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Had a nice pork belly burrito (different pork option to the usual pulled pork elsewhere). Decent portion size at the usual London prices. Wasn't too busy on the evening I went so it was easy to get a table.
Had a nice pork belly burrito (different pork option to the usual pulled pork elsewhere). Decent portion size at the usual London prices. Wasn't too busy on the evening I went so it was easy to get a table.
I love burritos, so was looking forward to my visit. I ordered the pork expecting the shredded pork as advertised. Instead I was served pork belly. Pork belly can absolutely be delicious. This was not. This was lumps of cold fat in sauce, over beans and rice made slick with grease. I should have complained, and it's my fault that... More
I visit Chilango quite frequently for lunch. I usually either go to the one on London Wall or Liverpool Street. I like Chilango, as it gives me the option to have a salad (if I'm trying to be healthy). My main problem is the portion they give, especially for the salad! For a chicken salad, they charge £5.95, but the... More
Lovely decor, staff and quick food. Good location and price is expected, also have good seating area and drinks.
Ingredients are clearly fresh and you can notice a difference with other burrito / taco places in London. Lots of flavour, and definitely get the 'guacamole for an extra pound' with your burrito!
Waited and searched ages to get to Chilango but was disappointed. I've been to 20 Burrito establishments now and this is in the botton 10 and wouldn't return. I typically use pork as the bench mark. Not having pulled pork was a shame and it was more fat than pork belly and apart from a little humour in the toilet... More
I walked to this place after seeing the reviews and was so looking forward to it. I asked for the naked burrito to be healthy and was shocked when I saw the server slapping tiny portions of a few beans, couple of peppers and some cold rice. This cost me £5.90. After seeing the amount I hoped the taste might... More
Awesome pork belly burrito with all the trimmings. Chilango habanero chilli sauce also great. And washed down with a Pacifico cerveza. Doesn't get any better!!
Best burritos I have ever had. The staff are very helpful and fast, 1st quality and fresh ingredients, very good relation price-quality
I often come here for lunch and although the market for burritos around Chancery Lane is saturated, the ones here are always great. The staff are very welcoming and always attentive and the ingredients are very fresh compared to other places near-by. It's at the top of the price range I would like to pay at around £6 but I'd... More
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Don Beaver completed his purchase of the AAA Charlotte Knights from Hornets Owner George Shinn yesterday, but "his major-league bid faces significant hurdles," according to Dane Huffman of the Raleigh NEWS & OBSERVER. Beaver did sign a letter-of-intent to buy the Twins from Carl Pohlad if funding for a new stadium was not completed by November 30, '97, and while the deadline has passed, the issue "could resurface" when the MN legislature reconvenes in a few weeks. Beaver: "According to our agreement and our letter of intent, those situations are over with. Of course, baseball has the final say-so and can overrule or decide different. So in one sense you've got a contract, and in another sense, you don't" (NEWS & OBSERVER, 1/8). Beaver said he hoped to be able to present a deal to MLB owners in March. He also "insisted" that his organization is "totally focused on the Triad," but added that if a May ballpark referendum failed, Charlotte would be the "only next choice." Beaver: "Raleigh, with its college sports teams and everything going on up there with hockey, seems to be pretty saturated" (Stan Olson, CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, 1/8).


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August 7, 1979 is the 219th day of the year 1979 in the Gregorian calendar. There are 146 days remaining until the end of this year. The day of the week is Tuesday.
Under the Julian calendar, this day is July 25, 1979 – a Tuesday. Both day of the week are the same but did you notice the difference with the Gregorian calendar?
When this day started, 5,047,200 minutes has elapsed since midnight of January 1, 1970 – the Unix epoch.
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Leo is the zodiac sign of a person born on this day. Peridot is the modern birthstone for this month. Diamond is the mystical birthstone from Tibetan origin that dates back over a thousand years.
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DEPEW, N.Y. (WIVB) - The President made an unscheduled stop on his visit to Buffalo,picking up lunch at Duff's.
Duff's on Sheridan in Amherst had gotten a heads-up on Sunday,but no one expected the President to come to the Duff's on DickRoad in Depew.
The President was relaxed as he made his way into therestaurant. He greeted people, posed for pictures, and even kisseda baby. People found him to be taller than they expected and weresurprised to see him.
