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UPLAND — Hamilton Brewart Insurance Agency was a a part of the city's business community for more than three decades, but the firm is now being sued for fraud and has been purchased in part by another insurance company.
The West Covina-based Universal Bank, which has sued the Upland company after helping to finance its insurance sales, has accused Hamilton Brewart Insurance Agency's leaders of requesting more than $6 million worth of bogus loans.
The bank's lawsuit goes as far as to allege Derek Brewart, son of agency founder Hamilton Brewart, confessed to fraud during a series of meetings that took place at different Starbucks coffee houses in the San Gabriel Valley.
Derek Brewart's legal defense team, however, has filed a response denying all of Universal Bank's allegations. The defense's side of the story is that the younger Brewart inherited a catastrophic situation after the recent death of his father and spent the past several months trying to save the company.
"Derek was doing everything he could to keep this thing going," defense team spokesman Steve Lambert. "He self-reported to the insurance commissioner. He went to the bank."
The state Department of Insurance declined to comment on whether there was any investigation of the insurance agency.
Universal Bank's legal team acknowledges in its lawsuit that meetings with Derek Brewart took place following two events that took place in early May: Hamilton Brewart death and Universal Bank's initiation of a routine audit.
Since then, a Los Angeles County judge has placed Hamilton Brewart Insurance Agency in receivership, Universal Bank and another firm have filed lawsuits against the company and a Los Angeles firm has purchased part the Upland company's business portfolio while hiring six of its sales agents.
Whether Universal Bank's allegations prove true or false, there has been a sudden change in fortunes for a company that has been part of Upland business community since 1976 and recently considered one the United States' best insurance companies.
Insurance Journal ranked the agency as the nation's 95th best privately held property and casualty insurance company in its 2010 rankings.
Hamilton Brewart employees earned their ranking by selling policies worth $90 million in 2009.
The late Hamilton Brewart had also enjoyed a positive reputation in Upland, said Mayor Ray Musser, himself an insurance professional. Brewart donated $1,000 to help the Upland Fire Department purchase Jaws of Life tools and Musser also said he admired the elder Brewart devotion to his Catholic faith and family.
"I had always respected anybody that kept those two on a high priority," Musser said.
Universal Bank's filings, however, allege there was a darker side to the agency.
The bank's complaint reports that Derek Brewart met with Armando Carlos, Universal Bank's first vice president for its asset and investigations department, and admitted the insurance agency committed fraud against the bank.
The younger Brewart blamed his father for the alleged fraud, according to Universal Bank's complaint.
"Derek said he learned about the fraud while his father was alive and tried to convince him to stop, but Hamilton refused to do so. When Mr. Carlos asked Derek which premium loans were fraudulent, Derek responded `all of them."'
That meeting took place about May 23 at a Starbucks in Alhambra. A second meeting took place about a week later at another Starbucks in Walnut. Universal Bank alleges that during this encounter, Derek Brewart "apologized for the fraud and admitted that he had been complacent in the fraudulent scheme."
A third meeting took place in June. The court filing states Derek Brewart apologized a third time and repeated a promise made at the second meeting to sell Hamilton Brewart Insurance Agency and use the proceeds to reimburse Universal Bank.
Carlos, the Universal Bank executive who met with the younger Brewart, declined to make any statements beyond what the bank and its attorneys have made in legal filings.
"The complaint speaks for itself, and there is ongoing litigation and we're not in a position to comment," Carlos said.
Derek Brewart has sought legal counsel and has been advised not to speak publicly on the allegations.
"Because Mr. Brewart is actively cooperating with the receiver and the Department of Insurance to protect the best interest of the insurance customers, he is unable to comment at this time," Lambert said.
In a Monday filing, the defense team denied Universal Bank's allegations in full. The response does not outline a counter-narrative to the bank's version of the story.
Attorney David Meyer of the Los Angeles-based firm of Arent Fox, said he could not speak to Universal Bank's specific allegations but did say the younger Brewart has attempted to save the insurance company.
"He tried to restructure the company and get the company out of financial difficulty," Meyer said.
Universal Bank claims the Brewarts took advantage of the nature of the Upland company's business relationship with the West Covina bank to commit the alleged fraud.
Hamilton Brewart Insurance Agency did business as a brokerage, selling policies for other carriers. The Upland company also obtained loans, called premium financing in the insurance industry, to help their customers buy new policies.
Those customers would make good on the loans by making premium payments that could be spread over time. The bank alleges the Brewarts took advantage of the process by requesting loans for customers who obtained financing from another source or did not need loans.
The Brewarts allegedly obtained more than 80 fraudulent loans worth more than $6 million.
Universal Bank filed its lawsuit in Pomona Superior Court on Sept. 27. A judge appointed a receiver to take control of Hamilton Brewart Insurance Agency on Oct. 17.
Los Angeles-based Grosslight Insurance is the company that acquired a significant share of Hamilton Brewart Insurance Agency's business portfolio. Grosslight Insurance founder Gil Grosslight pledged in a telephone interview that he could protect the Upland firm's customers.
"If the customer is my customer, I can guarantee that they're not going to get hurt," Grosslight said.
Universal Bank is not the only company thus far to sue Hamilton Brewart Insurance Agency.
The Upland firm's own insurance provider, Endurance American Specialty Insurance Co., has filed a U.S. District Court case in California's Central District.
Endurance American's case seeks a judge's confirmation of its decision to cancel its professional liability coverage of the agency. Endurance American's filing relies on Universal Bank's allegations as evidence the Upland company failed to provide required information.
Endurance American declined to provide comment.
El Monte-based Nijjar Realty Inc, doing business as Pama Management Co., was a client of Hamilton Brewart and is awaiting the outcome of the lawsuit.
"Once it gets into the court system in a couple months nothing gets resolved," said Evert Miller, chief financial officer for Nijjar Realty Inc.
The firm was not directly affected by Brewart Insurance Agency's alleged fraud, but they are in the process hiring a new broker agency.
"We were a client of Hamilton Brewart like many and so everybody got affected by it in different ways," he said.
Reach Andrew via email, call him at 909-386-3872, or find him on Twitter @InlandBizz.
Reach Sandra via email, call her at 909-483-8555, or find her on Twitter @UplandNow.


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Friday, 26 September 2008
Friday Blues
Okay maybe I am being a bit of aman complaining about a little cold, but to be honest it's not the cold that's getting to me. I'm just tired. I'm working too much. I need to do it and I want to do it. I enjoy the job I have now and I believe in it. But I am hoping that the long hours are only short term.
