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USC Verdugo Hills Hospital Foundation, together with Keck Medical Center of USC, will hold its annual Golf Classic on Monday, Sept. 8, at Oakmont Country Club. Proceeds from this fundraiser will benefit the hospital foundation.
"We are excited to hold our first golf tournament as USC Verdugo Hills Hospital, and in partnership with Keck Medical Center of USC," stated Steve Wilder, who co-chairs the golf committee with his wife Sue.
Registration begins at 10 a.m. followed by a barbecue lunch at 11 a.m. The tournament will start at noon and a wine auction/reception and awards dinner will be held at 5 p.m. Reservations are recommended. For more information about golf participation or sponsorship opportunities, contact Kathleen Patrick at (818) 952-2226.


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"Zero Days," a new documentary by Alex Gibney, lays out a sobering view of the rise of cyber warfare and its acceleration since intelligence agencies sabotaged Iran's nuclear program. Gibney sits down with Jeffrey Brown. Continue reading
After a long battle with skin cancer, bluegrass pioneer Ralph Stanley died overnight at the age of 89. Since forming his first band in 1946, Stanley's haunting voice came to epitomize the bluegrass genre's "High Lonesome" sound, and he won a Grammy for his performance of "O Death" in the film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" The NewsHour looks back at Jeffrey Brown's 2002 interview with Stanley. Continue reading
The sophisticated rhymes and erudite imagery of Cole Porter's lyrics made him one of the nation's preeminent songsmiths. But an overlooked element of Porter's legacy is the music underlying those lyrics, which Rob Kapilow argues is essential to understanding the work's genius. In honor of the composer's 125th birthday this month, Kapilow joins Jeffrey Brown to offer his take on Cole Porter. Continue reading
The 70th annual Tony Awards, celebrating the best in live Broadway theater, air Sunday night. All eyes are on Lin-Manuel Miranda's acclaimed historical hip-hop musical "Hamilton," which has received a record 16 nominations. But there are a slew of other productions that could garner surprise wins. Jeffrey Brown reports on a crowded and critically beloved Tony field. Continue reading
Since its first performance in 1935, "Porgy and Bess" has earned acclaim as one of American history's best pieces of musical theater. But over time, many have come to view the opera's black characters as stereotypes. Now, a new production in Charleston aims to rectify the issue by emphasizing the characters' — and the city's — African roots. Jeffrey Brown reports.
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U.S. Route 66, running 2,400 miles from Chicago to Santa Monica, was once one of the most-traveled highways in the nation; John Steinbeck referred to it as the "Mother Road." But the rise of the Interstate Highway System led to a loss of traffic, devastating communities that relied on the route's travelers. Now, Route 66 is making a comeback, thanks to its storied past. Jeffrey Brown reports.
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For years, the Puerto Rican economy has been in decline, and the U.S. territory is now on the brink of disaster, with $72 billion of overall debt and an unemployment rate twice that of the mainland. As the island's government is forced to suspend funding for vital services, hundreds of Puerto Ricans are leaving every day, while those who remain struggle to stay afloat. Jeffrey Brown reports. Continue reading
Saturday will mark the 183rd birthday of the celebrated German composer and pianist Johannes Brahms. A complicated and utterly self-guarded man, Brahms liked to claim that his music didn't flow from his heart, but the soulful and passionate nature of his compositions tells another tale. For more on what makes Brahms' music so beautiful and enduring, Jeffrey Brown talks to composer Rob Kapilow. Continue reading
Rachel Barton Pine is one of the most accomplished violinists in the world, but her upbringing wasn't one of privilege — as a ten-year-old prodigy with an out-of-work father, she bought her concert clothes in thrift stores and relied on space heaters for warmth. Now, Pine uses her success to help other disadvantaged violinists escape poverty. Jeffrey Brown reports. Continue reading
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Tournament registration for Black Friday Bowl 2017 will open online to both teams and individuals in September.
INDIVIDUAL PLAYER REGISTRATION: Individual player registration is $30 (individual players will be placed on teams prior to the tournament, if you're signing up with a friend or family member, but don't have enough players for a team please note who you would like to be kept with in the Special Request section of the registration form).
TEAM REGISTRATION: Team registration is $200 per team (For teams, individual player information not required at time of registration).
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Welcome to the home of BIZZY people where cooking is fun, quick, easy and delicious. Over the years, my taste in food has changed, as have my recipes. This blog will chronicle the changes I continue to make, as I face challenges in healthier eating and in new methods of cooking.
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Black Beans and Rice with Mango
Do you know about My Kitchen My World? Each month, they travel to a new location and we cook dishes from that place. Last month was Argentina and this month is Cuba. The group is open to everyone. If you are interested, go on over and leave a comment. There are no requirements as to how often you have to cook. Simply, join in and have fun.
Cuban cooking is enjoyable. For me, the word mango is magic and I made two recipes using mango and then made myself Mangolope (a drink I created, blending mango and cantelope).
"Cuban cuisine is a fusion of Spanish, African, and Caribbean cuisine." You will find my Caribbean coconut chicken here.
