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A Taste of New Orleans
Off Off Bourbon Street, a Jubilant Revival
Published: April 3, 2002
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John Besh, the chef, made his mark at Artesia, on the far side of Lake Ponchartrain in Abita Springs. His efforts did not pass unnoticed. He, and Artesia, picked up all sorts of "best new" awards from the food press, and it was only a matter of time before he set up in New Orleans.
August might be the first place I'd send New Yorkers to minimize culture shock. Mr. Besh has a freewheeling international style that New York diners speak fluently. An elegantly presented three-part appetizer of foie gras, for example, would cure homesickness in a couple of bites. A little slice of terrine, combining foie gras and seared scallop, is pure silky pleasure, and Mr. Besh's German training produces a novel twist, Armagnac-marinated foie gras wrapped in the sweet layered pastry that Germans use for baumkuchen.
At August, the menu flirts with preciousness now and then, but the food can also be surprisingly hearty and straightforward. There's nothing fancy about Louisiana rabbit with morels and spring peas, served with sage butter grits or fillet of beef with potatoes and molten tomme de Savoie cheese.
When Mr. Besh gets creative, he can really click. Pheasant choucroute, another German-inflected dish, deserves a host of imitations. It's a plate-filling breast of pheasant, seared to a deep mahogany, and a leg confit served on a sweet-sour heap of Napa cabbage in a riesling reduction. Tiny roast apples add tart-sweet bursts of flavor. This is one of those dishes that can grow cold as you bend over them, inhaling opulent, spiced aromas.
Oxtail jus strikes me as a brilliant accompaniment to meaty seared sea bass, with smoked porcini mushrooms doubling the effect. Mr. Besh's one Asian-influenced dish is a stunner, crisp duckling cooked in rice wine and plum jus, served on ginger-accented jasmine rice.
The New Orleans dessert deficit is acute at August. It all sounded promising — all except a cheesecake with rosemary ice cream and bee pollen — but nothing took flight. August can't really just serve a Southern pecan pie, but it has not figured out how to make a dessert as original, and stylish, as the pheasant choucroute. Sangria sorbet, I have to say, is not the way to go.
Herbsaint, with its more modest ambitions, solved the dessert problem early, with knockouts like a coconut cream pie on a macadamia crust and warm chocolate beignets in brandied cherry sauce. The restaurant, owned by Susan Spicer of Bayona fame, sits right on St. Charles Avenue, which means that diners can spend all night looking at Mike Ditka's across the street or watching the streetcar speed by with a click and a clack. If you live in New Orleans, as most of Herbsaint's customers do, the streetcar probably seems a cliché, but for the rest of us, it's a big treat.
Herbsaint, named for the local anise liqueur, draws on Louisiana flavors and spices for strength and inspiration. It's rooted in the local sensibility, but it's a well-traveled, well-informed version of New Orleans cooking. The chef, Donald Link, was the sous-chef at Bayona before heading off to San Francisco, where, among other things, he helped open Jardinière. Back on native ground, he has an attractive setting for upscale, down-home dishes like fricasseed rabbit with long twists of strozzapreti pasta and wild mushrooms or a thick pork chop with spätzle in brown butter sauce, red cabbage and Fuji apples.
In a nod to the restaurant, I wanted to order the tomato-shrimp bisque flavored with a dash of herbsaint, but the gumbo of the day, with andouille, duck and tasso ham, sounded too good to pass up. It was gumbo heaven in a small cup, the flavors intense and deep, with a steady, beating pulse of Cajun spice. It was only a short hop to shrimp with a chili-fired grits cake and tasso cream sauce, a dish worth the plane fare to New Orleans.
Among the smaller new restaurants I tried, only one disappointed. René Bistrot, in the Père Marquette Hotel, sounds like a potential winner. The chef, René Bajeux, held down the top job at the Windsor Court Grill. But a Saturday afternoon lunch was dismal, which may have something to do with dining on the weekend at a downtown hotel, or may not. The style, as the restaurant's name suggests, is classic French bistro, and the menu abounds with beloved favorites like blanquette de veau, rillettes, and bouillabaisse.
Alas, tomato tart is ruined by a searing splash of vinaigrette. Crawfish potato gratin, rich and mealy textured, recalled the best of Stouffer's frozen line. One thing led to another, with no progress. A Flemish chtimi, or leek tart with Brie, succeeded in making the flavor of leeks disappear without a trace. Desserts aimed straight for the tourist dollar, led by the shameless cho-cho-cho, a death-by-chocolate theme-park consisting of a chocolate walnut brownie, chocolate mousse and chocolate ice cream with bourbon crème anglaise.