It feels too long since I've had a serious break, a chance to recharge.
I know things just went this way. My wife lost her job and so the summer holiday had to be cancelled. Plain and simple - happens to a lot of people.
So I worked long hours in the last weeks at my previous job - including weekends to make some extra money. And then I cashed in my holiday days remaining to help the family finances. End result by year's end I will have worked more weekend days than I've taken weekday holidays. Scary and a tad depressing.
At least there is some rugby on the TV as I type. Not the best game but one of the teams is Leicester - the team I support.
I guess I will feel better tomorrow. Sleep does wonders.
Tuesday, 23 September 2008
Thank you Desmond Carrington (I Never Thought I'd Say That)
Today though I did by mistake. I left work late (go live - different story) and switch on the radio. I listen to BBC Radio 4 a great deal. When I left work today I was listening to Front Row - the station's nightly culture show. Well I was briefly, as I switch on it finished and it was about to go into the nightly serial. That didn't sound interesting so I switched to Radio 2 wondering if tonight was the night they have a Blues show - that's usually quite good.
It wasn't - I missed that by a day. It's on Mondays. However when I clicked over I heard some very pleasing Irish folk music with female vocals. I'm a long time Clannad and Maddy Prior fan so it instanly appealed. What he was playing was a song by American folkies Cherish the Ladies. Well I got home, logged on and found a few samples of their music - just to check whether this one track was the aberation and most of their music wouldn't interest me.
That wasn't the case. Every single song sounded good and after listening to samples of maybe four or five I have placed my order. Chose three including a Christmas CD - we like having a new Christmas CD each year so it seemed appropriate.
They should be turning up in about a week or so - looking forward to that.
Of course this doesn't mean I am going to stop listening to Metallica or Dream Theater - or the Rush that is playing as I type. But it will give me a pleasant change from time to time. And it will be one the whole family might enjoy.
Sunday, 21 September 2008
Lincolnshire Plum Bread
Fortunately though just around the corner from where the oil shop used to be is a deli, one that sells some of the most wonderful things - cheeses, pastes, oils, james, meats (the in-laws are carnivorous after all) and breads. And oh, the breads. Wow! Lincolnshire Plum Bread is absolutely heavenly. If you ever in that part of the world try to find some. You won't regret it.
What's the point of blogs?
(As a side thought I never overly get conspiracies. Not that I don't believe that conspiracies never happen, just the at the popular ones seem unbelievable to me - Marilyn Monroe, President Kennedy, Diana, Princess of Wales, the "fake" moon landings and Roswell. I just can't fathom them. There are times when the obvious reason to me is the right one. Just because you don't like the official version of things don't mean they are wrong. I digess anyway - back to blogs.)
Others use blogs to highlight their point of view. And they are becoming increasingly listened to.
I mean the US political parties are allowing some bloggers access to their candidates during this election campaign. This new media is becoming very important.
So should I do something like this with mine? Should I use it as a platform. I have beliefs -and no I am not talking religious beliefs here, I think I will keep this kind of belief out of this post and this blog (at least for now). I have political views and principals. I vote. I listen to the politicians. I have things and ideas that are important to me. I've even mentioned some of them on this blog - packaging comes to mind.
But is this my intention here? Well no, not really. I guess I might from time to time rant and rave about some things that seem important. I've been a bit of a greenie for years - I've recycled since long before it became trendy (not looking for kudos points here, just explaining who I am). I don't like buying food that has racked up large numbers of miles before finding its way into my shopping trolley. I am a vegetarian. I am teetotal. I am a dedicated reader and would like to see more people read but I am not going to try to force my views on anyone.
I am also as contradictory as anyone else. I find my environmental bias doesn't prevent my holidaying in Italy (and yes I fly there). It does give me feelings of guilt but I love Italy so much and it relaxes me so greatly this wins over my guilt. Sitting in a boat slowly making it's way along Venice's Grand Canal is so marvellous, so miraculous I need to experience it time and time again. I hope I never bore of it.
So I find I can't overly sermonise on these matters - although I will tell you and everyone else I meet that you should avoid buying things that are unnecessarily overpackaged. I might mention it's a good idea to sort your waste and re-use or recycle as much as is possible - cut down the amount that goes into landfill as well as the obvious energy/resource savings of the recycling of glass, metals, plastics etc. I might even mention the need to improve the lives of those born in less rich countries than mine.
But I realise to make this blog a soapbox without mentioning my own failings would be very hypocritical. So I won't, at least not exclusively. And when I do I promise to be completely p[en and honest. But for the most part I will just type whatever comes into my head - comments on music, books, films, TV shows, events and more. Basically whatever I feel like. And if anyone ever reads it well they are likely to find this a completely disorganise mess. It might be madness but it is my own personal madness. And I like it.
Age Darkens
But one thing I have noticed recently is that my tastes have edged darker and heavier. In many ways they've gone back to the type of things I used to watch and listen to when I was a kid. Musically my favourite bands at the moment are Metallica, Rush, Iron Maiden and Dream Theater. I still like The Who, Yes, Pink Floyd, Suzanne Vega and the like. It's just I prefer something a little heavier these days. When I feel like some music I'm more likely to put on Nick Cave, Disturbed or Stonesour than REM or U2.
My reading tastes have darkened too - I'm reading horror as the norm, rather than sf. I'm watching horror films and crime and horror TV shows like Dexter and Bones and my old faves Stargate, Star Trek and others are notably absent from my viewing.
Life's odd. It throws curveballs at you. I'm enjoying these recent ones. Hell, I'm actually enjoying life.
Wednesday, 10 September 2008
Bernard Hamandcheesetoastie
They are all good. I need to get them all reviewed. It's just my mind's been out of sorts. When I finally came to the conclusion I had to leave my last job it was a jolt. It threw me off balance. When I received the job offer (from my now employer) I bucked up a little. I began writing again - polishing off a couple more comic horror tales (which have gone the way of the others and are unsold) and some reviews - one of which has just sold to nossa morte, yahey - an article on Witchhunting -which is still being considered, promising though as the editor has told me he liked it. It's just he's not sure whether he wants to include any non-fiction in his mag. His call. I'll wait, I am a patient man.
It was the move that launched the latest schism in my head. I had been at my last employer for nine and half years. For most of that time I liked it there. I never really wanted to leave but events went in a direction I didn't want so...