Mary DiGiacomo was the lucky waitress to take the President'sorder. Mary said, "Oh, I was a nervous wreck. I never shook so badtaking an order in all my life. Ten wings, medium, onion rings, andfries."
Duff's Manager Kaitlyn Feather said, "We weren't expecting itand we were totally crazy for lunch and he walks in the door andsomebody yells, "President Obama's here!" And everyone startsclapping."
The President even took out his wallet and paid for lunch, hewouldn't let it be on the house. A co-owner of Duff's tells News 4that the President absolutely insisted.
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A few points and ideas and questions. It's important as this goes forward to argue from a logical standpoint. We need to all remember to leave out emotion as much as possible and to act as we want the board and leaders to act.
That $16K that went to the lawyer was for Terri's protection also. Though that was a waste of money to hire a lawyer! $16K? How much is everyone willing to charge the voters for some type of thorough independent investigation? If this is even honorable to think of that is. And can we access the results of the lawyers work? Does the state or union know what is going on?
Independent minds often draw criticism as in the case of Mitchell. However it looks like some folks are making him out to be a saviour of some sort. Of the board he is definitely the strongest ally but it always takes two to tango. I really appreciate his comment at the end of the meeting. But if they go by Robert's Rules usually it's put to some kind of vote to end the meeting. Was there a consensus taken?
I read through all the back articles relating to this mess and I don't have any proof but my gut tells me there is more hidden below the surface. I know these types of organizations, not that they are inherently bad, there is much plotting that goes on. Was there a rumor of a memo being sent around the schools to not speak with the Sun? Can this be proven? If so this would be absolutely terrible for their case.
A possible reason the appointment was delayed was to not upset the public any further. I think the things that go on here are being read and taken into account. It is a no-brainer that these words we write are being read by everyone involved.
If resolution is truly required think of recall as a last ditch effort. Why not speak at the meeting during public comment to insist a search be undertaken for a new sup?
I appreciate everyone going to the meeting and leaving comments. I have more ideas, but I don't know if this space on the Sun website is the appropriate place to strategize. I am working up a webpage where we can coordinate stuff. I suggest also we take it steady, we don't want to burn out and prove that citizens truly are apathetic.
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John Lewis' 2013 Christmas advert
Wow. It's not even December yet, but John Lewis has unveiled its 2013 Christmas advert – this time, an animated tale about a hare and a bear.
I've blogged before about how much I adore their annual holiday adverts and I do like the heart of it and Lily Allen's cover of Keane's "Somewhere Only We Know." (We bought it on iTunes last week and it's been on perpetual repeat ever since!)
What do you think? Yay or nay? I'm finding it hard for any Christmas advert to live up to the sheer Christmas magic and Britishness of this one.
Nigella's sticky gingerbread
I feel like we need to tack an additional 14 days to December to revel in the fun of the season – more time to watch "Home Alone" and "Elf" and "The Holiday," for Bailey's Irish Cream nightcaps and for filling the house with the smell of baked goods.
I've failed on the last item this month – I've wanted to make these gingerbread houses, not to mention this and these. But one thing I did manage was a batch of sticky gingerbread from Nigella Christmas.
I've never made gingerbread before but after Starbucks abruptly ended their run on gingerbread loaf pre-Christmas, I had to get my fix elsewhere. Nigella's recipe is absolutely fantastic – easy to do and actually gets better by the day! Here's my adapted recipe. Enjoy the remains of the season and will see you back here on Thursday! Have a happy Christmas with you and yours.
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3/4 cup dark corn syrup
3/4 cup molasses
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1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
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1 teaspoon baking soda, dissolved in 2 teaspoons warm water
1 cup whole milk
2 eggs, beaten to mix
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Maybe it has something to do with the fact Brits only have five main TV channels (if you don't have a Digibox) or the fact that British TV shows typically are limited runs (compared to American TV shows that continue on for years … I'm talking to you, Simpsons!), but there is genuine magic when Christmas rolls around and many of these shows that had ended (ie. "The Office" or "Only Fools and Horses") have a Christmas episode (a reunion with our old friends on the telly!). This Christmas, there will be Christmas episodes for "Downton Abbey," "The Royle Family," and "Doctor Who," as well as a new sequel to "The Snowman."
There's always the usual parade of Christmas movies and children's programming and even the glorious cooking shows (Delia, Nigella, Jamie Oliver, etc.) serve as a tasty reminder of the season. The Radio Times details them all so you don't miss a bit. It's an enduring British tradition that I love this time of year.
