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bochalla Mighty-O Donuts hopes to further solidify its organic credentials this summer by becoming the nation's ninth certified organic restaurant.
Under the tutelage of Chaco Canyon, the state's first certified organic vegetarian café, Mighty-O a few weeks ago applied for certification through Oregon Tilth. Owner Ryan Kellner's assistant Evie Carr says the bakery anticipates receiving its credentials in two to three months. Mighty-O is also pursuing non-GMO certification through FoodChain Global Advisors.
"We're trying to get them to roll out at the same time," Carr says. "We're just waiting for them to call."
The dream of an organic doughnut spawned the original Mighty-O cart in 2000, but formal certification requires more than the use of organic ingredients. According to a recent Grist article about the rarity of certified restaurants, Tilth's system dictates menu phrasing, inventory tracking and how kitchens store their cutting boards.
Still, Carr says, Mighty-O didn't need to make too many changes to achieve compliance.
"We had to rearrange some of our shelves," she says.
But the related paperwork can be burdensome, which helps explain why the bakery didn't apply for certification under Chaco Canyon's owners offered to help.
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The owner of a Washington D.C. restaurant that earned the first-ever organic certification from Oregon Tilth told Grist that she wouldn't have been able to shoulder its cost - she employs a full-time staffer to keep the kitchen up to code - if she didn't charge $30 for an entrée. Doughnuts cost considerably less.
Carr says Kellner wasn't daunted by the expense.
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The Stafford Hotel in London's tony St. James district has been welcoming guests since 1912 in a building that dates from the 17th century. Visitors come not just for the first-rate lodging, but for the facility's inimitable American Bar. You should, too.
During World War Two, this restaurant and bar was frequented by British and other Allied officers and pilots, many of whom have since returned with mementos. The ceiling is now full of objects, including models donated by aircraft designers and pilots. Yacht emblems, knickknacks from around the world and war items cover nearly every inch of the walls.
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Shimbashi Izakaya is a Japanese restaurant located in the heart of downtown Del Mar, CA. They serve a variety of "tapas" style menu items as well as sushi, noodles, and other Japanese dishes and seafood. I recently had the opportunity to try Shimbashi Izakaya for myself and was happily treated to a wonderful line up of delicious Japanese foods.
Shimbashi Izakaya is in such a pretty spot with a nice outdoor patio.
There's an ocean view and if you're lucky (ie: not dining in May or June), you'll be treated to a sunny, ocean view. Our sunset was a little cloudy that evening and it was a bit chilly by the coast, but Laura and I were not deterred in the slightest! Also: heat lamps are a wonderful invention.
This is their menu – it looks like a picture book! I loved this idea, especially for cuisine that I'm not very familiar with. It's so helpful to see photos of the items you want to order.
[Lychee Martini]
Our hostess pretty much convinced me to try this drink. I wasn't going to have any alcohol, but with a little pushing and prodding you can get me to try a lot of things.
I admit, it didn't really take much prodding. But, she did have them split our 1 Lychee martini into two glasses. This was very sweet – and I detected no alcohol, which is a crazy combination. The flavor of the lychee comes shining through on this martini. While I thought the drink was good, it would have been better if it was a little less sweet.
I loved the wooden skewers with the wooden flower bead – so cute!
[Baked Mussels]
After perusing through their large menu, Laura and I decided to get a few appetizers to start. One was this: the Baked Mussels. The mussels come back in their shells, grilled and topped with cheese and onions. Almost like a mini baked casserole in a shell.
I liked the flavors of the mussels but I wasn't too crazy about the type of cheese paired with it. It wasn't bad, but I didn't think the flavor of the mussel went that great with the cheese.
[Pri-pri Ebiten]
I first saw this on Leanne's post about Shimbashi and I already knew I would order it. Gigantic shrimp? In a honey glaze? FRIED?! Well damn, sign me up!
The presentation of this dish is just beautiful with the honey glaze artfully prepped over the dish and shrimp. This is definitely one of those dishes that tastes just as good as it looks. Perfect amount of batter to jumbo shrimp. Perfectly crisp and fried. And the sweet honey glaze sauce gives it an added sweetness that compliments the dish very well.
I would happy eating this for the rest of my life.
[Shiobuta – Grilled Salted Pork Belly]
Next up – the Grilled Pork Belly. I see "pork belly" and my mind wanders into delicious realms. This is a simple preparation of the pork belly. It wasn't quite what I was expecting either. It was definitely salty, but not overbearingly so. The pieces were a little tough and not quite the melt-in-your-mouth glory I was hoping for. They were little chewy pieces of pork that were not as interesting as I was hoping they would be.
[Chilean Sea Bass]
At this point we had made our decisions on rolls and final items for dinner and our hostess came out and made a few more suggestions for us. One was this Chilean Sea Bass which was the surprise hit of the night.
The Chilean Sea Bass is marinated in a Saikyo miso paste which comes from Kyoto in Japan. This results in a very sweet and very delicious flavor on the sea bass. It was so tender with a slight sweetness to it that Laura and I just could not stop eating it!
It really doesn't look like much, but the flavors here are smooth, sweet, moist and delicious. It flaked apart very easily and I was so surprised by its sweetness from the Saikyo miso paste. I'd have it again in a heartbeat.
[Lobster Salmon Roll]
I am totally one of those "OHGODITSRAWFISH" people. I kind of shy away from it. But I figured now was the time to be adventurous and on the recommendation of our lovely hostess, we tried the Lobster Salmon Roll.