There's been a little bit of guilt. Add to that an edginess, a desire to impress that I suppose is natural in the first weeks of a new job. End result my writing muscles are cramped. I half start things, re-read them, delete all and close the file. Repeat this endlessly and you have another wasted night.
So I decided to leave it. Wait, concentrate on the day job - after all it pays the mortgage and buys me nice things (mainly books). And this is the mindset I find myself in, sitting here at my desk, on a reasonably comfortable chair typing, listening to Paul Weller's album 22 Dreams, and relaxing.
I may not have typed a single word of review, of non-fiction, poetry or fiction. But I am happy. I think everything is good. And the CERN project hasn't got us yet.
There's always time.
Tuesday, 9 September 2008
Happy-slapping Eeyore
It has lead to odd conversations. We have them at times - most often when we are driving and just passing the time. So we have a new medium for them - the nightly telephone calls.
Tonight's conversation lead to one of the bizarrest concepts yet - hence the title. And all because of the need to buy a coffee cup. Her new employer has a coffe machine - nothing unusual so far. It dispenses plastic cups and my wife prefers real mugs and cups. So a quick visit to a supermarket and (apparantly - I wasn't there) the choice was between two - Tigger and Eeyore.
It came down to one thing - the fact that my wife always found Eeyore to be annoying and in need of a (metaphorical) slap - pretty much a wake-up call, "come on get real". And onto happy-slapping Eeyore. It's a bizarre world.
Sunday, 7 September 2008
100 Things to Do Before You Die
And for the record - I've not done any of them - although I have been in Venice whilst the Biennale was on - but we didn't go anywhere near it as we wanted to see the town itself.
And we've not been there during the Carnivale either.
Detached from Reality
I've never been a fan of football (soccer to any Americans reading this). When it comes to sports I like rugby and cricket - and I will admit American Football. But for some reason soccer never got me. When I was a kid I never minded it all that much - although any attraction I had for it melted away as my childhood ended.
But in recent years I've grown in despair more and more about it as a sport. And the reason for this is nothing to do with it as a sport. It's the fact that football seems to have become a glamour sport. From the outside it gives the appearance of being more about hairdos, tattoos and image. Oh, and money.
And today I saw something that appalled me - and before anyone criticises what I am about to type I realise that the following is just a rumour. The BBC website is reporting that Manchester City's new owner will make an offer for their neighbour Manchester United's star player Cristiano Ronaldo said to be in the region of GBP 135 MILLION.
This is obscene in my opinion. Even if it is not true it is the fact that people are talking about this kind of sum as a transfer fee that makes it obscene. Never mind any mention of the number of people in countries around the world who are starving, have inadequate health care, no access to clean, safe water etc etc etc. In the UK there are thousands, if not millions, of people who are struggling in these days of high fuel and food prices, so the talk of paying over one hundred million pounds for a single player devalues the whole sport (for me).
Now I am not saying soccer is alone in this. Cricket is starting to see a massive influx of money. The Indian Permier League offers players hundreds of thousands of pounds for a few short weeks of work. And this autumn sees the Stanford matches in the Carribean with a ten million dollar winner takes all set up. I can see the sense in the argument that top players must be rewarded for what they do. I get it that sportsmen's careers being short and that they need to make a lifetime's worth of money. But top footballer can earn five, six or seven times the average UK yearly salary in a single week. And this is before any consideration of sponsorship deals - or publishing deals.
And it's not just sport that worries me with money. Art is another area. I like art - I have a large collection of books on art. I like the Old Masters, I like Impressionism, the Surrealists, Modern Art etc etc. However every time another painting goes up for auction I grimace. When the headlines hit saying tens of millions have been paid for a Monet, a Turner, a Jackson Pollack, Klimt, Picasso, Rubens etc.
It just seems mad.
Good Food - in Derby
Being a family full of avid foodies (or greedy types if you want us to be honest) this was something we simply had to indulge in. And the reason is simple. When it comes to it our European friends do the basics of food so much better than the English. That and there is not quite the culture of fast food over on mainland Europe. I've seen Burger joints in France and Italy but they don't seem to be as much in the mainstream of culture as in the UK.
I'm not saying saying that the English cannot produce great food, quite the opposite. The best of English food can be up there with the best in the world. The problem is that it is not all that good if you are a vegetarian (and I am).
However if you talk Mediterranean food then there is so much stuff available. Every time we head over to Italy we find so much regular food that we can eat. We're not talking of a made up meat-replacement meal - the reason we usually choose an Italian or Chinese restaurant when we go for a meal in England.
All of our favourite tastes and ingredients are European - Olive Oil, Pesto, Balsamic and so on. So stall after stall selling wonderful ingredients, pastries, olives, breads, jams etc was an idea of heaven. We raided every French or Italian stall they had - a given really with our tastes.
But the real joys for us were two stalls from other countries. The first of these was a Greek stall from where we bought a pesto bread and a number of Spanakopita - savoury tarts made with filo pastry. Together with some olives, feta cheese, cheese stuffed sweet peppers (which were simply heavenly) it made the four of us very very happy - wonderful. My mouth is watering just thinking about them.
The second of the best stalls was a Portuguese stall selling cured meats (we bought one for my wife's parents - they are carnivores but we don't hold it against them), wonderful strong cheeses and jams. Now I am not a big fan of jams. I rarely eat them. But when I do I like good jams and the description of these was irresistable. 60% fruit and half the added sugar of a UK jam. That sounded good. Add to that the flavours were different, no blackcurrant or raspberry here. I chose two pots Pumpkin and Gourd.
Well I've tried one of them now - I had some of the Pumpkin jam on toast for breakfast this morning. And wow! These jams are superb. And from the looks and oohing of my in-laws at lunch today when they were trying the Portuguese cured ham I guess there is a new country to add to the list of food-heavens. France, Italy, Greece and Portugal. All I can say is wow.
And all I can say is we are now more determined that ever to buy good food, proper food.And I will be keeping an eye out for similar markets in the future.
We collectively made a decision yesterday. Even given these difficult times when food prices are increasingly almost daily we are not going to economise, not going to scrimp at the expense of quality. Okay it might mean we have to make economies elsewhere but food is one we are determined these economies will never, ever again happen.
Thursday, 4 September 2008
One last though - Black Sheep
It combines a bit of moralising (against genetic engineering in farming and various environmental issues) with a boy-comes-home tale, totally wonderful scenery, a love story and the most ridiculous horror imaginable. Great stuff - well worth a laugh.
Underneath it all
I consider myself a cultured fellow.
