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Barbara Cook celebrates classic American songcraft in Alverno performance
Lots of people sing songs, but Barbara Cook makes magic with them.
The legendary soprano, who will celebrate her 85th birthday by giving a concert at Carnegie Hall on Oct. 18, made musical magic with a collection of Great American Songbook gems in the Alverno Presents series Saturday evening. »Read Full Article
Singing, acting both stellar in 'Figaro'
Actors are taught to act and opera singers are taught to sing - and all too rarely do the twain really meet.
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As we creep closer to the kick-off of the 2014-15 season, it begins to dawn on me that this season is pretty important for the Calgary Flames, and a lot of the organization's players.
Okay, ignore the whole "Play Whack for Jack (Eichel)" or "(Play With) No Honor for Connor" aspect. If you look at Calgary's roster, outside of a few names, it'll be the same team that played well (and finished 27th) last year.
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In this series we've already noted the Flames need to up their functional toughness and improve their blueline depth behind Mark Giordano and TJ Brodie in order to climb out of the Western Conference basement. This final part is more focused on the "when" than the "how". Although I'm sure the team's executives and fans would prefer sooner rather than later, the more realistic deadline for the club to be a threat again is two seasons from now: 2016-17.
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July 17 2014 09:00AM
1. Got me thinking...
Earlier this week there was a bit of debate about whether Jonathan Toews was worth $10.5 million annually, when no other player in the league (besides Patrick Kane, but that's almost beside the point) makes more than about $9.5 million.
2014 Development Camp: Mark Jankowski
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Remember Mark Jankowski?
The centerman was drafted by the Flames in the first round of the 2012 Draft, but both the general manager and assistant general manager that took him are gone from the organization now. For his part, Jankowski seems unphased. Speaking with the media during development camp, he spoke about expectations for his Providence College Friars club and the 12-man freshman class he joined the team with in 2012-13 (including fellow Flames picks Jon Gillies and John Gilmour) - they'd love to win a championship before they finish their collegiate careers.


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BMI View: Tanzania's recent increase of estimated recoverable natural gas reserves from 804bn cubic metres (bcm) to 924bcm should further raise interest in its already highly anticipated licensing round. The upward revision comes as the country plans to introduce a new regulatory framework for the industry by the end of November 2012 , which should clear the way for the fourth licensing round to proceed . We reiterate that beyond infrastructure challenges, onerous contract terms could also slow the pace of development in Tanzania's gas export plans.
Tanzania's recent increase of estimated recoverable natural gas reserves from 804bn cubic metres (bcm) to 924bcm should further raise interest in already highly anticipated licensing round. The country's Energy Minister, George Simbachawene announced the upgrade at an industry conference in the country on October 18 2012. However Simbachawene also highlighted challenges facing the development of the country's growing natural gas potential, with 'including, but not limited to insufficient institutional and legal frameworks and insufficient human, financial, and physical and related resources for the sub-sector' as key threats.
The Energy Minister's statements reinforce the concerns we have previously expressed in our analysis of East Africa's burgeoning natural gas boom ( see our online service, August 2, 'Infrastructure Required To Service East African Gas Potential'). Yet, the statements come at a critical juncture in the region's development, with a number liquefied natural gas (LNG) options under assessment (with the aim of commercialising the gas) while new regulatory developments are simultaneously in the pipeline.
Tanzania's licensing round had previously been scheduled to occur in September 2012, but took a backseat to the development of a new oil and gas law, which according to junior energy minister Stephen Masele should be in place by the end of November 2012. Parliamentary approval of a new regulatory scheme and the completion of reviews of existing exploration contracts should allow the licensing round to take place sometime in early 2013. The blocks to be offered will be at water depths of 2,000-3,000m and will be the first offshore acreage to be offered since deepwater campaigns that have struck significant gas pay and raised talk of an East African LNG powerhouse.
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Ten years ago, former "New York Times "food columnist Molly O Neill embarked on a transcontinental road trip to investigate reports that Americans had stopped cooking at home. As she traveled highways, dirt roads, bayous, and coastlines gathering stories and recipes, it was immediately apparent that dire predictions about the end of American cuisine were vastly overstated. From Park Avenue to trailer parks, from tidy suburbs to isolated outposts, home cooks were channeling their family histories as well as their tastes and personal ambitions into delicious meals. One decade and over 300,000 miles later, "One Big Table "is a celebration of these cooks, a mouthwatering portrait of the nation at the table.
