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'Cooking for Real' Goes Green
June 16, 2011
FORT LEE, Va. - Sunny Anderson, host of Food Network's "Cooking for Real" show, visited here and Fort Bragg, N.C. to show America that behind every great Soldier is a good meal. These visits also allowed her to look back on her time in the military, celebrate those in uniform and show why food is often the glue that holds military families together.
Through this special, Anderson, a former U.S. Air Force broadcast journalist, wanted to highlight that food preparation in the military is not "slinging hash." With her production crew in tow, she undertook a whirlwind tour to see how military food service professionals are trained.
She began her personal and patriotic journey at the Joint Culinary Center of Excellence here May 16-17. Her goal was to showcase the great work of the multi-service culinary instructors and students.
At JCCoE on the first day, Anderson observed advanced culinary students being tested on a three-course practical exam. The class the students were participating in is an intense hands-on program designed to improve the overall skills of an experienced cook. The 25 service members, who represented all branches of the military, had 2.5 hours to complete their meal before being judged by the instructors.
She gave words of encouragement to the students as they chopped, sliced and diced their way through the test. As each student finished, their creation was displayed for grading. The instructors sampled the dishes and also provided scores for presentation. Anderson eagerly grabbed a fork and tasted the assignments, commenting on the quality of the cuisine and lending some professional critique. All the students passed their exam, not letting the added presence of a Food Network chef distract them from their mission.
"They knew they had to focus on their practical exam, so the film crew was the least of their concerns. They are professionals," Master Chief Petty Officer Justin L. Reed, noncommissioned officer in charge, Advanced Culinary Skills Training Course, said. "It was a great experience and I'm glad that Sunny got to see that the military creates fine cuisine and that we have actual chefs."
After the taste test, she was given a tour of the entire school. It is now the home of four of the five branches of services' basic food training programs and conducts all branches' advanced training programs.
The final day started early as Anderson arrived at the Field Branch training site, where Soldiers were learning the bread and butter of their jobs - cooking for service members in a deployed environment. Advanced Individual Training students were readying the mobile and combat kitchen trailers to cook breakfast as part of their familiarization training.
Anderson talked with Soldiers and posed for pictures throughout the morning as her cameramen moved between the trailers filming the Soldiers in action and conducting interviews. Once the breakfast of bacon, eggs, biscuits and gravy was ready to be served, she took her place in line to sample the field rations.
After eating a healthy portion of the "chow," she noted that it was completely different than when she was in the military years ago. Anderson said the quality of the field rations and the preparation of them had really improved.
The final stop for the crew in the development of this special, provided a history lesson on food service in the military. Narrating the tour, Luther Hanson, curator, U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum, provided an in-depth presentation of rations throughout the history of the Army.
He took them through displays containing hardtack (a simple flour cracker) and whiskey rations, and explained the modern Meal, Ready-to-Eat while old Army training films on how to eat the "new Type C ration" played on a monitor in the background. The film crew spent a couple of hours taking in the wealth of information displayed in the various exhibits.
Finishing up the day's filming, members of the crew commented on their visit and how their experience differed from their perception of military food.
"Everyone on the crew was thoroughly impressed with the level of dedication and learning at Fort Lee," Matthew G. Kells, producer Concentric Entertainment, said. "It is amazing to think that the basics of food service, the rigors of cooking in the field and the intricacies of fine dining can be taught with a consistent level of excellence and be part of the same program."
The special will air July 2 at 10 a.m. and again July 4 at 6 p.m. on the Food Network channel. Check the Food Network's website, http://www.foodnetwork.com/cooking-for-real/index.html, for updates on the show.


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Photo by Leslie Kelly On the patio at How to Cook A Wolf.
Matt Fortner has been the chef de cuisine at Ethan Stowell's How To Cook A Wolf since February, but this cook has been seasoned at some of the best and most beloved restaurants around Seattle. He's got chops. And an accent as sweet as a slice of Red Velvet cake.
Photo by Leslie Kelly On the patio at How to Cook A Wolf.
SW: Great accent! Where are you from?
Matt: I was born in Cleveland, Ohio. When I was in elementary school, we moved to rural Virginia, where our family grew tobacco among other things. Then I went to high school near Knoxville, Tenn.
