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Thought this was interesting…
A while back, I worked on the music for a fun tale about a farmer, his boy, and an apple thief. It's now on iTunes as a multimedia eBook (in English or German) with narration, music and animations. It plays on iPhones and iPads. Search for "Hondidldo and the Apple Thief" and it pops up.
Hope all is well out there!
As many of you know, I am an alum of the Eastman School of Music and teach at the Berklee College of Music. Being involved with both, I thought this was interesting.
The above chart is from Google and shows the search trends of three searches, Julliard, Eastman School of Music, and Berklee College of Music. At the beginning, Berklee College of Music is bouncing around near Eastman School of Music. At the end, it's moved up and is bouncing around Julliard.
Of course, you can different curves if you tweak the terms… Berklee instead of Berklee College of Music. Julliard School of Music instead of Julliard. Etc.
But it's interesting nonetheless.
Proud of my alma mater the Eastman School of Music…
Great blog posted by Michael Clayville on how trombones work and what glisses are possible:
Hi everyone,
If you are a Faceboook user, you can find me on Facebook by searching for Composer Ben Newhouse. I'm also on LinkedIn if that's your social media site of preference. You can also stay in touch via the Newsletter subscription in the lower-right-hand corner of this site.
Hope all is well out there!
Hi Everyone,
Check out the new music posted on my Music page. You can now listen to all five movements of Symphony No. 1.
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|Reviews for All Up the Seething Coast
| bechloe47 chapter 24 . 4/8
That was a very cathartic read.
| TuscanyRose chapter 24 . 5/16/2015
This story tore me up, put me back together, and swung a machete through my already broken heart.
This story was just so beautiful, so heartbreaking, and most of all, so brutally honest. While Quinn lies about a lot of things in this story, she never lies about how she feels. Sure, she lies about her feelings for Rachel, but there's a rawness in the detailed way you wrote out her thoughts, her mind, her emotions. It was, to put simply, moving.
I don't think you need a sequel. It would be amazing to see Quinn continue this journey as a stronger, more stable woman, instead of the confused, tortured girl she was here. I can see that potential for Quinn coming towards these last chapters.
One of my favorite things about this story was your inability to sugar-coat a damn thing. Every sentence describing Quinn's feelings was just, "this is it, this is how I'm feeling here and now, and yeah, it hurts like hell." It's nothing but honest, tells about Quinn in a bare, almost vulnerable way. I loved every minute of it. I read this whole thing in one night because I just couldn't stop reading. This was one for the book of legends, really.
| JokersLastLaugh chapter 24 . 12/8/2014
This was a good story and I am sad that they did not get together.
| Guest chapter 24 . 8/26/2014
dearest author, will you update pleaseeeeee...?
| BuRiChiFaN chapter 24 . 7/18/2014
I hope you do a sequel to this. It's really good.
| stephanielalinda chapter 24 . 7/9/2014
I really really loved this fic, you should continue it or do a sequel, I really enjoyed it
| saint21 chapter 19 . 4/14/2014
Poor Quinn you walked right into that one!
| Guest chapter 24 . 3/2/2014
Great story! I like your writing style. But i was so sad when rachel didn't feel the same.. Oh my faberry feelings :'(
| comintrix chapter 24 . 2/1/2014
I love the way you write. This was a lovely story and your characterization was perfect.
| Robinola chapter 24 . 12/28/2013
As always, the moral of the story is something like, don't even bother with kissing unless you are really into whoever it is. I appreciate your addition, however, of how much it sucks when that one isn't into you. Although I am sick of stories where people can just tell things about whoever they are kissing in the process of kissing. Like the cliched I can tell this was your first kiss, how cute that I was part of it, or the I could tell you weren't into it. I had to tell the guy it was my first kiss, and he so could not tell that I wasn't into it, otherwise he would have gotten a hint before my months of avoiding him...
| Emerald Stag chapter 24 . 11/24/2013
Found this on a rec list the other day and it definitely wasn't what I was expecting. Probably should have seen it coming with the angst label but it was definitely a direction I hadn't seen before. A dash of realism and pain but a worthwhile read as you hope Quinn succeeds in being who she wants to be in the end.
| k8316 chapter 24 . 8/23/2013
I don't know how I managed to miss this gem of a fic, but I am so glad I stumbled upon it. I have read few fics that felt as honest and realistic as this story. It struck me as being an incredibly accurate depiction of what high school could have been like for Quinn. My heart breaks for Quinn, but is hopeful that her future is bright and happy. Thank you so much for sharing.
| maximillion87 chapter 7 . 8/20/2013
Cute... I hope Quinn says something to her soon
| Y. Rodz chapter 24 . 6/13/2013
Congratulations on destroying me :)
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Four people, one with incapacitating injuries, were sent to area hospitals after a crash Saturday night at the intersection of Manitou Road and Rollin Highway.
The crash occurred at 9:12 p.m., according to the Lenawee County Sheriff's Department. A four-door Saturn driven by Ricky Nathan Conard, 24, of Onsted was eastbound on Manitou Road, ran the stop sign, and struck a Dodge pickup driven by Gregory Lucas Jenkins, 20, of Hudson.
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Re: Credit repair after divorce.