Meticulously selected from more than 20,000 contributions, the cookbook s 600 recipes are a definitive portrait of what we eat and why. In this lavish volume illustrated throughout with historic photographs, folk art, vintage advertisements, and family snapshots O Neill celebrates heirloom recipes like the Doughty family s old-fashioned black duck and dumplings that originated on a long-vanished island off Virginia s Eastern Shore, the Pueblo tamales that Norma Naranjo makes in her horno in New Mexico, as well as modern riffs such as a Boston teenager s recipe for asparagus soup scented with nigella seeds and truffle oil. Many recipes offer a bridge between first-generation immigrants and their progeny the bucatini with dandelion greens and spring garlic that an Italian immigrant and his grandson forage for in the Vermont woods while others are contemporary variations that embody each generation s restless obsession with distinguishing itself from its predecessors. O Neill cooks with artists, writers, doctors, truck drivers, food bloggers, scallop divers, horse trainers, potluckers, and gourmet club members.
In a world where takeout is just a phone call away, "One Big Table "reminds us of the importance of remaining connected to the food we put on our tables. As this brilliantly edited collection shows on every page, the glories of a home-cooked meal prove how every generation has enriched and expanded our idea of American food. Every recipe in this book is a testament to the way our memories historical, cultural, and personal are bound up in our favorite and best family dishes.
As O Neill writes, Most Americans cook from the heart as well as from a distinctly American yearning, something I could feel but couldn t describe until thousands of miles of highway helped me identify it in myself: hometown appetite. This book is a journey through hundreds of hometowns that fuel the American appetite, recipe by recipe, bite by bite. "
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O'Neill, former New York Times Magazine food writer and author (New York Cookbook), has compiled an informative and heartwarming refutation of the demise of American home cooking. Ten years and many miles in the making, this collection celebrates the nation's culinary diversity, both ethnically and agriculturally, and offers a uniquely intimate look at what home cooking in America is truly like today. O'Neill crossed the country, interviewing home cooks and spending time in the kitchens of recent immigrants. The results are enticing recipes that intertwine family stories, personal histories, and food. From stuffed Danish pancakes in Utah to tamales in Santa Fe and Vietnamese shrimp pancakes in Mississippi, this eclectic collection showcases the best this country has to offer. O'Neill also includes old-style American fare, including black-eyed pea and mustard greens soup, corn chowder, campfire trout, and bluegrass bass with Kentucky caviar. Sidebars abound on everything from black sea bass to Johnny Appleseed, Elvis to shrimp. As engaging in the armchair as it is in the kitchen, this book is an enduring testament to our historic traditions and the new culinary forays being made by American home cooks. (Nov.)
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Amanda Hesser, the talented longtime food editor and writer at the New York Times, has spent the last six years cooking her way through the Times' recipe archive, which begins in the 1850s, when the paper first started to cover food, and goes up to treasures from the more current Dining Out sections. The fascinating, fabulous result is The Essential New York Times Cookbook, though it might well have been titled "All the Food that's Fit to Eat." First, Hesser crowd-sourced, asking readers to pick their favorite Times recipes; then she pored through the recipes from the hundred years that predate most of us, testing and sifting out winners that have stood the test of time, like a rustic, golden Bouillabaisse from 1904 and an 1895 version of Raspberry Granita. Not a "thoroughgoing history of American cooking," this amazing collection of more than 1,000 recipes is, as Hesser describes it, an "eclectic panorama of both high-falutin' masterpieces and lowbrow grub, a fever chart of culinary passions . . . by turns global and local, simple and baroque, ancient and prescient." And she's seasoned every header note with her signature charm and wit, added "Cooking Notes" with extra clarifications and serving suggestions using other recipes in the book. This is a keeper!
No discussion of our country's culinary treasures is complete without James Beard. Though he may not have signed the Constitution, Beard is our founding food father—first TV chef, first champion of local, seasonal, regional cooking, first in the hearts of his culinary descendants. He wrote 22 cookbooks, but James Beard's American Cookery, with over 1,500 recipes, remains his ultimate classic. Available in an elegant new addition, with a foreword by Tom Colicchio, this essential kitchen reference deserves a special place right next to Julia, Fannie and Irma.