I approached G. W. Fins with unnecessary caution. The name, and the French Quarter location, gave pause. I am happy to signal the all-clear. The restaurant, opened by a sharp manager and a chef from Ruth's Chris Steak House, is a highly organized, well-focused seafood place with a phenomenal list of wines by the glass, nearly 70 of them. One does run into the dessert problem. Chocolate pecan butterscotch pie, about the size and weight of half a brick, had the kind of crust you could pave the street with. It made me want to grab a Cadbury Fruit and Nut bar as a palate cleanser.


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RURA noted that SIM registration would help address public security concerns such as kidnappings, terrorism, drug trafficking, theft of handsets and others. In addition to that, due to recent development of applications using mobile phones, such as mobile money, many countries all over the world have embarked on project of registering mobile customers to establish a link between the SIM cards and identification details of their holders.
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By ASHLEIGH HARRIOTT The Panther
The day we graduate high school, we cannot wait to pack up and head off to college. Some of us are more than ready to start working on what it takes to get this degree, while others use college as a way to get away from home. Which one are you?
Students sometimes forget that college is a personal and financial investment. Don't waste your time or your money.
I can't imagine getting an F in a class, while others brush it off like it's nothing. Some can't imagine missing the hottest party to finish a paper or catch up on sleep. It all goes back to how your priorities are set up.
If you don't mind being in college an extra year or two and taking out another $20,000 in loans because you wanted to socialize and party, so be it. See me, I plan on having a successful future, so what better way than to start now.
As students, we need to encourage the people around us to do the same thing. Think about where you want to be five or 10 years from now. Do the people you surround yourself with every day who cause you to not get your work done help you get to the place? If so, keep doing what you're doing. If not, maybe you should be doing something differently.


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Hippo Campus: The National Zoo Should Bring Back Nature's Most Mercurial Large Mammal
The National Zoo's three Asian elephants moved into the pachyderm equivalent of the Ritz-Carlton earlier this year, with heated floors; giant, nearly silent motorized doors; and a lengthy walking trail for "cardio." The only thing that appears to be missing from the $56 million Elephant Community Center is an infinity pool.
With the completion of the new building, which is part of the larger Elephant Trails project, elephants have joined pandas and orangutans in the National Zoo's aristocracy. It's hard to escape them these days: In the bird exhibit, a 10-minute walk from the elephant house, visitors come to the start of the elephant trail where a sign proclaims the elephant "a very big bird." Even the Elephant Community Center's most serious downside—the smell that comes from having three elephants in one building—has been transformed into a cutesy novelty, with a tube of faux dung balls displaying how much the elephants defecate in a day.
Yet for all of the elephants' shiny new accoutrements, one plot abutting the complex remains neglected. Its grass is unshorn, its graduated pool empty except for some mud. The enclosure, which once housed the zoo's last hippopotamus, is a reminder that the elephants' new playground didn't come entirely free of opportunity costs.
Under the cover of darkness, Washington's last hippo, Happy, left for the Milwaukee County Zoo in 2009. (The zoo blamed the nighttime departure on safety concerns.) The deportation, zoo officials said at the time, came down to space needs: Happy was in the way of the construction. This September will mark the zoo's fourth year without hippos. All that remains of Hippopotamus amphibius is the image of one on a floor tile in the elephant house.
Which is a tragedy. Humans have had elephants pretty much figured out for centuries: the sad eyes, the big ears, the dangling trunks. They like to play with balls and sometimes tires. Little ones run after the big ones.
Hippos, on the other hand, are more complicated creatures, and deserve a place in the National Zoo's educational mission. Their shambling locomotion and tiny ears are cute, sure, but they're also inexplicably vicious. A recent article in The Guardian described one man's experience trapped in an angry hippo's belly before being coughed up. The elephant—nature's most boring large mammal—would never swallow someone whole.
Having a hippo is certainly a hassle for a zoo. They require elaborate water filtration systems for their pools, and they eat about 80 pounds of food a day.
But hippos can have star wattage—if they're given the chance.
The National Zoo didn't respond to requests for comment about the community center and the future of hippos at the zoo. But whatever the zoo's plans are, now is the time for it to realize what other zoos are catching on to: People actually like hippos.
