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Can anyone get onto LSO these days? I still like to re-read the old posts every-now-and-then but the site doesn't seem to be working anymore.
Is it dead for all? This could be a sad sad day....
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You can still read it here, complete with comments
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Yep, seems the domain is expired :(
Currently: becoming a clinical psychologist... yep, I quit finance
Previously: M&A consulting (Big 4), M&A banking (MM), business research (HBS)
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Re-read that book. Think it was called: Damn It's Good to Be a Banker.
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Re-read that book. Think it was called: Damn It's Good to Be a Banker.
honestly, not as good as the site ever was.
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The book is good, but I agree that the site was better. I liked the Murray Hill series...
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SB for you - knew it had to be archived somewhere.
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+1 for the archive. Bookmarking that shit.
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The first public presentation on the Downtown Revitalization and Economic Assistance for Missouri (DREAM) initiative will be held at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday at the Monett Chamber of Commerce's community room. According to Patrick Hanlon, project manager from the engineering firm of Peckham Guyton Albers and Viets (PGVA), the presentation will focus on options for Monett's downtown and seek input from those attending.
"Our expertise is in urban consulting, architecture and destination assessment," Hanlon said about the PGVA team in the DREAM effort. "We subcontract storm water issues to Bartlett and West, which has offices in Springfield, Jefferson City and Kansas City. For marketing we subcontract with the world renowned firm Fleishman-Hillard."
Tuesday's meeting will focus on the look of the downtown. Hanlon plans to show generic illustrations of what happens to a building and how it changes over the decades. He said the process is "pretty universal," no matter what town is involved.
The presentation will focus on the characteristics and attributes that make Monett unique. Two architects will accompany Hanlon for the discussion.
"This definitely will be along the lines of us showing illustrations and asking, 'Do you like this or not?'" Hanlon said. "We know what other towns look like. Do you want to go with a strict preservation approach, like some towns that are very historically oriented, or something more modern, or a mix? You understand what your heritage is. We need to hear what the experts on Monett want."
One advantage Hanlon saw in looking over Monett's downtown is a generally consistent look, as many of the buildings were erected at the same time. The general appearance opens the option for recreating a period look.
"We wanted to get design guidelines started," Hanlon said. "On Wednesday we plan to meet with building owners who are considering facade work and assist them on design improvements."
Another advantage Hanlon saw in Monett's present look is the large metal slip covers placed over the buildings between Third and Fourth streets.
"In other communities where we've worked, we've see when the covers are removed, they have protected the buildings," Hanlon said. "Removing them could be our most immediate near term victory. We'll do than first, tackle and harder stuff later. We're going to hit the ground running."
One of the more difficult issues will be flooding. Hanlon looked with interest at the area of flooding downtown.
"It's fine to remove a building that's dilapidated," Hanlon said. "You can do a pocket park. There's a limit to the amount of buildings that you'd want to take down. We're going to look at that further."
After next week's meeting, Hanlon said the DREAM effort would shift to revising and negotiating the scope of services for the project. A draft copy of a contract will be delivered to city officials by the end of next week. During the second week in January, the DREAM coordinators and city officials will meet in Jefferson City to go over the contract line by line.
Subsequent work will entail a survey of land use, the buildings and infrastructure downtown. DREAM coordinators will begin meetings with focus groups to get a sense of perceptions and desires for the downtown. Hanlon said about six focus groups would be organized to get input from specific groups, such as property owners, downtown area residents, merchant stakeholders in the project, large employers and public entities. A survey will follow for the entire community on the internet, all of which will be done in the next six months. Other work will begin by mid-summer.
The process all begins with next week's meeting. Hanlon urged everyone interested in the future of the downtown to attend.
"We want people to bring their ideas and be open to what we're asking them to provide input on," Hanlon added.


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Is he really? He says he is, but we are getting "cap and trade" passed through congress. I work in the business and I know that coal fired power plant projects are being killed right now because of it. The EPA officials we talk to all say that the administration is pro "cap and trade" and wants to minimize coal burning. So, the only conclusion I can reach is that this is another disconnect between what Obama says and what his administration actually does.