I'm not sushi expert and I won't lie and say I have much experience with it (since I just outted myself anyway). I didn't take to this one that well – I thought it was just okay – but then again, I'm not a super big fan of either lobster or salmon. I'd much rather just be off eating shrimp and clams and crab, thank you very much.
It wasn't terrible. But I just didn't enjoy the overall flavor of this one.
[Del Mar Roll]
I ordered a non-fishy sushi roll since it sounded terribly interesting to me. This roll comes with garlic salted potatoes, asparagus, spicy mayo and is topped with seared ribeye, sesame seeds, fried onions and garlic oil.
I love the colors on this roll! The pink from the meat with that little dab of green from the asparagus looks so pretty. The meat is just barely seared and fairly raw. The potatoes are akin to french fries here. The whole thing tastes like an American dinner rolled into one bite. The crunch of the onions on top gives it a bit of saltiness and crunch.
I dug it.
[Caterpillar Roll]
One of Laura's favorite sushi's involves eel. I hadn't tried eel before either. She went with the Caterpillar Roll – eel, cucumer, tamago and topped with avocado, eel sauce and sesame seeds. I ended up liking this one a lot. I don't know if it was the avocado, or the sauce, or the eel that was my favorite part but I thought the combination of flavors together just made it a very tasty bite.
[Pear Pie]
My super secret (not really) blogger mission is always try dessert. The most interesting looking item on the dessert menu was the Pear Pie, which we paired with a Lychee sorbet. We were assured the sorbet was not as sweet as the martini, so we gave it a shot.
The Pear Pie is more like a custard pie with pear pieces in it. Laura didn't think that the pear was very pronounced. I have to agree with her on that one. The pear flavor is pretty subtle, but I still enjoyed it overall. I liked the sweet custard with the pie but I wasn't totally in love with it.
[Lychee Sorbet]
We both preferred the lychee sorbet – it was light and very refreshing with pieces of fresh lychee throughout the sorbet. It was a nice, delicate flavor and not too sweet at all. A very nice way to end a delicious meal.
While I might not have loved everything I had here, I did enjoy the experience and most of our dishes. The tapas plates are easy to share with others and it's a great way to try a bunch of different items together. The scenery and ocean views are also a big plus making it a nice spot for a special occasion or to bring out of town guests to.
[Disclaimer: My dinner was complimentary. I was not paid for this review and all opinions are my own.]
Shimbashi Izakaya
1555 Camino Del Mar
Del Mar, CA 92014
I've been wondering about this place for years – sounds like I better finally check it out, if for no other reason than those honey shrimp!
Yes! I have enticed everyone to try the gigantic fried shrimp with the tasty glaze! (Man, those things were good… I kind of wish I could eat some now.)
I'm also on a mission to always try dessert when we're out. I firmly believe in the separate-dessert-stomach theory and that there's always room for sweets.
I love seeing what other people have tried. Now after seeing this, I'm kicking myself for not having dessert OR the lychee drink.
I went to shimbashi a year or two ago, and it was so good. Just haven't had a chance to get back. You may have inspired me to!
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You know you've hit the 'burbs when you're at a strip mall that tries to conjure the spirit of some stately English public house by adding E's to the end of its name. To get to the last standing Honey Bear Bakery, you've got to drive north past Lake City until you hit the Lake Forest Park Towne Centre.
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Honey Bear's northern hub has lost the lore of its famed original Greenlake location that presently houses the Elysian's Tangletown pub. The Ravenna Honey Bear inside Third Place Books on 65th St. is now defunct, too, replaced by Vios.
But loyal fans of the shop's layer cake slices that are bigger than the average face can head to the Commons, a glorified food court next to Lake Forest Park Towne Centre's Third Place Books. The Honey Bear rubs shoulders with a BBQ joint, a Japanese restaurant, a Mexican place, and a pizza shop that also sells curly fries, 24 flavors of soft serve, and weirdly, pho.The ample seating around the Honey Bear is a bit of a parent's dream, with wooden tables and chairs surrounding a life sized chess board, play area, and stage that hosts the likes of weekend dance recitals and other community performances.
The menu at the bakery is a dichotomy, both pleasing and disappointing, sometimes at once. For example, a couple of excellent blends from Seattle roaster Victrola are served next to sick-o creamickle lattes with the added curse of white chocolate syrup. Spa-like spinach goat cheese salads are offered next to spicy beef hoagies that might as well be served in a neon lit deli in Jersey City.
Honey Bear would be better off considering ways to infuse more seasonal ingredients to freshen an apparently fixed menu. It's a head scratcher why pumpkin muffins and curried sweet potato soup are up for grabs smack dab in the middle of July.
While the menu doesn't contain a lot of surprises, Honey Bear prepares solid sandwiches, like the veggie stacked with avocado and tomato, then wet down with hummus and tzaziki. Same goes for the berry turkey with a slathering of cream cheese.
So many variations of custom made cakes, cookies, and scones make it pretty impossible to pass on something sweet. My marionberry applesauce muffin moved from moist on the edges to underdone on the inside. Craving carbs, I ate the whole thing anyways.
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I posted this on the in-law board too, but thought I would see if I could get more advice.