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I just had an epiphany last night … that today is Epiphany! The 12 days of Christmas are finally done (yes, so many Americans believe the 12 days of Christmas comes in the run up to Christmas Day but in fact, the countdown begins after Christmas is over).
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Have you seen Prince Charles and Camilla's Christmas card this year?
The front of the card features the Prince of Wales' crest and Camilla's cypher. But inside is this photo jewel of Charles, Camilla and the Camilla's 3-year-old granddaughter Eliza Lopes on the balcony of Buckingham Palace after the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.
The message simply reads: "Wishing you a very Happy Christmas and New Year."
Personally I was hoping for a Christmas letter.
And on that note, I wish you and yours a very Happy Christmas and New Year!
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It's nearly Christmas Day and in the frenzied rush up to Christmas, I've still not had one mince pie.
I was quite vocal about my dislike for the dried-fruit disaster better known as Christmas pudding, but mince pies takes some of the same elements, pairs them with pie dough and becomes magic.
I'm partial to the "exceedingly good" Mr. Kipling mince pies, available at Cost Plus, heated and eaten a la mode (but that's an American thing. I don't believe any self-respecting Brit would put ice cream on pie. Dessert is always served with cream).
Better yet, screw the warm pie crust top off (like a little hat), put a dollop of cream on it and then put the pie hat back on, before biting into the sheer bliss of Christmas. You're welcome, America.
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FILM They're baaack — and in 3D. Director Mark Lewis returns to the subject that made him famous, or notorious, in Cane Toads: The Conquest. Lewis' 1988 short doc Cane Toads: An Unnatural History — about the warty critters' population explosion after being imported to Australia as part of an unsuccessful pest-control experiment, after which they became pests themselves — is by now a cult hit, thanks to its droll tone, quirky interview subjects, and toad's-eye-view P.O.V. shots.
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You may not recognize the name Wayne White offhand, but you will know his work: he designed and operated many of the puppets on Pee-Wee's Playhouse, including Randy (the blockheaded bully) and Dirty Dog (the canine jazzbo). Neil Berkeley's Beauty Is Embarrassing — named for a mural White painted on the side of a Miami building for Art Basel 2009 — charts the life of an artist whose motto is both "I want to try everything I can!" and "Fuck you!" The Southern-born oddball, who came of age in the early-1980s East Village scene, is currently styling himself as a visual artist (his métier: painting non-sequitur phrases into landscapes bought from thrift stores), but Beauty offers a complex portrait of creativity balanced between the need to be subversive and the desire to entertain. White appears in person Fri/14 in Berkeley at Rialto Cinemas Elmwood; Sat/15 at the Roxie in San Francisco; and Sun/16 at the Camera Theatres in San Jose.
The Bay Area's fall film festival season is ramping up, with Cine+Mas, the San Francisco Latino Film Festival, leading the charge this week. The two-week event includes short films, narratives, and documentaries. Among the latter, highlights include Kimberly Bautista's Justice for My Sister, a devastating study of the widespread, oft-unpunished violence against women in Guatemala, framed by one family's fight for justice against a system powered by corruption and victim-blaming; María Teresa Rodríguez's Children of Memory, about an organization seeking to reunite families torn apart by El Salvador's decades-long civil war; Bernard Ruiz's El Reportero, a PBS production about the bold journalists who risk their lives reporting on Mexico's growing drug violence for Tijuana's Zeta Weekly; and The Invisible Line, Lisa Díez Gracia's short doc about a park run by the Hñahñu community of El Alberto, Mexico. There, visitors can camp, kayak, zip line, and be screamed at by faux-border patrol cops as part of a (hugely popular) illegal border crossing "experience."
But it's not all serious — those looking for uplift should seek out Mexican director Andrés Pardo Piccone's Looking for Larisa, about the filmmaker's quest to identify the charismatic child starring in 1970s home movies he bought at a flea market. The search enfolds film-restoration experts, anthropologists, archivists, Google, Facebook, in-person interviews, and more, and the doc that emerges is both engaging mystery and fascinating look at the interplay between home movies and memories.
That would be something interesting to see, you got my attention with this one. It was about time they did some different approaches on beauty, perhaps we'll learn something from it too.