"what Obama says and what his administration actually does."Obama has said two things about coal: He wants clean coal, and he wants to reduce emissions from coal. No disconnect from his statements so far.
If you are going to rant, at least learn to spell.


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I'm using Exchange Web Service exposed from exchange 2007 SP1 server to create emails from my application and I've encounted a problem I can't figure out.
I get this response "When making a request as an account that does not have a mailbox, you must specify the mailbox primary SMTP address for any distinguished folder Ids." everytime I try to
CreateItem() from a web application.
This only happens on a Windows 2003 + IIS6 when
UseDefaultCredentials = True. But it's fine if I set the credentials with
New System.Net.NetworkCredential("user","password"). The latter is not an option in production.
The strangest thing is that
UseDefaultCredentials = True works if I run it from VS2008 on my local machine (but the exchange server is the same remote machine). What is wrong?
To make this more readable I've pasted a code example that uses Exchange WS API 1.0 here below. But it's the same problem if I use the Exchange WS directly.
Dim serviceObj As ExchangeService = _
New ExchangeService(ExchangeVersion.Exchange2007_SP1)
serviceObj.UseDefaultCredentials = True
serviceObj.Url = New Uri(serviceUrl)
Dim message = New EmailMessage(serviceObj)
message.Subject = "Greetings"
message.Body = New MessageBody(BodyType.Text, "Hello World")
Thankful for any thoughts.


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The King of All Formulas
The incredible true story of the man who invented the Hollywood schlock machine.
Read more from Slate's Summer Movies special issue.
Creaky as his apparatus now looks, Hill was onto something: Other plot wizards followed, including Plotto, the insanely complex 1928 creation of pulp novelist William Wallace Cook. (His pseudonymous memoir isn't titled The Fiction Factory for nothing: Cook once bashed out 54 "nickel novels" in a single year.) Rare and comically user-unfriendly, Plotto required its own accompanying instruction booklet—which, invariably lost or disintegrated in the intervening eight decades, leaves modern discoverers of the unaccompanied volume bewildered. Plotto resembles a thesaurus filled with cryptic codings and narrative fragments:
(b) (1083) (1287)
A has invented a life preserver for the use of shipwrecked persons * A, in order to prove the value of the life preserver he has invented, dons the rubber suit, inflates it and secretly, by night, drops overboard from a steamer on the high seas ** (1414b) (1419b)
(1027) (1418a; 1433b)
A sells his shadow for an inexhaustible purse (1354a) (1357)
(513) (1111b)
A discovers his cigar will not burn. On investigation, he discovers that the cigar is merely a rolled paper, X, camouflaged with a tobacco wrapper—the rolled paper, X, being an important message (541) (561) (1369) (1400)
Hill wasn't about to lie down and take … well, whatever the hell this was. He responded in 1931 with an invention called the Plot Robot—an actual mechanical scriptwriting robot—that utilized "whirring gears" to mix "background, characters, and dramatic situations from a series of tapes." When that didn't take, he hit on the creation of increasingly dense Plot Genie books that used a board-game spinner for random plot generation. Soon Fortune magazine was covering Hill's juggernaut; his pricey guides moved thousands of units among screenwriters and would-be writers, and endless plot guides and po-faced Poltis have followed ever since.
And so the would-be formula advice genre that Wycliffe A. Hill created lives on … as do crappy formulaic movies. But if there was ever a man whose own life beggars belief from even the most random plot generator, and that reveals the ultimate sterility of formula plotting, it was Hill himself. In chasing the chimera of 10 million plots, he never let on that life—his own life—was far weirder and richer than any Plot Robot could imagine.
Hill had a secret: He could barely sell his own screenplays. In fact, his finances had been so dire that by the 1920s the cinematic sage drifted into grinding out cheap newspaper copy. While scratching away for his nickels, he befriended a crooked lawyer named—I am not making this up—Morgan Marmaduke.