SW: How did you get to Seattle?
Matt: I came out here on vacation and liked it so much I decided to transplant myself out here. I was 23 and I had been thinking of going to culinary school in Atlanta, Georgia, but I came out here instead. That was in '98 and I've been here since.
SW: Did you go to culinary school?
Matt: Yes. I went to the Art Institute of Seattle. After school, I worked at the Sand Point Grill. I did a brief stint at Fandango for Chris Keff. Then I went to Lampreia. I wish I could have stayed there longer, but I couldn't afford to. Looking back on that time, I learned more from Scott Carsberg than anybody else. He's really good. He's super strict and kind of a maniac, but I like that energy and that seriousness. It's so much harder to do food at that level. It's hard to do 50 perfect plates. I worked at Fuller's and Campagne simultaneously to pay off my student loans. I opened 727 Pine with Danielle Custer and then William Belicks from Mistral called and told me there was a restaurant in Belltown looking for a chef. I went from being a cook to being chef at Marjorie in July 2004. I stayed there for two and a half years until I got married and went on a honeymoon for four months. When I got back, Tavolata was opening and I just wanted to get a job. Just by happenstance, I rolled right into being chef de cuisine at Tavolata for the first year and a half before going to South America for seven months. When I got back, Ethan was opening Anchovies & Olives and I helped out there. I had always wanted to be in the kitchen at How To Cook A Wolf, so when that came up, I jumped on it. I've been here about a year. Been the chef de cuisine since February.
SW: What happened to the former HTCAW chef, Ryan Weed?
Matt: He's been working over at June. He still comes in and fills in here from time to time. He's a good friend and nobody knows this kitchen better.
SW: How have things changed here since you took over?
Matt: I think we have the best staff we've ever had. Brandin Myett and Brandon Karow. He's going to be the sous at Staple & Fancy when it opens next month, but my original sous chef from Tavolata is back in town and he's going to come to work here. I wouldn't say things have changed that much because it's a restaurant that's not broken, so if it's not broken, it doesn't need fixing. We search out the best ingredients we can find and preparing them as simply as we can. Three or four ingredients is probably the maximum. We like to let the product stand out, keeping it simple, not mucking it up. I think a lot of cooks early in their careers don't know when to call it.
SW: The menu seems pretty focused on Italian. Would there ever be a place for your Southern roots to show?
Matt: No, I'm not too big into Southern food. I do like biscuits and gravy.
SW: Well, on that note: Can you confirm or debunk the Southern food stereotype? That all Southern food is deep-fried and everything's fattening.
Matt: I don't agree with that. One of the best things my mom makes is pinto beans and cornbread with collard greens. Though I don't know if you can get a Southern man to eat fish that's not fried.
Check back for part two of this week's Grillaxin for Matt Fortner's guide to building the perfect fire for your next cookout.

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WTU to Embark on PR Offensive
The Washington Teachers' Union is airing radio ads and launching a Web site to promote their teachers contract proposal, according to press release just issued by the union.
From the release: "The first radio ad features the voices of two current DC public school teachers and highlights the need for innovative and collaborative solutions to fix education in Washington. The Web site [unitedfordckids.org] is a location where visitors can see highlights of the WTU proposal, stream the radio ads and other media, sign up for e‐mail updates, and read the latest news related to the contract proposal."
Last month, the WTU issued a counter-plan to DCPS Chancellor Michelle Rhee's famous/infamous Green Tier/Red Tier plan that would reward teachers who discard their tenure rights with significantly higher salaries. The WTU plan's gotten fairly light coverage, certainly relative to the attention Rhee's plan has gotten, so it's no surprise that the union honchos are trying to generate some heat here.
A glance at the Web site shows that the WTU is dipping into the Rhee lexicon in describing its plan, calling the proposal "bold and progressive" and promising that it will "dramatically improve teaching and learning in our schools."
LL's trying to track down some more details on the campaign.
UPDATE, 1 P.M.: The Web site domain is registered to Adelstein Liston, political consulting firm with offices in Chicago and D.C. Among their specialties, according to their Web site: "Message Development" and "Media Buying and Strategy." Their client list features almost exclusively Democratic political candidates and liberal-leaning activist groups.