So why is it then that I have just watched, and thoroughly enjooyed, bull-riding on the TV. What gets me especially is that, on top of everything mentioned above, I'm English. I've never been to Texas (I know, I am implying this is a purely Texan sport - let me off on this one, I'm on a rant).
So bull-riding, hmmh! I might pretend to being all high-brow and superior (remember ranting, I'm honestly not too bad - I hope not anyway) I guess I am just like many people - low-brow works. Give me a man being trampled by a bull, sports accidents, outtake shows etc and I'm a sucker for them.
In my defence though I don't think I could ever be a regular viewer of any of these shows. I'd get restless, and want to do something else. I get this way in front of TV even if it is one of my favourite shows anyway. I'm not one for vegging all night in front of the box. I like reading too much.
Talking off which I'm going to head off and finish that Kevin Anderson book. It's getting near it's conclusion - after seven thick volumes. I need to know how it's all going to end...
Wednesday, 3 September 2008
Wonderful pedantry
It's a debate I have with myself from time to time - mostly when it concerns the English Language. I make mistakes in it, but I try not to do so. I know which is the correct version of its/it's to use. I know their vs. they're vs. there. I can differentiate between two, to and too.
I also have dislikes apart from simple misspellings (and I am not talking typos here - this editor doesn't spell check so some may get passed me).
My main bugbear is "try and". To me that suggests you are going to try AND you are going to do it. Surely it should be "try to". I am going to "try to" write grammatically correct English. Second in my pet-hates list comes "should of". I know it sounds like that but it's quite simply wrong. "Should have", "could have" - it's not difficult.
So tonight when a friend emails me a link to a page on the BBC website with twenty examples of grammar it brought a smile to my face. She obviously knows me well.
Here's the link...
Tuesday, 2 September 2008
And talking of music
Well Tefkin is also a musician. Or rather these days she is mainly a musician -I don't think she has acted in years. And I have a copy of her CD Shocked and Devastated. I love it, reminds me a lot of The Throwing Muses - another of those bands I liked back in the 1908s. S+D sounds a little out of its time when you consider it was released in 2000.
To me elements of it sound like 1960s early psychedelia era stuff, all jangly and upbeat. But more than this it sounds like the US-Indie stuff of the 1980s - hence the Throwing Muses reference.
All the same I think it's great and I wish she would release a second album.
Que Te Quiero
I have always been a passionate fan of music - and not afraid to pick my tastes purely on the grounds that I like things. In fact I will always consider any person's musical taste to be equally valid compared to mine. That is, if they have a defined musical taste and don't just sheepishly follow a trend. I accept some people like the current club-scene dance music stuff. I don't but if they have a passion then that's all to the good. It's not having musical taste that I don't get.
Mine results in a core set of likes (NWOBHM, Prog-Metal, Prog-Rock, Folk, some rock - Springsteen end, etc) but it does mean I have odd bits thrown in to the mix.
Most of this comes from my formative years being at the very end of the 1970s and the first half of the 1980s. As a result I quite like some bits of 1980s pop. I like Ultravox, The Jam, The Style Council, U2, Simple Minds, Suzanne Vega etc. Nothing to gain me odd looks at all. But there are also odd ones that just stuck in my mind and I just like, no apologies given.
Amongst these less "honourable" choices would be T'Pau's China in Your Hand and Nik Kershaw's Wouldn't It Be Good. Now I see no reason why I shouldn't like these songs. They are good and they make me smile. I'm not looking for approval, I'm not treating this page as a confessional. There's no bearing of guilty secrets in the hope my shame will "cure" me of such dodgy musical taste. I like these songs and I intend to continue liking them.
So recently when I was spending my way through the Amazon voucher my, now ex-, colleagues bought me as a leaving present from my last job, I had a few pounds at the end of it and added in a Katrina and the Waves greatest hits. It was only about 3 quid so I figured what the hell. I didn't have a copy of Walking on Sunshine and I felt I might need a new brand of cheer-up.
The CD arrived and I played the desired track. It had the effect I wanted. My foot started to tap. I smiled. So I thought I'd try some more of the collection out. I knew Do You Want Crying - a good 1980s style pop-rock bombast. Good, more than one track I like on the CD. Going Down to Liverpool made it three. So CD worthwhile.
Then I played a song I didn't know called Que Te Quiero - and it has just stuck with me. I think it's great. Good funm great catchy sing-a-long chorus, upbeat - makes me happy. Okay it's your typical love song, but it's a feelgood thing. I need these in my life.
I can't listen to King Crimson and Tom Waits all night after all - I would go mad. But it's the fact that the song was recorded 23 years ago and I completely missed it. I really should've bought the Katrina and the Waves album back then - I would have been able to have many, many repeated listens, each producing a smile, over the years.
Then again I would not have had my recent wonderful revelationary moment. Perhaps it's just as well I didn't buy it in 1985.
Monday, 1 September 2008
One of those books
This is where I am now. Although I would say the book is superb, there is more of the right timing about it than it being in the list of ultimates.
Anyway, enough procrastinating, the book in question is Kevin J. Anderson's The Ashes of Worlds.
This series started six years ago with Hidden Empire and right from the get-go I was completely and utterly hooked. It's odd in one respect. My normal tastes are for single volume short novels or preferably novellas. (And yes I realise Frank Herbert's Dune is not particularly short at 600+ pages and Asimov's Foundation Trilogy is, well, a trilogy.)
But Anderson's series just got me. It is epic in scale beyond anything I have ever read (even including Dune and Foundation). There are at least eight different races all in various states of war with each other (and often themselves) all at the same time. And action takes place all over the galaxy. It's difficult to sum up (which I will prove when I try to review this seventh and final volume).
But it is superb. And I will miss it when there are no more tales in the series left (in about 200 pages).
It's Groundhog Day...Again!
The first type comprise the action films, the science fiction and horror films - the ones everyone would expect from me - Highlander, Terminator, Die Hard, Scream, Starship Troopers, Robocop, Star Treks and so on.
The second type seems to surprise a lot of people when they find out. I like sentimental and feelgood movies - It's a Wonderful Life, Love Actually, The Fabulous Baker Boys and Fried Green Tomatoes being typical examples.
But above all other films there is one I can watch over and over, and you could say it spans both areas. The film is Groundhog Day. It is simply wonderful, and always guaranteed to make me smile.
And yes I am watching it again right now!!!!

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Celebrating trailblazing women in digital journalism.