Marmaduke represented—and I am also not making this up—serial killer Bluebeard Watson. A roving bigamist who dispatched nine of his 22 wives through bludgeoning or drowning, Bluebeard was now passing time in San Quentin by strangling birds that landed too near his cell window. He let slip to his lawyer that, after killing and burying his final victim, Nina Lee Deloney, in the hills outside San Diego, he'd stuffed $86,000 worth of Liberty Bonds into Mason fruit jars and buried them nearby. Marmaduke and Watson cut Wycliffe Hill into a deal to find the jars, and the hunt was on.
Hill spent five years searching and digging for the killer's ill-gotten gains, visiting San Quentin repeatedly and having Bluebeard Watson circle photographs to show him where to dig. Not only couldn't Hill find the loot, but after bickering with Watson, he sued the inmate for breach of contract—an attempt at recouping funds that one Los Angeles Times reporter charitably described as "optimistic."
Rather than exploit the story possibilities in the Barton Fink –ish hell-scape of his own life, Hill descended into the endless spiral of how-to hackery. But even Hill himself couldn't hack it anymore. By the end of his career, he appears to have been so disenchanted with the Hollywood dream machine, the one he quite literally tried to build,that his final publications include a 1945 pamphlet titled Why the Jew Gets the Money.
Perhaps that just proves his point. Hill, I suppose, succumbed to his own Plot Situation No. 35: "Mental Derangement."


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State of the Middle Class
Jim Tankersley and Erin Currier talked about data on the fiscal health of those who consider themselves part of the middle class. Topics discussed included salaries, job security,…
Jim Tankersley and Erin Currier talked about data on the fiscal health of those who consider themselves part of the middle class. Topics discussed included salaries, job security,…
Reince Priebus spoke about campaign 2016 and the Republican Party ahead of the July 2016 Republican National Convention.
News headlines were read and phone lines were open for viewer calls on news of the day, including the question "What's your life like in the middle class?"16 views
Live daily at 7 a.m. ET, "Washington Journal" is a forum for journalists and public policy makers to discuss events.22 views
On today's Washington Journal, Washington Post Economic Correspondent Jim Tankersley and Erin Currier, with Pew Charitable Trusts, analyze the fiscal health of those who consider…
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Josh Earnest responded to reporters' questions on a variety of issues.
The Peterson Institute hosted a discussion on the impact of Chinese economic growth on U.S. trade and labor markets, as well as the recent Trans Pacific Partnership trade agreement.
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Activists and refugees share their experiences in Syria, as well as the challenges faced by migrants seeking asylum in the U.S. Other speakers include the State Department's…25 views
The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum holds a ceremony to mark the Days of Remembrance, which honor victims of the Holocaust.
Irwin Cotler talked about global antisemitism. He argued that there was a new global, escalating, and lethal anti-semitism.19 views
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Needmore Flattery Repeats as OH Horse of Year
Bruce Ryan and Blazing Meadows Farm's Needmore Flattery, a six-time stakes winner last year, was named 2014 Ohio Horse of the Year, champion 3-year-old filly, and champion handicap filly.
Bruce Ryan and Blazing Meadows Farm's Needmore Flattery, a six-time stakes winner last year, was named 2014 Ohio Horse of the Year, champion 3-year-old filly, and champion handicap filly.
Blushing Groom was brilliant on the track and one of the greatest international sires ever brought to America.
Grade II winner Williamstown, a 25-year-old son of Seattle Slew, has died, according to a release from Old Friends, the Thoroughbred Retirement Farm in Georgetown, Ky.
Sharp Humor, runner-up in the 2006 Florida Derby (gr. I) won by Barbaro, has died in South Korea as a result of an accident at Let's Run Stud Farm on Jeju Island.
Champion Groupie Doll delivered her first foal on March 5, about a week before her original March 11 due date. The colt was rushed immediately to Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital near Lexington.
Three of Smart Strike's best sons-who retired to stud in the space of four years-are shaping up as if they have the potential to make their way to the upper echelons of the North American stallion colony.
Salvador Hernandez' homebred La Tia, winner of the 2014 Matriarch Stakes (gr. IT), has been retired from racing. The 6-year-old daughter of City Place will be bred to Candy Ride.
Concern, the winner of the 1994 Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I) and the only Breeders' Cup victor to race and stand in Oklahoma, has died at the age of 25.