UPDATE, 3:50 P.M.: WTU spokesperson Monique LeNoir says the ads have already started airing on local radio stations including WMAL-AM, WAMU-FM (which doesn't run pre-recorded ads...hmm), WHUR-FM, WPGC-FM, and WMMJ-FM "in mornings, significant times when members and the public can hear them." As far as Adelstein Liston's involvement, she says, they produced the Web site only; the radio ads were done in-house. LeNoir declined to give a dollar figure for the campaign.


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Japanese software company From Software, best known for the Otogi franchise, is honoring itself with a festival of gaming and fun. So if you happen to be in Tokyo this weekend, you should swing by the first floor event space of the Akihabara Yodobashi Camera to check out some games. FS will be showing off vaguely mysterious DS title Inugamike...
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When to call doctor with contractions
What do u think?
Most doctors follow the 4-1-1 or 5-1-1 rule. Your contractions should be 4/5 minutes apart and last for a minute each. They should continue for an hour before you go to the hospital. I'm due on Friday and I've been having contractions similar to yours for the past 2 days. They will get very regular when it's time.
don't call until they are consistently occurring. meaning, less than 5 minutes apart. AND each contraction should be lasting for a minute or more and be on a pain scale of more than 5.
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Ask your doc the next time you see them. We live in a rural small town area and my doc said we don't need to call her personally. We can, but don't have to. She said we can call the hospital so they can get a room ready and then the hospital will call her. Our doc also follows the 5-1-1 rule.
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With my first baby, my doc did the 5-1-1 or 6-1-1.
With #2 she said 10-1-1.
This time, in a different country, they say when they are are consistently 15 minutes apart. :o/
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Thank yall, I called my doctors office they said to let him know when there were 8 to 10 an hour. In the past hour they have picked up, just sitting and waiting is no fun. I wish my water would just break so i knew for sure I was in labor. I am so ready to have this little boy!!!
my doc told me 4-1-1 (4 minutes apart, lasting 1 minute apart, and lasting 1 hour)
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5 minutes apart, last for one minute over the span of an hour.
You're pretty close though so you might want to call the doctor's office to see if they want you to go ahead and go in.
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Broke The Baja Again And I Don't Mind
Well, the Baja's broke again. But after so many breakdowns, this one doesn't even bother me. Let me tell you why.
Well, the Baja's broke again. But after so many breakdowns, this one doesn't even bother me. Let me tell you why.
You could make a strong argument for Southern California as America's capital of car culture. Since moving there I've learned most apartment garages forbid automotive maintenance and it damn sure ain't allowed on the street. So where's a propertyless cretin like myself supposed to do an oil change?
Every so often I wake up and remember that I once bought a Lexus for $600, fixed it up, then almost immediately destroyed it with 48 hours of rallycross.
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Truck suspension has come a long way in the last 100 years. Just kidding! It hasn't at all, so this excellent instructable video on how to lift 1969 Jeep Wagoneer with new shocks and springs is probably applicable to your rig.
The weather is looking up, which means project car season is coming. Read this before you start your crazy build.
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You don't become a nine-time world rally champion by letting other people do all the work for you. Even when, you know, you shatter your suspension.
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Nathaniel Rogers looks at the Oscar talk, such as it is, for Anne Hathaway in "The Dark Knight Rises," and why she still doesn't compare to Michelle Pfeiffer. [The Film Experience]
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For nearly ten years, our Pipelines and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) has been reminding you to "Call 8-1-1 before you dig," and we are not stopping now.
With spring upon most of us, the shovels and post-hole diggers are coming out of garages and sheds across America. But, before you or your contractors break ground to install that fence or dig a new pool, make sure to call the 8-1-1 national hotline to get those buried utility lines safely marked for free.
And, as DOT promotes April each year as National Safe Digging Month, we're also proud to announce that this April, we're awarding more than $1 million in grants to protect communities from digging accidents...
As predicted the month of March came in like a lion. But for DOT's TIFIA program, it did not go out like a lamb. Late in the month, on March 25, Secretary Foxx announced a TIFIA loan for approximately $194 million to help pay for the construction of the Wekiva Parkway in Orlando. And a week later, he announced a loan for up to $209.3 million to finance the Portsmouth Bypass in Scioto County, Ohio.