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Buffalo Billiards, March 14Without Paul Oakenfold, few would take instrument-free electronics seriously. He's the great survivor, the last man standing in the ruins of Madchester, the remixer in Goa when his peers couldn't find it on a map. Before the iconic producer's headlining set, DJ Bl3nd epitomized the post-Girl Talk norm: press a button, spray the crowd with Champagne, and leave the machines to their labors. There's no stage-diving for the 49-year-old Oakenfold. Headphones around his neck, he constructed all the trademarks of his stadium-pleasing sound. He's an architect amongst day laborers, designing the grand vision of trance beats with flashes and snatches of truly banging house. Oakenfold's no showman, either. He's a craftsman, an artisan, a sonic tinkerer. The odd nod to crowd participation seemed forced, with some half-raised hands and "grandpa dancing at a wedding" shuffles. Expecting him to dance to his own beats would be like asking a carpenter to jig while turning a table leg. When he concentrated on the samplers, his genius shone. We may not have landed on Planet Perfecto, but it was close enough to see with the naked eye.
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10 Dumbest Off-Field Injuries in Pro Sports
By (Contributor) on October 23, 2010
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Getting injured on the field is one thing. Missing time because you broke your collar bone falling down a flight of stairs is another.
Sure, athletes are just as prone to injury in everyday life as everybody else, but there's just something funnier about an athlete accidentally shooting himself in the leg.
Out of pity, we won't pick on Plaxico in this slideshow.
10. Steve Smith
Some players just can never get enough football. Don't believe me? Ask Steve Smith, WR on the Carolina Panthers.
During the 2010 offseason, Smith decided to take part in an adult flag football league at the local YMCA.
Nothing harmful, right? The essence of flag football revolves around the fact that it is a non-contact form of football.
False. This game was in fact the YMCA championship, so there was no way Smith wasn't going hard. Somewhere en route to his first "championsip", Smith managed to break his left forearm, almost causing him to miss the start of the 2010-2011 season.
Luckily for Smith, the Panthers did not decide to void his contract after the injury.
9. Chris Coghlan
Ok, maybe this wasn't exactly off the field, but it wasn't during a game either. And it's also a pathetic way to injure yourself.
When Florida Marlins teammate Wes Helms knocked in the game winning run, an excited Coghlan immediately volunteered to be the one who pies Helm in the face, which is a common practice in baseball.
Apparently, Coghlan was a bit too caught up in the moment. After jumping in the air to pie his teammate, Coghlan landed awkwardly, tearing his meniscus. He missed the rest of the season.
8. David Wells
When this man falls, he falls hard. And it isn't hard to imagine that it doesn't take much to make Wells take a tumble.
Apparently, during the 2004 season, while he was pitching for the Padres, Wells and his friend were at his bar when his friend playfully slapped him on the neck (?). When Wells tried to turn around and tell him to cut it out, he kicked his 40lb bar stool and fell over it, falling onto a wine bottle and cutting up his whole right arm.
Wells was placed on the 15-day DL after that incident.
He later joked to a reporter, "Yeah, I cut my wrist because of my lack of run support."
Or lack of coordination. Either one.
7. Chris Hanson
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As the punter for the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2003, Hanson felt the need to motivate the team in some way. He decided to place an axe and wood stump in the team locker room with a sign that said "keep chopping wood".
Everyday, players would take chops at the wood, so one day after his workout, Hanson decided to give it a go. In all his excitement, Hanson cut his leg instead and missed most of the season.
Apparently the team wasn't too inspired, and the Jags went 5-11 that year.
6. Joel Zumaya
Keep on rockin, Joel
This one gets me laughing every time. In 2006, Detroit Tigers pitcher Joel Zumaya took a trip to the doctor to check out his sore left arm.
He was diagnosed with a case of "too much video games".
Zumaya then admitted to playing Guitar Hero almost everyday during his off time. Because of it, he got more off time as he was placed on the DL.
When asked if he is going to play it every again, Zumaya answered "I'm still gonna play it. Just not as often."
Now that's dedication.
5. Jeff Kent
During the 2002 season, the once NL MVP thought his truck needed a good cleaning.
Not a big deal. Except Kent insisted on cleaning it himself. Somewhere along his soapy quest, Kent allegedly slipped off the back lift of his truck, using his wrist to break the fall.
He then missed 4-6 week with a broken vancular bone.