So my husbands family has basically had no contact with us since our wedding last October. They acted really really inappropriatley at our wedding and think that they didn't do anything wrong. His family started 3 fights at my wedding (with eachother). Then one of his aunts tried to fight me because I asked her to not talk about the drama with my husband during the reception. (both my husband and I agreed that we wouldn't let it bring us down, we would deal with it the next day).
Well it turns out that they had it in for me about 6 months before the wedding and planned to ruin our wedding before they even showed up. They wanted DH to stand me up at the alter. For some reason they do not like me but when asked they don't have a reason why.
We talk to only 1 of his aunts/uncles since then. They were the only civilized people from his side of the extended family. Well, we are getting ready to have our first child and plan on sending out announcements. Do you think we should send them one, just so they know? I just feel like they should get an announcement to have a picture and know that they now have a new family member. My husband thinks this will help them to come to their sences and talk with us about what went wrong. He does want to have a relationship with them again, but not at the expence of our marriage. I want him to be happy, so if that mean that I have to fake nice at holidays I am willing to do that.
Please let me know what you think... Should I just send it to the one aunt/uncle and let them spred the word or should I send them all an announcement?


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GADAMER, Hans-Georg. Interroger les Grecs: Études sur les Présocratiques, Platon et Aristote. Ed. F. Renaud, with C. Collobert; Trans. D. Ippeciel. Québec: Éditions Fides, 2006. 380 pp. Paper, $32.95- HansGeorg Gadamer is primarily known as the author of Wahrheit und Methode - arguably the most important text on hermeneutics produced in the 20th century - yet he repeatedly claimed that his most original work lay in his studies of ancient Greek philosophy. With Interroger les Grecs, a new translation into French of many of his key essays on this topic (drawn from volumes 5-7 of his Gesammelte Werke), non-German readers can more easily access this intriguing side of Gadamer. As the editors point out in their lengthy and helpful introduction, this book not only has value as an extended example of Gadamer's hermeneutic method, but should be of interest to scholars of ancient Greek philosophy more generally.
All of the essays collected in this volume exemplify Gadamer's careful and patient hermeneutic approach. He typically begins with a detailed analysis on the kind of text in question, giving priority to the question that constitutes the occasion for what is being said, and then proceeds to deconstruct modern (usually neo Kantian or historicist) misinterpretations. In the substance of each essay, Gadamer almost invariably emphases continuity and harmony among philosophers and philosophical themes: mythos and logos, logos and ethos, dialogue and ethics, Plato and Aristotle, ancients and moderns. The editors should also be commended for their scholarly apparatus - the introduction does a superb job of situating the essays in terms of Gadamer's corpus, the Notes du traducteur after each essay are uniformly helpful, key terms are left in German when there is any doubt as to their meaning, and the translator succeeds admirably in capturing the rhythm and feel of Gadamer's expansive German sentences.
Interroger les Grecs collects eleven texts which are divided into three thematic groups - the Presocratics, Plato, and Aristotle. The first essay, "Parmenide ou l'immanence de l'être," offers an extended meditation on the unity of being and knowing. Arguing that Parmenides articulated an ontological "depth" to appearances which Plato would later develop in his Sophist and Parmenides dialogues, Gadamer claims, somewhat provocatively, that Plato's "Good" ultimately signifies the immanence of being. Ln the second essay, "Études héraclitéennes," Gadamer carefully deconstructs ancient and modern misreadings of Heraclitus, finally emphasizing that the Ionian philosopher's key insight is the simultaneity (that is, not the alternation) of the one and the many, which would later be expanded upon in Plato's Sophist. The third essay, "Platon et les Présocratiques," argues that the cosmology of both Plato and the Presocratics is in fact a rational or philosophical mythology wherein the search for origins (as, for instance, in Hesiod's cosmogony) is rendered merely peripheral, and the focal point is rather the order that is exhibited in the world as presently constituted.
The essays on Platonic dialogues begin with "La piété du non-savoir socratique," where Gadamer emphasizes the continuity between Athenian civic religiosity and Socratic piety (the trial and death of Socrates notwithstanding). He argues that philosophy and poetry fulfill the same function for both - making effable the divine - and that the oft mentioned "ancient quarrel" between the poets and philosophers is merely one of different interpretations of the divine. In the fifth essay, "La pensée utopique de Platon," the degeneration of the Republic's ideal city is shown to derive ultimately from the inevitable errors that occur when philosopher-kings apply their calculations to the sensory world, thus illustrating the inherent limits of applying abstract thought to practical calculation - and also thereby refuting those readings of Plato which construe him as a precursor to fascism or totalitarianism. The sixth essay, "Amicus Plato magis arnica Veritas," provides the occasion for one of Gadamer's strongest arguments for a harmonious reading of Plato and Aristotle. For Gadamer, Aristotle does not oppose Plato's theory of ideas as such, but actually does justice to (and develops) its internal structure by introducing potency/act to substance.
"Aristote et la question socratique" posits that the strong identification of knowledge and virtue in Socrates and Plato is also found in Aristotle; through a careful reading of the Nicomachean Ethics, Gadamer illustrates that the intellectual and practical virtues constitute an inseparable unity. In the eighth essay, "Aristote et l'éthique impérative," Gadamer reflects on the richness of ethical reality in Aristotle with an account of the unity of ethos and logos in the Aristotelian texts, concluding (perhaps surprisingly) with a strong defense of Kantian teleology and moral philosophy as continuous with ancient philosophy. The ninth essay, "Amitié et connaissance de soi," revisits Gadamer's 1928 inaugural lecture at Marburg and contends that true friendship, for Aristotle, is a dialogical construction of a virtuous self which cannot be understood on the basis of a modern philosophy of reflection.