Black Beans and Rice with Mango-- adapted from Cocina Cubana Club
1/4 cup mild sausage crumbled (not married to my husband, you can use something spicier)
1/2 cup red pepper, chopped
1/2 cup onion, chopped
1//2 teaspoon minced garlic
1 (15oz) can black beans, rinsed and drained
3/4 cup water
1 tsp dried oregano, crushed
1/4 tsp crushed red pepper (I used less)
2 cups cooked brown rice
1/2 cup chopped fresh mango
Cook first sausage, red pepper and onion in a large skillet over medium heat for 4 to 5 minutes, till sausage is browned.
Add garlic, beans, water, oregano and crushed red pepper and bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 10 minutes.
To serve, spoon bean mixture over rice in servings bowls, then top with fresh mango. If desired, garnish with fresh oregano.
Makes 4 servings.
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This is a very interesting food that I will not hesitate to taste when the opportunity comes right in front of me.Have a great week ahead ChayaReplyDelete
I would have never thought of adding mango. I'll have to give this a try! Thanks for joining us at the Let's Get Social Sunday party this week. Enjoy your Sunday :) Diane @MamalDianeReplyDelete
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Crab Salad in Avocado Halves
READY IN: 20mins
Recipe by JustJanS
A yummy crab salad that I found at fooddownunder.com originally.
Top Review by Chef floWer
Yum! I made this for a light dinner (Hubby and Little Miss (DD)) ate a red meat dish. I don't eat red meat, so I wanted to make something quick and tasty, this dish was perfect, I used can crab meat and kept to the recipe. This was fabulous, the flavours all blended well together, Thank you JustJanS for your contribution to the Australia and New Zealand Food Trail (C)
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- 1⁄3 cup finely-chopped red onion
- 3 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh coriander (cilantro)
- 3 teaspoons fresh lime juice
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1⁄2 teaspoon lime zest
- 1 cup crabmeat
- salt
- fresh ground black pepper
- 1 large ripe avocado, halved pitted, and peeled
- lime wedge, toserve
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- Stir red onion, mayonnaise, coriander, 2 teaspoons lime juice, cumin and lime peel in medium bowl to blend. Mix in crabmeat. Season salad with salt and pepper.
- Brush avocado halves with remaining 1 teaspoon lime juice to prevent discoloration. Arrange avocado halves, cut-side up, on plates. Mound crab salad on each avocado half.
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Garlic Olives
Recipe by breezermom
Nice finger food, or great on sandwiches. Also good as a garnish for a bloody mary or a martini.
Top Review by rosie316
Very cool recipe! I whipped this up while I was making an entree that required pimento stuffed olives and garlic, as well. I had a huge jar of olives (because I love them sooooo much), so it worked out well. I have the remainder (of what we haven't snacked on) in the fridge. I need to go and get more garlic and olives now (I used both up in the two recipes that I made). Thanks for posting a delicious treat. (Made for PRMR)
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- 1 (7 ounce) jar green olives, large, pitted
- 4 dried red chilies, peppers
- 2 large garlic cloves, sliced
- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons white wine vinegar
- 1 teaspoon dill weed, dried whole
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- Place the olive liquid in a small saucepan. Add the chiles and the remaining ingredients; stir well. Bring to a boil; reduce heat, and simmer, uncovered for 5 minutes. Pour the hot vinegar mixture over the reserved olives. Let cool.
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PACIFIC rivals Fiji and Western Samoa shared the same plane into Kai Tak last night and are looking forward to sharing Hong Kong Stadium's new football pitch next Sunday afternoon - in the final of the Rugby Sevens.
Rival captains Waisale Serevi and Lolani Koko are used to facing off. Last year the warriors from Western Samoa came up victors, downing the Fijians 14-12 in one of the most brutal finals the great Hong Kong tournament has ever seen.
And to rub salt into the wounds, Koko edged out Serevi for the coveted Player of the Tournament award.
The defending champions flew in with their formidable reputations intact, having adding the Canberra Sevens to their sack of trophies. The Fijians, however, were forced to watch from the sidelines, having been knocked out by Australia in the semi-finals.
There was to be no dress rehearsal of their seemingly inevitable Hong Kong clash last night, with the rugby giants sidestepping each other in the Customs hall.
The Western Samoan squad came out just as the Fijian team bus was pulling away.
There was some waving from the back of the bus, returned by a few of the Samoans, but it is unlikely there will be any such friendly gestures on the field should they meet on Sunday.
Both will be anxious to stamp their superiority on the world's foremost Sevens tournament. But both teams must first get by preliminary matches. Samoa take on the United States Eagles and Sri Lanka, while Fiji meet South Korea and Sevens newcomers Portugal.


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Workout Wednesday: Vie Activist Rockell Williamson-Rudder, Xtend Barre
Posted on 07 August 2013
These days, it seems almost every celeb in Hollywood can be spotted on her way to or from an Xtend Barre class! Our own bondi-based Vie Activist, Vibeke Murphy is a huge fan also! So we went to the source, Rockell Williamson-Rudder, the pioneer of this workout form here in Australia, and our latest Vie Activist to find out what it is and why we should be doing it!?