Smart Strike, a two-time champion sire in North America, was euthanized March 25 at Lane's End Farm near Lexington after succumbing to a case of laminitis. He was 23.
A measure giving flexibility to the financial operations of the New York State Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund passed by a comfortable margin in the state Senate, as it has every year since 2010.
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First-time starter Humor Vice scored comfortably at Hipodromo de las Americas March 20 and became the first winner for graded/group winner Regal Ransom.
Enrique Cantarell Diaz's Amanecer Serrano was a convincing 2 1/4-length victor March 21 at Hipodromo de las Americas in Mexico while becoming the first winner for California-based freshman sire Sierra Sunset.
The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission on Monday, March 23, approved changes that will allow more flexibility in the use of Kentucky Thoroughbred Development Fund purse money generated by wagering on historical races.
The first reported foal for Our Entourage, a stakes-winning son of Street Cry, is a colt born Feb. 21 at O'Sullivan Farms near Charles Town, W.Va.
Shug's Hope won the sixth race at Sunland Park March 21 and became the first winner for New Mexico stallion Shame On Charlie, a full brother to dual champion filly Indian Blessing.
Although Upstart has a better pedigree for getting a distance than many of his contemporaries, there is reason to think he might be better suited to intermediate distances.
John Sykes' Woodford Thoroughbreds now owns 100% of He's Had Enough, a grade I-placed son of Tapit. Woodford, one of Florida's largest stallion operations, began standing He's Had Enough this year in partnership.
Not For Love, Maryland's leading sire for the past 12 years, has been retired from breeding duties at Northview Stallion Station in Chesapeake City, Md.
The American Horse Council reported that the Department of Homeland Security and Department of Labor will resume processing H-2B petitions, but will continue to suspend premium processing until further notice.
Pine Bluff, winner of the 1992 Preakness Stakes (gr. I) and a multiple graded stakes winner for breeder Loblolly Stable, has been confirmed dead by his final owner, Danny Fred Duncan of Duncan 21 and Change Farm in Texas.
Wiseman's Ferry, the sire of two-time Horse of the Year Wise Dan, died March 17 at Dana Point Farm near Lenhartsville, Pa.
Vicar's in Trouble was named top accredited Louisiana-bred 3-year-old male when the Louisiana Thoroughbred Breeders Association earlier this month released results of its voting for divisional standouts of 2014.
Wildcat Red was honored as the 2014 Florida-bred Horse of the Year and champion 3-year-old colt at the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders' and Owners' Association annual awards banquet and gala March 16.
Four-time European group I winner Olympic Glory will join the stallion roster at Arrowfield Stud in Australia for this year's Southern Hemisphere season, making him the first shuttler for the Al Shaqab operation.
Multiple grade I winner and sire Ogygian, the oldest resident at Old Friends retirement farm near Georgetown, Ky., died March 14 because of complications from colic. The son of Damascus was 32.
Racing lore says that a good, big horse can beat a good, little horse, or wait, is it the other way around?
Alchaasibiyeh, who set a world record when she sold for $3.75 million at the 1984 Keeneland July selected yearling sale, died at age 32 Thursday, March 12, at Elizabeth Mateo's Premier Sporthorses farm in Alpharetta, Ga.
A new license plate option for Kentucky drivers, featuring a photo of the legendary Seattle Slew, has been unveiled by the Kentucky Equine Education Project Foundation.
Alex's Pal, a 16-year-old son of Valid Expectations, was euthanized March 11 due to colic.
The board of directors of Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation has approved a budget of $1,100,500 to fund research in 2015, including 10 new projects, seven second-year projects, and two career development awards.
Common Hope, the dam of recent Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I) winner Shared Belief, produced a filly by Victory Gallop March 10 at Sancal Racing at Elmendorf Farm near Lexington.
The Pennsylvania Horse Breeders Association has named its champions and leaders for 2014, with Real Solution and Divine Fortune topping the list.
A new interactive website for Thoroughbred breeders and enthusiasts has been launched called FoalPhotos.com. The site is designed to showcase Thoroughbred foals each foaling season.
Maybry's Boy, a graded stakes-winning son of Broad Brush, has been relocated to Danny O'Brien's farm near Gilbert, Ariz.