Compare the hippoless National Zoo to Egypt's Giza Zoo, which for my money—literally, because I had to bribe people to see some of the animals—may be the only zoo that truly understands hippos' appeal. In a line a dozen children deep, visitors wait for a chance to hand-feed lettuce to the hippos, who are in turn granted an enormous amount of real estate. While I wouldn't expect the National Zoo to adopt so hands-on an approach, the big crowds prove that people will be interested in hippos in the proper context.
Other zoos are also making strides to better accommodate—and therefore, better show off—their hippos. At the National Zoo, hippos were limited to a pool, some ground, and an indoor enclosure, meaning that often the most visitors would see were pairs of eyes, ears, and nostrils. More and more American zoos are fixing the water problem, according to Tim Wilde, curator of large mammals at D.C.'s expat hippo Happy's new home in Milwaukee.
More common now are hippo habitats that include glass viewing areas that show the underwater portions of the pool. (The Toledo Zoo pioneered this approach in the 1980s.) The more hippos can be seen, Wilde argues, the more they pull in crowds. "I think hippos can actually be pretty popular," Wilde says.
None of this is to suggest elephants don't deserve their newly luxe digs; the elephant house needed renovations. In 2006, the zoo had to put down one arthritic elephant, Toni, and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals blamed the elephant house for its death. "I have never seen an elephant as crippled as Toni," one elephant expert told the Washington Post.
Instead of taking room away from the elephants, a new hippo exhibit could give the boot to another one of the zoo's animals. And there are many candidates to choose from.
The zoo's Small Mammal House is already skippable, thanks to its cavelike darkness and the general blahness of its animals. Why not remove it from the map officially? Better yet, ship off the farm animals. Why have cows and goats when you can have a hippo?
If Washington does get a new hippo, though, don't expect it to be Happy. After some initial shyness, he's getting along well with Milwaukee's two female hippos. "He seems to just be kind of hanging out," says Wilde. "You know...he's a hippo."


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IRIS DEMENT SINGS from the stage of the Fine Line with a curl to her lips, tearing off choppy guitar chords and rhymed social critique. "We got CEO's makin' 200 times the workers' pay," she snarls, "but they'll fight like hell against raisin' the minimum wage." A man near the front leaps to his feet with a football cheer, pumping his arm toward the ceiling. DeMent continues: "We call ourselves the advanced civilization"--guitar notes rise with a swagger, then tumble--"but that sounds like crap to me"--more audience hoots and applause--"And it feels like I'm"--classic rock melodic resolution--"livin' in the wasteland of the free."
I know these cues, these lures: the hardness of the vocal, the rhetorical surges and soothings of the music, the electricity of the crowd's response. My well-schooled body wants to take the bait so bad my hair is standing up. But I can't swallow it, or I won't. A more rigorous listener in me says, Stay a minute. Hear the clunky words so crammed into their lines. Notice the melody's lazy familiarity. Observe these easy, TV news-ready images: greedy corporate heads, hate-filled conservative preachers, illiterate MTV-watching high schoolers. Don't these situations--these people--deserve more complex portrayals, especially from art? Would the crowd be equally roused if their empathy was called upon as much as their frustration?
A folky singer-songwriter with a big voice as ripe as peaches, as tart as lemons, DeMent has been vilified and praised for venturing into politics on this year's The Way I Should. To me, though, the problem is not that DeMent has written protest songs; it's that she's written such typical ones and presented them so conventionally. On her last album, My Life, DeMent wove visceral, disturbing stories from the tension between her characters' emotional needs and capitalism's relentless cycle of work and consumption. Here, she reduces that strain to a battle between powerful fuckers and their hapless fuckees. Her fruity voice is clenched, its spectrum narrowed to the husky, aggressive tone that means "rebellion" and "self-determination" in current popular music. Most laughably, a "rock" band shows up to pound all points home.
I'm admittedly astonished, at this late date in rock history, to see musicians still convinced that stridency best communicates anger. (Or are they merely convinced that stridency--see Alanis, etc.--best cultivates sales?) Shouldn't artists especially realize how much essential shading, detail, and context goes lost when they hammer on a single note? Haven't enough artists proved that anger served humorously, gracefully, surprisingly, slips deeper down the audience's unclenched gullet and there breeds something more lasting than reflexive mimicry--something like compassion?
I'm speaking, it must be said, as someone who has in the past championed the ferocity of the Clash, Polly Jean Harvey, Public Enemy, Nirvana. In my defense--and theirs--I would argue that each of them complicated anger with other elements: wit, lyrical intricacy, melodic beauty, a sense of personal responsibility. In every case, the creative impulse seemed to be at least as much about healing as hating, about dreaming an alternative to political, psychosexual, or socioeconomic mess. DeMent songs from My Life like "No Time to Cry" and "Easy's Gettin' Harder Every Day" dream in this way; down dirty in the hurtful details of just-getting-by, DeMent's voice implicates with its pain yet also greets, knows, and uplifts with its incandescent generosity.