- What is Xtend Barre and why should we be doing it!? Xtend Barre is a 55 minute total body workout! It's basically a version of Pilates and Dance only amplified!! Developed from a dance / Pilates background, the Xtend Barre workout combines the amazing results of dance with the principles of strength and safety in Pilates. Xtend Barre chisels your body… and fast!
- What motivated you to start the Xtend Barre in Sydney and what sets Xtend apart from other dance-style classes out there? After trying and testing many barre workouts we launched Xtend Barre in Sydney as it is the most well rounded, dynamic and forward moving programme on the market. This is seen in the results of the stunning long and lean women's bodies who do our classes. The combination of toning and dynamic, flowing cardio movement sees Xtend Barre loved in studio's not just in Australia, but all over the world! Our research and development team are constantly creating Continuing Education for our instructors to ensure they are always learning and growing, keeping the classes and choreography fresh for all our clients. No one class is ever the same and Xtend Barre continues to 'Raise the Barre' for our clients.
- What advice would you have for a former gym rat who's making their way to the barre for the first time? In Xtend Barre, we can modify or amplify the workout to suit everyone from prenatal to even the most advanced athlete. It's a different challenge for someone who has only trained in gym classes so be open to retraining your body and exploring new positions. You might find little muscles you didn't know you had and might find yourself shaking at the barre – that's OK! Just have fun and listen to your body!
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UNIBANCO estimated the weighted average cost of capital for Petrobrás to be 13.2% in Brazilian reais in August of 2004. Evaluate the methodology and assumptions used in the calculation.
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OAO NOVATEK says that the first stage of the Urengoyskoye field within the Samburgskiy license area developed by SeverEnergia (a joint venture between NOVATEK and OAO Gazprom Neft) reached its full design capacity of approximately seven (7) billion cubic meters (bcm) of natural gas and 2.5 million tons of gas condensate per annum.
Thirty production wells, including 18 horizontals, are currently in operation at the field. The wells target the Achimov deposits, which are characterized by relatively high depth (approximately 3,700 meters) and high share of gas condensate in the hydrocarbon flow. The field's infrastructure also includes gas and gas condensate treatment facilities, gas gathering lines, gas and gas condensate pipelines for external transportation and housing facilities.
Installation and testing of equipment for the second stage of the field development is being currently finalized.
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WHEN is an anniversary not just an anniversary but the start of an ambitious brand image campaign? When it is commemorated on Madison Avenue.
Fifty years ago today, an agency named Doyle Dane Bernbach opened its doors in midtown Manhattan with 13 employees and billings of $500,000 or $600,000 (memories vary). From those modest beginnings emerged a shop that grew to 15,000 employees and billings of $14 billion. But more importantly, it revolutionized advertising with distinctive creative and operational approaches that still resonate a half century later.
The successor agency to Doyle Dane, DDB Worldwide Communications Group, is capitalizing on the anniversary as a way to help burnish its reputation and stand out from myriad competitors. There is a particular focus on the achievements of William Bernbach, the copywriter recently described by the trade publication Advertising Age as ''the single most influential creative force in advertising's history.''
By reminding everyone of the contributions of Doyle Dane -- as seen in refreshingly low-key, entertaining campaigns for advertisers like Alka-Seltzer, Avis, Chivas Regal Scotch whisky, Cracker Jack, El Al, Levy's rye bread, Ohrbach's department store and especially Volkswagen -- the celebration is meant to promote DDB as the keeper of the flame.
''We're trying to reclaim the Bernbach legacy,'' said Keith Reinhard, chairman and chief executive at DDB in New York, a unit of Omnicom Group.Continue reading the main story
''Bernbach belongs to the industry and to the world,'' he added. ''But he belongs to us first.''
The Doyle Dane heritage ''represents a brand equity we should leverage,'' Mr. Reinhard said, ''but a forward thrust is more important than a retrospective.''
(In the interest of full disclosure, it should be noted that this columnist played a minuscule role in the history of Doyle Dane, spending the summer of 1971 working in the agency's mailroom.)
A centerpiece of the celebration today is the dropping of ''Needham'' from the name of the agency, which had been DDB Needham Worldwide Communications Group since 1986. That's when Doyle Dane, battered by account and personnel losses after the death of Mr. Bernbach in 1982, merged with Needham Harper Worldwide, a Chicago-based agency known for more prosaic work for mainstream marketers like McDonald's. The merged agency did not truly jell for six to eight years.
''Any merger putting two cultures together is rough,'' said Mr. Reinhard, who had headed Needham Harper, ''but we didn't know it would be that rough.''
The agency, by renaming itself DDB, is accelerating a process that started in 1994 at various offices; for instance, BMP DDB Needham in London became BMP DDB.
''It's a marketing decision,'' Mr. Reinhard said, to play up ''an important defining and differentiating part of our agency brand.''
Needham Harper traced its roots to 1925, with the founding of the Maurice H. Needham Company. But with the emphasis on DDB, similarly elaborate hoopla next year to commemorate a Needham 75th anniversary is about as likely as, well, the reopening of Ohrbach's.