DOT's support for these two projects shows a program that stands ready to fill market gaps with supplemental credit so state and local governments, transit agencies, railroad companies, special authorities, special districts, and private entities can get back to the business of building America.
The Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (TIFIA) extends loans and credit that projects can then leverage to attract more financing. It's a multiplier so powerful that each dollar of federal funds can provide up to $10 in TIFIA credit assistance and support up to $30 in transportation infrastructure investment.
And in a world of diminished transportation funding, the most recent projects in Orlando and Ohio show that TIFIA can help move projects forward...
A good week to GROW on
I'm pretty excited about the productive week we've had here at DOT, and I'd like to share that sense of achievement and --more importantly-- promise with Fast Lane readers.
On Monday, we jumped out of the gate by sending a revamped GROW AMERICA Act to Congress. GROW is our legislative proposal for surface transportation that provides six years of funding certainty, increased investment in infrastructure, and smart policies that ensure taxpayers get more bang for their buck and that communities can enjoy the benefits of projects sooner. Experts all agree that America's transportation system needs more than a few potholes filled and bridges repaired. But we also need to start getting ahead of the curve like the world leader we have been since George Washington began supervising construction of a canal along the Potomac River. And GROW will help us do that.
In fact, all of this week's highlights point back to the GROW AMERICA Act...
Today, it is my absolute pleasure to announce the availability of $500 million for DOT's 2015 TIGER grants for innovative transportation projects across the country.
Over the past six rounds, funds from our Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery program have helped launch projects in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico --many of which would still be on the drawing board without TIGER. The highly competitive program offers one of the only federal funding possibilities for multi-modal projects that often are not suitable for other federal funding sources.
Like its preceding rounds, this seventh round of TIGER will fund projects that create jobs, foster regional partnerships, advance new technologies, spur economic and community development, and strengthen the transportation infrastructure of this great country...
As Fast Lane readers know, texting offers the benefit of almost instant communication with nearly anyone around the world. But in the time it takes to send or read a text –slightly less than five seconds– a car moving at 55 miles per hour can travel roughly 100 yards. So if you text when behind the wheel, you're essentially driving the length of a football field with your eyes closed —and possibly causing untold harm to other drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and yourself.
In 2013 alone, distracted driving claimed 3,154 lives and injured an estimated 424,000. Those deaths and injuries were 100 percent preventable.
That's why, as part of April's National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, we've launched our second distracted driving high-visibility enforcement campaign. Thanks to nationwide support from law enforcement agencies, from April 10 to April 15, state and local officers will aggressively ticket drivers who are texting or using their mobile devices when behind the wheel...
After three months of lock upgrades and maintenance, the annual springtime reopening of the St. Lawrence Seaway System to navigation arrives tomorrow.
Here at the Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation --and at the Seaway's many ports in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota-- we can't wait to see the shipping traffic the 2015 navigation season brings.
And we're not the only ones, either. After all, the freight moving into and out of the U.S. does much more than keep the ports and Seaway employees busy...
I do not know who the Secretary of Transportation will be in the year 2045. But 30 years from now, if that person were to go to Michigan and speak at the Detroit Economic Club –as I did yesterday– he or she might be able to tell the audience:
"Detroit is the new Silicon Valley. You all manufacture a great invention of the 21st century: a car that drives itself. This vehicle has prevented nine out of every ten potential car accidents. No one dies because of drunk driving anymore. And no one has to circle the parking lot again looking for a space. The thing even parks itself, too."
Of course, our Beyond Traffic: Trends and Choices study tells us that autonomous vehicles are just one of the many technologies with the potential to revolutionize our transportation system; we have the chance to build a country where mobility is as cheap and plentiful as fast internet and running water.
And my message to Detroit yesterday was that we can make this vision a reality only if we start thinking about our challenges today...
I have great admiration for the women who are pioneers in their chosen field. In my years at the Department of Transportation, first with the Federal Aviation Administration and now with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, I have seen many women with a vision succeed in getting things done. It's inspiring to see women break barriers and succeed in non-traditional industries, and I am proud to recognize them during Women's History Month.
I'm also excited about my ride-along with Women In Trucking this week and about having the opportunity to see firsthand how women –vastly outnumbered by their male counterparts– navigate the challenges they face at loading docks, on the roadways, at safety inspection sites, at truck stops, and in the maintenance yard...