Those are protest songs to me, although they neither rant like Rage Against the Machine's "Children of the Sun," nor scorn like Dylan's "Masters of War." They are protest songs because they demand more of us than we are used to giving, more than we are usually expected to give: more anger, yes, but also more understanding, more love. These songs protest a simplistic notion of humanity. In her essay "Hanging on a Sunrise," white South African writer Nadine Gordimer distinguishes between politically informed art and political witness. The "ethos" of real poetry, she claims, "is restoration: of the spirit beyond and above setting the story straight, which is the business and usefulness of testimony.... When testimony has been filed, out of date, poetry continues to carry the experience from which the narrative has fallen away."
Such a distinction may irritate those of you who chafe at the idea of a "universal" or common standard of artistic excellence. Who decides what is soul-reviving, after all, and by what measure? Still, I keep returning to Gordimer's word "ethos": The fundamental value of art, she says, rests not in its ability to inform, retaliate, expose, or contextualize (although art can do all those things nicely) ,but in its power to restore the spirit. My guess is that you can't truly inspire such a renewal by setting out to disallow the humanity and spirit of other people--however stupid and wrong and greedy they may be. Trying to do so leaves you with half a voice, and it is the voice of your enemy.
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We are actively planning two-day Voices from the Land workshops in several new sites, states and provinces for 2015 and beyond you can contact Brian Hayes at firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like to talk about the possibility of bringing a Voices workshop to your area or find the closest workshop to your area.
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Voices from the Land uses a natural landscape as inspiration for students to explore the power of written and oral language, digital photography, performing arts, online publishing… and the power of working collaboratively with other people. Through the Voices process, students design and publish books and/or posters showcasing their art and poetry and sharing it with their school, community, and beyond.
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Photo: Possible 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' Capitol Propaganda Billboard
I came across this picture on Instagram that was posted 2 days ago by user @Schack_attack. The photo was taken at the Pullman Train Yard, the same location where we saw the pictures of the Capitol cars.
Since we see miners in the billboard, it looks like it has something to do with District 12. What do you guys think?
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Newsreel footage documents the proceedings of the Senate Committee to Investigate Crime and Interstate Commerce during its hearings in New York City and Washington, D.C., held between 12 March 1951 and 27 March 1951. The committee, chaired by Senator Estes Kefauver (D-TN), consists of Senator Charles H. Tobey (R-NH), Senator Herbert R. O'Conor (D-MD), Senator Lester C. Hunt (D-WY), Senator Alexander Wiley (R-WI) and committee Chief Counsel Rudolph Halley. The committee's mission is to expose alleged members of organized crime, their illegal activities and their possible connections to government officials. The main witnesses called to testify are mobster Frank Costello, reputedly the head of the largest criminal syndicate in New York; Virginia Hill, the longtime girl friend of the late gangster Bugsy Siegel; and former New York mayor William O'Dwyer. The nervous Costello, accompanied by his attorney, George Wolf, often refuses to answer questions directly and once, pleading illness, walks out on the proceedings. In one exchange with Sen. Tobey, Costello asserts that he is a good American because he pays his taxes. Hill, well-known for her abrasive manner and association with gangsters, verbally spars with the committee members and often provokes laughter from the courtroom audiences with her acerbic comments. O'Dwyer, currently serving as the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, answers questions about misusing his mayoral power to impede investigations into racketeering. O'Dwyer attempts to deflect attention from himself by accusing Sen. Tobey of being involved with New York bookmakers but is unsuccessful and ultimately apologizes. Other witnesses whose testimony is heard include gambler Frank Erickson; stevedore and strikebreaker Anthony Anastasia; former Water Supply Commissioner James J. Moran; New York fire official John P. Crane; Joe Adonis; and Jacob "Greasy Thumb" Guzik.


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Vin Diesel: Shirtless for 'Prestige' Magazine Shoot!
Vin Diesel shows off his ripped shirtless body while posing for a shoot for an upcoming issue of Prestige magazine.
"The shoot for this summer's PRESTIGE magazine cover, was one of the craziest photo shoots I have ever done…" the 45-year-old Fast & Furious 6 actor wrote on his Facebook account.