The Doyle Dane celebration that DDB is orchestrating includes giving away 315,000 postcards in cities around the world that reprint familiar print advertisements for products like Chivas Regal, the Volkswagen Beetle and the New York Lotto; compiling lists of the 50 best commercials and print ads produced since 1949; sponsoring exhibits at museums, and taking group portraits of DDB employees at what are now 206 offices in 96 countries.
Mr. Reinhard has taped a tribute to Doyle Dane to be shown today at every office; he is joined by Maxwell Dane, 93, the sole surviving co-founder (Ned Doyle died in 1989). And DDB will hold a party for creative executives at the International Advertising Festival this month in Cannes, France; Mr. Reinhard is president of the festival's jury.
Arguably, only one agency could possibly warrant such a lengthy list of celebratory events. The war waged by Mr. Bernbach and Doyle Dane against Madison Avenue's conventional wisdom was fierce, passionate -- and ultimately successful.
''Bernbach invented 'modern advertising,' '' said John Hegarty, chairman and creative director at Bartle Bogle Hegarty in London, a creatively focused agency in which a DDB rival, the Leo Burnett Company, owns a minority interest. ''Our debt to him is incalculable.''
Bill Bernbach, as the creative spark at Doyle Dane, insisted that advertising could be effective without insulting the intelligence of consumers. The agency proved that bold assertion with respectful, low-key campaigns infused with cheeky, self-deprecating humor. At Doyle Dane, copywriters and art directors were paired to produce more efficient creative teams. The agency brought a new humanity -- and credibility -- to ads by diversifying casts to include ethnic Americans.
Doyle Dane itself was widely staffed with Americans of different ethnic backgrounds, who often had found themselves unwelcome at the white-shoe agencies of the era. Scores of those employees went on to found risk-taking, rule-breaking agencies of their own.
''Now, there's a dispersion of creative talent at 10 to 20 great agencies,'' said Diane Rothschild, a former Doyle Dane creative executive who is president at Grace & Rothschild in New York. ''Then, the talent was all in one place.''
Another Doyle Dane creative alumnus, Roy Grace, chairman at Grace & Rothschild, said he welcomed the renewed interest in Doyle Dane at DDB Needham.
''A horrible mistake was made when they changed the name'' after the merger, he said. ''It was like changing the name of Coca-Cola.''
Was there any inkling on June 1, 1949 among the workers in a walkup office at 350 Madison Avenue that they were starting an agency that one day would be compared to the world's most famous brand?
''We were pretty excited,'' Phyllis Robinson, a copywriter at Doyle Dane, recalled last week. ''There was a great sense of adventure and freedom, that we'd have great fun without having a boss peering over our shoulder telling us, 'You can't do that kind of work.' ''
''Bill used to say, 'If we really do this right, we could have a $2 million agency,' '' Ms. Robinson said. ''We felt pretty confident we would succeed, at least up to Bill's goal.''
Years later, she added, chuckling, ''he didn't believe he had ever said that his goals were so modest.''Continue reading the main story


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IT was freezing outside. The perennial garden was neatly clipped and raked, a few rose canes dangling from the top reaches of a rustic tripod made of cedar branches. But inside the greenhouse at Wave Hill, that intimate public garden in the Riverdale section of the Bronx, a South American vine, Pyrostegia venusta, or orange trumpet vine, was covering an entire wall with its clusters of bright tubular flowers.
The plant, which winds itself over a grid of near-invisible wire set four inches from the glass wall, can be traced to a single thumb-size vine stem rising out of a 14-inch-square hole, where a chimney pot is sunk in the ground below. It was planted more than three years ago, but this is the first winter it bloomed -- thanks to an astute observation by one of the gardeners there.
''For the past two years it would grow six feet up, and then freeze,'' said Louis Bauer, who coddles these plants like favorite children -- only they're all his favorites. The vine would do fine as it climbed up the warm southeast corner of the atrium, which meets the glass wall of a sloping greenhouse. But as soon as it ventured past the double-glass-insulation effect of those two walls, and reached higher up into the single-paned atrium, it hit cold glass and gave up the ghost.
''So this summer, we trained it so that it couldn't grow above the roofline of the other house,'' Mr. Bauer said. And six months later, we were enjoying this wall of color on the other side of a gray gloomy day.
Not everyone has a 15-foot glass wall for such a wonderful monster to sprawl over, not to mention the drop in temperature it needs every night.Continue reading the main story
''During the day, we try to keep it below 60 by opening the vents,'' Mr. Bauer said. ''It drops to about 45 at night.'' The trumpet-vine might bloom under slightly warmer temperatures, he said, ''but it wouldn't like a constant 70 degrees.'' But if you have a cool sunroom, try planting one in fertile potting soil, in a 12-inch pot and see if you get lucky.
Mr. Bauer tends other boisterous vines in the cool greenhouse here, and they thrive in 12-inch pots, scrambling up tripods made of slender bamboo.
''One of the nice things about vines is, you get to enjoy the architecture,'' said Mr. Bauer, who studied just that at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.