I am also trying to rebuild / fix my credit after a divorce in 2005. After reading the posts, it seems I have taken care of what is in my control as far as my credit. (closing all cc that were joint accts, contacting bureaus and updating reports.) My divorce decree states that he is to pay 1/2 of the debt over a two year period which is $10,000 and if he defaults on anything (which are several issues) he is to pay all atty fees. It has been over 2 years and he has not paid anything. As a matter of fact, he has told me to F&*k off and file bankruptcy and that I'm not going to see a penny of what he owes me. He has no respect for the courts and sees the divorce decree as a joke. I have been paying down the credit cards over the years but of course it's not fast enough to help my credit score. Almost all the credit was/is in my name due to the fact that I had great credit.
My divorce was granted in WY, he moved back to TX and I now reside in WA state. After many sleepless nights, years of frustration and feeling helpless, I'm at the end of my rope and don't know where to turn.
Does anyone know how I can get him to take me seriously and honor the judge and my divorce decree? I'm only asking what is due or granted to me. Does anyone know what type of atty I contact?
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Sam Doumit
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Samia "Sam" Doumit (born April 24, 1975) is an American actress.
Early life[edit]
Doumit is of Irish, French, Lebanese, German, and Jewish descent (mother's side). Doumit was born in Boston, Massachusetts. She was a Dean's list and honor roll student at Emerson College in Boston before attending the California Institute of the Arts. Doumit's father was born in Lebanon, but left the country in 1967 for religious and political differences concerning the conflicts of the region at that time. She is a first-generation Lebanese American; her father emigrated to the U.S. from Beirut, Lebanon in 1967 after receiving a scholarship to the California State University at Sacramento. He became a citizen in the early 1980s. Her mother is American, born in Sacramento, California. Doumit's great-uncle is Nobel Peace Prize recipient Dr. Albert Schweitzer.[1]
She appeared in the film The Hot Chick with Rob Schneider and Adam Sandler as well as in independent films like The Utopian Society with Austin Nichols, directed by John P. Aguirre. Doumit will star with Meg Ryan, 50 Cent, and John Lithgow in the 2011 feature film Lives of the Saints. She is featured in the Zed video clip "Starlight", included on The Hot Chick DVD. In 2010 she guest starred on ABC's Castle, Showtime's new series Shameless with William H. Macy, and The Mentalist on CBS. Doumit starred opposite Blair Underwood and Heather Locklear in the series finale of LAX. She starred with Jason Bateman in The Jake Effect. She played "Maggie", a recurring character on Disney's Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: The TV Show. The show was shot in Alberta, Canada. Doumit appeared with her friend Jeremy Sisto and also Virginia Madsen on the two season finale episodes of Dawson's Creek. She previously appeared with Jeremy Sisto and friends Ethan Embry, Erik Michael Cole and Brandi Emma in the film Little Savant. In the CSI episode "Suckers" she showed her pierced tongue which is also seen in the Starlight video. Doumit notably stretched her range as an actress in 2009 starring on Southland as a drug addled prostitute.
Doumit began acting on stage at age 5. She has performed in over 30 professional plays including "Bonnie" in Hurlyburly, "Laura" in The Glass Menagerie and "Juliet" in Romeo and Juliet. She played a stage actress in KY2 in 2000 and in October 2005, she performed "Not to Fear" in the Half-Hour From Home: Cal-Arts Alumni at Barnsdall (organized by Cal-Arts) with Erik Contreras, Tony Nazem and Rainbow Underhill. In 2006, she played "Kate" in Shakespeare's play The Taming of the Shrew in at the Lillian Theatre in Los Angeles, directed by her husband Erik Contreras. Her husband's direction and her portrayal of "Kate" was well received and both were featured in an interview and article for Estylo Magazine celebrating the performance. Doumit is currently in the long running hit Jewtopia at The Greenway Court Theatre in Los Angeles.
According to IMDB Doumit is the face of the SuicideGirls logo. Doumit married Erik Contreras on September 3, 2005.
She currently hosts "Suicide Girls Radio" every Sunday night on Indie 103.1.
- On the Ropes (1999) ..... Maya
- Taylor's Wall (2001) ..... Taylor Manning
- Beyond the Pale (2001) ..... Dina
- The Hot Chick (2002) ..... Eden
- The Utopian Society (2003) ..... Nera
- Longtime Listener 12th Time Caller (Voice) (2004) ..... Nancy
- Just Hustle (2004) ..... Naomi Rose
- East L.A ..... Krista Guzman
- Rosary Stars ..... Herself
- Beverly Hills, 90210 (1998)
- Undressed (1999)
- Brutally Normal (2000)
- Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: The TV Show (2000)
- Boston Public (2002)
- Dawson's Creek (2003)
- CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2004)
- Passions (2005)
- The Jake Effect (2006)
- Southland (2009)
- Castle (2010)
- Shameless (2010)
- The Mentalist (2010)
- ^ Sam Doumit AMC Profile AMC.com. Accessed November 23, 2015.
- Sam Doumit Official Website
- Jewtopia Play
- TV Tome
- Half-Hour From Home: CALARTS Alumni at Barnsdall Program PDF
- Just Hustle Movie
- Longtime Listener 12th Time Caller
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Hi guys.So I'm freaking out. I'm 5w2d and have been having bfp betas starting last Tuesday. But today I'm cramping and bleeding. I went to the doc and had an ultrasound but she said she didn't see anything in the u/s. No sac or anything. My hcg level was up from 1300 on Saturday to 11,000 today. So that is okay right?