It was later suspected that the injury occured on his motorcycle, which would have voided his contract.
On the bright side, the truck was in good shape.
4. Joe Sakic
Apparently, being skilled on the ice doesn't have any connection to being skilled in the snow.
In 2008, Colorado Avalanche captain Joe Sakic broke three fingers in a "snowblower incident", causing him to miss three months of play.
Frankly, I don't even know how to go about doing that. Trying to fix the blades when it's on? This injury beats me.
3. Erik Johnson
When I think of golf cart incidents, I think of flipping over into a lake or something comical like that.
2006 first overall pick for the St. Louis Blues Erik Johnson thinks of getting his foot caught between the brake and the accelerator during a team outing, and then writhing in pain after he tears his anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments in his knee.
Johnson missed the entire 2008-2009 season after that injury.
2. Glenallen Hill
This once cracks me up every time.
Now, I don't like spiders, but Hill apparently HATES them.
One night, Hill had a nightmare about spiders, and, in his sleep, ran around his house trying to escape them until he ran into and onto a glass table.
Hill missed several games with cuts all over his body. Just imagine if that was caught on camera.
1. Carlos Boozer
Maybe you should look down instead of ahead when you walk.
Normally a spot reserved for Plaxico Burress, number one goes to Carlos Boozer, who inspired me to write this piece.
As the story goes, Boozer was innocently walking through his house to answer the doorbell when he stumbled over his gym bag.
Actually, stumbled is the wrong word to use. Took a faceplant is the right word here. Boozer fell over the bag and broke his pinky trying to break his fall.
And this is a professional athlete who just signed a max contract with the Bulls.
He will miss the first three weeks of the 2010-2011 season as a result.
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"If Every Child Had Always Been Shown Wondrous Beauty At Its Purest, And A Relentless Selfless Love Throughout Their Lives, They Would Always See That Their Very Being Makes Them Part Of The Unimaginable Beauty In This World."
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I'm slowly making my way through the book Uncreative Writing, which so far talks a lot about the reappropriation of language, text, code, and the like in the digital age. Somewhat along the same lines, I thought this quick video on the history & future of emoticons and their ability for new expressions of emotion was pretty interesting. Have you heard of Emoji Dick (a full emoji translation of Moby Dick)? How does all this new technology make you feel? :) :| :(
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One Word, Two Ways: Electric
In honor of all the art enthusiasts who have gathered at Art Basel Miami this weekend, I thought I'd select a few of my favorite Dan Flavin works with fluorescent tubes. I was actually unfamiliar with Dan Flavin until reading this New Yorker article about art dealing on my way home from LA last week. The article profiled art dealer David Zwirner who explained, "One of the reasons there's so much talk about money [in the art world] is that it's so much easier to talk about than the art."
I miss New York much more than I ever anticipated.
Thoughts Before Leaving
When I flee New York in November, it's only on the way out that I realize how much I need a break. There's something about lugging a suitcase down four flights of stairs, already late, that reminds me of how calm it is so many other places.
I pull my suitcase down the street, its wheels rolling unevenly over wet concrete. After fitting said suitcase under the subway turnstile and carrying it down another set of stairs, I eventually find myself a seat on the train. It's then that I realize I'm about to have six! uninterrupted daytime hours to myself, once I make it to the flight. Almost simultaneously, I realize coffee and croissant do not make for a proper day's nutritional or caloric intake.
The summer is all outdoors. But once the chill begins, those outdoor hours wane. I forget how much I need to be outside; I realize I barely noticed the slow effect of my inattention. I realize I've once again lost the balance between healthy downtime and lethargy.
As I'm leaving aloneness I recall the transition that will soon put me back into my family, connecting just long enough for it to be hard to leave. I'll come back calmer and more peaceful, and I'll be ready to take a deep inhale.
Coast to Coast
F: What was your favorite part about your LA visit?
L: Well, this little buddy above was a delightful find during our visit to LACMA! I also loved the day we spent in Malibu; it's so gorgeous there. Overall, I loved being out of the cold and getting to spend some low-key, chill time with our family.
F: What is your favorite thing to eat on Thanksgiving?
L: Pumpkin pie, hands down.
F: Can you share one of your favorite pictures from 2013?
L: I recently took this picture on my way home from work. I was shooting the pigeons before the monk came out to feed them and then caught this moment.