He stared lovingly at a perennial clockvine, Thunbergia mysorensis, which had climbed all over its four-foot-high tripod and headed another four feet across the greenhouse simply by hanging a long tendril over a hook near the ceiling.
''I just guide those shoots through something and they just hang there,'' Mr. Bauer said. This thing was dangling 10-inch racemes of yellow and mahogany-red flowers that looked like giant earrings.
''This one always reminds me of Carmen Miranda,'' Mr. Bauer said.
It's easy to make bamboo tripods with three slender bamboo sticks sunk into a pot and stabilized halfway up with bamboo cross-pieces. Mr. Bauer uses those little green twisties to lash the crosspieces to the legs, and one at the top to keep the tops of the three legs together.
''I like them because they're easy to disassemble when you need to repot the plant,'' Mr. Bauer said. ''Just slide the pieces out and let the plant lie -- at ease.'' Carmen Miranda didn't look like the ''at-ease'' type to me, but she obviously liked her tripod. Thunbergia mysorensis is easy to grow from cuttings, Mr. Bauer said, or small plants may be ordered from a specialty nursery.
There are a handful of other thunbergias, as well as mandevillas and passifloras blooming in the Wave Hill greenhouse, which is an inspiration to a light-starved gardener. My favorite passionvine is P. citrina, which has a small, delicate yellow flower.
I fell for two other charmers there: a vining fern, Lygodium sandens, with little filigreed leaves, and Philodendron verrucosum, whose satiny leaves are emerald green, with violet-black shimmering between the veins. I dare you not to touch them. ''It's a vine,'' Mr. Bauer said, as we both pawed the plant. ''Over a year, it will go up to the ceiling.''
The petioles look like soft green steel wool, ''or a badly abused toothbrush,'' Mr. Bauer said. The leaf sheath is bright green fur.
Such plants need bright light, so don't expect to grow them on a windowsill. Indoor lights in a cool room would work; a sunporch is ideal. If you don't want to bother with the exotic stuff, just plant some sweetpeas or climbing nasturtiums, and give them some bamboo tripods to climb. Mr. Bauer has a perennial morning glory, Ipomea acuminata, that planted itself.
''It has a fleshy root, and I put it out every summer in a pot,'' he said. ''It was growing right outside the window and came in through the vent and rooted itself.'' The violet-blue flowers were lounging over a fleshy plant Mr. Bauer identified as Zamioculcas zamiifolia lanceolata. ''The only bipinnate aroid that I know of,'' Mr. Bauer said. I took his word for it.
Mr. Bauer doesn't just make tripods for his pots. He builds 12-footers in the perennial garden. The cedar poles are 14 feet, sunk two feet into the ground, with 18-inch cedar cross bars to steady the triangle in a gale. I could imagine the climbing roses and the clematis surviving the elements atop their tall sturdy perches.
Vines are available by mail order from: Glasshouse Works Greenhouses, Church Street, P.O. Box 97, Stewart, Ohio 45778; (740) 662-2142; www .rareplants.com; free catalog; Logee's Greenhouses, 141 North Street, Danielson, Conn. 06239; (888) 330-8038; www.logees.com; catalog $4.95.Continue reading the main story


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"Honey! Star Trek is at the theater! We have to go! You ready? It's tonight!"
Silence. Wait, maybe he wasn't listening. Let's repeat that.
"Honnnney....Star Trek is here! Remember, we were going to go? Do you want to go tonight? I mean you love Star Trek, and it's supposed to be good, and..."
"Do we have to?" Hubs doesn't look thrilled at all. He looks...pained. Like I'm making him do something he doesn't want to.
"No, I just thought you'd really want to see it. Wait. Oh my GOD, you aren't like HIM, are you?"
I point at Jake. Jake, the child who can't stand to be in a movie theater because it's too loud.
Hubs sheepishly nods.
"You mean to tell me that we've been married for seventeen years and you've only faked that you liked the theater all this time?!? What else aren't you telling me? Do you even LIKE movies?"
I don't believe it. Seventeen long years of me dragging him to movies, and NOW he tells me.
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Removal & Installation
- Before servicing the vehicle, refer to the precautions in the beginning of this section.
- Drain the cooling system.
- Support the engine.
Remove or disconnect the following:
Negative battery cable
Align the timing marks on the camshaft and crankshaft sprockets so they are as close together as possible.
WARNINGDo not rotate the camshaft or crankshaft while the timing chain and sprockets are removed.
Timing chain damper
To install:
Install or connect the following:
WARNINGThe oil pump is built into the front cover. When the cover is removed, oil drains from the pump. Since the pump "loses its prime" it may not establish oil pressure as soon as the engine starts. Therefore, it is important to remove the oil pump cover from the back of the timing chain front cover and pack the space around the oil pump gears completely full of petroleum jelly. If this is not done, the oil pump may not pump engine oil when the engine is started, resulting in severe engine damage.
Timing chain and sprockets with the timing marks aligned
Timing chain damper. Torque the bolts to 16 ft. lbs. (22 Nm).
- Remove the screws and the oil pump cover from the back of the timing chain front cover. Pack the space around the oil pump gears completely full of petroleum jelly. There must be no air space left inside the pump.