Dam of 2011 Japanese Horse of the Year Orfevre died March 4 after delivering a full sister to the son of Stay Gold.
Far From Over stems from one of the most prolific branches of the Betty Derr family, that of his fourth dam, the 1983 Kentucky Broodmare of the Year, Courtly Dee.
'He wouldn't run and hide behind his mother. He'd lead through the door,' Beau Lane of Woodline Farm said of Carpe Diem, a leading contender for the March 7 Tampa Bay Derby (gr. II) on the road to the Kentucky Derby (gr. I).
Judging by the final results of Fasig-Tipton's Florida sale of 2-year-olds in training at Gulfstream Park March 4, the sales company's decision to return its select offering to South Florida was clearly a winning one.
Clubhouse Ride, a $22,000 purchase from a 2010 Barretts sale who went on to earn more than $1.3 million, has been retired to stud at Harris Farms near Coalinga, Calif.
Breeders hope imported stallions will improve stock. Read the full feature in the March 7, 2015 issue of Blood-Horse Magazine. view slideshow
A heater being used to prevent a bucket of water from freezing has been cited as the cause of a Feb. 25 fire that resulted in the deaths of six horses at Chanteclaire Farm near Midway, Ky.
Twenty U.S. commercial breeding entities have signed on to support the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance by donating a portion of their stud fees to support Thoroughbred aftercare in 2015.
The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association has scheduled a pedigree and conformation clinic on March 11-12 at the Ocala Breeders' Sales Company in Ocala, Fla.
The Jockey Club announced March 2 that the 2015 edition of the Fact Book is available in the Resources section of its website at jockeyclub.com.
Even though Final Chapter isn't a 'typical' Nerud, he may yet prove a fitting epilogue to the story of one of the great figures of the American turf.
Group III winner Nephrite was represented by his first reported foal Feb. 20 when a chestnut filly arrived at Park Stud in Ontario.
Examining the most successful descendants of Courtly Dee, by Never Bend out of Tulle. view infographic
English Two Thousand Guineas winner King of Kings has died at stud in South Africa. The son of legendary sire Sadler's Wells was 20 years old, and his death was attributed to heart failure.
Barretts will hold its final sale in Pomona, Calif., Feb. 23 before relocating to Del Mar with its selected 2-year-olds in training sale.


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Distance from Franklin, NC to Asheville, NC is 67Miles or 108 Km. You can get this distance about 1 hour 14 mins. If you want to planning travel with plane, you can get this distance about 37 mins .
A car with an average MPG will needs 3.1 gallons of gas to get the route between these points.
The estimated cost of gas to get between Franklin, NC and Asheville, NC is $7.04.
During the route, an average car will release 60.74 pounds of CO2 to the atmosphere. Your carbon footprint is 0.91 pounds of CO2 per mile.
* Average US MPG used for calculations is 21.6 MPG.
* Average US gas price used for calculation is 2.27 per gallon.
* Coordinates of Franklin, NC is 35.1823072, -83.3813258 and coordinates of Asheville, NC is 35.594981, -82.5514626
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Goldschmidt's HR rallies D-Backs past SF 3-1
San Francisco Giants' Marco Scutaro, top, jumps over Arizona Diamondbacks' Willie Bloomquist after forcing him out at second base during the first inning in a baseball game on Friday, June 7, 2013, in Phoenix. Paul Goldschmidt was out at first. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)


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Typographic Matchmaking in the City is a documentary about an urban typographic research project, shot on several locations in Amsterdam, Dubai (UAE), Sharjah (UAE), Pingjum (Friesland), and Doha (Qatar).