Distressed by reports that Americans had stopped cooking, awardwinning cookbook author and former food columnist for the New York Times Magazine Molly O'Neill set out to take the culinary pulse of America, to see if cooks were truly a dying breed. In a 10-year odyssey that took her to hundreds of towns and cities throughout the country, O'Neill found the intrepid who still think stoves are for cooking. In One Big Table, which is one big, lavishly illustrated book, she introduces us to the "nation's best home cooks, bakers, farmers, fisherman, pit-masters and chefs"—the folks who make their own dinners with their own hands—and serves up 600 of their recipes. O'Neill's take on the American cooking scene includes the cuisines of recent immigrants, so "regional" here is closer to global. John Copes' Corn Chowder vies with Mrs. Nguyen's Pho, Olga Napolilii's hot Borscht and Homa Moyafaghi's Persian Noodle Soup, while Helen Giancakes' Ouzo Meatballs are the equals of Max Menendez's Mexican Meatballs and Michelle Comparetti Zeikerts' Real Italian Meatballs. And so it goes through every category of edibles from Nibbles and Noshes to Cookies, Custards and Cakes. The sum total is a magnificent meltingpot mélange, entertaining, enlightening and consummately useful.
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The Arizona Republic reported yesterday that the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is likely to dole out a cool $650,000 in taxpayer coin to the family of a 33-year-old man killed by a motorist who was "pursued recklessly and in violation of law at high speeds by" a Maricopa County Sheriff's deputy.
That deputy was Deputy Ronald Frieberg. Also named in the suit is Deputy Kelly Bocardo, who, according to the suit, "failed to provide critical information to her supervisor so he or she could manage the pursuit."
What the Republic failed to point out is that Kelly Bocardo is the same Kelly Bocardo who appeared as the most vile of all of Sheriff Joe Arpaio's floozies in his reality TV debacle Police Women of Maricopa County (Deputy Amy Duong, you're still cool. Call us?).
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In one episode, Bocardo responds to a traffic dispute between two men, where one of them claimed the other deliberately wouldn't let him switch lanes.
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Acting like a thuggish, estrogen-fueled goon on national television aside, Bocardo is one of 280 members of Arpaio's jail-transportation unit who likely benefited from nearly $100 million in misspent jail funds -- and she benefited by being in a reality TV show.
While there were 280 officers paid out of the fund -- Bocardo included -- the Sheriff's Office said in 2009 that it only had 80 officers to transport inmates after failing to get some prisoners to court on time for their hearings.
In other words, the sheriff was using money designated for jail operations to pay for some of his other pet projects -- in Bocardo's case, humiliating the MCSO in a reality TV show.
On the show, none of Bocardo's "ass-beatings" took place anywhere near a jail, and she was presented as a patrol officer -- complete with her own cruiser -- not the low-level inmate-transport officer, the job for which she was supposed to be getting paid.
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Get an overview of this hotelArt Deco hotel with free breakfast and restaurant
Situated by the sea, this hotel is 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from Diani - Chale Marine National Park and Reserve and within 12 mi (20 km) of Tiwi Beach and Chale Beach. Mombasa Marine National Park and Shimba Hills National Reserve are also within 16 mi (25 km).
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Along with a restaurant, this hotel has an outdoor pool and a bar/lounge. Free buffet breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free manager's reception. Other amenities include a meeting room, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk.
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PrideInn Express DianiDiani Beach Road Ukunda Diani Beach 66969 0200
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Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests are offered a complimentary breakfast each morning and a complimentary manager's reception is offered on select days. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This Art Deco hotel also offers an outdoor pool, laundry facilities, and express check-out. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 40
- Number of floors - 3
- Bar/lounge
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- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Outdoor pool
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Parking (limited spaces)
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- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
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- Shower only
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
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- Individually furnished
- Memory foam mattress
- Plasma TV
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A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM. The hotel offers a complimentary manager's reception on select days.