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Pump cover with new gaskets. Torque the screws to 97 inch lbs. (11 Nm).
- Remove the engine support fixture.
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We've given you the run-down on the best boozy Saturday brunches in Singapore to enjoy sans kids (assuming the rug rats are being looked after by someone else, elsewhere). And you're more than sorted with our guide to the best kid-friendly restaurants in Singapore. But we all know the best of the free-flow bubbly runneth over at SUNDAY brunch. Need to take your kids along? Never fear. There are plenty of hotels and restaurants in Singapore that will indulge the little ones while you concentrate on all-you-can-eat and drink. Cheers to that!
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Sunday Brunch at Barnacles by the Sea, Shangri-La's Rasa Sentosa Resort & Spa
If you're looking for the ultimate kids' brunch experience in Singapore, then the Sunday Brunch at Barnacles by the Sea at Shangri-La's Rasa Sentosa Resort & Spa wins hands down. Set in a stunning waterfront location, the little people will be endlessly entertained by activities such as magic shows and balloon sculpting – with an occasional guest appearance from a real live bunny! While the booze isn't as free flowing as some other brunch locales, you'll be busy feasting on Alaskan king crabs and succulent roast meats.
Where: Barnacles by the Sea, Shangri-La's Rasa Sentosa Resort& Spa, 101 Siloso Road, Sentosa, Singapore 098970; www.shangri-la.com/rasasentosa.
When: Sun 12 – 3pm.
Cost: Adults $118++, One kid under 11 free with every paying adult, $38++ for each additional child.
The W Singapore
For purveyors of relaxed tropical style and funky tunes, the W Singapore Remix Sunday brunch will hit the spot. Snap up a spot in the strikingly designed yet casual dining room, or in the exotic outdoors. The Kitchen Table restaurant boasts themed stations such as the Seafood Fridge, Carving and Grill and Ready to Wok & Roll. And this will have the kids rubbing their little hands together in delight: there's a FAIRY FLOSS MACHINE. While there's not a lot else to entertain kids except kid-centric food, you can pay the extra for the child-friendly pool and lawn access and take a dip post-feast as the DJ beats kick in. Detox. Retox. Repeat.
Where: The W Sentosa Cove, 21 Ocean Way, Singapore, 098374; www.wsingaporesentosacove.com
When: Sun 12:30 – 4pm.
Cost: Bubbly Remix – Taittinger champagne, wine and cocktails $178++ with WET pool access; Cocktail Remix – wine and cocktails, SGD148++; Cool Remix – fizz only SGD128++, kids 7-11 $78++, kids 4-6 $48++.
The Westin Singapore
For a dining experience that not only caters for our sophisticated palate, but has the health and wellbeing of our tiny tots in mind, you can't go past the Westin Singapore Neptune's Table seafood Sunday brunch. You'll feel all the more relaxed enjoying your gastronomical journey knowing that the team of SuperChefs, doctors, dentists and dieticians have designed an extensive "Eat Well" menu especially for kids. The "Build Your Own Granola Parfait" encourages kids to actually play with their food – delicious, healthy and fun! The baked cornflake-coated chicken fingers, with carrots, celery sticks and low fat ranch sauce score the kid tick of approval. And you'll just have to suck it up with ridiculously succulent seafood and yum buffet nosh (tough life!).
Where: The Westin Singapore, Level 32, 12 Marina View, Asia Square Tower 2, Singapore, 018961; www.thewestinsingapore.com
When: Sun 12 – 3 pm.
Cost: A glass of champagne, wine, beer, or soft drink $88++, Kids 4-12 yrs $44++.
The Knolls at Capella
A breathtaking brunch spot is the Knolls at Capella, with its stunning Sentosa location and its first-class nosh. It's a veritable feast of Mediterranean inspired delights, much of which are created "a la minute" by a crew of uber-talented chefs. Worth a special mention is the seafood spread, in particular the super-fresh sushi and sashimi. The kids will marvel as the chef whips up crepes before their very eyes, and the gelato selection is a welcome healthier option than the usual ice cream on offer. For the parents, it's a nice touch that staff serves the well-stocked international cheeseboard direct to your table (no need to lift a finger except to call for a Champagne top-up). With all that energy you've saved up, you might just manage a boogie to the live band. C'mon, the kids will love it!
Where: The Knolls at Capella, 1 The Knolls at Sentosa, Singapore, 098297; www.capellahotels.com
When: Sun 12.30 – 3 pm.
Cost: Vintage Tattinger Champagne, wine, beer and cocktails $258++, Taittinger Champagne and wine, beer and cocktails $178++, all alcohol except champagne $148++, soft drinks only $128++, Kids 7-12 yrs $78++, Kids 4-6 yrs $48++, Kids under 4 free.