The tenth essay, "Le concept de nature et les sciences naturelles," traces the development of Greek science from its near-eastern origins to later developments in Plato and Aristotle, and concludes that modern natural science is in dire need of both the Aristotelian turn to the phenomena and the ancient Greek philosophical concept of nature. The last text in this volume is a fascinating interview with Gadamer in 1994, "Les Grecs, nos maîtres," in which he speaks of his Fichtean and neo-Kantian beginnings as well as his tutelage under Heidegger and subsequent turn to philology. He speaks powerfully of the need to recover the originary power of Greek philosophy for western thought - which serves as a fitting conclusion to a collection of essays that testifies to Gadamer's achievements toward this end.
If one were forced to find a flaw in this volume, it may be (as the editors point out) that there are many places where the texts in question cannot entirely support Gadamer's optimistic zeal for synthesis and unity among philosophical themes and figures. Also, while granting that his probing hermeneutic studies are unsystematic by design, one still occasionally wishes that an argument or line of thought were a bit easier to discern. These are, however, minor issues - the essays collected here are extremely good and provide a wide-ranging cross-section of Gadamer's mature philosophical studies of the Greeks, which he was perhaps correct in esteeming as the most original of his many contributions to philosophy. - Paul Higgins, The Catholic University of America.
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Investor Ross: 'Washington Is The New Wall Street'
Has the fat lady sung? Has the other shoe dropped?
Main Street, Wall Street and Washington are all watching and waiting for the recession to end.
One of the keys to that end was supposed to be cleaning up the toxic assets tied to the faulty housing market. A private investor willing to buy those toxic assets is Wilbur Ross, chairman and CEO of WL Ross & Co. He told NPR's Steve Inskeep that the recent enthusiasm about improvements in the economy may be a little too enthusiastic.
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"The worst is over in that [home values] are not going to go to zero," Ross says.
But the press about housing prices is a little too exaggerated, he says.
And the rise in June housing activity is nothing to get excited about. Yes, home sales were better than in May, but that's not the best comparison, Ross says. Year-over-year comparisons are more relevant, he says.
"The end of this problem will come when June compares favorably to June a year ago, and July compares favorably to July a year ago," Ross says.
Redefining normal is another matter, Ross says. "The new normal is complicated in a lot of regards." Take 2006 — the last full year before the recession kicked in. It was the first year that the U.S. savings rate was negative since the Great Depression — an unsustainable trend, he says.
What complicates matters for American homeowners, Wilbur says, is that since then, "American homeowners have lost $6 trillion in net worth from the decline in home prices. But if you look at total household debt, it's only gone down by less than $200 billion."
In other words, Ross says, Americans are just as in debt as ever, only now it's the government and not the bank holding the note.
The government involvement in the financial sector is so deep, Ross says, that "Washington is becoming the new Wall Street."
"The $64 question," Ross says, is "will government be able to re-exit from that, and yet leave the economy intact, or are we moving toward a permanent socialization of the capital markets?"
And, in fact, D.C. is the new financial center. To prove his point, Ross says he spends a day a week in Washington.
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Combining multiple lines of credit into a single, lower payment is not a novel concept. In fact, it's a common practice in the credit card market, either through the process of credit card transfers or through other methods of consolidation. However, an uncommon method of combining debts is available for car loans.
If you haven't heard of auto loan consolidation, you're probably not alone. While this option isn't as widely discussed, it can be a great help when it comes to managing loan balances and possibly even saving money on auto loan rates, which can certainly alleviate a major financial burden considering Americans owe about $734 billion in auto loan debt, according to NPR.
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Similar to refinancing a car loan, auto loan consolidation involves adjusting the terms of an existing loan, specifically for two or more vehicles. Some borrowers avoid this process simply because they are misinformed about the amount of effort involved to combine two car loans, however consolidating auto loans can be more beneficial than many borrowers realize.
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When deciding to combine two car loans into one, the process is similar to that of a typical debt consolidation. Specific documentation varies from lender to lender, but to avoid unnecessary delays, expect to have the following items on hand in order to submit a completed application:
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- Proof of registration for all cars
- Proof of car insurance
Who Offers Car Loan Consolidation?
Not all financial institutions offer consolidation services specifically aimed at combining auto loans. However, banks and credit unions might be able to provide essentially the same service under the umbrella term of loan consolidation.
One well-known bank that provides loan consolidation and identifies the option to combine two car loans into one loan is Wells Fargo. According to its website, "Wells Fargo is one of the few lenders that refinances vehicles for more than their current value," meaning that even if you still owe a large amount of the original loan's principal, you might still be able to refinance and combine your household's auto loans into a single, easy payment.
Should You Consolidate Your Auto Loans?
Since the vehicles associated with the auto loan act as collateral for lenders, their present valuation can either make or break your hopes of auto loan consolidation. When considering an auto loan consolidation, always keep in mind that the value of one car must be high enough to cover the remaining loan balance for both car loans. If your unique loan situation applies to this requirement, and if your credit history is in order, you might be on your way to a streamlined repayment plan and greater savings.
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Filmmaker-actor-activist Amole Gupte, who is gearing up to work with his son Partho once again, says several acting offers come his way for the young star, but he refuses most of them.