Onsite venue - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Open daily.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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- Ecotours nearby
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To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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make sure u work in your first year, if your degree is anything like mine we built on from first year theory stuff, so those who just sailed thru with 40% last year without understanding any of the stuff have really been struggling this year coz they had to go back to first year stuff, understand that properly and then revise the 2nd year stuff(Original post by MUN123)
Some people I know who are 2nd and 3rd years they told me that it really gets easier, so really I don't know who to believe :s
i guess its all about time management aswell, manage your time well, keep a balance between your studies and your social life and im sure you will be fine
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It is. The work load is so much heavier, but I found it becomes easier to motivate yourself in the second year.
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My degree is known for being piss easy year 1, a complete ***** year 2 and a decent balance between hard and interesting in year 3.
I actually found second and third year easier than year 1, but that might just be because I got used to the teaching style of the lecturers and I buckled down a little.
It's the difficulty with talking about 'hardness' the work isn't less difficult but paradoxically it's quite common for grades to improve just cos people are getting into their stride.
If you're struggling tho', talk to your tutor.
I don't understand why people who are saying it gets harder are being negged... it answers the question and how hard something is is completely down to the individual. Degree programmes are designed to get harder, otherwise what's the point in the course being 3 years long and progressing a level each year (level 4 - year 1, level 5 - year 2 etc.) If you don't like the prospect of something getting harder and having to work more for it as you go along perhaps a degree isn't for you
I know this is more specific to my course, but what I found most difficult in the transition from first to second year was the way the course was laid out.
In first year, we had 2 essays and exam per module, so the workload was nicely spread out and easy to grasp. This year, however, we've either got one exam or one essay that counts for 100% of the module, so until the lecturer sets the essay titles or gives out the exam rubric, there's very little work I can get on with. This consequently means that when the work is set I practically move into the library because all the essay deadlines and exams are in the same week. Very stressful
Offline3ReputationRep:(Original post by Dmon1Unlimited)
i would have thought every year from year 1 to end of uni was harder than the previous year?
perhaps not too much with primary school...
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Not necessarily, for me at least Year 13 was much harder than anything i've had to do in first year.
work ethics, studying priorities, revision/study times, schedule/organisation (i.e. when getting homework etc in early instead of last minute etc), any possible distractions (i.e. friends at uni are less distracting than friends at home), the level of fun you have had at uni compared to year 13, etc??? do you think the amount you could have possibly matured by was more when going from one uni year to another compared to going from year 12 to 13? (i ask this because there are times when you are struggling to learn a concept, but later on, you manage to grasp it relatively easily).
just seems a bit weird that theres a chance of a relatively easy (possibly not certainly) year coming up unless any of the above have applied to you... makes sense if youre talking about being in large less personal lecture halls (compared to class rooms) and possibly having less contact hours, though this doesnt make the course itself easier
just curious
ive got no problem if my workload gets less in the coming years haha
It won't be unmanageable, don't stress about it.
I found in terms of what we were learning, yes. Second year stuff isn't stuff I can blag from A level. Although in total there are less essays this year. I had 2 modules last year that needed plenty of extra prep, now 4/5 need at least 10 days prep/reading before an essay. Plus this year I have job.
(Original post by kiss_me_now9)
My degree is known for being piss easy year 1, a complete ***** year 2 and a decent balance between hard and interesting in year 3.
I'm in second year
I can confirm it is harder than first year
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Hey! I know you wrote this about 3 years ago. But, i'm now studying psychology and i'm in 1st year. I'm wondering which year you found the hardest? Which one did you enjoy the most socially? Did you enjoy your degree overall? What did you end up getting? And lastly, what job/career did you end up pursuing? I'm sorry for asking but i saw that you said you do psychology and i'm really curious!
Loved my degree, I love psychology as a subject but I didn't carry on with it after uni. For me it's not something I'd want to work in. I've been working in HR/Recruitment for the last two years but I'm leaving next week to go and do my Masters in Occupational Therapy, which will qualify me as an OT. Psychology is a great starting point for OT as you learn to communicate with others and understand that everyone is different and has different needs but we all have the same goal.
(Original post by kiss_me_now9)
I found second year the hardest because there was a lot stuffed into one - our first year was all basic stuff, to make sure everyone was on the same page and then our second was when they crammed all the compulsory BPS modules in. In third year we got to choose almost all our modules so we could choose things that interested us. My favourite module was the marketing one so interesting. First year was my best socially I think.