The Pan Pacific
The Pan Pacific Singapore lives up to its "Theatrical Sunday Champagne brunch" catch phrase. And what really sets it apart from its hotel brethren is that it offers a FOUR-HOUR brunch experience. Hmmm, things could get messy with our bubbly of choice, Veuve, on tap. Lucky there is plenty of scrumptious sustenance to line your stomach. Think prepped to order Peking Duck and a decadent caviar bar. Best part is that you hand over your table number when ordering and they waiters deliver piping hot deliciousness direct to your table. The local offerings such as spicy laksa and Indian curries are up there with the best we've tasted. Music to our ears – there's a dedicated kids corner. Plonk them there for some kid-tertainment and a dvd or two (save up their TV quota for the week to stave off any guilt)!
Where: The Edge, Pan Pacific Hotel, Level 3, 7 Raffles Boulevard, Marina Square Singapore 039595; www.panpacific.com.
When: Sunday 12 – 4 pm
Cost: Veuve Clicquot Rose Champagne, house wines, beers and cocktails 198++, all of the above with regular Veuve 178++, just soft drinks $118++, kids 6-11 $59++, kids under 6 free.
Mezza9 at the Hyatt
Mezza9 at the Hyatt embodies 9 distinct dining experiences to titillate your taste buds under one roof. The quality and variety of the buffet is second to none. With a food mantra 'thoughtfully sourced, carefully served', you can indulge in fresh sustainable seafood (love those Coffin Bay rock oysters) and premium free-range and grass-fed meats with a clear conscience. Don't go past innovative specialty items such as the nitrogen gin fizz made a la minute and the seriously moreish roasted suckling pig. It's culinary theatre at it's very best. As for kid-ability, the mini wagyu beef sliders and handmade pasta go down a treat. Oh and did we mention the kiddos get pencils and colouring-in sheets to keep them occupied while you make multiple trips to the oyster bar? Love this place!
Where: The Hyatt, Mezza9 restaurant, 10 Scotts Road, Singapore, 228211; www.singapore.grand.hyatt.com
When: Sun 11:30 am – 3:00 pm.
Cost: Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut champagne, wines, beers, mojitos, bloody marys $148++ Kids 3-12 yrs $69++, Kids under 3 free.
Melt at the Mandarin Oriental
The Mandarin Oriental has the champas brunch scene all wrapped up – check out our recent Saturday Brunch article, where we waxed lyrical about the La Dolce Vita soiree. The Sunday offering at Melt is every bit as delish (and wallet-friendly) as the La Dolce Vita version, but it offers a more relaxed alfresco vibe which is eminently better suited to families. Kids and adults alike will flock to the outdoor BBQ zone where you can watch on in amazement at the barbie masters flame-grill your meat and seafood. Yummo.
Where: Mandarin Oriental, Melt restaurant, 5 Raffles Avenue, Singapore, 039797; www.mandarinoriental.com
When: Sun 12 – 3:00 pm.
Cost: Veuve Cliquot champagne, wines, Asashi beer, and cocktails (e.g. lychee martini and Singapore Sling) $158++, Soft drinks only $98++.
Equinox Restaurant
Pre-Marina Bay Sands, the Swissotel was the highest point on the Singapore dining skyline. The spectacular view from the level 70 Equinox Restaurant makes this a sky-high brunch experience. While you're loading up on the freshly shucked oysters and live carved roast meats, your little buddies will be relishing the bite-sized kiddie pitched treats. They'll feel right at home in the kid's corner that is decked out with toys, video games, activities and live entertainment. This buys you time to enjoy that raspberry chocolate gateau you've got your eye on. Every last Sunday of the month is Pink Brunch – where food, drinks staff and decorations are rose in colour…
Where: Equinox Restaurant, Swissotel the Stamford, 2 Stamford Road, Singapore, 178882; www.swissotel.com
When: Sun 11am – 2.30pm, Pink Brunch every last Sunday of the month.
Cost: Möet & Chandon champagne $168++, soft drinks only $138++, kids 7-12 $89++, kids 4-6 $69++ (Pink Brunch Möet & Chandon Rosé $178++)
The Line at Shangri-La Orchard
The Shangri-la on Orchard has a classic ole' world feel, and the Line restaurant has had a light, bright refurb. As the sommeliers fill your flutes, tuck-in to some seriously good a la carte eggs and trad breaky nosh. This brunch spread is right on the mark when it comes to quality and variety of produce. There's not a taste that can't be satisfied. The venue is a good one for older children that can be trusted to wander the grounds on their own. The hills and sprawling lawn are just begging for rolling races!
Where: The Line at Shangri-La hotel Orchard, 22 Orange Grove Rd, Singapore 258350, Lower Lobby, Tower Wing; www.shangri-la.com.
When: Sun 12 – 3.
Cost: Taittinger Champagne, wines, and draft beer, $158++, just soft drinks $108++, kids $54++.
Ritz Carlton – Colony
You will be floored the moment you waltz in to the Ritz-Carlton Vintage Champagne Brunch. The setting in the Colony is a grand affair, and the hits just keep on coming, with the welcome addition of local iconic dishes such as chili and peppered crab. Just to whet your appetite, menu highlights include Seared Foie Gras on Toast with Peppered Truffle Vinaigrette and an absolutely standout Indian Tandoor spread. The cheese board is arguably the best in Singapore with over 50 French farmhouse cheeses. Dedicated kids selections too. The Ritz Carlton Kids Club at Christmas has an unbelievable carnivale style kids set up. 5 stars. We'll see you there!