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PHILADELPHIA ľ Eagles veterans like to say you never know what to expect in the Chip Kelly offense.
Actually, you do.
Unless Kelly reinvents his system, one of the new wrinkles will be wide receiver DeSean Jackson, the king of the go route, getting some looks in the read option at running back.
ôThere might be plays where DeSean is in the backfield, you never know,ö running back LeSean McCoy said. ôI mean, every time we come out here itĺs always something different. Itĺs always a surprise. So you donĺt know what to look forward to.ö
Itĺs almost guaranteed DJax will spend time in the backfield, just as explosive hybrid receiver DeĺAnthony Thomas did for Kelly at Oregon.
Conceptually, putting the ball in Jacksonĺs hands is brilliant, providing heĺs in space. You donĺt want the 175-pounder running between the tackles.
Jackson busted a 67-yard scoring run for Andy Reid. In his Eagles career Jackson has 54 rushes for 371 yards (6.9 average) and three touchdowns.
Jackson is all for the extra touches.
ôRight now thatĺs the big thing because weĺre able to motion from both sides, motion from side to side,ö Jackson said. ôGo behind the quarterback. Go in front of the quarterback. Things like that.
ôThereĺs just so many different options. Thatĺs the biggest thing I can say is this offense really doesnĺt have any limits. Thereĺs plenty of options regardless of how the defense is playing.ö
It doesnĺt take an Xs and Os guru to recognize Jackson would be a back coming across the field in the read option.
The read option is the epitome of misdirection. Kellyĺs offense is so full of misdirection defenders were bumping into each other at the first open practice earlier in the week. (Well, at least it seemed to be caused by misdirection).
How much the Eagles would benefit with Jackson (5-10, 175) in such a role is debatable largely due to the injury factor.
Jackson has started 70 of 71 games for the Eagles, catching 274 passes for 4,785 yards (17.5 average) and 23 TDs. His longest grab was 91 yards.
Defenses roll a safety to the side of the field where he lines up, leaving them short a defender against the run. The opposition would rather keep DJax in front of them and give up a run than vice versa.
Jackson has averaged four catches per game in his five-year career. If he take hits in traffic, you have to wonder about durability. Jackson certainly doesnĺt seek out contact, or enjoy going over the middle.
While Jackson is unlikely to rack up 700 rushing yards, you have to wonder how much DeĺAnthony Thomas versatility he has. There are veteran Eagles who, before Kelly was hired, doubted DJax or other NFL wide receivers would be viable components in the Oregon offense because of the threat of injuries.
Make no mistake, Kelly needs to know how many snaps he can get out of Jackson and his teammates.
Rewind to the recent NFL draft and you should recall the rumors the Eagles would select Tavon Austin if they traded around in the first round. Austin (5-9, 174) is about the same size as Jackson, only faster, having clocked a 4.28 in the 40-yard dash at the combine. The St. Louis Rams took him off the board with the eighth overall pick.
While no Eagle is faster than Jackson, who has run sub 4.35ĺs in the 40, his suitability to the Kelly offense is at least a bit of a mystery. On paper Thomas would be a perfect fit for the Eagles.
While Jackson may be the best pure football player on the Eagles, he seems better suited to wide receiver. In the Kelly system Jackson is exciting about having the ability to break off routes.
ôI think thatĺs the freedom weĺre capable of having out there depending on the defender and the defense,ö Jackson said. ôIf the defender is way back and you can beat him on the go, then thatĺs the point. But if not weĺre able to still within the route, have an option to stop, if the cornerback is bailing for his life, not to get beat deep. Really itĺs a win for the receiver. Because going out there itĺs like you have a double route. If heĺs planning on this route than I can go to something else.
I never really had the flexibility of stopping routes or have an option on routes. Itĺs always been one route and that one route is what the route is.ö


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According to Wikipedia, the Spanish word for the fruit of the date palm is dátil. The RAE definition defines it as: 1. m. Fruto de la palmera, de forma elipsoidal prolongada, de unos cuatro centímetros de largo por dos de grueso, cubierto con una película amarilla, carne blanquecina comestible y hueso casi cilíndrico, muy duro y con un surco a lo largo. ...
Most probably, it is baking powder of the brand Royal.
cdta es "cucharadita", esto es, una cucharilla de postre, por lo que sí, teaspoon parece lo más apropiado.
At least in Colombia one usually would say nuez, generically, if the context doesn't require the specific kind of nut; in the case of a recipe (or in any other context in which the difference matters) we, of course, have (and use) different names: Pacana (pecan): Nuez (walnut): Nuez del Brasil (Brazil nut): Avellana (hazelnut): And ...
Hay que tener cuidado en no confundir el adjetivo con el participio pasivo. En el ejemplo de las frituras (que es como se le denomina genéricamente a las cosas que han sido freídas) podemos construir una frase que contenga ambos elementos, haciendo uso de la oración dada en la pregunta original: El pollo está frito después de haber sido freído en aceite....