F: Do you like the holiday season? If yes, why? If no, why?
L: I like it enough. It's always nice when it's happening but I don't spend all year looking forward to it or anything along those lines.
F. What is your favorite season?
L: Summer or Spring, if it's a warm one!
We hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving! We had a weekend full of family time complete with a lovely Thanksgiving dinner, a wonderful day in Malibu, a set by Monster Rally and an endless shopping trip to make you never want to set foot in a mall again! Here's a little glance back.
Have a great day!
Pick a Word, Any Word
We've been doing a weekly One Word, Two Ways series since the start of Sister Disco. We keep a compilation of the series as one of the site's header pages but thought it might be fun to share it with you as a post today. Click though any of the words below, if you're so inclined, to check out the post related to that word!
Start - Give – Season – Spirit – Study - Connect - In-Between - Again - Sensitive – Authentic – Living - Fringe – Adjust – Wedding – Silhouette – Sun – Priority – Morning - Fantastic - Party - Release – Story – Walk – Weird – Plant – Karma – Dream – Sea – Citrus – Stretch – Sage – Random – Forward - Red - Film - Flavor - Short – Street – Blue – Mood - Compliment - Help – Deep – Free - Holiday – Understanding – Exposed – Ode – Healing - Harmony – Idea – Essential – Quote - Light - Jingle – Tender - Anatomy – Smile - Refresh - New - Offering - Repeat - Fruit - Moment – Together - Play – Wild – Excite – Funky – Create – Ferocious - Shape – Look – Origin – Time – Image – Homemade – Self - Farrell – Water - Pair – Green – Here - Open – Fly – Mirror – Project – Translation – Focus – Symphony – Amusement - Fresh - Loud - Asymmetric - Plethora – Vivid - Impression – Wondrous – Rigmarole – Ritual
Mothers Know Best
In addition to all the guidance and wisdom Farrell and I have received from the "moms" in our lives, they have each been gracious enough to put some of their life lessons into writing (or we've done it without their knowledge – i.e. our grandmother) and share it with all of us here. We hope you'll take a glance back at these tips for living, these ladies know what's up.
- Our grandmother is 96 years old. She is the queen of getting herself out of tough conversations and giving responses that say everything and nothing at all. These are her best responses…(read more)
- Suzanne has been one of our mother's best friends since graduate school and is basically our third parent. She moved into our home the day Lauren (the oldest of the four of us) was born and lived with us for thirteen years. She was there for every birthday, knee scratch and first day of school. Just like any other parent, she helped mold me into the person I am today. What can I say, she is the best. When we were growing up, every time we said goodbye to Suz, she would tell us, "Trust in yourself. Do what's right." I asked Suz about her biggest life lessons; this is what she had to say…(read more)
- Our mother shares that her biggest challenge is to…(read more)
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Connected Redux
Our brother, David, is one of the many awesome people in our lives who has contributed to Sister Disco. David's post on the importance of (non-virtual) social networks holds so much wisdom about the science behind the ways in which we all influence each other. The messages seem particularly worthy this time of year.
David, recently picked up a copy of the book Connected at his local bookstore, The Booksmith, in San Francisco. It made quite an impression on him and he has captivated us with his thoughts on it. He lovingly agreed to do a two part post on the book and we're so excited to share part one with you today. It is sure to enhance your perspective on your own life and humanity at large.
A review and reaction to Connected, by David Feighan.
Connected amazingly describes human social networks in a way that shifts your perspective to view a group as its own organism, instead of just a collection of individuals. Seen from this perspective, the significance of connections in everything is blindingly glaring.
First, let's look at the premise of the book. To conceive of a social network, consider an ant colony or a flock of birds. The colony or the flock seems to have a life of its own beyond the individuals. For people, this is called "The Human Super Organism."
The connections come to define the experience of individuals in the group and the group itself (similarly carbon atoms can be coal or diamonds, depending on connections). So how our social networks are formed have dramatically different effects for those involved, just as people have different cultures but nearly identical emotions. Since you don't necessarily know your friend's friends, no one can see his/her social network or his/her network placement. Networks are comprised of several degrees of separation, barring any member from seeing the network in its entirety.
We are all separated by 6 degrees. But social influence extends 3 degrees. This means that we cannot know the point from which we are being influenced. Free will is not as static as we think, and we are influenced more by external factors than we realize. We can choose to start a fight, but it is much less of a choice to be sucked into one.