"After the big cat escaped… the four handlers secured the full grown Leopard, and then, gave me the leash…" Vin added. "P.s. It must be an Animal thing…"
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Senator John Kerry seems to be emerging as President Obama's go-to person for foreign policy advice on critical issues. This must be rather galling for Vice President Biden and especially Secretary of State Clinton. Biden at least gets to trot out ideas about major matters, such as his "Pakistan First" notion for dealing with the deterioration of our position in Afghanistan. Clinton apparently does not even have that consolation.
But Kerry's approach to Afghanistan is a little more serious than Biden's and thus will likely receive more consideration. Speaking before the Council on Foreign Relations, Kerry put his finger on the main problem with Biden's "Pakistan First" concept — major gains by the Taliban in Afghanistan will "put Pakistan at risk." However, Kerry argued against a troop surge in Afghanistan unless three conditions are met: better Afghan governance, a bigger civilian development effort, and a supply of reliable Afghan security forces to work with U.S. troops.
This sounds sensible. But those who advocate a surge counter that these conditions cannot all be satisfied when we are losing militarily, as now seems to be the case, and Obama's commander on the ground seems to agree. As James Dobbins, who served as a special envoy to Afghanistan during the Bush administration put it, Kerry is basically saying, "we're not going to send more troops until we start winning, which seems to be an inversion of the usual sequence."
In the end, Kerry's position looks like just another in a long line of excuses offered by Democrats for not fighting to win. First, we shouldn't fight to win (indeed, shouldn't fight at all) in Iraq because the important mission was defeating the Taliban in Afghanistan. Then, we shouldn't fight to win in Afghanistan until the situation in Pakistan is dealt with. Or we should fight in Afghanistan, but only against al Qaeda (which has fled the country), not the Taliban.
Now, says Kerry, we shouldn't fight to win in Afghanistan until the Afghan government and military get their acts together.
But if the Afghan government and military got their acts together, the Democrats then would no doubt argue that our presence is no longer needed. Come to think of it, this eventually became part of the rationale for phasing out of Iraq.
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Suddenly, Evergreen has a burgeoning beer business.
Within a year, this town has gone from one tap house to four, two of which brew their own beer. That's a lot of craft beer.
While some might say it could be too much for Evergreen, the owners say their establishments will become a destination for craft-beer aficionados who might not drive here for one brewpub, but will for four.
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A pleasant surprise this past week was a letter to the Canyon Courier with photos enclosed of some American goldfinches at a feeder. The photos were taken by Bud and Sandy Madigan at their home feeder in the Upper Bear Creek area. The photos helped me identify the birds.
American goldfinches are not too easily identified in winter. Their winter plumage is not distinctive, especially in the black-and-white print that was sent to me by the Courier. However, the two light wing bars are distinctive in these little olive drab birds.
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EVERGREEN — Since her freshman year at Evergreen, Samantha Kisiel set her sights on two primary basketball accomplishments: help the Cougars win a state championship and reach 1,000 points in scoring.
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The senior center attained the individual milestone in the first quarter of Evergreen's 57-31 victory over Silver Creek on Dec. 16.
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I've been spending some time moving pics around on the 'ole computer, and came across an old picture of Dancer when we first brought him home.
Boy, he has come a ways since then.
Not just his mane growth, but his whole physic has improved.
I have to share his short story, kind of funny...
When we went to look at getting our little pinto, Me Jo, they would not sell him with out his buddy, Dancer.
My hubby agreed, on the terms that I train him to drive, and then we sell him. (of course I never had any intentions of following through on that! :wink:)
Now my hubby is completely attached to Dancer and wants him for his own cart horse.
Silly "boy"! :lol:
Any body else have a "before & after" they want to share?
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Darn! I just took off all my before riding pics of my laptop! I will have to find some lol :D Stunning little fella you have there :-o
He is a beautiful little guy is mane looks a lot better
Lovely little pony (:
Thanks, Thanks and Thanks! :lol:
Pintotess, love to see 'em if you find 'em!
Cute little guy, does he drive yet?
At the end of last fall we had gotten him to the point where we hooked him up to our training chariot.
He did just wonderful!
So we are anxious for all this snow to melt to start up again this year.
Give him a refresher, and then away we go!
(I say this and cry:sad:, as we have gotten another foot of new snow since Saturday, and it is suppose to continue for another 6 days :shock:)
Quite a difference! Good job!
What exactly do you do with a horse of this size?
Inexpensive pasture buddy, pet, cart horse, saddle horse for smaller children (if dead broke), pony rides, showing. They're also used like seeing eye dogs or something, so I've heard.