FMCSA Deputy Administrator Daphne Jefferson (left) preparing to join U.S. Xpress truck driver Angela Jordan, who has been a professional truck driver for 20 years and is approaching 2 million miles of safe driving. Photo courtesy Duane DeBruyne, FMCSA.
In his Presidential Proclamation marking Women's History Month, President Obama reminded us that March will recognize the "countless pioneering women who have called not only for the absence of oppression, but for the presence of opportunity." So it was no coincidence last week that the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) hosted the 7th annual Women on the Water (WOW) Conference in Kings Point, NY.
This three-day event brought together female mariners --from Midshipmen and cadets to captains-- to learn about exciting maritime careers, discuss the transition from academy to industry, and discover a variety of professional development opportunities.
As I delivered the opening remarks and welcomed guests from State Maritime Academies and other maritime organizations across the nation, I was a first-hand witness to the future leaders whose success will honor the women who came before them and widen the path for all who follow...
Today, Congress has one new message in their inbox – and it is marked urgent: A new and improved GROW AMERICA act awaits their review.
America is in the midst of a growth spurt, and the problem is: our roads, rails, and transit systems do not automatically grow along with our country.


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Well its Decemeber 1 and I am bored and thinking I need to put up my little Christmas tree and am wondering if I have been naughty or nice this year? LOL So tell me what is on your santa list? I would like a new camera, a python gravel vaccum, more fish/plants, glasshoods for my 20 gallon and 30 gallon tanks, tires for my truck and maybe a camper cover for it to. LOL Oh and I have a little tree because I have no room for a big tree due to all the fish tanks in the livingroom. I wish I could confinse my husband that we really don't need the love seat so I could get a big tank to put on the wall were it is. http://scaquariacom.ipage.com/images...s/icon_lol.gif
Not a lot on my list...no fish stuff. Mostly some stuff for hiking and backpacking, a couple 360 games, a speedlight for my camera, food dehydrator, and that's about it.
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some pippylongstocking socks,another leopard gecko,a tokay gecko,
some shrimp,a new mini filter, and a new memory,coz mines on the blink lol :-D
Looking for some nice presents, don't have to be too good. But I am looking for new AC filter :lol: Lots of Fish:lol: and clothes.:-D
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I didn't choose to be heterosexual. I was born this way. From the time I was old enough to notice (and taking into account that at the time I was far more interested in Lego blocks and model cars) I remember thinking little girls were incredibly charming creatures. My first real exposure to homosexuality came in college, when I had friends who I learned (probably as they were learning it themselves) had attachments to people of their own gender. This was a time when homosexuality was at last being spoken of aloud among ordinary people. It even got a friendlier, non-clinical name: gay.
The teaching and practice concerning clean and unclean meats has been a remarkably enduring element of Seventh-day Adventism. I don't know what the younger generation of Seventh-day Adventists thinks (what there is left of a younger generation to ask), but among their elders, it still has fuel. Ask most Adventists what makes us special, and diet will be on the list. It isn't at all unusual to hear someone who's been absent from the church for decades say, "...
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I was interested to learn, a few months ago, that some folks in Silver Spring had discovered how many were "slipping out the back door" of the church. It made me think of those European explorers a few centuries back who came back from sea voyages saying they'd discovered a new land, even though that land was occupied with people who had apparently discovered it long before. We out in the congregations have been experiencing the hemorrhaging for a long time. Especially small congregations.
I needn't tell you that it's difficult for a pastor nowadays to find a place to plant his or her feet on the moral questions of the day. I'm constantly struggling with it. I know what my heart tells me to do, what I think Jesus would do. But then there's this institution to which I've devoted my life, an institution in some ways still firmly rooted in the 19th century, that has its own expectations. Most of those expectations are excellent and praiseworthy. Others are difficult to navigate.
I'm going to claim (for I get to write my own history) that my questions on this topic originated at Sheyenne River Academy when, in order to get more compliance, they suggested that the rules they gave us were not just rules but something more, something holy and right and true. Yet we knew from looking at pictures of Jesus and church pioneers that clean shaves and short haircuts weren't a moral universal. But of course, we were teenagers, and for teenagers being contrary is as natural as having spots on your face.
