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Momofuku Noodle Bar 2009 ?
Posted 22 January 2009 - 08:57 AM
I've now been to Noodle Bar twice since the late-summer back-kitchen hiatus.
Just to catch up on what happened, as best as I can piece things together, David Chang was not satisfied with the operation of the back kitchen at Noodle Bar -- that's the part of the kitchen from which most of the specials and more elaborate plated dishes emanate, as opposed to the buns, wings and such -- so he shut it down in order to revamp, retrain, etc. Over the past few months the back kitchen has been increasing its load, first with the new blackboard concept and now with a $45 prix-fixe menu (three courses plus dessert). There have also been some other changes, such as the switch to jars of pickles.
I wish I could say I was happy with the changes. I'm not. Noodle Bar remains a terrific restaurant, and perhaps over the course of many visits I'll be convinced that the new system provides for more even performance, but there's pretty much nothing about the new system that I prefer to the old.
The pickles in a jar are a major step down from the plated presentation. I can understand the efficiency of serving jars of mixed pickles rather than going to all that trouble to plate several different kinds of pickles over and over again throughout the service. But that's the whole point of the garde manger in a restaurant: to plate cold food to order. The pickles in a jar are less vibrant, the flavors less (nay, barely) distinct, and the texture not sufficiently crunchy.
The food on the tasting menu is excellent -- it is the Noodle Bar version of Ssam Bar food -- but several of the best dishes in the house are available only in the $45 tasting menu format. So if you want the hamachi or the oxtail you have no choice but to order the $45 menu, which includes three savory courses plus ice cream. To me, locking customers into that format is exactly the antithesis of the Momofuku style. I suppose there's some way in which it makes prep, inventory and expediting easier, but I don't care. From a consumer perspective, it's far preferable to be able to order the best dishes a la carte. And when you look at the menu minus the tasting menu, the offerings are sparse.
For its part, the blackboard just seems silly. The times I've done the comparison, it has simply been a restatement of the printed menu. If that is the case, then it's nothing more than a gimmick.
This all makes me sad because I felt there was a moment, basically for the middle quarters of 2008, when Noodle Bar was outperforming Ssam Bar on both the food and service sides. Noodle Bar is still excellent, but it has lost a bit of its appeal for me. The center of gravity of my Momofuku preferences has for the time being shifted back to Ssam Bar.
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Posted 27 March 2009 - 05:09 PM
...as of today we'll be adding at least one foie gras dish to each of our menus, and well work to keep the prices of the dishes low, and we'll donate any proceeds from those dishes to charity, including City Harvest and The Foodbank NYC both of which are in dire need of money and support to help feed our citys poorest and hungriest citizens.
Summary: basically an anti-foie gras activist walked into Ko and threatened to demonstrate outside the restaurant in an effort to generate negative publicity for ko and the other momofukus'. Chang did some research about other such campaigns and felt threatened. So, confident in his intention and ability to source humanely treated animals, espically his foie gras (hudson valley foie gras) he decided to address the issue head on.
You can obviously see how he's decided to do that, which I think is pretty badass.
Tonight at noodle they were serving a roasted foie gras with ramps, sherry vinegar, and burnt honey. . . . for $16. It was delicious.
On another note I noticed a lot of new dishes on the menu. A roasted beet salad with sesame yogurt, benton's ham, chive oil. The ham looks to be shaved a la the ko foie dish on top of the sesame yogurt. The dish was amazing. Another winner was the roasted rice cakes with roasted onions, garlic, scallions. If anyone remembers the roasted rish cake dish with sweet maine shrimp that used to be on the menu this is the exact same thing without the shrimp or the nuts. It's just a nice mound of delicious rich cakes prepared the same way.
There are also an assortment of new noodle dishes, a chicken and egg dish (smoked chicken, rice, poached egg). . . . and not a thing is over 16 bucks.
Edited by Scotttos, 27 March 2009 - 05:11 PM.
Posted 12 May 2009 - 07:54 PM
Cherry Lane Farms Asparagus miso butter, pine nut, egg. I had high expectations for this dish as this being my first in-season asparagus dish but ended up with some disappointment. Asparagus wasn't of great quality, the only interesting thing was the miso butter.
Roasted Hudson Valley Foie Gras sautéed ramps, burnt honey, brisee` - the best dish of the lunch. Burnt honey complemented the fatness of brown foie gras nicely and sauteed ramps enhanced this dish immensely.