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Are you having the case of the Mondays or are you just naturally clumsy? We all know coffee + clumsy equals one big mess to clean up. If you're like me, who can't speak without flailing their hands about, someone or something always seems to get caught in our crossfire. My expressive hands make me highly susceptible to spills; no cup is safe around me, until now!
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Alexandria has long had some of the most limiting restrictions on food trucks in the region. In fact, mobile vendors are currently banned, except for construction sites and permitted special events. That's all about to change: the Alexandria City Council voted over the weekend to allow food trucks to vend at parks, schools, churches, farmers' markets, and other private property over a 16-month trial period beginning July 1. (This is good news for anyone who has wanted to see food trucks during Port City Brewing Company's weekend tastings and tours.)
The new rules also now allow trucks to get licensed and permitted by the city and set up a regulatory framework for the health department and fire marshall to inspect them. Previously, these inspections were done ad hoc, driven by special events.
On-street vending, however, is still illegal in Alexandria, which means you won't see trucks on the main drag of Old Town for now. The city council will revisit the new pilot program by October 2015.
The city of Alexandria formed a task force consisting of food truck owners, restaurant owners, and community residents to take a look at the ban last year. And the DMV Food Truck Association has been lobbying hard to loosen the restrictions. The group launched its "Alexandria Hearts Food Trucks Campaign" in January with a website that aimed to dispel myths about food trucks and rally supporters to contact city councilmembers.
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PLANS to transform derelict land in Kearsley into a children's play area were revealed at the town's area forum meeting.
A sketch design has been drawn up of the proposed site in Mossfield Road, which would include a multi-purpose sports area, picnic area, grass paths and a natural play area.
The site is expected to take around two years to complete and could cost around £50,000.
Community interest company Profitts will write a bid for the proposals and grants would be provided by The National Lottery and Community First, a Bolton at Home initiative which funds neighbourhood projects across Bolton.
An action group consisting of around 15 members has also been set up, with several meetings held by residents of the Mossfield Road area.
Chris Wood, community development officer at Bolton at Home, presented the proposed plans.
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There's nothing I like more than sitting at my piano for hours with no direction, or sifting out bits for songs on my iMac. I've been called Wolfdrummer since the late 1990s due to my love of wolves and the drumsticks that are never far away. I focus primarily on piano, drums and djembe.
"Second Class Citizen" was written in response to California's Prop 8. You can download it for free on ReverbNation.
"Restoring The Balance" was voted the winner of the 2011 Goddess Festival in Fayetteville, Arkansas. You can see lyrics or hear it here.
At the moment, I'm working on the music for "Shelter Me." I have no idea when it will be done, because much of my time is spent working on books.
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I really need help figuring this out. Please help. I'm a teacher and lo goes to a babysitter everyday. He seems to take really long naps there but never at home. He will take a 3-4 hour nap there in the morning and then another 3 hour nap in the afternoon. He still STTN at home for 11 hours. Does this seem excessive? I'm worried that he's just laying there awake. He usually only naps 4.5-5.5 hours at home on weekends. Is it possible that he's just that tired there?
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i have been told by so many people to avoid so many places it really doesnt leave many places to think about living or shopping at or anything else, i have found for the most part granted i've only been here a few months, people are generally friendly and very helpful when i get lost (which is often) and i have seen so many cute homes in both south O and North O, to hear from people that it can be very dangerous is a little unnerving to say the least, but i feel if you mind your own business and you are friendly others will treat you the same no matter where in omaha you happen to be
MIDWESTERN WEATHER; its not for sissies
Here is a photo of a nasty looking cloud as it approached TD Ameritrade Stadium in Omaha on June 20, 2011, during a game of the College World Series. The game had to be interrupted as fans quickly left their seats and players exited the field. Heavy rains soon fell and the wind did blow, but reportedly there were no tornadoes...this time.
ESPN cameras captured this scene.
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The Farnam Debacle
Just west of the Downtown area, at Saddle Creek Road, Farnam Street appears to become a two-way street to the west, and one-way (westbound) to the east, with Harney Street as the opposite one-way.
This is a little misleading though, as Farnam is one of the few reversible streets in the country. Dodge may have its reversible lanes, but Farnam, at only two lanes, becomes entirely one-way at certain times on weekdays.
Monday thru Friday, 7am to 9am, Farnam becomes one-way toward the city (eastbound), while 4pm to 6pm, it becomes one-way away from the city (westbound). Other times on weekdays, and all day on weekends, the street is two-way. This configuration is from Saddle Creek Road, at the Nebraska Medical Center, until the street's western end at Dodge.