Partho, who had won a national award for his stellar performance in "Stanley Ka Dabba", was also offered Vishal Bharadwaj's "Ek Thi Daayan".
"I keep getting acting offers for Partho. My standard reply is no. I felt bad saying no to Vishal Bhardwaj when he offered Partho 'Ek Thi Daayan'. He is acting in my film 'Hawa Hawaai' now. That's all," Gupte said.
"I can't allow him to work at odd hours. That would affect his studies and other normal activities. That would be bad karma. God bless my child," he added.
The 12-year-old is also busy learning to be a guitarist.
"He is a left-handed guitarist. For some time now, Partho has been learning to play the guitar from Bismarck Rodrigues who has taught the likes of Ehsaan Noorani (of Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy) and Sanjay Divecha," said Amole.
Partho also sings. He is a choir singer in his school.
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Sam Ponder, as Matt Cassel possibly takes her husband's job: "Pressure is a privilege"
Yesterday's Vikings win couldn't have been an easy experience for Christian Ponder, who watched it from the sideline because of a fractured rib but just as easily could've been benched for his string of poor performances while the Purple started 0-3. On one hand, you'd imagine Ponder's happy his team finally got off the schnide, but on the other, he couldn't fully root for an offense led by a guy who looks to be taking his job, could he?
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So by extension, Matt Cassel's strong performance -- the best the Vikings have had at QB since some guy named Favre was getting paid handsomely to toss it around for them -- also couldn't have been easy to endure for Sam Ponder, Christian's lovely wife.
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After the game, Leslie Frazier, asked about the quarterback situation, praised Cassel, but then offered up this groan-inducing quote: "If you're asking, our quarterback is Christian Ponder."
Assuming Ponder really does start the Vikings next game -- October 13 at home against Carolina -- Sam's "pressure is a privilege" thing will be put to the test. You can bet the Metrodome faithful will be ready to lustily boo Ponder the first time the offense goes awry, as it's wont to do with him at the reigns.
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President Barack Obama on Thursday chose two old friends with corporate executive experience for top posts on his economic team, naming longtime fundraiser Penny Pritzker as Commerce secretary and adviser Michael Froman as U.S. Trade Representative.
Pritzker, a Hyatt hotel heiress, businesswoman and philanthropist, is Obama's pick to fill a Cabinet post that has been vacant since former Secretary John Bryson resigned last summer, after he said he suffered a seizure that led to a series of traffic collisions.
Froman is one of Obama's law school classmates and senior economic advisers who previously worked as an executive at Citigroup. The Cabinet-level trade representative acts as the administration's top adviser and negotiator on international trade. If confirmed by the Senate, Froman would replace Ron Kirk, a former Dallas mayor who stepped down as trade representative in February after serving in the post throughout Obama's first term.
Obama made the nominations in the White House Rose Garden just before departing for Mexico. He said the two will help fulfill his top priority to grow the economy and create middle-class jobs, in part by opening new markets overseas to sell U.S. products.
"They've got a lot of work to do, and I intend to work them to the bone as soon as they're official," Obama said to laughter from a crowd that included the nominees' families and administration staff.
If she is confirmed by the Senate, Pritzker would become the fourth woman serving as a secretary in Obama's current Cabinet. She also would be the wealthiest in the Cabinet by far, with Forbes estimating her net worth at $1.85 billion and ranking her as the 277th richest American.
Pritzker is a lifelong Chicagoan who has known Obama since the 1990s and raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for both of his presidential campaigns. She was his finance chairwoman in 2008, served as co-chair of Obama for America 2012 and gave $250,000 to help put on his inaugural festivities in January.
Obama selected her for his 16-member Presidential Economic Recovery Advisory Board in 2009. When that board expired, Obama included her in his 26-member Council on Jobs and Competitiveness.
Pritzker has led several companies and currently serves as chair of investment firms Pritzker Realty Group and Artemis Real Estate Partners. She's also on the board of the Hyatt Hotels, the chain co-founded by her father.
"She knows from experience that no government program alone can take the place of a great entrepreneur," Obama said. He also noted he was nominating her on her 54th birthday and joked, "For your birthday present, you get to go through confirmation. It's going to be great."
Sure to come up is the Pritzker family's co-ownership of Superior Bank, a Chicago-area thrift that failed in July 2001 after losing millions on risky, high-rate mortgage loans to borrowers with bad credit. With about $1.7 billion in assets, it was at the time the largest insured U.S. financial institution to fail since 1992 and cost the deposit insurance fund $286.3 million.
Federal regulators blamed risky business strategies by Superior's management for the collapse, but they also cited failures on the part of its auditor Ernst & Young.
The Pritzker family and its partner in Superior agreed to pay $460 million without admitting any liability in a settlement with the regulators. In exchange, the owners were allowed to receive 25 percent of any money the government recovered from Ernst & Young, which came to about $31 million.
Froman, Obama's deputy national security adviser for international economic affairs, is steeped in the issues confronting the trade representative.
He has been Obama's main representative at international economic summits such as the meetings of the Group of Eight and Group of 20. He is responsible for coordinating White House policy on international trade, investments, energy, climate and development.


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Falls Council honors longstanding mayor
"You can come out of this meeting with a full heart and your head held high because you have done a great job," said Councilman Jerry James (D-Ward 7) to Mayor Don Robart at a packed Cuyahoga Falls Council meeting Dec. 23.