Posted 13 May 2009 - 09:55 AM
Hope it's just for the warm months and it returns in the fall.
Posted 25 January 2010 - 03:22 PM
Confession...my Momofuku mojo was, is and will probably always be for Noodle Bar.
Back in 2004, eGulleteers (including me) were mostly ecstatic over the new ramen joint in the Eat Village. I've remained so, even as Ssam, Ko and Milk Bar haven joined the Changpire and been raved about. Back in the day, Chang may have cooked for us...I definitely recall him berating some unlucky newbie cook or waitperson every now and then. Significant Eater and I spent many a Saturday or Sunday afternoon lunch sitting at the counter, watching the cooks and enjoying our noodles, buns, and as time went on, various other wondrous dishes that appeared from out of the small (and then bigger) kitchen.
So, SE and I decided, what better way to start the new year then to check out Noodle Bar for a Saturday lunch? Especially since noodles signify longevity in many Asian cultures. Noodles and sodium, I think. By the way, if you're gonna go to lunch on a Saturday or Sunday, go early or be prepared to wait. While we were seated instantly, by the time we left, the crush was in full throttle at the "host's stand."
This particular Saturday (the first one of the year), SE and I lucked into a fine prix fixe menu.
It might be a little hard to read, but the special consisted of 3 courses for $20. Now, when the first course is a Momo bun, and the second is a Momo ramen, and then they're throwing in dessert (ice cream), that's pretty much what we ordered. Oh, we also ordered 3 tamales, because we noticed them on the blackboard menu after we had ordered, and when Noodle Bar is making tamales, guess what? Order them...they were great (pork kimchi, Sichuan sausage and jalapeno queso), for those who need to know.
So, the prix fixe actually started off with a bit of an amuse. So small, a tiny piece of apple topped with something I can't remember - perhaps some dried bonito shavings? Then, the bun. This day it was a pan fried skate bun - and who would've guessed that it would be almost as good as the seminal pork bun - almost...
And the ramen? This was a ramen we hadn't had before; it was clam ramen, and you don't see that too often on a menu. The clams, shucked right before our eyes, were just heated by the miso broth. The miso broth, slightly clammy (in a good way), was one of the best I've tasted in a long while. A great way to start off the new year, indeed.
Add some ice cream, and then a fifth course (!), a little dessert to take home - carrot cake truffle, and Significant Eater and I walked the mile and a half back to our apartment, a little bit full and a lotta bit happy. Longevity indeed - thanks, Noodle Bar. You'll always be our No. 1.
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Posted 25 January 2010 - 07:19 PM
Started off the new year with a visit to an old fave...
Confession...my Momofuku mojo was, is and will probably always be for Noodle Bar.
This made me a bit wistful. I used to be firmly in the Noodle Bar camp - I recall describing it as the more craveable of the two spots (between it and Ssam) and it was my go to. When they edited the menu down massively, I stopped seeing my favorites on it entirely: kimchi stew, asparagus with miso butter & poached egg, sugar snap peas, shrimp/corn/bacon/miso butter, brussels sprouts - and so I haven't been there in many many months. I can't argue with switching the menu up once in a while, but when they removed all of my favorite dishes (not at once of course) - eh, I just stopped going. Ssam's my top pick now.
Posted 26 January 2010 - 04:20 PM
Having stopped in somewhat randomly Saturday afternoon, some items to report:When they edited the menu down massively, I stopped seeing my favorites on it entirely: kimchi stew, asparagus with miso butter & poached egg, sugar snap peas, shrimp/corn/bacon/miso butter, brussels sprouts - and so I haven't been there in many many months.
1) Kimchi stew is available on request. Of the rest of your list, the corn and asparagus were always seasonal items (some winters they subbed grits for corn in the shrimp dish--not a favorable trade IMO), so they seem likely to make an appearance in one form or another in summer and spring, respectively. As for the stew, which I had not had in quite some time, I'll admit it didn't wow me quite as in years past. Could be related to its unofficial spot on the menu, or could be because it was preceded by:
2) The braised kale (in pork broth with pickled crosnes) and tokyo turnip (glazed in miso butter with pearl onions) dishes are stupendous. Nothing out of keeping with great Momofuku dishes past, but easily in their company. I'm at Noodle Bar pretty rarely these days, so I don't know how new these are, but it was a nice change of pace from the stagnant menu at Ssam Bar in the wake of its recent (ongoing??) lack of a head chef. Given the daily-changing $20 menu of new dishes, I might even posit that we're in one of those uncommon periods where Noodle Bar is more interesting for repeat visits than Ssam.