If you find yourself in this area, there are signs and lights warning you, but the GPS may mislead you (it's never on maps) or you may just outright miss it.
Areas to avoid
Omaha is NOT a dangerous city, but it's always smart to be cautious. The area with the worst reputation is North Omaha. It continues to have the highest concentration of violent crime year after year. This is, approximately, the area north of Dodge St and east of 72nd St - so the northeast corner of the city. There is no reason to avoid everything north of downtown, however. The area around Creighton University and the Qwest Center has some great shops and restaurants and is safer than the rest of North Omaha. Just use your common sense. I have been a student at Creighton for five years and have never had any trouble at all.
Not random violence.
I live in the Benson area, which is considered North Omaha. You hear sirens daily, and there are quite a few shootings. But 99% of these acts are between rival gangs. There are certain areas to avoid, but for the most part, North Omaha is not as dangerous as most indicate.
I have lived in West Omaha. The 1 time I failed to take something of value out of my car, I remembered to go get it 3 hours later. Too late, already had a busted window.
I have been in North Omaha for 3 years now, and have never had any issue even once. Have been able to leave things in plain site, and out in the yard with no one touching any of it.
And to those who say Omahas crime rate is really high.... no, it really isn't. There are 40 other cities in the US that have larger populations, and a good portion of those have higher crime rates than Omaha. And plenty that are smaller with a higher rate. I have seen the trouble areas in cities like KC, Memphis, Newark and Chicago. Omaha does not compare. Don't listen to the ignorance of people who are going by here say.
http://www.morganquitno.com/cit04pop.htm - We don't even make the lists.
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North and South Omaha
Omaha is overall a very safe city, but it has bad neighborhoods just like any other city.
Downtown has some crime but not as bad as the North or South. Youll see some graffiti and homeless people. Thats as bad as it is in Downtown Omaha. Downtown is a place for tourists and stays relatively safe because of it.
North of downtown is the Qwest Center and the airport also safe areas but if you get any more north of those areas, it is dangerous. Pretty much all of North Omaha is dangerous. my mother is a firefighter for the city and has the most calls when she works in North O. She gets no sleep at all when she works in the NOrth because of all the calls she gets. Northwest Omaha is not as bad as the rest of North Omaha though.
South Omaha is nowhere near as bad as North O. but there are some projects down there and it can get relatively dangerous. I wouldnt be as afraid to drive in South Omaha. I would never walk there though.
A final danger is Crossroads Mall on Dodge Street. The area around it is not bad at all but inside the mall, crime is bad. The big chain stores have moved out of the mall because of the crime that goes on there. If you want to go to a mall go west to Westroads Mall where there are tons of chain stores and it is much safer (even though one time a freak had a gun and shot a few people, that is the only time that has ever happened). Oakview mall is pretty far away from Dodge street but it is very safe.
hope it helps
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Incredibly Inefficient Staff at Delta Airlines OMA
I usually use Continental Airlines but this time my ticket had me routed through atlanta and i had the misfortune of flying Delta.. the agents had no clue what they were doing, and when we waited for long because of their imbecility they complained that they didnt have time enough.. also they were dresssed bady and in need of a shower. i felt i was in africa or some other very backward place
no more delta for me in Omaha
back to my favourite airline Continental
THIS IS AN AREA to the north of downtown Omaha. Florence can be a little rough around the edges, so just use common sense and stay safe.
Here are some photos featuring murals seen in Florence.
There is an excellent museum of Mormon history in Florence. The Mormon pioneers made winter quarters here during their trek to Utah. There is still a Mormon cemetery in the area.
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Keep your eye out...
Omaha for the most part is relatively a safe city. However, there are certain neighborhoods to avoid at nighttime.
Benson: The area has some cool things, but it can get kind of shifty at nighttime and has been known for it's higher crime rate than the rest of the city.
North Omaha: A lot of boarded-up windows, bars over windows and decaying buildings. Crime is prominent in parts of this area.
Downtown outside of the Old Market: Very dead, dark and quiet. Try and stay in the Old Market area. Do not, I repeat, do not go on Leavenworth St. around 15-30th St. It has a very bad reputation and is consistently patroled by cops.
Heartland of America Park/Gene Leahy Mall: Early in the night it isn't bad, but later in the night it is known to get homeless people, beggars and sometimes vandals.
Some sections of Midtown: Dundee isn't a bad area at night, but venturing too far from it in the wrong directions can be dangerous.
Weather can be brutal sometimes, with tornadoes, severe thunderstorms and snow storms. Always be prepared for the worst.