I was writing a She-logy piece for my list of inspiring women in digital journalism, when I encountered an article about women in this field. I was in the process of featuring the article, when I realized that the writer unintentionally has written a She-logy for me. So I create this post to singularly feature her article and three (there were many others) of the amazing women she mentioned. A recommended reading.
Women were digital media pioneers, but there's still a gender gap there.
This article by Meg Heckman in Columbia Journalist Review presented pioneering women in the world of digital journalism startup, including:
- Michelle Johnson at Boston.com,
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Justin Wilson had a bad break in the #9 CDW/RuSPORT car, literally and figuratively, today during his first day of on-track activities at Circuit Zolder, in Belgium.
It was a rough start to the weekend as Dan Clarke caused a four-car incident, which involved the RuSPORT driver. Just as Wilson was taking the opportunity to get around the slow-moving Heylen, Clarke tried to make a move on the #9 CDW car. Clarke's left rear wheel made heavy contact with Wilson's right front, causing severe damage to the #9 CDW car. And that was not the end of it for the Englishman, who was then hit from behind by Paul Tracy when he locked up his brakes trying to avoid Wilson.
"Jan was taking it slowly, and had moved over for me to get passed him," commented Wilson on the incident. "However, Dan must have come off the previous turn about 50 mph faster then anyone else. By the time I was checking my mirrors, he was beside me and hit me. I can't believe it. It was an installation lap on a new circuit, I just don't know what he was doing; it was not the time to pull a move like that."
After sitting out for the entire morning session as his #9 CDW crew worked hard to prepare a car for him to run this afternoon, he was more then ready to get back out there.
His determination was demonstrated early on in the afternoon session, as he posted the fourth quickest time during the 15-minute practice session of provisional qualifying. He headed out for his first qualifying run on the Bridgestone Potenza Black tires, and set a time of 1:15.862. He sat P4 on his final lap of his first stint, when the engine shut off and stalled him on track, causing a Red Flag. He lost his fastest lap time as a penalty for bringing out a red flag. He got back into the pits, put on a new set of the black tires, and headed back out with just under five minutes to go. He had a few close calls at recording a faster time, but was held up on the track which ultimately prevented him from recording a fast enough time to be happy with his result overall. On his last lap of the day, he recorded a time of 1:15.041 (119.551 mph/192.398 kmh) which put him eleventh on the provisional grid for Sunday's Belgian Champ Car Grand Prix.
"We definitely did not have a good start today here at Zolder," said Wilson after a disappointing day. "It is a shame; I did not have the chance to get to know the track this morning in the #9 CDW/RuSPORT car after the incident, which took me out on my first lap. That also caused my crew to have a lot of work to do, but they did a great job on being able to get me a car that I could run this afternoon. Then, just as we headed out for our first run this afternoon during provisional qualifying, a red flag came out. I knew it was just going to be one of those days. We did the best we could, but we just weren't able to get it done today. We will try again tomorrow and hope for a better day on track."
Wilson and the #9 CDW RuSPORT team will be back at it tomorrow morning with another practice session with the final round of qualifying scheduled to take place at 2:30 p.m. CET (8:30 a.m. ET). Round 11 of the 2007 Champ Car World Series in Zolder, Belgium will take place on Sunday, August 26.
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Pete Johnson travels globally working with nonprofits and NGOs, photographing different cultures and subjects as he travels and works on humanitarian projects. In his latest project, A to Z, Pete's collected some of his most powerful images and designating them to a corresponding letter. The resulting alphabet pairs graphic design with photography to create some truly dynamic images.
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Our #resistance postcards post last month BLEW UP, so we're doing a second round! You all downloaded and printed and shared and made my heart so full. Even more creators reached out afterwards asking to be part of any future projects and that's where we are now, with 17 more postcards for you to mail out. I'll continue to share new designs as long as artists and designers want to keep creating them, so if that's you let me know!
Each download has two postcard fronts per letter-sized page, you can download the universal postcard back here. It goes without saying that these are for personal use only, each artist and designer retains the copyright to their work.
Brandi Marie Little – download here
I believe in resistance through a reclamation of the feminine. There is power in women's work, a woman's intuition, childbearing, mothering, moon cycles. We are far from the weaker sex and the world needs our voices.
I wanted to explore the concept of resisting not just in thoughts and words but also in our physical actions – so many of us have marched lately and used our bodies and movements as a form of resistance. I love the power and community created in that way! For this artwork, I wanted to incorporate not just a visual language, but a physical one, so I chose to spell out "resist" using American Sign Language – a form of communication based on physical action.
I often need a reminder to think bigger, plan long term goals. 'Go bigger' is about being brave, taking risks, and taking up space. This piece was inspired by the incredible artist and human Katie Armstrong.
Anne Smith – download here
I spent the majority of my young life watching my parents fight for what was fair. From leading strikes out of factories in the south with unfair working conditions, to standing up the KKK when they came after their friends. Resistance and justice run deep in my veins. Forever the squeaky wheel for those who feel they have no power, I am proud to be a pain in the ass for a system that is stacked against the poor, the abused and neglected. I will remain that way until the day I die.
Annabel Inganni – download here
Ongoing, constant mindful resistance. We the people, made up of every kind, are powerful when united.
Lindsay Goldner – download here
This quote is a line from Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton. I fell in love with Hamilton over a year ago, but I've discovered a new love for it in light of what's happened in our country politically. This lyric is a good reminder to me that resistance is something that has to be cultivated and fanned like a fire.
Of Note Stationers – download here
We are deeply grateful to the Women's March for inspiring our nation to get writing. On January 23rd, they released their first action of writing "a postcard to your Senators about what matters most to you." The first 10 days are over, but let's keep stuffing mailboxes.
We designed this postcard (1 of 8 in the series) as both a rebuttal to President Trump's campaign slogan and as a way to preserve the Women's March chant of "Love, not hate, makes America great." The design was inspired by our love of old book covers and is our offering and encouragement to keep writing. Write to your senators, your mayor, your governor, your town police, community organizers, local lawyers, friends in need of a little encouragement, etc.
The time is now to make your voice heard.
Having spent over 500 hours in a natural history museum making artwork about the science of our interdependence with nature, few things about politics frighten me more than the prospective damage that can be done to our already strained environment by policies passed by our elected officials. We won't get a second chance at this, so let's speak up like it matters.
As always, women – particularly women of color – are getting together to fix some bullshit, call out inequality, and hold those in power accountable for their actions. Thank you to everyone who's shouting out for human rights for all, regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, or anything else. WOMEN! WOMEN! WOMEN!