Council approved legislation commending Robart for his service to the Falls as mayor from 1986 to 2013 and presented him with an engraved clock in appreciation for all he has accomplished during his seven terms in office.
Council members, city employees and residents spent a great deal of time praising Robart for his 28 years of commitment to the community, following a video presentation highlighting his numerous achievements as mayor.
Councilwoman Mary Ellen Pike (R-Ward 2) said the video couldn't show the hearts of all the people Robart has touched. She said each resident of the Falls younger than 28 automatically thinks of Robart when they think of their hometown because he is the only mayor they have known.
James said Robart touched many lives, even sending personalized congratulatory notes to local students when they accomplished significant achievements.
"Words cannot express the legacy that this man has brought to the city," said Councilman Terry Mader (R-Ward 8). "It has been a privilege serving with Mayor Robart."
Robart said he strived to do what was in the best interest of the city with every decision made, and he has no regrets.
Through tears, the mayor, whose final term ended Dec. 31, expressed gratitude for his cabinet and the city department heads for their "professionalism" and always doing a "phenomenal job."
"I thank the citizens of Cuyahoga Falls for giving me 28 years to be the leader of this community," he said, before getting a standing ovation. "I just pray I have lived up to their expectations."
Robart lost his seat in the Nov. 5 General Election to Council President Don Walters (D-Ward 6).
Walters said he knows he has "big shoes to fill," but he "plans on having big feet."
"I have the highest respect for you," he told Robart.
Also during the meeting, Council authorized a contract between Robart and Metro Parks, Serving Summit County Board of Park Commissioners for the donation of property on Tise Road.
Service Director Valerie Wax Carr explained the city purchased the property in 1999 to be used for a large substation for the city's electric system from FirstEnergy and through the purchase acquired a homestead on the site. While the city tried to find a use for the home for the past 13 years, it was agreed upon by the original owners of the property recently that it could be donated to the Metro Parks, she said. Carr explained the approved legislation allows the city to gift Metro Parks about 9 acres of land, after the Dec. 30 demolition of the structure. She said Metro Parks will use the property in conjunction with a trail project for mountain bikes.
Council also adopted legislation:
- establishing the annual appropriations of money for the current expenses, capital expenditures and other expenses for 2014;
- authorizing Director of Public Service Valerie Wax Carr to enter into a contract for cleaning services at the municipal building;
- authorizing a contract without competitive bidding with River Falls Property II LLC for the sale of certain real property not needed for any municipal purpose;
- authorizing a contract for the demolition of buildings and removal of demolition debris at 2227-2231 Fourth St.;
- authorizing Director of Community Development Susan Truby to make a sub-grant of Clean Ohio Revitalization Fund Grant proceeds to Portage Crossing LLC to provide financial assistance for environmental remediation and site preparation at the Portage Crossing site; and
- authorizing Truby to enter into a Community Reinvestment Area Tax Exemption Agreement jointly with Falls River LLC and Testa Enterprises.
James announced Council would hold an organizational meeting Jan. 6 at 6:30 p.m. at the Natatorium, 2345 Fourth St., and consider Walters' cabinet selections: Russ Balthis for director of law; Bryan Hoffman for director of finance; Eric Czetli for director of service; and Diane Sheridan for director of community development.
Council additionally will hold committee meetings Jan. 6 and a regular meeting Jan. 13, both at 6:30 p.m., at the Natatorium.
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Now that frontman Steven Tyler has ended his two-year run as an "American Idol" judge, he and his Aerosmith bandmates have announced that they finally will release their new album "Music from Another Dimension!" on Nov. 6.
"Music From Another Dimension!" will be the band's first new album since 2001′s "Just Push Play."
Rolling Stone reports that the album, which the band has been working on for three years, will feature some familiar collaborators for the rockers, including producer Jack Douglas (who helmed classic 1970s Aerosmith albums like "Rocks" and "Toys in the Attic"), songwriter Diane Warren and guitarist Rick Dufay, who briefly replaced Brad Whitford in the early '80s. Dufay joined the band on a cover of the Temptations' 1975 hit "Shakey Ground," which Tyler had initially planned to include on a solo album.
On the forthcoming album, Aerosmith also is working with big-name collaborators Checotah native Carrie Underwood, Julian Lennon and Johnny Depp.
Guitarist Joe Perry tells Rolling Stone he was initially skeptical about "Beautiful," the album's duet between Underwood and Tyler. Tyler describes the song as "a country-western crossover ballad."
Perry says the results won him over: "Their voices matched up really well. It doesn't sound forced. It was just right."
The duet won't be the first time Underwood, the 2005 "American Idol" winner, and Tyler have sung together. They performed together on the 2011 Academy of Country Music Awards and did a special Super Bowl-theme episode of "CMT Crossroads" earlier this year.
While in Los Angeles working on "Idol," Tyler met Julian Lennon, the son of the late, great John Lennon, in his hotel, according to Rolling Stone. Lennon wound up contributing harmony vocals to "Love Three Times a Day," which Tyler describes as "Beatlesque."
As for Depp, Rolling Stone reports that the movie star added backup vocals to Perry's politically conscious rocker "Freedom Fighter," but the song may end up an outtake or on a later deluxe edition of the album.
Perry tells the publication he is excited to have new music to add to the band's concerts.
They've already incorporated two of the forthcoming album's tracks, rockers "Legendary Child" and "Oh Yeah," into their current "Global Warming" tour stops.