Do Not Use Happy or Yellow Cab in Omaha - Ripoff!!
On March 7, 2007, I called Happy Cab (owner of Yellow Cab) for a cab for a business meeting that was supposed to start at 4pm. The cab arrived on time but then would not start. The cab driver tried for 15 minutes to jump start it but finally I asked for another cab to be called. The next cab came 25 minutes later. I called the dispatcher and she was totally unable to explain why this took so long nor was she very sympathetic. The cab ride took 25 minutes and my fare was $38 dollars. I was finally able to get to my meeting one hour late (I had flown all the way from CA for this meeting) only to learn from my colleagues that had left from the same location one hour earlier that the correct taxi fare should have been $20 since it was only an 8 mile journey. My cab driver had taken the Interstate around the city rather than straight down Dodge....since I was out of town I had no idea I was literally being taken for a ride.
I called the dispatcher this evening and she hung up on me as well. When I called back, she told me to call the owners in the morning.
In talking to the hotel manager at Embassy Suites, he indicated that Happy Cab is a horrible cab outfit that should be avoided.
I would strongly urge anyone who values their time and money to avoid these con artists... I am going to see if I can report them to the Omaha Taxi Commission assuming they've got some type of regulations on this business.
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grew up in omaha ne
I grew up in Omaha NE.
I tell ya nothing is worse for me to hear than "Omaha is dangerous"
It is no worse here than anywhere else.
If you don't like it stay out!
Yes, there are stupid drivers as well as anywhere else.
We have the four seasons. You have to adjust your driving to the seasons.
Downtown does have homeless, like any downtown. Stay away from them. Mind your own business and you will be ok.
Old Market area is safe the park closes at 10pm like all of the parks here.
It is judgemental people who make alot of trouble.
I love it here and would not live anywhere else.
There is much to do. Shops are beautiful. Eaterys are yummy. People are friendly.
Visit the zoo, museums, and Botanical garden.
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Omaha has it's share of panhandlers. I've never found any that are pushy, in your face or a problem. I've made it a practice to carry numerous coins in my pocket of $1 bills. That way, I can provide each with a little something that might help them through the day.
If you're uncomfortable with beggers, all you need to do is walk by or alter your path slightly and not come into contact with them. Again if you're uncomfortable, always walk with another person. You should not find a problem with the panhandlers you see, but do be aware that they are about the downtown area, including the Old Market. So ----- take the precautions that make you comfortable and enjoy your visit.
I don't know who writes these...
Omaha is as safe as any other city in The Untited States with 800,000 people. In fact it is more safe then most. And despite what you may have read here, Omaha has a lower crime rate then Denver and a Murder rate half that of sainted Columbus Ohio ( now I have never been to columbus it may be a fine place, I am sure it is.) The worst neighborhoods in Omaha border downtown especially to the North where apathy and Creighton university has caused some areas of homelessness and crime. But the city is by an large very safe.
the city gets more prosperous as you go west but as for "everything" east of 72nd being boarded up... That is Bull S#$T
Now as far as politics in omaha goes...
Come to the zoo, come see the CWS I think you will find most of what's written by the people
here to be quite an exaggeration.
This always made me laugh...
Omaha...where do I begin...how about here. If you can't handle Omaha, you can't handle any city. Omaha is like a Big Little City. Yes, it's going through major changes, especially the past 7 years, but it is not scary. And honestly The Old Market is more safe than anything from 24th street through 90th. If you are friendly, Omahans will be friendly. Believe me, I'm from Louisiana, one of the most hospitable states around and Omaha is not hospitable, but it's nothing that should affect you. But don't bash the Huskers, those crazy Husker fans are die hard get in a fight with anyone who says different. If you are not vulnerable, then the "Big, Old, Mean City" won't eat you up...come on, this is going to be one of the biggest tourist area within the next 5 years, so get ready!
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Some nights up to 5 people shot !!!!
The other night 6 people got shot at an apartment complex called "Wintergreen". It is not uncommon for multiple people to get shot in a night. I have lived in Denver and Columbus, Ohio (lower crime cities ) and Omaha is very violent !!! Dont go east of 72nd street after DARK!!!
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Carter rightly tells us, in the wake of the devastating murders in Paris last week, that anything can happen to anyone of us at any time. She's happy that she focused on love in midlife and found Mike, a Vietnam era veteran, who she loves and cherishes.
Another boomer blogger writes about going with her husband, a Vietnam vet, to a meeting of a chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, at which he spoke.
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