Depende un poco. Según este artículo, hay tres designaciones en España. Si la gallina no está enjaulada, pero tampoco está al aire libre, se llaman huevos de suelo. Y si están libres (ni jaula ni nave ni nada), se llaman huevos camperos. Los huevos camperos cuyas gallinas solo comían comida ecológica se pueden llamar huevos ecológicos. En todo caso, ...
Feo can mean ugly, disgusting, distasteful, etc. It can be applied pretty much to anything: food, people, situations, paintings... Rico can mean two completely separate things: rich and tasty. Example: Él es rico = He is rich Sabe rico = It tastes good! In some regions, the latter meaning only applies to food; in others it applies to other ...
The first image that comes to my mind is the traditional apple pie dish, baked on top of an aluminum foil plate. It's a hard item to find in Spanish cuisine, but I would use molde para tartas o plato para tartas
Given the great extension of territories where Spanish is spoken, there are for a single type of food, many ways to name it, according to the country (or region in a single one). There's also an opposite case: the same word refers, in two regions, to different varieties of the same food, or even to two different ones. For your specific question: Frijol: ...
Wikipedia has two possible explanations: (...) it is so called because originally it was eaten with the thumb and forefinger, and retrieving and eating the condiment resembled the actions of a pecking rooster (...) the name could be a simple allusion to the bird feed-like minced texture and appearance of the sauce So it seems that the origin of the name ...
According to the Wikipedia articles 1, 2, 3, there are three related species: Eryngium foetidum (en: culantro, Mexican coriander and long coriander; es: coriandro, cimarrón, culantro or recao), is originary from the tropical Americas (probably from Mexico), and has different common names including: «samat» (Guatemala), «cilantro de monte» (Venezuela), «...
As Chewie pointed out, Most probably, it is baking powder of the brand Royal. The appropriate name is "levadura en polvo" in Spain or "polvos de hornear" in some South American countries. The use of Royal is a generic name such as using "Scotch tape" instead of "sticky tape".
Usually, kid's meal is translated as menú infantil. @c.p. answers are ok. In Spain, you should always say sándwich, because emparedado sounds a bit old-fashioned.
In Spanish we have two words: pastel and tarta. There is not an exact correspondence between the English words pie and cake and these two. For instance, an apple pie would be tarta de manzana, but a meat pie would be pastel de carne. So your translation might be correct or not depending on the kind of pie.
I've always heard it as leche cruda, though according to Wikipedia it can also be leche bronca.
According to WordReference, plátano is the standard/neutral Spanish word for the English "banana." Other regional words include: banana - used in Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, and Uruguay to refer to a banana (the plant or the fruit) banano - used in Central America, Bolivia, and Colombia to refer to a variety of banana cambur - used in Venezuela ...
The correct spelling is Piloncillo and in some countries (Colombia, for example) it's also called Panela. It could be translated to English as brown sugar loaf or just brown sugar You can read this Wikipedia article for more information but here's an excerpt: Panela (Spanish pronunciation: [paˈnela]) is unrefined whole cane sugar, typical of Latin ...
From RAE: feo, a. (Del lat. foedus). adj. Desprovisto de belleza y hermosura. adj. Que causa desagrado o aversión. Acción fea. adj. De aspecto malo o desfavorable. El asunto se pone feo. And for rico: rico, ca. (Del gót. reiks). adj. Adinerado, hacendado o acaudalado. U. t. c. s. adj. Abundante, opulento y ...
This is a common way of speaking about spiciness poco/ligeramente picante- mild picante - medium muy picante - hot If something is not spicy or slightly spicy we would say it is "suave".
The usual spelling is socarrat, and that is Valencian or Catalan rather than Spanish. It can be translated as lightly burnt or toasted. The verb socarrar exists in Spanish; the participle is socarrado, and socarrat is the Valencian/Catalan literal equivalent.
Perejil is different. Perejil = parsley (petroselinum crispum); looks the same as cilantro, but has a much milder, more neutral taste. (Parsley lacks the distinctive "soapiness" of cilantro that people seem to have such strong feelings about. cilantro = (Amer. English) cilantro/coriander (Coriandrum sativum). Looks like parsley but with a stronger, ...
The names and times of the meals vary pretty substantially, making a true one-to-one (or even panhispanic) correspondence impossible. In Spain, for instance, you may have desayuno around 8:00a, followed by almuerzo around 11:00a, followed by comida at 2:00p, with merienda around 6:00p, and cena around 9:00p. In other countries, these will vary in number, ...
Para complementar la respuesta de Guifa, añado una descripción de los códigos de los huevos: Y como se puede ver, hay 4 tipos: Granjas de gallinas en jaulas: Viven en jaulas diseñadas especialmente para facilitar la recogida de los huevos, evitando que se ensucien con estiércol, tienen acceso al agua y a una alimentación equilibrada a base de pienso. ...
Fighting Cocks are calmed by their handlers by placing the rooster's head in the mouth. Darkness causes birds to immediately begin the sleep cycle. It was explained to me (by a great Restaurant ower in Acuna, Mex.)that often as soon as the handler put the bird's head in his mouth he would often be pecked on the tongue. The spices in the salsa gives the ...
I would do what restaurants do, which is, use the original name if there isn't a similar or equal dish in the local country and just proceed to describe the dish, listing the ingredients that is made of and how the dish is served on the table (ie. decorated with herbs, sprinkled with ..., etc).