Growing up in the Seventh-day Adventist church I was taught that Scripture demanded perfect sexual purity before marriage. As I think back on it, the way the subject was framed made it seem almost a virtue to be ignorant about sex, naive and vulnerable. Implied (and sometimes said) was that sexual interest wasn't compatible with faith. And believe me, we were interested! All of us, even the most pious. Some managed to keep the urge under control, or at least secret.
When I was about 12 years old I accompanied my mother one evening to midweek prayer meeting—a rarity in our church, since farm people don't generally come out to evening meetings because of chores—but our pastor was conscientious and determined to try. There were only six of us there, all women, and me. We each received a copy of a newly-released book called Preparation for the Final Crisis, with Pacific Press book editor Fernando Chaij's name on the cover.
You have heard by now that the committee set up to merge Pacific Press and Review & Herald has decided not to. In the short term this is good news for employees of both organizations. Undoubtedly such a combination would have meant lost jobs, moves, and (the committee must have thought) difficulties that outweighed efficiencies.
I hope it is also good news for the work of God, although I'm unqualified to evaluate that. I know as little as the rest of you about the economics of publishing, although I can make some observations.
It still surprises me when reading history to be reminded that communist theory permeated the intellectual and literary world in the first half of the 20th century. It's difficult at this distance to understand why a system that was known even then to be failing spectacularly in practice continued to find adherents to its theory among the intellectual elite of Europe and America well into the 1960's—among people who lived in anything but egalitarian solidarity with the workers.[1] A quartet of writers—Stephen Spender, W.H.


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Halloween Fun For Your Borderlands 2glitter34 | Aug. 21, 2015 | See all glitter34's reviews »
I have to say I loved loved the Halloween DLC for Borderlands, the zombies were so much fun! I was expecting much of the same from this one but it's definitely its own DLC. TK is back and just as dead as ever and demanding as ever, he's great as usual. The skeletons are a pain in the ass and there are hordes of them. The trick or treat candy is a cool little thing to pick up but the rings they put around you I found annoying so I only used them as needed. I love Halloween, my favorite holiday so obviously I loved the theme of this one. I took my time and looked around, oh be sure you do that because you must find some hidden goodies to unlock the church. I won't spoil it and tell you what to find just explore. This DLC was quick to play through but at it's price you should add it to your Borderlands 2 experience. If you are like me you won't just play it once. Borderlands is not the kind of game you let collect dust and the DLC goes with it! Run over grab your copy today and blow off some steam on some great halloween monsters!
Some Strange Decisionsbwrussell | Aug. 4, 2015 | See all bwrussell's reviews »
First off this is a mere bite of Borderlands 2, where the other DLC were a decent meal. Instead of a string of main quests plus a bunch of side quests, this is basically a single, multi-objective quest line. The weird part with this DLC is the difficulty curve. Being released over a year after the base game, and since DLC is naturally targeted at the more invested players, it was very odd to me that the level was set so low. We're talking speed-run, super murder god, for a character that had simply beat the main game and story DLC. That being said the theme diverged nicely from the base game and almost more importantly it's priced decently fairly. Found on sale and for less than a buck this is certainly worth it for most Borderlands 2 fans.
We missed you TK Baha!Meistrikt | June 5, 2015 | See all Meistrikt's reviews »
...although I would've liked to see him getting a bigger role than just a Headhunter quest provider. This one being the first Headhunter pack, set the trend for the rest of it's brethren: basically glorified skinpacks, they offered a few foes to kill and a few errands to run while a few characters from the franchise talk and joke around as you spend time in a nice looking environment. Worth the price for skin collectors and avid Borderlands fans who know who TK Baha is.
Small, but dense with contentSOGGYBOTM | June 26, 2014 | See all SOGGYBOTM's reviews »
This is a small bit of DLC compared to some of the other content for this game, but it's still good. It can be completed in under an hour, or, if you take the time to explore, you can get 2+ hours out of it. there are Easter eggs, a secret boss (with a very high chance to drop the pyrophobia), and enemies drop candies with bonuses like +defense, ammo regen, +damage, and +speed. All in all, definitely worth the price.
