-Term Agreement
By Olli Heinonen, Senior Fellow, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
Iran and the P5+1 (China, France, Germany, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States) are continuing negotiations to achieve a comprehensive nuclear agreement. Whilst the wider political context to such an agreement is of importance, the key concern at this stage of the negotiations must revolve around ensuring that any agreement guarantees Iran is left without a pathway to making nuclear weapons.
November 6, 2014
"Bringing Iran into the Nuclear Security Summit"
Op-Ed, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
By Ariane Tabatabai, Associate, International Security Program/Project on Managing the Atom and Miles A Pomper
"Iran would join a group of six other Middle Eastern states at the summitEgypt, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates. The meeting would thus provide a forum for these countries to engage on nuclear security issues, a rare and much-needed opportunity for the region. Currently, there are few venues where the Arab states, Iran, Israel, and Turkey can meet to constructively discuss anything."


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- 1/4-inch-thick lemon slice
- 2 tablespoons Maraschino liqueur or Cointreau
- Muddle the orange and lemon slices with Maraschino liqueur or Cointreau. Strain into a Champagne flute over ice. Add cold Champagne and serve with a lemon-peel twist.
Notes Muddling fruit and other ingredients for a cocktail means crushing them to release their juices and oils. A long, wooden muddler, preferably 10-inches, is best. Use a muddler that does not have a coating of varnish, because the citrus ingredients in this recipe could strip it, and muddle the ingredients in a cocktail shaker or a pint-sized glass. If you don?t have a muddler, crush the ingredients with the back of a wooden spoon in a bowl.
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