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After Effects Apprentice / Edition 2by Chris and Trish Meyer
Pub. Date: 01/20/2009
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
New to the 2nd edition:
* All instructions, screen shots, Guided Tour video training movies, and project files updated for After Effects CS4. CS3 and CS4 features have been integrated throughout, including the pervasive use of Shape layers, Layer Styles, and Brainstorm
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New to the 2nd edition:
* All instructions, screen shots, Guided Tour video training movies, and project files updated for After Effects CS4. CS3 and CS4 features have been integrated throughout, including the pervasive use of Shape layers, Layer Styles, and Brainstorm
* More integration with other Adobe applications, including using After Effects with Illustrator, Photoshop (including new Vanishing Point and 3d Layer exercises) and Flash CS4
* Redesigned first and last lessons, including an all-new final project that walks through the creation of a widescreen broadcast TV promo
* Free bonus chapters on the DVD from other books on Photoshop, Cinema 4D, Flash, and broadcast design
* Coupon for 15% off stock footage from Artbeats on DVD
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Chris and Trish Meyer have authored a PDF that covers all changes a reader (including professors) might experience when using this book (authored for CS4) with After Effects CS5.
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If you're new to After Effects and want to get up to speed quickly, After Effects Apprentice was created just for you. With 11 core lessons plus a hip final project that pulls it all together, you'll learn how to tap this program's vast potential -whether you want to create motion graphics for network television, corporate communications, or your own work.
Fully updated to cover After Effects CS4, this book presents a professional perspective on the most important features a motion graphics artist needs to learn in order to use this program effectively. You'll learn to creatively combine layers, animate eye-catching titles, manipulate 3D space, key and stabilize a shot to place it in a new environment, and use effects to generate excitement or enhance the realism of a scene.
DVD contains: All exercise source material and projects, guided video tours, and movies of the finished projects.
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Getting Started
Pre-Roll: Exploring the After Effects landscape 1
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Lesson 11 Shape Layers: Creating and animating vector-based shapes 262
Lesson 12 Final Project: Using 3D space plus effects to create a show's opening title 280
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Born Feb. 24, 1927, in Wisner, Neb., he was the son of the late Lewis L. Hansen and Mildred McDonald Hansen. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps. He had lived in Saline County since 1944 and was a farmer. He attended Gilliam Baptist Church.
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On the Menu: Week of May 25
Here's what's coming up at the James Beard House and around the country:
Wednesday, May 27, 6:30 P.M.
Celebrity Chef Tour: Charlotte, NC
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Wednesday, May 28, 7:00 P.M.
Lambs and Clams
Lamb shepherd Craig Rogers is famous for the annual party he throws at his Virginia farm, where chefs gather to cook lamb, eat oysters, and let loose. For this Beard House reenactment, chefs Scott Crawford and John Critchley have designed a knock-your-socks-off menu featuring lamb from Rogers,... Read more >
On the Menu: Week of May 18
Here's what's coming up at the James Beard House and around the country:
Monday, May 18, 7:00 P.M.
Dynamic Duo of Food and Drink
Chef Charleen Badman and wine director Pavle Milic are a powerhouse team: she creates lovely, seasonal menus that draw on local ingredients, and he curates the wine selection, in addition to bottling his own. In their three integrated businesses—restaurant, market, and wine shop—they enthusiastically showcase Arizona's products, as will this can't-miss dinner.
Tuesday, May 19, 7:00 P.M.
Buddha's Birthday
Buddhism counts nearly half a billion adherents worldwide who follow Siddhartha Gautama's teachings. In honor of the sage's birthday, practicing Buddhist and... Read more >
Beard House Dishes: April Highlights
Asking us to pick our favorite dishes at the Beard House is a little like asking a mother to pick her favorite child, but to give you a taste, here are a few highlights served up during the month of April. These spectacular dishes were brought to us by a three-starred Northern California haven, a Laotian New York City hotspot, and a rustic Southern California kitchen helmed by an acclaimed JBF Award nominee.
Fernet Ice Cream with Gingerbread and Coca-Cola Syrup / Spring in Marin
There was a lot to like about Todd Shoberg's elegant but approachable Beard House dinner, which showcased the ingredient-driven cooking that earned his Bay Area restaurant, Molina, a three-star review from Michael Bauer. But my favorite... Read more >
On the Menu: Week of May 11
Here's what's coming up at the James Beard House and around the country:
Monday, May 11, 7:00 P.M.