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Borderlands 2 is easily one of the best shooters I have played and I have played a ton of shooters. The perfect combination of loot and shoot is so much fun to follow and every missions is brilliant and fun to do. This DLC adds tons of new content which really helps to flesh out the game and improve the already incredible experience you will get when playing through this great, stylish, shooter. There is a whole new story, plenty of bosses and lots of new heads and skins to customize and personalize your character with. This DLC is a must buy or Borderlands 2 fans!


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That said, something seems out of whack when Elvis Costello is canceling performances in Israel because of its poor human rights record the very same week that the Queen of Jordan is being celebrated with a Global Humanitarian award out at Microsoft's Redmond campus.
That's right, a queen, and not a queen like they have in England, a cute figurehead queen. No, this is a real queen, whose husband, the king, is the autocratic, undisputable ruler of his country.Of course, by the standards of many Arab countries, Jordan is an extremely enlightened place. I mean, just look at that queen--she's apparently allowed to leave the house without being in full burka and surrounded by male cousins. But Jordan's not exactly a human rights mecca--starting with what our State Department describes, with delightful understatement, as its citizens "restricted right to change their government."
There's also, as the Department notes in its most recent human rights report on Jordan, "cases of torture, arbitrary arrest, prolonged detention, and the continuance of poor prison conditions," as well as "impunity, denial of due process of law, and limited judicial independence," not to mention discrimination "against women, converts from Islam, and persons of Palestinian origin" (emphasis added).
But we're not hearing about that this week. Instead, we hear from Mr. MacManus about the failings of Israel, a largely free and open society. Of course, Israel absolutely deserves to be questioned and condemned for its many failings, just as does the United States. But shouldn't there be some kind of acknowledgment, when bestowing these awards and boycotts, as to where the baseline really is? Because right now it's kind of an unacknowledged sliding scale, isn't it?
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After all, Elvis Costello can't really follow his "instinct and conscience" and take a similar stand on the problems in Jordan. Why? Because he'd never be booked there in the first place.
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MILAN, Tenn. -- One black framed, black-and-white photograph stand out among many in this bright office space in western Tennessee.
This year represents the 25th anniversary of one Milan Army Ammunition Plant employee's appearance on an iconic television show.
Rene Arrington, an administrative/protocol officer at the plant, reminisced about her 1983 appearance on "The Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson."
"I remember going on the show the day after Thanksgiving," she said about appearing on the show with her singing two-year-old Boston terrier, Scooter. "My neighbor had left a note on my car saying, 'You need to put Scooter on the Johnny Carson show and have Scooter sing'."
Arrington, who is originally from Bradford, Tenn. (located 12 miles north of Milan), lived in California from 1980 to 1984 with her husband, Mike, who was serving in the U.S. Air Force while stationed at Edwards Air Force Base. Arrington worked as a government typist and clerk for civilian payroll.
"I never even thought about having Scooter sing on the show. I never stayed up that late to watch (Johnny Carson's) show," she said.
Among the celebrities making the rounds backstage during the "doggie" auditions was actor Robert Blake and of course, Carson's right hand man, Ed McMahon. Appearing with Scooter and the other dogs that night was actress Mariette Hartley and comedian Ronnie Shakes.
"I came down there to the auditions for an initial interview with 60 to 70 other owners and their pets. There were six of us at the end of the audition that appeared on the show. Scooter received a third place trophy and $50. First place went to this cute ol' Bassett hound.
"Johnny really enjoyed Scooter," she said. "He sat down right next to Scooter and said 'Come on, Scooter, sing for me'."
Arrington said she has nothing but praise for the former "late-night king."
"Johnny Carson was the nicest man," she said. "He played with the dog. He let my husband sit in his white Corvette. His car had a special parking spot labeled 'Mr. Carson.' He told my husband he could take the car for a spin. How many celebrities would do that'"
Arrington said she still watches the old tape from time to time.
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I spent the summer of 2012 interviewing some of the most influential people in sustainable fashion.
At the time, I was co-founder of a fledging apparel startup, learning all I could about eco-fashion and the state of the industry.
Among the interviewees were Sustainable Fashion Writer Kate Fletcher, CEO of SlaveryFootprint.org; Justin Dillon, co-founder of PACT; Jeff Denby, Textile Specialist Stacy Flynn and California College of the Arts Professor Lynda Grose.