For something invisible, social networks are important. They can affect up to 70% of a person's behavior. Position in a social network can predict happiness better than race, class, gender, education and income. Positional inequality can be stark, but people can and do adapt to new positional roles rather effortlessly. Also, wealth and status are relative, so social networks reject dramatic income inequality.
Additionally, the group sets morality. Likewise, in a social network, if enough people believe a lie, it must be regarded as true; otherwise it threatens the fabric of the social network (think "The Emperor Has No Clothes"). Social networks are not inherently good or evil, and connections can harm you, but they are more likely to be beneficial and to conduct and retain positive energy.
Connections are self-perpetuating. Central people are more likely to be happy; people treat them more altruistically. People on the edges are lonelier and are more likely to think that society doesn't work. Plus, social networks can fray at the edges. As one person disconnects from the group, they created a new set of people on the edge, who are now more likely to disconnect as well. By tending to those on the edge a person can prevent network decay and improve his/her own life.
*People only have the mental capacity for up to 200 connections. The low number is because we have to track the interconnectivity of all 200 people.
Putting positive energy into our networks is actually in our own best interest because it is multiplied and contagious, boomeranging back. In fact, many people designate a spot for God when asked to draw their social networks, essentially connecting everyone to everyone with love. Social networks simply create a feeling of oneness. Consequently, friendship and loyalty can trump self-interest. Altruism, love, reciprocity, trust, sympathy, compassion and generosity spread throughout a social network and are essential to it. Being nice is actually the most efficient way to be happy.
Our connections are among the most valuable things we have as human beings. Connected says, "When we have lost our connections, we have lost everything." Certainly, the idea that exile was once considered worse than execution is one example of this; so is solitary confinement.
We are only measurable relative to our connections. So, by breaking into the impenetrably dense (trillions of connections) structures of social networks, perhaps social networks can address some paradoxes in our lives. People are increasingly screaming at the world about seemingly no-brainer threats to society, like climate change. Obviously, we are ruining our world. Yet, our social networks are dependent on an economy that exploits our natural resources. Individuals can see this and act on it, but social networks cannot. Giving way to the power of networks, this leads people to identify with what Foucault called "regimes of truth," which allow for cognitive dissonance (subjective and unconscious denial of facts).
So if the existence of social networks confirms the absense of objective truth, than the only real reality is the life-blood of social networks – love.
This isn't just a reference to romantic love, but what is necessary to social networks: altruism, reciprocity, trust, sympathy, compassion and generosity. Going further, people are unconsciously connected, such as sensing when someone is looking at the back of your head, or sensing when a loved one is about to call your phone. Studies have shown that this feeling is based on emotional proximity, not physical proximity. Couples describe this all the time –their connection was so significant, it trivialized everything else.
So, how can we blow smoke across the lasers that are our interpersonal relationships? Tune in for part 2 to find out.
*Connected was written by Nicholas Christakis and James Fowler, of Harvard and UCSD, respectively. It details and explains the nature of human social networks studied as a whole. It was published in 2009, and since, the term "social network" has come to define websites more than our flesh and blood social lives. Please remember that "social network" refers to groups of people both in real life and the digital world.
Recipe Rewind
I'm getting ready to head out to the west coast to meet up with the rest of our family for the week. While we're enjoying each other's company in the California sun, we've scheduled a series of posts that take a look back through our archives. First up, we have a little recipe rewind for you that we hope might come in handy as you finalize your Thanksgiving menus. Enjoy!
Roots Medley | The Yummiest Quinoa Parsley Salad |Beet Pasta with (or without) Ricotta | Massaged Kale Salad | Two Variations on a Citrus Salad | Gluten Free Apple Pie
Bonus Recipes: Fresh Mint Tea & Smells for the Season


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Has anyone been here recently? I have some family headed to Paris right now and they agreed to bring me a few bottles. I emailed and facebook messaged them a week ago, and no response. Was wondering if anyone has had any luck contacting them. I am mainly looking for Cantillon stuff. Thanks for your help everyone.
When I was in Paris for 2 months in 2011 they had a rotating stock of Cantillon varieties. They should have at least three different bottles. I still get email updates once and a while from Simon there, using this email: email@example.com.