Loved my degree, I love psychology as a subject but I didn't carry on with it after uni. For me it's not something I'd want to work in. I've been working in HR/Recruitment for the last two years but I'm leaving next week to go and do my Masters in Occupational Therapy, which will qualify me as an OT. Psychology is a great starting point for OT as you learn to communicate with others and understand that everyone is different and has different needs but we all have the same goal.
(Original post by Rosiee_m)
That's really interesting! I have also been looking in to the hr graduate scheme and it says that the salary is 28k. Is that for the 2 years you are there? It also says the starting bonus is 1500. I'm confused on how this works! Good luck for ot!
Offline2ReputationRep:(Original post by MUN123)
I am a first year student and so far I'm finding my course difficult there are lot's of little tests and work to do, and I'm always behind even though I do the work I'm still finding that there is a new topic the minute a topic was introduced just 3 days ago.
So to my question, Is second year harder than first year in terms of work and assessments etc, since second year counts towards the degree grade?
I wish you luck in your life, just don't fret too much, most of us have been there.
(Original post by dozyrosie)
First year is easy peasy as it can get, second year is horrible, jumping off a cliff into shallow water, get through that and your home and dry. My advice is to latch on to a group who actually understand it. There is a lot of help now on the internet, not like even ten years ago. The main thing is not to get behind even in the first year. I did find that some people dropped out because they were lazy in their approach. Probably why most of us end up cramming. Another thing I found if a certain thing escaped me, I would leave it alone for a bit, then come back to it, sometimes you don't understand it because you are actually trying too hard.
I wish you luck in your life, just don't fret too much, most of us have been there.


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Yesterday, the VFX supervisor on the film The Great Gatsby released a composite "before and after" reel, showing the sheer amount of special effects it took to re-create the lavish world of F. Scott Fitzgerald's beloved novel. The Bowery Boys previously dissected the trailer for architectural and historical accuracy last year, and today, we're adding to the analysis of what's real and what's not.
The Great Gatsby takes place in 1922 and the film opens with a view of downtown Manhattan. Battery Park City wasn't built until 1985, so the shape of the waterfront and the inclusion of piers are roughly correct, but Battery Park is shown much more lush than it was. Here's a vintage photograph circa 1929:
Source: NYPL
At this level of resolution, it's hard to analyze the buildings specifically, but the scale and placement of the buildings along State Street (the eastern border of Battery Park) seem a little off. State Street also wasn't as angular of a street then as it is now, as you can see from the curvilinear border of Battery Park in the vintage photo.
Actually the colour of the woolworth building's roof is made out of bronze and this material gets greener as it gets older so they were right about that.
Very good article btw 🙂
Actually the bridge is not in Boston, it is the Anzac Bridge in Sydney Australia
I feel in the picture the skyscraper under instruction in the center is the Empire State Building and the one under construction on the far left is 500 Fifth Avenue. And the building with the construction worker is the Rockeffeler building. But it seems too close to be it.
You really know your stuff… Maintain the good operate!
This is absolutely a great article!!!
Great post! The shot of the "mystery skyscraper" looks to me like it was taken looking south from the "Top of the Rock" observation deck atop the GE Building in Rockefeller Center. Of course, 30 Rock wasn't built until 1933, but they already took some anachronistic liberties with the Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building. Compare it to the view in this photo: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/39/NYC_Top_of_the_Rock_Pano.jpg.