"Everyone wants to hear the same 'Dream On"s and 'Walk This Way"s, but that's not what I had in mind to be in a band – to be the best cover band you can be," Perry tells Rolling Stone. "We can be the best Aerosmith cover band out there, and I was getting tired of it. So I'm really glad to have this record."


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Big East commissioner Mike Aresco said his league remains "the nation's best" basketball conference and dismissed talk of the league's demise.
"Is the Big East dead? That's utter nonsense," Aresco said. "You always have a perception issue to deal with and that's why we were out there, vigorously talking about what our conference is. We're not looking back, we're looking forward."
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He is awkward, un-meaning, and unaccountably strange in his manner. But in his train of thinking there is something regular, deep and comprehensive; yet the oddity of his address … and that strange New England cant [in his speaking] … make everything that is connected with him grotesque and laughable; and yet he deserves infinite praiseno Man has a better Heart or a clearer Head. (Farrand, 3.889)Sherman participated extensively in the debates of what came to be called the constitutional conventiononly James Madison spoke moreand, sensitive as always to the wishes of his constituents, sought to strengthen the union of the states while doing as little as possible to weaken the power and integrity of the existing state governments. His best-known and most important contribution was as the prime architect of what became known as the Connecticut compromise. With smaller states threatening to abandon the union if voting in congress were made proportional to a state's population or wealth, on 11 June he proposed that the legislature be bicameral, that representation in the lower house be based on relative population, and that in the upper house each state have one vote. His arguments eventually held sway, and the delegates, including Sherman and William Samuel Johnson, signed an engrossed copy of the constitution on 17 September 1787. After six days of consideration, the Connecticut ratifying convention approved the constitution on 9 January 1788, thanks in part to the genuine good sense and discernment of Sherman (Hoadley and Labaree, 6.564). In October 1788 the legislature elected the younger, better-educated, and more polished Johnson and Oliver Ellsworth as senators; Sherman was chosen as one of five representatives, a mixed blessing since it forced him to give up the seat on the superior court on which he had sat since 1766. In congress from March 1789 to March 1791 he spoke in favour of using high import duties to create a national revenue, supported the full funding of the federal debt and assumption of the states' debts, and insisted that, if a bill of rights were thought necessary, it be appended to, not included in, the constitution. When Johnson resigned from congress in May 1791 the Connecticut assembly elected Sherman to the senate, where he served until 9 March 1793; his efforts there are difficult to discern since senate debates were secret. In deteriorating health for several years, he died of typhoid fever at New Haven on 23 July 1793.
J. H. Trumbull and C. J. Hoadly, eds., The public records of the colony of Connecticut, 15 vols. (185090), vols. 915 · C. J. Hoadly and others, eds., The public records of the state of Connecticut, 11 vols. (18941967), vols. 18 · Diary and autobiography of John Adams, ed. L. H. Butterfield and others, 14 (1961) · P. H. Smith and others, eds., Letters of delegates to congress, 17741789, 26 vols. (19762000), vols. 118, 21 · W. C. Ford, ed., Journals of the continental congress (190436) · M. Farrand, ed., Records of the federal convention of 1787, revised edn (1937) · L. G. DePauw and C. B. Bickford, eds., Documentary history of the first federal congress of the United States of America, 14 vols. (197298) · C. Collier, Roger Sherman's Connecticut: Yankee politics and the American revolution (1971) · J. P. Boyd, Sherman, Roger, DAB · R. S. Boardman, Roger Sherman: signer and statesman (1938) · T. T. Sherman, Sherman genealogy (1920) · J. G. Rommel, Connecticut's Yankee patriot: Roger Sherman (1979) · O. Zeichner, Connecticut's years of controversy, 17501776 (1949) · R. L. Bushman, From puritan to Yankee: character and the social order in Connecticut, 16901765 (1967)
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White bikes
When you arrive at the park, you will be greeted by 400 odd white bikes at the 3 entrances to the park. You can either bring your own bicycle, borrow a white bike or hire a blue bike. Cycling around the national park makes sense, since cycling is very much part of the Dutch way of life and it is, of course, an environmentally means of transport.
There are altogether about 1700 bikes in the park. They can be found at the entrances, the visitor's centre (Marchantplein, at the heart of the park) and the Kröller-Müller Museum. This enables you to be able to ride from one point to another at any time. After the ride you can return the bicycle at one of these locations. The white bikes can be used free of charge within the park. However, they only come in one standard size. I rode a white bike to the museum and back and it was a bit unfortable, since the bike was too small for me. However, you can hire blue bikes, which are available in both adult and child sizes as well as tandems. Unlike the white bicycles, these hired bicycles can be locked. They are issued at the bicycle workshop in the centre of the park.
You can book the blue bicycles through the Visitors Centre (Tel 0900-4643835 / €0.20 per minute or if you call from abroad: + 31 55-3788116). At the end of the day, return the bicycles to the centre of the park or one of the 3 entrances. The cost is €3.50 per bike and €10 per tandem a day.
There a cycle pumps at various places along the cycle paths, and in the centre bicycle repairers offer expert cycle repairs. In the event of a fault on your own bicycle, they can carry out most common repairs. Available in the centre every day 8am-5pm.
There are more than 42km of scenic cycling paths in case you would like to make a day out of it and see more of the park.
The distance to the museum from the entrance at Otterlo is 2,5 km (approximately 15 min by bike).