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I spent the summer of 2012 interviewing some of the most influential people in sustainable fashion.
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So don't miss this Thursday's "METAMORPHOSIS," when the talented artist/designers from the California College of the Arts transform the Academy (and possibly you) into something unexpected. Explore a multitude of industrial, interaction, illustration, fashion, furniture and graphic designers from CCA as they showcase an amazing, cutting-edge array of work, highlighting new technologies and innovative ideas that explore the concept of metamorphosis.
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Between her responsibilities running a thriving nonprofit and being the single mom of an 11-year-old daughter, Kelly Rodriguez (Architecture 1997) is always working: to support her family, enrich her community, and improve the world at large. And she wouldn't have it any other way.
Rodriguez is the executive director of ARCADE, a Seattle-based nonprofit that promotes multidisciplinary dialogues centering on the integration of architecture, design, culture, science, the arts, and everything in between. It publishes a quarterly magazine, coordinates cultural events for the community, and maintains an increasingly robust web and social media presence.
A glance at ARCADE's calendar reveals a bevy of options offered weekly for anyone interested in design, architecture, and the arts, from lectures by visiting scholars to documentary film screenings and info nights featuring free tutorials on design software.
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While Poritz was studying architecture and sustainability at California College of the Arts he helped to design the award-winning Refract House for the 2009 Solar Decathlon — which got him a job with Morris Adjmi Architects upon graduating. He worked there for a couple years before making the move to Central America to work with Equitable Origin on a sustainable gas station model.
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Fashion Design chair Amy Williams with student [photo: Jim Norrena]
"In the end, sometimes clothes are just clothes."
So says CCA Fashion Design Program chair Amy Williams, in her typically unassuming manner, despite the fact that she's been ahead of the curve for years, both as an educator and as a designer.
When asked about her career the first thing she says, as if to get it out of the way, is that she is "not famous," but after meeting her, one wonders, why not? She has all the intangibles, and carries herself with a deeply professional and confident air. Even more striking is her lack of pomp or undercutting competitive attitude -- qualities that so often accompany success.
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Tiffany Blaylock (Interior Design 2014) presented a material sculpture made from recycled leather belts she made during Materiality and Space 3, an Interior Design course taught by Amy Campos
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Josh Coolidge (Individualized Major 2014) created a laser installation called that uses Peltier junctions (the use of cooling and heating processors to create electricity) while taking the interdisciplinary "Off the Grid" course at CCA.
He used candles to create the heat, which caused lasers to light up a water-filled tube of plastic bubbles (purchased at a hydroponics store) that would then melt, creating an amazing visual effect.
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An "elective" at art school is in many ways the opposite of what the term means for a traditional university student. Rather than taking a painting class for fun in between economics and political science, art students have to decide what math class to fit in between their painting courses.
All undergraduates at CCA (except Architecture majors) are required to take 51 units of Humanities and Sciences coursework, which by the time they graduate ends up representing about a third of their total units.
All of these courses are highly rigorous. Some are essential and required (for instance writing and art history) but many are creatively designed electives open to students in all majors. In "Bad Science at the Movies," for instance, professor Christine Metzger uses preposterous representations of geology and climate change in popular films to launch an in-depth survey of environmental science.
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Students from California College of the Arts recently built a storage shed and won a design competition to build an outdoor kitchen for Alemany Farm. Farm managers are talking about reviving an after-school program. The greenhouse is new, and as the farm-to-table movement takes hold, more volunteers are trickling in to help.
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Reinventing the Chicken Coop: 14 Original Designs with Step-by-Step Building Instructions
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Hey backyard chickens: meet contemporary design! Coauthors Matthew Wolpe (assistant studio manager in CCA's fabrication shop) and Kevin McElroy present 14 complete building plans for chicken coops that range from the purely functional to the outrageously fabulous.
Eleven of the 14 are by the authors, and one of the remaining three is by two CCA alumni: Yvonne Mauser (Wood/Furniture 2006) and Adam Reineck (Industrial Design 2005).
One has a water-capturing roof; one is a great homage to mid-Modern architecture; and another has a built-in composting system. Some designs are suitable for beginning builders, and some are challenging enough for experts. Step-by-step building plans are accompanied by full-color photographs and detailed construction illustrations.