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Bites: Perdition closes, changes at Oliveto
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PERDITION SMOKEHOUSE CLOSES SUDDENLY We were surprised to hear that Berkeley's Perdition Smokehouse shuttered suddenly this week. While the barbecue itself wasn't particularly memorable, Perdition did have one of the best tap lists around and an excellent outdoor patio on which to drink them. The East Bay Express had the scoop, but didn't have many details on the reason for the closure. EBX speculated that the closure was likely tied to former chef Mike O'Brien's decision to leave the company, which also includes The Trappist, The Trappist Provisions, and Mikkeler Bar in San Francisco, earlier this month. (O'Brien was the chef at both Perdition and Mikkeler.) A source close to the company also speculates that this split was the source of financial strain for the company, enough that it caused the restaurant to close. We have reached out to owner Chuck Stilphen, as well as O'Brien, but have yet to receive any comments on the closure. For now, though, we'll just have to mourn the loss of that tap list. … Continue reading »
Tagged Acme Bar & Co., Alameda dining, Albany drinking, Berkeley dining, Berkeley drinking, Bites: What's new in East Bay food, China Village, Comal, Corso Trattoria, Doukkala, FIVE, Gather, Great China, Hopsy, Ippuku, Itani Ramen, Iyasare, Le Regal, Little Gem Belgian Waffles, Michel Bistro, Michelin Bib Gourmand, Millennium Restaurant, Nick and Aron's, Nick's Pizza, Oakland dining, Oakland drinking, Oliveto restaurant, Perdition Smokehouse, Ramen Shop, Rivoli, Shangri-La Vegan, Slice House, Smoke Berkeley, Starbucks, Sweet Leaf, The Advocate, The Ivy Room, Walnut Creek, Wood Tavern
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TIA'S A new café called Tia's is set to open imminently at the spot once occupied by the short-lived Levant Organic Café on the corner of Kittredge and Oxford streets in downtown Berkeley. The owner, Dana Zumot, has previously worked as a restaurant manager and her love of cooking led her to open her own place at 2177 Kittredge St. Tia's will be a casual café serving salads and panini sandwiches, as well as coffee and tea. With its location close to the Cal campus, and its light-filled atmosphere, Zumot is hoping Tia's becomes a popular hang-out space. Telephone the café at 510-647-9863 to confirm it is open before venturing out. … Continue reading »
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6 Berkeley restaurants snag Michelin Bib Gourmands
Six Berkeley dining spots have been named Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurants this year, including newcomer Comal.
Two names are missing this year from last year's list of seven: Berkeley Thai House, on Channing Way, and eVe on University Avenue. Thai House is still going strong but eVe closed in late 2011 and came back under the same ownership last year as Peruvian rotisserie chicken joint Brasa.
The six restaurants are: Comal, Corso, Five, Gather, Ippuku, and Rivoli.
Michelin judges give the 'Bib' to restaurants that serve two courses and a glass of wine or dessert for $40 or less (tax and gratuity not included). "Most importantly, they are the restaurants that the company's inspectors frequent themselves," Michelin said on its release. Michelin selected 70 such places for its 2013 San Francisco area guide which covers the entire Bay Area and wine country, down from 77 last year. … Continue reading »
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7 Berkeley restaurants get value nod from Michelin
Seven Berkeley dining spots have been named Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurants. The 'Bib' is bestowed to restaurants where the Michelin judges deem one can eat well for $40 or less (plus tax and tip), and Michelin selected 77 such places for its 2012 San Francisco area guide.
Ippuku, the Japanese dining spot on Center Street, received the accolade for the first time. The other six are: Corso, eVe, Five, Gather, Rivoli, and Thai House.
Ippuku serves traditional yakitori and a wide selection of the Japanese spirit shochu, and has found a loyal following since it opened in July 2010. Not long after its launch, Alice Waters told Berkeleyside that it was one of her favorite haunts. "I really don't want to tell too many people about it because I don't want the place to get too busy," she said.
Michael Bauer included Ippuku in the Chronicle's Top 100 restaurant list for 2011 and praised chef Christian Geideman for his grilling expertise, and his partner Paul Discoe, who designed the restaurant, for his mastery in carpentry. … Continue reading »


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Congrats to Henry for being held under 100 against the Bucks while Zeke ran roughshod through that elite defense for 230 yards. I'll stick with the RB who just happens to be better than the Heisman winner. Good luck on your Richardson Part II gig.
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I love JT, but I also remember Joey Bosa walking over to him after the PSU game and saying "You're welcome, bitch." -- so I feel like Cardale has earned the right to have Bosa come over and say the same to him if he should happen to have a bad performance in a few games. I firmly believe the offense will start clicking, no matter who starts.
Strange, I'm seeing a chance of a few showers around Noon and not much else. Just stepped out and the rain has started again. Power went out briefly last night. For the record, the down vote didn't come from me. Cheers!