Where: Colony, the Ritz Carlton Millenia Singapore, 7 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039799, www.ritzcarlton.com
When: Sun, 12 – 3.30pm.
Cost: Vintage Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage Blanc, wines and cocktails: $188++, Vintage Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage Rose, wines and cocktails: $138++, kids 6 – 12 $94++, kids 3 to 5: $47++.
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Mitzo Restaurant & Bar
Our Associate Editor Lindene Cleary road-tested Mitzo's family friendly dim sum brunch:
If you like to enjoy dim sum with your fancy pants on, the weekend brunch at Mitzo is the place for you. The food here is creative yet authentic, and downright delicious. Mitzo is famous for its char siew, and we can see why – cooked in a divine caramelised sugar so it almost resembles a crispy toffee, it's sweet, tender, and oh-so more-ish. The char siew pau is a sight to behold in its gorgeous gold-flecked, black-bunned pillowy form, and the escargot cheese puff is just good, cheesy fun. Accompanied by excellent cocktails or free flow Veuve Clicquot, this is one darn fine way to spend a weekend meal. But where do the kids go? Right next to you, of course, in the spacious kids' play room! The room has easy access from the main dining room so you can keep one eye on your pau and one on your little peeps.
Where: Mitzo Weekend Brunch, Level 4, Grand Park Orchard, 270 Orchard Road, Singapore, 238857; www.mitzo.sg
When: Sat, Sun, and p/h 11.30am – 2.30pm.
Cost: Artisanal cocktails, Veuve Clicquot Champagne, wines, and beers $128++, $68++ no booze, kids 6-12 50% off and kids under six free.
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La Barca is the sort of place you can enjoy authentic, organic Italian cuisine AND have your kids happily entertained for hours! This joint ticks all the boxes making it not only a kiddie haven, but also a parent's happy place. Think bouncy castle, trampoline, playroom filled with toys, and educational cartoons on the TV. And, the best bit? On weekends they really up-the-ante with a water slide (and complimentary towels to dry off tiny diners!). Get. Us. There. Now.
Where: La Barca Ristorante, 90 Goodman Road, #01-21 Block C, Goodman Arts Centre, Singapore 439053; www.labarca-sg.com
When: Sat-Sun 11am – 3pm.
Cost: Free flow prosecco and food $45++.
Al Forno
Italians believe that the kitchen is the heart of the home, and at trad Italian resto Al Forno, you'll have the chance to experience authentic, honest soul food for yourself. The buffet nosh at this family-run bistro is so rustic and fresh and that parents-in-the-know flock here with the kiddos on Sunday for the impressive spread that kiddos can get stuck into too. The menu changes every week (check Al Forno's website for the latest brunch menu) but always has a top quality range of cheeses, cold meats, grilled veggies, pizzas, pastas and seafood. The desserts alone have us going back at least once a month (homemade tiramisu anyone?). And from just $40++, it's one brunch that will fill tummies without emptying your wallet. Book ahead!
Where: Al Forno, 400 East Coast Road, Singapore 428996; www.alfornoeastcoast.sg
When: Sun 12 – 3pm.
Cost: From $40++.
Brussels Sprouts
Brussels Sprouts is always a fave go-to for its succulent Belgian mussels in broth and crispy frites. Now you can add it to your Sunday brunch repertoire, as between 11.30am and 2pm you can enjoy free-flow mussels, clams, fries, sharing platters, starters and desserts. Wash it down with Hoegaarden and Stella beer and wine (with a couple of cheeky Mojitos for good measure). And if you somehow find yourself still in residence by 5pm (us? never!), the kids can fill up all over again for FREE! It really is not such a silly proposition as the kids will bust outside to play on the equipment leaving you to linger a little longer over your giant sized beer.
Where: 80 Mohamed Sultan Road, #01-12 The Pier @ Robertson, Singapore 239013; www.brusselssprouts.com.sg
When: Sun 11.30am – 2pm.
Cost: Hoegaarden White, Hoegaarden Rosée, Stella Artois, Mojito, house pour wines, soft drinks and juices $88++ per pax.


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Revised to read: Open science best, FOIA for data sadly needed at times, political requests for personal emails abhorrent and not to be tolerated.
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FOIA is grossly inappropriate. Scientists are not government functionaries and have no power except over their students and staff.
- February 3, 2016 at 6:48 AM
- Tom said...
FOIA serves a variety of purposes and of course can be abused. However, large institutions may serve as an impediment to the sharing of resources that should be accessible to outsiders. The legitimate use of FOIA has uncovered real problems with research that would otherwise have gone, well, not unremarked as someone had to have suspected a problem or they wouldn't have filed a FOIA request, but unresolved.
- February 3, 2016 at 5:24 PM
- Michael Tobis said...
I don't know of any unambiguous examples of that, and even if I did, I insist that it's the wrong tool for the job.
- February 3, 2016 at 6:01 PM
- Tom said...
What's a better one?
- February 4, 2016 at 9:41 AM