Heirloom Elegance
Spring has finally sprung, and we couldn't imagine a better way to celebrate the season than through the vibrant, vegetal bounty of Quarry Hill Farm and its partner restaurant, Mainland Inn. After lauded stints at the French Laundry and Morimoto Napa, chef Ezra Duker brings classical training and technique to the restaurant's menu, delighting diners with its seasonal, organic, sustainable, and absolutely delicious fare.
Tuesday, May 12, 7:00 P.M.
Malt Luxury
Aficionados of the finest brown spirits—think Scotch, bourbon, and Cognac—know to head to the luxurious Le Malt, where exquisite dishes prepared by Caribbean-born chef Duke Estime pair perfectly with the extensive spirits and well-... Read more >
On the Menu: Week of May 4
Here's what's coming up at the James Beard House and around the country:
Monday, May 4, 6:00 P.M.
The 2015 James Beard Foundation Awards: Chicago
It's an exciting year for the James Beard Awards: we're celebrating this prestigious program's 25th anniversary, and, for the first time ever, the Awards gala will take place in the city of Chicago. For our gala reception, we've invited a talented group of chefs from around the country, many of whom are recent JBF Award winners, to create a dish that expresses their signature style.
Wednesday, May 6, 7:00 P.M.
Grace Bay Beach Chic
From a hit restaurant in Chile to his stint at Ferran Adrià's El Bulli, Cristian Rebolledo brings a world of experience to the restaurants he helms at three boutique resorts in the picturesque Turks and... Read more >
On the Menu: Week of April 27
Here's what's coming up at the James Beard House and around the country:
Monday, April 27, 7:00 P.M.
Dynamic Duo
At his storied Pig & Prince, Michael Carrino embodies the farm-to-table movement by curing his own meats, assisting at a nearby greenhouse, and working with local livestock breeders to thoughtfully source every element on his menu. Now the chef-on-the-rise will team up with rocker-turned-winemaker Maynard James Keenan, who applies the same philosophy to his craft, for a stellar representation of American terroir.
Tuesday, April 28. 7:00 P.M.
Beltane in the Berkshires
Praised by Food & Wine for his "skillful modern cuisine," chef Dan Smith is making waves at his Berkshires restaurant, John Andrews, where he and his team spin locally sourced... Read more >
On the Menu: Week of April 20
Here's what's coming up at the James Beard House and around the country:
Tuesday, April 21, 7:00 P.M.
Local and Salted, Pacific Northwest
A selmelier is a sommelier for salt, an expert in the use of culinary finishing salts. At this dinner, chef Michael Stanton of the esteemed Heathman Restaurant & Bar in Portland, Oregon, will partner with pioneering selmelier Mark Bitterman to create a gorgeous, French-inspired, Pacific Northwest feast.
Wednesday, April 22, 7:00 P.M.
Women of the Wild West
Alberta may be known as the home province of the Calgary Stampede, but cattle are just one small aspect of the region's native bounty. We've gathered an acclaimed all-female lineup for an eye-opening and hearty feast that... Read more >
On the Menu: Week of April 13
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Monday, April 13, 7:00 P.M.
The Titanic Returns: Captain's Table
To commemorate the anniversary of the Titanic's fateful voyage, chef Rob McCue has designed a menu that invokes the opulence and grandeur of the meals served to the most elite passengers at the coveted captain's table. Join us for an epic journey through a long-gone era during this elegant and historically inspired dinner.
Tuesday, April 14, 7:00 P.M.
Songkran: Lao New Year
January may have come and gone, but in Laos the New Year is just getting started. Celebrate Songkran with chef Phet Schwader and the rest of the team behind Khe-Yo, one of New York City's... Read more >
Our Favorite Beard House Dishes in March
Last month's stand-out Beard House dishes brought us decidedly verdant plates that served as a much-needed nod to spring. Below, our editors' picks for the best of March.
Sweet English Peas with Bittersweet Chocolate, Virgin Butter, and Mint / Bay Area Spring
After suffering through New York's agonizingly long winter, I found a cure for my seasonal fatigue in Mark Liberman's Beard House menu, replete with Bay Area asparagus, leeks, and artichokes. I especially loved his play on the homey classic of peas and butter, reimagined as a modern dessert: a bright orb of English pea ice cream, accessorized with pea shoots, butter mousseline, chocolate sablé crumble, and a mint, chicory, and pennyroyal granita.