Address: Entrance Otterlo, Houtkampweg 9, 6731 AV Otterlo
Directions: From the A1, A50, and A12 motorways follow the signs for Park Hoge Veluwe/Kröller-Müller Museum. The park is easily accessible by train from Amsterdam and the by bus from Arnhem.
Phone: +31 (0)318 591 241 (Otterlo)
Website: http://www.hogeveluwe.nl/
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De Hoge Veluwe National Park is one of the oldest and largest national parks in the Netherlands. It consists of 6000 hectares of woodland, heathland, lakes and drift sand. Together with the Kröller-Muller Museum and the sculpture garden it offers a unique combination of nature, art and architecture. The Kröller-Muller Museum is home to the second largest Vincent van Gogh collection in the world.
You can enjoy the tranquility of the park by walking or cycling undisturbed for hours. You can either bring your own bike, use one of the free white bicycles found at the entrance or hire a blue bike. In addition to peace and tranquility, there is also a lot to do in the park: a wide range of sporting, cultural and educational activities are regularly organised for all age groups.
Marchantplein (at the heart of the park) is home to the Visitors Centre, where you can find all sorts of information about walks, cycle routes, and the natural and cultural features in the park. It also houses temporary exhibitions and films. Under the Visitors Centre lies an underground museum 'Museonder'. This museum shows what lives and has lived under the ground in a playful, interactive way. Alongside Museonder is the park shop where you can buy nature films, maps of the park and souvenirs.
The St. Hubertus Hunting Lodge provides a free guided tour of this magnificent building. The Hunting Lodge is the former home of the Kroller-Muller family, designed by H.P. Berlage. Tickets can be obtained from the Visitors Centre.
If you would like to stay in the area, you can camp on the Park's natural campsite. Please note that in order to protect the parks wildlife, the activities are concentrated in the central area of the park. The park is home to many endangered plant and animal species. It is also possible to come face to face with a red deer, moufflon or roe deer.
There are 3 entrances to the park at the Hoenderloo, Otterlo or Schaarsbergen.
Address: Entrance Otterlo, Houtkampweg 9, 6731 AV Otterlo
Directions: From the A1, A50, and A12 motorways follow the signs for Park Hoge Veluwe. The park is easily accessible by train from Amsterdam and the by bus from Arnhem.
Phone: +31 (0)318 591 241 (Ottelo)
Website: http://www.hogeveluwe.nl/
The spacious galleries of the Kröller-Müller Museum houses a considerable collection of paintings and drawings by Vincent van Gogh. There are all together 93 paintings and 183 pencil sketches and early pieces. One of the paintings include the famous "Cafe Terrace at Night". The collection is the second largest of van Gogh paintings in the world after the van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
In addition to van Gogh, other highlights include works by Seurat, Monet, Gauguin, Picasso, Gris, Courbet, Corot, Millet, Mondrian, van der Leck and Redon. There is also some changing temporary exhibitions. The museum is also famous for its large Sculpture Garden, which includes works by Auguste Rodin, Henry Moore and Joep van Lieshout. A stroll through the Sculpture Garden is not to be missed. Surprising works of art can be found, some of them hidden in the woods.
Helene Kröller-Muller saw van Gogh as "one of the great souls of modern art, on whom the times had no grasp." In 1912, only 22 years after his death, she was able to add 35 of his paintings to her collection. Considering that van Gogh's entire career as an artist lasted no more than a decade, and that prior to his suicide in 1890, he had sold only one of his 800 paintings, her instincts as a collector were excellent.
The museum is located in National Park the Hoge Veluwe. There are three entrances to the park; at Otterloo, Hoenderloo and at Schaarsbergen. Trucks and coaches can not enter the Park through the entrance at Schaarsbergen.
You can buy a combined ticket for the Park and the Kröller-Müller Museum at the Park ticket office.
Day tickets
Adults: Park €7.00 and Museum €7.00
Children 6-12 years: Park €3.50 and Museum €3.50
Children up to 6 years: free
Parking fee car: €6.00. Parking is possible at the museum, but also near the porter's lodge of the park where you can continue by bicycle.
Open all year round 10.00-17.00 (except on Mondays and 1 January)
The sculpture garden closes at 16.30
Address: Park Hoge Veluwe, Houtkampweg 6, 6731 AW Otterlo
Directions: From the A1, A50, and A12 motorways follow the signs for Park Hoge Veluwe/Kröller-Müller Museum. The museum is easily accessible by train from Amsterdam and the by bus from Arnhem.
Phone: +31 (0)318 591241
Website: http://www.kmm.nl/?lang=en
The Hoge Veluwe National Park has plenty of facilities for disabled visitors. There are two tarmac footpaths, and the Koeverbos hide has disabled access.
Various types of cycle for disabled visitors are available from the bicycle repair centre on the Marchantplein free of charge. There are wheelchair bicycles, three-wheelers for children and adults, a wheelchair bicycle to which 'your' wheelchair is attached, electric bicycles which pedal very easily and are noiseless and a few tandems. The bicycles can also be booked through the Visitors Centre or be collected from the workshop (subject to availability)
You can book bicycles through the Visitors Centre. Tel. 0900-4643835 / €0.20 per min. If you are phoning from abroad: + 31 55-3788116)
Phone: +31 55-3788116
Dogs are allowed in the Hoge Veluwe National Park, but must be kept on a leash. Dogs are not allowed in the Kröller-Müller Museum or in the sculpture garden. However, this does not apply to guide dogs.
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