When I lived in Nicaragua I learned how to make repocheta. From what everyone's saying I'm going to assume it is a Nicaraguan recipe. It seems that no one has heard of it outside of Nica. You would cook up a batch of red beans (I always put a clove or two of garlic in mine). Then you would blend them up with a couple of bell peppers, tomatoes, and an onion,...
In Mexico nuez china is pecan nuez de Castilla is walnut nuez de la India is cashew nuez moscada is nutmeg Hope it helps.
In Spain, pay doesn't exist. Tarta is a generic word used for everything that is a dessert that is round; specialized deserts exist, like bizchoco which is a cake with a hole - like pound cake. Apple pie for example may be tarta de manzana. Pie, like American pie, is not so common so there is not a specific word for it. The pan may be called molde para ...
In Spanish, at least, you can see it in the definition for a (from the DRAE): a2. (Del lat. ad) 21. prep. según. A fuero de Aragón. A lo que parece. A la moda. Interestingly notice the last one there, a la moda. Generally with foods, you'll notice that that regional styles are always specified in the feminine. Because when you say callos a la madrileña, ...
"Frijol" is not a common word in Spain, where we use mostly "judía" (also "haba" or "alubia" depending on zones). In this context, "habichuela" is the long, green pod (containing small beans): while "judía" (and its american synonym "frijol") is the single bean: There is a wide variety of both pods and beans, in size, shape and colour.
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Mighty Kacy Goes Splash At 'American Ninja Warrior' Finals
Pour a little of your morning coffee out today for Kacy Catanzaro's run on "American Ninja Warrior." After becoming the first woman to qualify for the show's final with her ridiculous, awe-inspiring performance at the Dallas regional finals in July, "Mighty Kacy" failed to complete the national finals course in Las Vegas. The former Towson gymnast was unable to conquer the "Jumping Spider," and she fell into the water when she couldn't wedge herself between the two vertical walls.
Somehow, despite the loss, the pint-sized star found yet another way to wow the crowd at home – appearing totally dry with perfect hair for her post-round interview immediately after falling into the water. Internet conspiracies commenced.
Hey @USANinjaWarrior howd #mightykacy keep her hair dry in the interview directly after falling into the water? pic.twitter.com/ytYkkLRR3U— t$r (@trekasis) September 2, 2014
#mightykacy's hair is completely dry after falling in the water...— Joe Nguyen (@JoeNguyen) September 2, 2014
#MightyKacy is SO mighty that she is dry? She is a TRUE ninja! She fell in the water & like that - she was dry!! Woh! #ANW— Katrina W (@KatrinaWeizer) September 2, 2014
The mysteries of television. You know, pre-taped, heavily edited-for-time television.
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Students participating in the national fourth-grade "Every Kid in a Park" campaign are running out of summer days to use their vouchers for free admittance to national lands. To encourage fourth-graders to use their passes in Rocky Mountain National Park, the Estes Park Visitor Center is giving each fourth-grade
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The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), the High Performance Transportation Enterprise (HPTE) and private project partner Plenary Roads Denver today announced that toll collection, on the final US 36 Express Lanes segment in both directions from Superior/Louisville to Boulder, will begin Wednesday, March 30.
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The Moral Omnivore food truck hits town with ethical eats
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Another food truck season is finally up and running. Among the first trucks of the new crop of street food entrepreneurs is a grassy-green truck adorned with a little goat that is on its third day of downtown Minneapolis business. The Moral Omnivore truck promises ethical eats "from beets to bacon." We slapped on a little sunscreen and placed our first order.
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The team inside the truck is Ross Stirratt and Linnea Logas, a young married couple. Stirratt grew up in Buffalo, Minnesota, and graduated college with a degree in philosophy, setting him up for a career in the restaurant industry. While working at a pizza shop in Minnetonka, he dreamed up the menu for the Moral Omnivore (nicknamed Mo on their website.)
Logas also grew up in Buffalo and graduated with a degree in philosophy and is now working toward her masters in marriage and family therapy, setting her up for a successful working experience with her spouse in the cozy confines of a food truck. Their menu lists vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free items as well as dishes to delight carnivores. The Wellington burger ($8.50) is topped with caramelized onions and a smear of earthy, good pate. It was juicy, savory, but hard to eat. The bun disintegrated as the juices seeped into the soft bread.
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In contrast, the sturdy, toasted bun used for the little fried tomato BLTs ($7 for two) were the right bread for the job. Tender little red tomatoes are fried crunchy on the outside and sweet and soft on the inside. The tomatoes are set atop some tartly seasoned dark greens and crunchy, cabbage-dominated slaw. Beneath that are hunks of seriously good bacon. There are all kinds of textures lurking in each bite. The flavors are tart, sweet, salty, bright, and smoky.
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On the side we tried the curried mushroom fries ($3). A paper boat cradled slices of portobello mushroom in a super-crispy panko crust. The steamy perfume wafting off these makes a fantastic facial. The heady mix of garlic and curry are balanced by the mellow mushroom flavor and the creamy mustard dipping sauce.
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Only 17 U.S. states offer graduation credit for computer science — in the others, the class counts only as an elective. In many cases, computer science is absent from course lists suggested for college entry and scholarship applications, said Ericson, who is a senior researcher at Georgia Tech in addition to directing computer outreach.