Reporting from Columbus, about a block from Lane Ave, we're looking at absolutely perfect football weather today. All the rain came through last night to give way to what should be a glorious home opener.
Also note that the lone Hawaiian spotted was not pleased with our wind chill factor. Bundled like a newborn.
Sitting here sipping from my new 11W whiskey set and Brax is coming back. It's another awesome day to be a Buckeye.
Wow. I might literally kill this guy if it had happened to me. You're a better person than I am.
I don't know what it was about this game, but I just felt calm the whole way through. Even when the four turnovers came, I did not get bent out of shape. This was a truly great football team. I think the way they came back and dominated against Bama silenced pretty much all of my fears. I let my emotions get the best of me during the Sugar Bowl. I wanted that win more than just about anything and I fully believed there was no way one superhero from Oregon was going to stand in their way after knocking the SEC giant off of its tower.
So, I will not just cherish this National Championship, but the entire run leading up to it. That's what made it incredibly special to me. They fought against all odds and naysayers to accomplish what could only be done by believing in each other. What we witnessed was a family putting it all on the line. Not just a team, but brothers. They honestly love one another and I will always remember that, no matter how special another season might seem.
Going to enjoy this one for the rest of my life.
Just needs Kosta and Jarvis and this is one of the greatest videos of all time.
This entire site is dedicated to following a group of young football players. The other day there was an article regarding Barrett's Twitter update on his scooter. I suppose you think that is beyond you, too? It's called having fun. That article has everything to do with bashing young people on Twitter as an adult and 0 to do with my exchange with Elliott. Feel free to read it in full yourself, because you obviously have no grasp on it whatsoever.
Better yet, feel free to go check Ramzy's Twitter feed and see that it is filled with tweets about these players.
My tweet to Zeke was regarding him catching confetti after the Sugar Bowl game. I jokingly stated that I bet he couldn't catch two. I'm glad to report that he (along with hundreds of other Buckeye followers) got the joke. I'm sorry you didn't., but you are trying to take something and run with it when there is absolutely nothing there to run with.
Right, because I was definitely telling someone how to live their life. Good to know your level of comprehension matches your maturity. Have a good day.
I think you're confused about Ramzy's take on that. This is me being proud of these guys and everyone having fun, not taking shots at young kids on social media. Huge difference. Try not to be such a sour grape.
Also, I'm a father, no one needs to teach me about the duties of being responsible regarding young people. Why don't you dig up a book on social graces, instead. =)
Also, I'm pretty stoked that Zeke gave me my 15 minutes of Twitter fame tonight. But I really just want to see if he completes the challenge. Then I'll die happy:
@KaedensDaddy: @EzekielElliott I bet you can't catch TWO pieces of confetti on your tongue! That a challenge ??
— EzekielElliott#15 (@EzekielElliott) January 10, 2015
These kids don't know what "high" is until they win a National Championship. That's something unforgettable. Something you pass down to your children and grandchildren. He might regret failing this drug test for the rest of his life, though.
I see what you did there.
No excuses, play like a Champion!!
I don't want to hear about how it could have been different if we win.
Blah, blah... and if we had Braxton and if we had Barrett and couldashouldawoulda. Don't even think about it.
I wish someone would come up to me and ask me if I want a bike or a chance to watch the Bucks win the National Championship. EABOD, BIKE!!
This is our guy. I love our guy. Our guy would risk his neck for the sake of others. Our guy is a leader, a teacher, a learner. Our guy is a man of great integrity, willpower, loyalty, and unshakable faith. This is why he will always be our Coach, and for many, our father figure and much more than an average man. For anyone who has doubts about his induction, you still have a long way to go in understanding what makes our guy a diamond in a mine filled with coal and the ability to see what makes a truly great human being.
Congrats, Coach! We're forever proud of you and stand by you in all that you do.
He probably feels like eating a big slice of humble pie:
Shh, no more name-drops! We'll never see another NCAA game now!
This. Good God, man! The tolls. The drive to Chicago sucks, too, but at least I can comprehend those.
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I love this combination--heading to the beach in a few days and my favorite little raw grocery store always has the best home-grown peaches. Perfection!