Laurie Smithwick – download here
Empathy. That's what is missing. The fact that anyone would argue against this most basic of statements shows how unwilling we are to walk in someone else's shoes. The fact that anyone would perceive this statement as a threat (as though it said "ONLY black lives matter") shows how privileged we are. That everyone wouldn't just understand that it's actually saying "black lives matter, TOO" shows how unwilling we are to listen. There are so many things to be angry and frustrated about with our new President, but to me, "Black Lives Matter" is the archetypal rally cry. Until we embrace this fundamental truth about our fellow Americans, we will be, at best, a nation divided, at worst, a nation that espouses hate and discrimination as guiding principles.
In the aftermath of this election, I, along with so many others, have been suffering from "all the feels" as the kids say these days. I've found glimmers of post-election hope from the massive marches, the protests, and by taking whatever small steps I can to help make some sort of difference. I think this quote from Hillary is a perfect aspiration for us right now: "Let persistence plus resistance equal progress…" Our officials were elected to represent us – let's remind them of that fact!
Miya Hirabayashi – download here
In science truth, in art honor." This is a reminder that art and science are indispensable, for what they bring to our lives, and for what they bring to our society. To defend them is patriotic.
Caroline Cohenour – download here
I tried going full theme, painting in red, white and blue, including words reflecting my love of our American history and texts. But ultimately I felt hemmed-in and too on-the-nose, which seemed in contrast to the idea of speaking freely and being creative. I ended up instead going full ME: all color, some pink, a touch of neon, but not too much. And I stuck to one term which kept repeating in my head like a chant as I painted: "out loud" instead of cluttering what is ultimately your postcard with a bunch of my words. If each of us take the time to amplify our best and most authentic voices to the world and to our government, then we have a real chance to affect change, whatever our politics.
Megan Dusenberry – download here
Be the resistance even when everything is crazy and hectic.
My inspiration for this design is two-fold: First, I have been extremely troubled by how so many people (both politicians and everyday citizens) are normalizing or turning a blind eye to Trump's actions (and in the case of politicians, favoring party line over human decency). Ever since the election – at each horrid turn – I keep thinking: How can these people look themselves in the mirror? How will they explain to the next generation that they played a role in this period of history? This song title by Lin-Manuel Miranda encapsulates how I feel about everyone who is not resisting. Second, the United States feels painfully fragmented, yet I refuse to lose hope that we will find ways to connect and find common ground. It was actually pretty therapeutic to create this design – to intersect and lock together the fragments as I moved from one side of the country to the other.
Natalie Shahmiri – download here
Resistance is the strongest when it comes from a place of love, compassion, and support. Volunteer in your community, donate to organizations that protect human rights, and make your voice heard by your representatives. As Mahatma Gandhi once said, "Action expresses priorities." Every positive action you take is a step forward, and that's all that matters.Posted In cards, create, downloads, graphics, illustration, mixed media, painting, paper goods, series
Aditi Kapur's The Theory of Colours concept was inspired by the unlikely combination of her 10-month-old niece and Drake's Hotline Bling video. The vivid, rich colors had her rapt and it got Aditi wanting to create something interactive, combining color theory and gel films.
"The Theory Of Colours is the interaction between geometric artworks and gel papers, producing fascinating results with colours that are as much fun as they are a learning experience for kids and adults alike. The process of using different combinations of gel papers with the artwork to arrive at a visual answer makes the prospect especially exciting for kids, owing to how naturally inquisitive they are."
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a certain kind of magic by LouiJover Art
Coffee, Coffee, and More Coffee by Hannah Rose Creative
Geometric Screen Print by Amelia Presents
Newt Scamander by Ink Creatives
Play 1 Screen Print by Present & Correct
Path of Peace Persistence by Nick Nelson for DENY
Zodiac Constellations by The AestatePosted In create, graphics, illustration, mixed media, paper goods, prints
LET'S TAKE THIS ONE STEP FURTHER. After our hugely successful post full of printable #resistance postcards some of you reached out about the possibility of selling my design as a t-shirt. My gears immediately started turning, because why hadn't I thought of that??
I submitted my design to Cotton Bureau (a favorite business right here in Pittsburgh) and as of today you have two weeks to purchase it on their site! The shirt is being offered in white, maroon, and vintage black in both men's and women's sizes for you to rock on your hot little bods. (Note: None of the shirts are pre-washed, but should only shrink *maybe* half an inch if washed in cold water.)
Half of all proceeds are headed straight to the ACLU! So buy it, wear it, and stand up for what you believe in.
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What better day to fight back than President's Day? (Trick question, every day.)
I haven't talked politics here because I haven't had the words. If you follow Design Crush on any social media platforms you likely have a very good idea of my beliefs and thoughts on the current administration, it's just been easier to put my thoughts and emotions into 140 character bursts than a post. It's taken me over three months to get to this point and even now I feel fragmented. I was with her, I was emotionally and mentally devastated, I was sick to my stomach. I marched, I called, I wrote letters. And I needed my first ever political post here to be proactive, not just all of the above angst.
Last weekend I had a germ of an idea and acted on it, thirty minutes later I had emailed a few dozen artist and designer friends asking for their help. I wanted to create a post – this post – full of inspiring art in postcard form that you could download for free, print out at home (or wherever), and mail to every political representative you want to get in touch with. I can't thank these friends of mine enough for making time in their already busy schedules to stand up for their beliefs and contribute to a project that I hope will be spread far and wide.
Each download has two postcard fronts per letter-sized page, you can download the universal postcard back here. It goes without saying that these are for personal use only, each artist and designer retains the copyright to their work.
'Persistent' is part of a series of artworks that illustrator Lisa Congdon is making in response to the new administration and posting on her Instagram feed. She has been struck by the perseverance, not only of Rep. Elizabeth Warren, but also by other women – both women in power and regular women who are resisting the new administration with fervor. Lisa was inspired by the imagery of a renaissance warrior in armor, which was the inspiration for this piece. The woman holds both a weapon and a dove, representing both the struggle and the fight for peace and inclusion.
Amy Turn Sharp – download here
It's our government. We get to resist.
I'm always drawing, it's my way of thinking and reacting to the things around me. These days I can't help but react to the insanity of the Trump administration and the GOP working hand-in-hand with him. So many outrageous things are happening daily, these are my attempts at bringing a bit of clarity to a blur of chaos.