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Friend of the Family (LoZ OC fic) Chapter 1It's been a week since my grandfather joined the Goddess and passed away. Some of the townsfolk from the surface who knew us gave him a proper burial in the Skyloft Cemetary. I had been thinking about his last words every minute of every hour, every day. Go to the castle and ask to live there? I can't just trot in there, say that I am the last of the Zrano family, and not expect to be thrown out in a split second!Friend of the Family (LoZ OC fic) Chapter 1 by ~haleys-comet101
Despite all my worries that revolved around the situation, I had somehow managed to pass my finals at the academy and graduate with my full Knight uniform. Wearing the uniform for the first time was a bit awkward for me, but I had eventually gotten used to the somewhat heavy chainmail and strap-on hat. Over the years, the uniform had changed a bit. The hats now had a belt-like strap with a buckle that wraps under your chin to keep it from flying off while riding a loftwing. The knights also moved the swords from being strapped onto their backs to being strapped to their hips.
Creation of the Triforce (My version for FOTF fic)Long ago, there lived a man who held the very existance of courage in his heart. He met a woman with equal amount of wisdomCreation of the Triforce (My version for FOTF fic) by ~haleys-comet101
and another man with power. Together, they vowed to protect the land with the valued traits. However, as years went by,
the man with power grew to want it all, the courage, wisdom, and all of the land. He broke his vows with the other man and
woman, and attacked them both. Although the man of power was strong, he was no match for the two other traits combined.
The man of courage and the woman of wisdom poured their souls into a sword forged from the light of the beginning of time,
each embedding a piece of their heart into it. With this, they created the Bane of All Evil, the Master Sword. As the man
with courage, he agreed to wield the great sword and faced the man of power with all the bravery he had in his undying heart.
It was a heated battle that lasted for decades, and finally, with the help of the woman of wisdom, they defeated the man of
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One: My phone got stolen, so I might not be on for quite sometime. So this will be the last journal post until further notice.
Second: I made a Dragonball oc :3
Her name is Kale. She's 9, and she is Goku's older sister who, after hearing the news from one of Frieza's men, went to go to planet Earth in search for him. With Frieza's men knowing of this, she fights through them in order to get to one of the escape pods and barely makes it out. Frieza decided to let her go after hearing of this news, because he wanted to see the look on her face years from now when he tells her of the destruction of her home planet and her saiyan race.
When she arrived to Earth, she was still in her saiyan uniform and everyone already feared her for being an alien (especially since she landed in a farm far from Goku) once out of the pod, she sees an old farmer freaking out. She looks at him and asks him if he's seen her brother inside a pod just like the one she came out of. The farmer slowly shook his head as Kale was distracted by her misfortune and grabbed the gun that was nearest to him. Kale just said oh well and flew off, right when the farmer pulled the trigger. Kale flew and continued her search. She felt like she was frightening everyone, so she decided to buy some Earth clothes to blend in with the crowd. Then she finds some shelter in a remote cave until she's ready to continue her search for Goku.
So? How is it? I'll see if I can actually post a picture of Kale on DA as well as her story, but I need to figure out how to do that first :/ so until then, sorry~


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Story | Apr 1, 2013 | 4:32 PMThe former first lady of France, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, has a new album out April 2. "Little French Songs" includes a track about dating Mick Jagger in the past, and another that is being interpreted as a thinly-veiled attack on the current French... -
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I made this easy-breasy gathered skirt using the Pattern Runway's Very Gathered Skirt pattern from a bright pink polyester so it would be flowy and drapey.
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Love the colour. The skirt hangs so nicely. Looks lovely.
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()September 10, 2013 Nirvana's two surviving members recall their time recording what would be the band's last album.
September 22, 2011 Thou vocalist Bryan Funck says the song is about "being completely crushed and obliterated."
September 22, 2011 Vig looks back on a band eager to work and an artist struggling with his success.
September 21, 2011 Not even mixtapes from Kurt Cobain prepared Jurado for his disappointment in the "year punk broke."
September 20, 2011 Bazan calls the Nevermind song "hymn-like" in thinking about his own live cover version from 2000.
April 5, 2009 Joplin, Hendrix, Cobain: Author Eric Segalstad looks at rockers who died young in The 27s.
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June 28, 2010 Author Karan Mahajan says these funny, self-aware writings are more than a pacifier for weepy fans.
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