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1 cup baby arugula, washed
1 ripe peach, washed and sliced
¼ cup raw pistachios, shelled and chopped
1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
half a lemon
sea salt and black pepper to taste
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Toss baby arugula leaves with olive oil and a squirt of the lemon juice in a bowl. Season with salt and place on a salad plate. Top with the peach slices. In a small bowl toss the chopped pistachios with a sprinkle of salt and sprinkle the nut mixture over the salad. Finish with a grind of black pepper.
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This would be a beautiful summer salad for entertaining, just multiply times the number of people. The arugula and peaches come into season at the same time so it's super fresh!
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So, a very good friend of ours is having a bday party for her child tomorrow. I just called her to ask about the menu for my son who has a milk allergy, to see if I should pack him his own lunch. My daughter has a peanut allergy, so i usually only have to pack a dessert for her. Most of the parties we go to serve pizza. My friend knows my daughter has a PA, and tells me she is serving PB & J sandwiches. I now do not even want to go. This party will be a really young age group, around 2-4 yrs old, and I am worried that they will get messy eating their lunch and my daughter may come in contact with PB. I don't want my friend to feel badly, and she has never experienced an FA with her kids, so she really does not understand that my daughter does not need to ingest it in order for her to react. I feel like I have to go and just be really careful with my daughter there, but I hate being in this position.
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I think you made the right choice. We went to my cousin's child's bday party a few weeks ago. They are aware of ds's PA. We were playing outside when all of a sudden all of these kids started walking around with pb&j sandwiches! The party was at 2, and we thought they were only going to have cake & we could leave when they cut the cake. DS threw a tantrum because I had to make him get out of the bouncy house so we could leave. I had to carry him as we left because I did not want him to touch anything. I wiped his hands down with several antibacterial hand wipes just in case he had touched something before I saw the sandwiches. It was the same age group you mentioned, most kids under 4 yrs old. I would not have gone if I had known they were going to serve pb&j sandwiches. They live 45 minutes from us, and I actually stopped the car a few times to look at DS and make sure he didn't have any hives or swelling on his face.
Glad your not going.I would not have gone either. I wouldn't have felt bad about it either. We've never had anyone do anything like that, but if we did I would straight up tell them- thanks for inviting us but its to dangerous for dd, she can't be around peanuts.
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As the regular season progresses, potential trades are starting to come into focus. All potential transactions would significantly change the landscape of the league.
With about a fifth of the season played, general managers are starting to get a feel for their respective teams. This means that GM's around the league will be looking to tinker with their current roster, as any move could make the difference between a playoff berth and getting sent home early.
Predicting trades in the NBA is tricky business, as the motives of GM's change depending on their team's play and future outlook.
Each year the trading deadline shapes the future of multiple franchises and that will be the case again this season, as the following players will be traded.
All statistics came from ESPN.com and are current as of December 5th, 2012.


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Watch your child's face fill with delight as the intricate design emerges on this beautiful butterfly mosaic-by-number craft. With over 600 glittering sticker tiles, there are even enough to decorate the wooden frame. Great for developing attention span and fine motor skills!
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Illusion Block Heel Chelsea Boots
Black Snake Embossed Suede
Ankle Boots By OFFICE
Smart Chelsea boots with black snake embossed suede upper, block heels, elastic v-shaped gussets with leather overlays and metal decorative back pull tabs.
- - 7.5cm heel height
- - Suede upper
- - Leather insole
- - Leather lining
- - Synthetic sole
Style number 2244504849
- UK & NI Delivery£3.50 or FREE Delivery on full price items
- Next Day Delivery£5.00. Order up to 9pm*
- Saturday Delivery£6.00. Order by 5pm Friday*
- Sunday Delivery£7.00. Order by 5pm Friday*
- Click & CollectFREE and avaliable within 3 working days to any of our UK and Irish OFFICE / OFFSPRING stores
- International DeliveryCost dependant on country. International Standard Delivery within 2-10 working days. International Express Delivery within 2-5 working days.
* Click here for full delivery details
Not happy with a purchase? No problem. You can return to our warehouse, via Collect+ or to one of our UK stores within 28 days of purchase.
Footwear should be unworn and in its original packaging. Your refund will then be processed back to your original method of payment.Click here for more information on returns.