Download additional postcard designs by Chris here.
Courtney Khail – download here
"Peace cannot be kept by force, it can only be achieved by understanding" (Albert Einstein)
I attended a magnet school for most of my childhood. The student body was comprised of all different races, economic backgrounds, and sexualities, but instead of dividing us, our differences were celebrated. We were encouraged to embrace our unique stories and share our experiences with one another in order to become more well rounded, compassionate, and informed individuals. It was our diversity that strengthened us. When I sat down to create this painting, I knew that's what I wanted to show. That despite how different each bloom is, each one is beautiful, strong, and worthy of being part of the overall bouquet. There is a lot of division is our country right now and I feel that all stems from a lack of understanding (which then breeds fear and hatred). So let's fix that – let's talk.
All of us, especially politicians, forget the simple concept of treating others like you would want to be treated.
Emily McDowell – download here
I designed this "snowflake" badge – which is also being turned into a pin as I type this! – as a response to all the folks who use it as an insult. First of all, snowflakes are beautiful, and second, when millions of snowflakes get together, you end up with an avalanche, or a blizzard, or a deadly snow tornado, so WATCH OUT, you regressive, hateful shit-gibbons. I love this on a postcard, because I picture it as part of an avalanche of mail overwhelming the White House daily.
Everyday Balloons – download here
Persist – continue firmly or obstinately in an opinion or a course of action in spite of difficulty, opposition, or failure. An important word to keep in mind as we rally together to resist and stand up for what we believe is right. While it's not an easy road, we must persist to make our voices heard.
I have been actively writing postcards to our elected officials for the last several weeks as a way to engage and speak up about policies and Executive Orders that I do not agree with and/or that I think are harmful, hateful, or detrimental to humans and our planet.
It's been a serious challenge to connect with some of our lawmakers and representatives. As constituents, our voices should be important to the elected officials who are representing us, but in many cases, this is not the situation.
From disconnected phone lines, full voicemail boxes, turned away mail, and lack of town hall meetings; it's been difficult to access some elected officials to even have the opportunity to share one's voice. In some cases, the only available way to communicate has been via fax. And yes, it is 2017.
These postcard designs reflect a general sentiment of: Please listen up: the people have something to say and we want you to hear it.
Genevieve Barbee-Turner – download here
Jaime Derringer – download here
I created this piece to represent the frustration and chaos of our political climate, but I am hopeful. #resist
My quote is taken from a speech Obama gave way back when he was campaigning before the 2008 election. It's still so relevant, especially now that so many of us feel like we've lost an adult in charge and dart our eyes around for someone. It's us, guys! I'm so proud of the resistance movement in our country and how we're all holding people accountable and standing side by side. When I was in college in the early 2000s in Seattle I went to many anti-war protests, and my friend Steve used to whisper as we took a deep breath and stepped out into the streets of oncoming traffic: "safety in numbers, safety in numbers" and I whisper that to myself a lot lately.
Even when there are blockades in the road and insufferable people running the government, it's our job as patriots to fight back. To stand up for what we believe in and what this country stands for. To persist.
Kimberly Hall for So + So – download here
We started doing these as merit badges for adults (there's a small collection up online now) and as we started putting together ideas for more we stumbled upon Kate Greenaway's book about the meanings of flowers. We just found so many that seemed like messages we want to share, and the nasturtium (for patriotism) was so perfect for the struggles so many of us are going through right now, it felt like a way to connect with others that are feeling the same way. We're really excited to get to share it even sooner than it can be ready in its embroidered form!
Leslie Fandrich – download here
Beastess does not mess around. She channels her steely lioness heart with a mighty headdress and a wild attitude. She will not be deterred and while she can be intimidating, she is also wise and loyal.
Melanie Biehle – download here
Abstract cityscapes are one of my favorite things to paint. I decided to create a city of red, white, and blue because while we're different in lots of ways, we're all Americans. I hope it reminds the recipients of this postcard that no matter how they personally feel about the message on the back, that it is being sent to them from a fellow American. WE'RE the people… all of us. And we deserve our voices to be heard.
Melissa Morris Ivone – download here
I've been looking to the Statue of Liberty as an icon for this era. She's a strong, confident woman who welcomes the persecuted into this country. She represents the greatest parts of America. The parts that seem ignored by the current administration. I know if she could, she'd pick up a sign and lead us all in an attempt to remind this country of what she stands for.
Creating these was definitely cathartic! I'm a fan of super bold color, and it felt especially suiting to pair slap-you-in-the-face hues with the bold statements I wanted the cards to make. Couldn't resist throwing in a little humor, because these days, we all need some!
Download additional postcard designs by Natalie here.
Old Sweet Song – download here
I've had to stop looking at the news and at Facebook constantly because it is so overwhelming. This terrible thing is happening! Oh wait, here's another terrible thing! And another! There's just so much to be outraged about it's hard to know where to start.
Rachael Arnold Sager – download here
The United States is SO fragmented right now. I believe there's strength in that passion – it means we care about our nation, our communities, friends, and families… but if we are going to heal from this divisiveness, we must hold our government accountable for their actions regarding the population they insist to represent. We might be fractured, but we aren't broken; and we aren't going away.
Rebecca Rothfus Harrell – download here
It's funny, when you said resistance postcard I immediately went to the WW2 resistance posters that had the sun rays on them. I did that part and assumed I'd make a cloud in the front. I tore blue paper and grey paper to look like a cloud but nothing seemed right. Then I cut an angled piece of grey paper and I thought "AH! it's an abstract cloud but also like a WALL". I am trying my best to project positivity but feeling very weighed down by reality.
Based on something called "dazzle camouflage" that the navy used to confuse and disrupt targeting systems: "Unlike other forms of camouflage, the intention of dazzle is not to conceal but to make it difficult to estimate a target's range, speed, and heading." Seemed an apropos metaphor for the movement. Keep 'em guessing!! The other intended goal was to stand out dramatically in piles and piles of US Gov't correspondence. I thought it would help these little missives get noticed. Third constraint was keeping the design B&W so the printing could be cheap/ubiquitous (though I bet it would work best on glossy stock).
Strawberryluna – download here
Good communication is always a positive. However, good communication is a two-way process. In this time of engaged citizenry and heightened awareness of the role our elected officials play in millions of Americans everyday lives, I find myself frustrated with the lack of open channels of communication to my elected officials. And I know I'm not alone. Don't give up! Keep making those calls.