Sometimes, school administrators lack understanding about what computer science is, and why it is important, Ericson said.
"Schools think computer literacy classes are sufficient — keyboarding, and classes about using computer apps," she said. "They think they are already doing the right thing. We need to get them to understand that that's not computer science."
Stereotypes about computer nerds, and the belief that coding is a pursuit for men only — mainly white men — persist, and dissuade girls and minority students from registering for computer science classes," Ericson said.
"In my experience, a lot of teachers have the same stereotypes," she said. "They encourage the kids they think will do well, and discourage the ones they don't think will do well."
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Digital giants who ordinarily compete with each other came together last December to promote an Hour of Code designed to get K-12 students and teachers interested in writing code. Google, Yahoo, Apple, Microsoft's Bing and Disney were among promoters of the event. More than 23 million people learned an hour's worth of coding skills through such events, sponsored by code.org.
Emadi said 10,000 teachers have signed up for a free coding course offered at the code.org website, which also offers free, interactive courses in coding for learners of all ages. The lowest bar for removing obstacles to computer science education, though, is changing policy to allow computer science to count toward high school graduation in more states, she said.
Efforts are also underway to convince colleges and universities to accept high school computer science as a credit toward scholarships and list it as a preferred course for entrance. Code.org is partnering with school districts around the nation and funding groups to expand computer science offerings in public schools. Microsoft, Google, Amazon and J.P. Morgan are among companies stepping up to help.
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This section provides information about how you can use five computers to create a test lab to configure and test the IPv6 protocol. These instructions are designed to walk you through a set of tasks, exposing you to the IPv6 protocol and its associated functionality. Beyond the set of tasks, these instructions allow you to create a functioning IPv6 configuration. You can use this configuration to learn about and experiment with IPv6 features and functionality, to aid in developing applications for IPv6 or porting existing IPv4 applications.
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NBC reversed course Saturday and decided to air a conservative group's television ad thanking U.S. troops.
The ad, by the group Freedom's Watch, asks viewers to remember the troops during the holiday season. NBC had refused to air the ad because it guides viewers to the Freedom's Watch Web site, which NBC said was too political.
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For too long, conservatives have lacked a permanent political presence to do battle with the radical special interest groups and their left-wing allies in government. Freedoms Watch was formed to be the conservative voice fighting for mainstream conservative principles today, tomorrow, and for generations to come.
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The Center for Constitutional Rights recently produced an ad called Rescue the Constitution that criticizes the Bush administration for destroying the Constitution through the use of tactics like renditions and torture. Fox News refused to air the ad, claiming that it needed documentation that the Constitution is indeed being destroyed.
In the ad, actor Danny Glover states, Trials. Renditions. Torture. The Bush administration is destroying the Constitution. They can be stopped. Rescue the Constitution.
Yesterday, while discussing NBCs recent refusal to run an ad from the White House front group Freedoms Watch, Fox News Bill OReilly explained why Fox News turns down ads:Yeah, but I understand why. Fox News turns down blatantly anti-American ads. We just turned one down recently. I understand that.
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31 January 1906, Elmar, Arkansas, USA, d. 17 July 1983, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Sykes learned piano at the age of 12 and by the early 20s was playing in local barrelhouses. He moved to St. Louis in 1928 and his first recordings for OKeh Records and Victor Records were made from 1929-31. During the 30s, Sykes recorded for Decca Records and acted as a talent scout for the Read more
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Joe Lee Williams, 16 October 1903, Crawford, Mississippi, USA, d. 17 December 1982, Macon, Mississippi, USA. Big Joe Williams was one of the most important blues singers to have recorded and also one whose life conforms almost exactly to the stereotyped pattern of how a country blues singer should live. He was of partial Red Indian stock, his father being R Read more
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Booker T. Washington White, 12 November 1906, Houston, Mississippi, USA, d. 26 February 1977, Memphis, Tennessee, USA. White learned guitar and piano in his teens, and hoboed from 1921, playing blues with artists such as George Bullet Williams. In the mid-30s White was a boxer and baseball pitcher. He recorded for Victor Records in 1930, a largely unissued sessio Read more
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1 May 1891, Bolton, Mississippi, USA, d. 28 April 1934, Indianola, Mississippi, USA. Charley Patton was small, but in all other ways larger than life; his death from a chronic heart condition at the age of 43 brought to an end his relentless pursuit of the good things then available to a black man in Mississippi - liquor, women, food (courtesy of women), music, and the avoid Read more
Blind Lemon Jefferson - 67% match to Lonnie Johnson
July 1897, Wortham (Couchman), Texas, USA, d. December 1929, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Jefferson was one of the earliest and most influential rural blues singers to record. He was one of seven children born to Alex Jefferson and Classie Banks (or Bates) and was either blind or partially blind from early childhood. As his handicap precluded his employment as a farm-hand he turn Read more
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Starting From Scratch, Ferraro Is Far Back in Raising Money
By CLIFFORD J. LEVY
Published: January 11, 1998
Geraldine A. Ferraro announced that she would enter New York's United States Senate race in a brief, exuberant tour across the state last week. But for the next few months, she will have to lead something of a cloistered existence -- hunkering down in a makeshift office, phone in hand, appealing for campaign contributions from wealthy people, many of whom she has never met. Hour after hour, one entreaty after another, a political supplicant telemarketing her way through the day.