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On the Menu: Week of March 30
Here's what's coming up at the James Beard House and around the country:
Monday, March 30, 6:30 P.M.
The From Scratch Sessions: An Evening of Armagnac
Join the JBF Greens (foodies under 40) for a class on France's oldest spirit, Armagnac, at New York's new high-end, low-key bar, The Up & Up. Wine educator and Armagnac ambassador, May Matta-Aliah, will lead us through a tasting of Armagnacs, exploring the region, production process, and differences in styles and ages. The Up & Up owner Matt Piacentini... Read more >
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Singer-Swapp siege a turning point in Utah home school policies, practices and attitudes
While some home educators assume sole responsibility for teaching their children, the Mylars are part of a network of Christian home school families that have formed a cooperative. As many as 100 children have attended classes in a church building, with parents with particular expertise sharing the teaching duties. Sometimes, parents pitch in to hire certified teachers to provide the instruction.
Frank Mylar, for instance, is an attorney. He has taught government classes to children in the co-op. Debbie worked as a physical therapist before the couple decided to home school when their eldest daughter Jessica was three years old.
In their children's elementary school years, the children have primarily been educated by their parents. While their kitchen serves as their primary classroom, the Mylars have conducted school on the road during family vacations or during travel to their father's legal conferences.
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When Mylar ran for the Republican nomination for Utah Attorney General in 2000, the family traveled to county conventions in a motor home. "We attended conventions at night and home schooled during the day," Debbie Mylar said.
Running a campaign was an extension of the Mylar children's education, their father said. "They were hearing debates, reading campaign literature and learning about politics in an up close way," he said.
The Mylars' children take standardized achievement tests administered by a proctor so the couple knows how they are faring in their education if there are subject areas that require more attention.
Because home school operates on the Mylars' schedule, the family has more flexibility for doctor appointments, sports leagues or music lessons. This spring, the couple adopted a son from the Ukraine. Vitalik, 14, needs extra help in mastering English, Debbie Mylar said. Home school makes that possible, she said.
The couple's eldest children have attended high school at Intermountain Christian School, a tradition that started at the request of their eldest child.
Attending college is a priority for the family. Moving from a home-schooled environment to a college campus would have been "big jump," Debbie Mylar said. "This way, it's a natural progression."
Parent responsibility
Since graduating from ICS, the Mylars' eldest children have each attended college out of state, their eldest daughter graduating this spring.
Attending the private high school enabled their children to play sports and be involved in activities, learn more about working and learning with peers and "dealing with other kids on a regular, every-day basis."
Sending children to ICS also provided a benchmark for the quality of their children's home education. "The only B (grade) Jessica ever got was the one that Debbie gave her," Frank Mylar said.
While some traditional public school advocates bristle at the free reign that home schoolers have operated under since a law was passed in 2005 exempting them from public school attendance or testing requirements, Debbie Mylar said home educators are solely accountable for the academic success of their children, which is an immense responsibility.
"As a parent, who wants their kid to succeed more than their parents do? It is a big responsibility. I don't want to be a stumbling block for them. That's all the accountability I need," she said.
But former state Rep. Sheryl Allen, who served on the Davis Board of Education 16 years as well as 12 years in the Utah House, gave home schoolers "carte blanche freedom on that issue."
Home schooled students "have authority to participate in whatever they want with no accountability."
At the same time, state lawmakers have made greater accountability demands of traditional public schools and public charter schools, she said.
"Everyone else has had their accountability intensified. It never goes in the other direction. I think it's a political decision that ought to be revisited," Allen said.
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The Tigers enacted a measure of revenge on Monday night, evening the season series with MACJC North foe Itawamba with an exciting overtime victory. The two teams battled into overtime during their first meeting, but this time the Tigers came out on top handing ICC their first conference loss of the season, 88-81.
The Tigers trailed by a single point with 0:15 left in regulation but came up with a key turnover and basket in transition to give them a one-point with the clock winding down. The acrobatic layup by Billy Jackson (Tunica, MS) forced Itawamba to take the ball the length of the court with just 0:11 to play.
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