In the midst of this shock and awe campaign of "governing" I feel that RESIST is my go to word to keep up my own fight against EVERYTHING that is happening. It's an umbrella term that covers not normalizing this administration and its actions, not accepting the racism and xenophobia that runs rampant, not accepting the avoidance and/or silence of our elected officials, and trying to hinder the forward march of fascism.
As I carved the art I pulled prints at various stages to track my progress and to see what was actually happening on the block. In the end I scanned a few of the proofs and then layered them to create the final digital piece.
Rebecca Atwood – download here
The past few months have left me heartbroken. I've struggled to find the words to share because there is so much emotion. I realize I am privileged to feel heartbroken like this for the first time. I like to look for the silver lining–that hopefully this time will spark more change and more love. To me, so much of this comes down to putting ourselves in the place of others and trying to see the world a bit differently. This year, more than ever, I want to spread more love. It's hard to open yourself up. To consider others needs–even if it's something as simple as opening the door for someone or smiling at them. To stop a gut reaction to snap when that response has nothing to do with the other person. Let's all try and send out more love.Posted In create, do good, downloads, graphics, illustration, living, make it, mixed media, painting, paper, round up, series
Lune Watercolor and Ink Original by Louet Folk
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T.S. Eliot Quote by Old English Co.
Orange Flower Fleurs by Sébastien Bouvier
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Vertical Cactus by Fox Hollow Design Co.Posted In create, graphics, illustration, mixed media, painting, paper goods, photography, prints, round up, series
Pinform is a startup collaborative project by Jordan Andrew Carter and Samantha Kerr whose llove of pin badges took them down the road of creating their own simple enamel designs. The two decided to create pins that are affordable and aesthetically pleasing enough to wear every day. Right now there are three modern designs to choose from, each one exploring shapes and patterns of the cosmos.
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"I remember being transformed, as a teenager, by [Elton' John's]Yellow Brick Roadrecord. I started to take an interest in choosing my own underwear. I wouldn't let my mom buy it anymore."
-- Adam
Adam: U2 EP is a Possibility
Clayton talks about future plans in U2.com member video
August 10, 2010
In addition to playing new songs during the current 2010 U2 360 tour, Adam Clayton says it's possible that U2 may put out an EP instead of a traditional album. He made the comments a few hours before last Friday's concert in Turin; the video is in the U2.com members' section. Adam talks about what the band did while Bono recovered from his back injury, and what the result of that work might be:
"We've been doing some rehearsing, but mainly we've been doing recording. That was the one thing that Bono was able to do during his recovery, so we've done quite a lot of recording. We've got quite a lot of tunes put away and we're gonna toss a few out into the show and see how they go down. If we could get, I don't know, maybe four songs into the show, it gives us a chance to get to know the songs better. It gives us a chance to evaluate how they play in front of a crowd and then you know if you're really, kind of, communicating. So you can kind of tweak them.
"We're kind of trying to break it up a bit. You know, the idea of doing another big record and going away for a long time doesn't appeal to us. But the idea of putting out tracks in the show and seeing what happens to them, maybe putting out a little EP at some point -- these are all possibilities we're thinking about."
Adam also talks about how great it is to be back on stage. But the quotes above are the most newsworthy. As always, you can keep track of U2's plans on our U2 new album page.


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This blog describes how to identify queries that cause a sudden spike in system resources as well as the user and host who executed the culprit query using the Monyog MySQL Monitor and Advisor.
How many times have you seen a system go live and perform much worse than it did in testing? There could be several reasons behind bad performance. For instance, a slow running query in MySQL can be caused by a poor database design or may be due to higher-than-normal latency in network communication. Other issues such as using too few or too many indexes may also be a factor. This blog will identify the types of poorly performing queries and outline some concrete strategies for identifying them using monitoring. Finally, some tips for improving performance will be presented.
The Effects of Misbehaving Queries
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Brandy ♥ Melville | Jada Dress - Clothing
Super soft cotton fabric dress with tiered skirt and open back with strap detailing. Adjustable straps, ruffle detailing on the hem. Pair it with our floral bandeau's and shorts to wear it as a dress, or layer it with your favorite skinnies as a top!


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Sometimes dinner is just something to eat
You can talk all you want about locally sourced ingredients, classic techniques and innovative taste combinations, but sometimes you just have to put dinner on the table. Bodies need fuel and there is likely an expectation that you are the one that will be providing it.
Recipes that are good for you and quick and easy to prepare are an essential part of any cook's repertoire. But sometimes that's not easy to find. Often if something is fast and delicious, it's not very good for you. And if it's delicious and good for you, it's usually not very fast.
But this recipe, Black Bean and Corn Stew, really fits the bill. It's delicious — in fact it's one of those that tastes much better than it reads. It has a wholesome richness that you don't expect from a recipe that basically just requires you dump the contents of a bunch of cans into a pot and stir.
It's fast, just 45 minutes to prepare and cook, and it's good for you: it serves four with just 294 calories per serving (without garnishes and accompaniments).
You can crank up this stew for company by adding some more elaborate toppings and sides, but keep it basic and it's still mighty good. You know, sometimes a meal is a celebration, a moment of soothing nostalgia, or a memory that will last you a lifetime. But usually, dinner is just something to eat, and there's nothing wrong with that.
Black Bean and Corn Stew
4 teaspoons olive oil
1 medium onion, chopped
4 garlic cloves, minced
2 teaspoons ground cumin
1 4½-ounce can chopped green chiles
2 15-ounce cans black beans, rinsed and drained
2 14½-ounce cans diced tomatoes
Salt and pepper to taste
1 10-ounce package frozen corn
In a large saucepan, heat the olive oil over medium heat. Add onion; cook until softened, 5-6 minutes. Add garlic and cumin; cook, stirring often, until fragrant, about 2 minutes more.
To the pan, add the chiles, beans, tomatoes and their juice, 2 cups water and ¾ teaspoon of salt. Bring mixture to a boil; reduce heat to medium-low and simmer, partially covered, until slightly thickened, about 20 minutes.
In a blender or food processor (or with an immersion blender), purée 2 cups of the stew. Return the purée to the pan and add the frozen corn; simmer until heated through, about 5 minutes.
Serve hot and garnish with sour cream, shredded cheddar, diced red onion, toasted pumpkin seeds or chopped chives; serve with corn bread or toasted flour tortillas.
Original recipe from a long ago issue of Martha Stewart's Everyday Food magazine.
Jill Blanchette works at night at The Day. Share comments and recipes with her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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