She has little choice. In an era when Senate candidates start raising money years before their elections, Ms. Ferraro is beginning just eight months before the Democratic primary. Her campaign account is practically empty.
One of her Democratic opponents, Representative Charles E. Schumer, has more than $8 million. The other, the New York City Public Advocate, Mark J. Green, has nearly $1 million. The incumbent Republican, Alfonse M. D'Amato, has more than $9 million.
The arduous fund-raising demands reflect the importance of money in Senate contests, a relentless quest for dollars that supporters of campaign finance reform say has tainted the electoral process. When she announced her candidacy last week, Ms. Ferraro acknowledged the burden she faced, asserting that it demonstrated the need to change campaign laws.
''I expect to spend six to eight hours a day raising money,'' she said. ''If you were to tell me, 'How do you feel about that?' Terrible. It's an awful thing.'' She later added: ''The terrible thing is getting on there and saying, 'Please give me money.' Ugh! I dread doing it. But I will do it, and I will raise it, and we will have a sufficient amount of money to run this campaign.''
Ms. Ferraro is still carrying $414,788 in campaign debts from her failed 1992 Senate bid, according to Federal records -- $320,417 in personal loans she made to her campaign and another $94,371 in bills from consultants, lawyers and others.
A comparison with her last race shows how far behind schedule she is. Nine months before the primary in September 1992, Ms. Ferraro had taken in $2 million and had $500,000 in the bank, according to the Federal records. She went on to raise a total of $5.1 million for the primary.
The man who defeated Ms. Ferraro in 1992, Robert Abrams, raised $4.8 million for the primary. Another candidate, Elizabeth Holtzman, collected $3 million, while the Rev. Al Sharpton raised $100,000, according to Federal records.
As of last summer, Mr. D'Amato and Mr. Schumer each had more money than any other Senate candidate in the country, according to an analysis by the Center for Responsive Politics, a research and advocacy group in Washington.
Ms. Ferraro promoted her candidacy yesterday to state Democratic leaders at a meeting in the Bronx, where she said she expected to raise as much for this primary as she did in 1992. She said after the event that the Democratic leaders at first expressed some worries about her fund-raising ability, but she said she was able to assuage their doubts.
''I don't think after I walked out that they were concerned,'' she said.
The state leaders are trying to avoid divisive and expensive primaries by uniting behind candidates for governor, senator and attorney general. But yesterday, they again put off a decision on whom to support, saying that they wanted to consult with heads of unions and other traditional Democratic interest groups. They said they would assemble for a final vote in early February.
Ms. Ferraro's campaign manager, David Eichenbaum, contended that Ms. Ferraro did not need to raise as much as Mr. Schumer because she was already well known, so she did not have to buy commercials to establish her candidacy. Ms. Ferraro gained a national reputation from her selection in 1984 as the first female Vice-Presidential nominee of a major party, from her 1992 Senate race and from her stint as a host of CNN's ''Crossfire.''
Ms. Ferraro can also count on the help of women's organizations like Emily's List, which gives fund-raising assistance to female Democratic candidates who favor abortion rights. Some prominent Democratic women continue to support Mr. Green and Mr. Schumer.
''Jump-starting a campaign like we are poses challenges,'' Mr. Eichenbaum said. ''However, the outpouring of offers of help has been extraordinary, and it has exceeded my expectations, not only in offers of help to raise money and to give money, but also in things like volunteers.''
He said Ms. Ferraro lent her campaign $50,000 last week, but had no plans to inject more money into the campaign. He said she also had no plan for paying off the debts from 1992. The two campaigns are separate entities, and she does not have to pay off earlier debts with money that she raises now.
Others questioned whether Ms. Ferraro could overcome her late start, given the strict limits on contributions for Senate primaries and her need to build a fund-raising staff from scratch. They also pointed out that if her opponents attacked her with a burst of negative commercials, whatever her celebrity, she might have difficulty responding if she cannot afford to buy many of her own commercials.


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Sick track man.
How pissed off would you be if I also told you to turn this into a DNB?
haha, umm, joking aside, sick track. Deffinatly doesn't put me in a trance, but if this had the bennefit of a longer track length (as in, not a loop) this could probably build really good. I see this as like, a chill funky break down section after a long haul. The melody is really cool, the way it dances around some notes here and there. Deffinatly one of the better comp entries I've heard yet.
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The piece is good but I dont think it belongs in the the trance section, im hardley in a trance listening to it. makes me think of some jessica simpson song rofl. Its definitly good but not trance I dont think
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i agree with the other guy
This definitely must be finished and DnB'd
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i like the swing beat and simplicity of the piece. the synth sounds like a hybrid of infected mushroom, ATB, and Eiffel 65. the kick drums: great! clicky, audible, and nice bass to go with it.
the bassline completed it, filling in whats needed. yeah i totally agree w/ glib, needs to be Dnb'd.
arrgh, listened to it like 20 times... got a little headache >X*
Haha, I tried a dnb version before switching it to Trance. I didn't like it. lol.
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I wanna hear a full version of this, keeping the melody but changing into a DNB mix.


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Not very organized...
After about a year, he was hired by the New York Public Interest Research Group, a nonprofit organization that promotes consumer, environmental and government reform. He became a full-time organizer at City College in Harlem, paid slightly less than $10,000 a year to mobilize student volunteers.
Mr. Obama says he spent three months trying to convince minority students at City College about the importance of recycling a description that surprised some former colleagues. They said that more bread-and-butter issues like mass transit, higher education, tuition and financial aid were more likely the emphasis at City College.
Dems...there's still time to boot Biden and put a hot chick on your ticket, too:
I saw on CNN today that they had area high school kids blow up those balloons with their mouths because helium wouldn't fall. There's way too many sex education jokes here.
I saw on CNN today that they had area high school kids blow up those balloons with their mouths because helium wouldn't fall. There's way too many sex education jokes here.
Oh Johnny, don't worry. After that evening with the male version of Aunt Clara, Obama will be back on top again.
Possess you soul with Christian Patience, dear....
I love the part where he said "teach an adjurh?....teach an illiterate adult to read."
And notice how he said "comfort the afflicted" but left out "and afflict the comfortable?"
It also seemed like the crowd was so zoned they almost forgot the gratuitous standing ovation salute to his POW story.
Underwhelming. Even Bush has better delivery.
This was the funniest/most painful live blog ever.
I loved it.
Epic fail.
John Bailo, how many interviews has Palin done in the past 5 days?
@10 - I think she had a press conference today where she read a letter about how Obama & Biden's people were saying mean things about her. Then she refused to take questions from reporters. Does that count?
The talking guy in glasses on MSNBC is not liking it.
Ah! I hear "Don't Stop Believing" playing there now. Stop the blasphemy!
So THAT's the difference between an Orator and a Statesman!
It was so good it was SUBSTANCE abuse.
Chris I love that you see the beauty when you look up from the screen and notice our sunset. it was, and you are, are just great.
HAH -are
Job Biden is Admiral Stockdale of the 21st Century!
Did I miss Obama's appearance on fox? When is that? Bill O'reilly's icky show, I think...
Several of my comments didn't show up on the live slog. Was this live slog censored or monitored? I think I said fuck in my second post. I didn't cuss after that. My last three or four comments never showed up. My first one did, when I posted under "mickey." Since only one of my mickey posts showed up i switched names thinking it would help me get through.
I never was able to and that really disappointed me. It was my first live slog.
Live slogging is a giant step backward.
Asynchronicity rules.
This was hilarious! I read the whole damn thing. Thanks, guys.
P.S.: Heard a Republican pundit misspeak the other day and call her "Sarah Failin."
Bailo, I think I speak for everyone here when I say: Fuck off and die.
still waiting for more GOP apologists in the GOP hypocracy thread
Fellow Sloggers,
Didn't want to say it, but I will....I saw John Bailo fellating a Catholic priest behind the Sizzler in Kent. He had a shit-eating grin on his face the whole time.
Now let that be the last mention of this Bailo fella on Slog.....
Melty, Chris & the LiveSlog crew were moderating the comments before they could get posted, and they could only green light so many posts per second. Same thing happened to me, and I had some objectively hilarious, Seinfeld-level observationisms.
Melty, it was moderated. And I submitted well over 40 comments (no exaggeration) and they published a handful. Thems the breaks kid.
You're confusing (deliberately, I assume) his Chicago years and his New York years. The article is actually not very hard on Obama.
That's too bad, but I understand. I bet they were quite busy. I wasn't smart and funny enough. :(
the funniest part was when his mother cut in and said "He's a mama's boy!" was that for real??
Seriously, the most exciting part of his speech was when I decided to do the dishes, in my underwear.
He had a shit-eating grin on his face while he was performing fellatio? That takes talent. Or was the priest the one smiling?
Put your money where your mouth is, Obama supporters, take some time off (if you can, that is) and go to Montana or make calls to Pennsylvania after work...if these people win - and don't think they cant! - this country is doomed.
I only swallow for Catholics.
thanks Grant - yes to all - get off the screen and go to work
And a blow job is a blow job and all the other names come from people who should be giving or getting one - misses prisses you sound silly
And, to chill all the queers here, I bet Sarah gives about the best head in Alaska
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"This standstill agreement benefits Farmers' customers in the short term while providing additional time for both sides to reach a resolution," Perry said.
The company is at odds with the state over the way it prices its policies. The Texas Department of Insurance in August filed an emergency cease-and-desist order against the company, giving them a deadline of this week to change the way it prices policies.
The department said it would charge the company $25,000 a day for every day a new plan was not in place after the deadline passed. Plus, the state said it would seek $150 million in restitution for Farmers' customers.
The company denied wrongdoing in announcing that it would not renew policies for its 700,000 Texas customers, starting Monday.
Under the interim agreement announced Monday, the deadlines under the cease-and-desist order were placed on hold for 30 days, allowing the company to continue writing policies.
As part of the agreement, Farmers also will give a 6.8 percent rate cut for renewals for existing customers whose policies expire Nov. 11 through Dec. 10.
Hageman said the company agreed to the rate reduction because of improvement in loss trends, even though the company has lost $670 million so far this year.
The Associated Press and Globe-News Business Editor Greg Rohloff contributed to this report.
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