3) You must be a moron to try to go here on a Saturday night. My friend and I, in the mood for a late afternoon snack, rolled up at 5:25 to find a large crowd gathered on the sidewalk awaiting the 5:30 reopening time. Felt a bit awkward to be standing outside with the tourists waiting for Disneyworld to unlock the gates, but we managed to get seated in the first wave with no problems. By the time we left an hour later it was a madhouse. Obviously I recognize how silly it is to report "Momofuku Noodle Bar crowded on Saturday night", but we're talking a line 100 people deep to give their name to the hostess. At 6:30. Sad thing is, you'd probably cut out two thirds of that line if they started selling pork buns from a food truck parked outside.
Posted 29 January 2010 - 03:27 PM
With many really good alternatives in the EV, why would so many people be willing to do that?Obviously I recognize how silly it is to report "Momofuku Noodle Bar crowded on Saturday night", but we're talking a line 100 people deep to give their name to the hostess. At 6:30.
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Posted 10 August 2010 - 03:56 PM
...now comes word that Cory Lane, the front of the house man at all Momofukus but lately at Ma Peche is decamping for California as well. Both Lane and Momofuku's David Chang tell Eater that the split is amicable and has been in the works for a long time.
And in news just affecting my favorite of the Momo's:
Meanwhile, Noodle Bar chef de cuisine Kevin Pemoulie is leaving for New Jersey at the end of September and will be handing the reins over to sous chefs Ty Hatfield and Sean Heller.
Full story here.
I don't really think this is a good thing.
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Posted 18 October 2010 - 10:16 AM
I went back to Noodle bar on Saturday for the first time in a while and I was really blown away by the food. I had the special ham buns which were excellent and a great change up to their traditional steamed buns, the roasted corn which might have been the best corn I've ever eaten and I'm still thinking about it, and the pork scrap(?) ramen which was terrific. All in all this was one of my favorite meals that I've had in the Momo franchise and I can't wait to go back again.
The miso corn with fingerlings? I went back for that dish repeatedly this summer. I don't recommend sitting at the counter watching them cook it though. There must be a stick of butter in that small dish. Also, I love the brisket.
Posted 19 October 2010 - 12:22 PM
Posted 19 October 2010 - 03:24 PM
Had another great dinner art Ssam bar a week ago, and tried the excellent deal of the price fix lunch at Ma Peche in September. As far as I can tell all is well in the Empire of Chang.
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Posted 12 September 2011 - 01:28 PM
A fresh corn saute, always a Momo summer highlight was good, but the shocker were the amazing (new to us) shrimp buns. I don't know what went on with the shrimp, but the buns were perfect. They carry on the torch of the great pork bun, which of course made its debut at the original Noodle Bar.
As far as vegetarian options, there are some salads which will work; the cold ginger scallions noodles are, iirc, veg also. Early or late lunch on a Sunday shouldn't be a problem.
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Posted 11 February 2012 - 08:39 AM
One of the earliest dishes to grab attention for David Chang - the pork buns. Yesterday, a special bun made an appearance - this time it was brisket. With horseradish, pickled red onion and cucumber, it was maybe even more delicious than the original...
Since we always try to get our veggies, we had to have the baby greens salad, with apple, radish, chestnut and yes, duck proscuitto...
One of Sig Eater's old faves, roasted rice cakes, was on the daily blackboard menu, so...
To top it all off, another of the daily specials, showcasing duck, this time the leg/thigh meat cooked into a ragu with poblanos, cilantro and a fried egg to top it all off...
With only minimal pouting, we passed on dessert. After all, dinner at Acme was a mere 5 hours away.
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Posted 26 March 2012 - 07:29 PM
About 20 minutes later the GIANT platter of chicken showed up. Wow. Was way bigger than I expected. Too much food for the 4 of us. Much better suited for 6 people, but could feed 8 guests with moderate appetites.
My favorite one was the southern style. Then it was the Korean style. Then it went back to the southern style. Actually, the favorite one happened to be the piece of chicken I was holding at the time.
I was a bit confused as to what to do with the dipping sauces and veggies. Sauces tasted really good (hoisin was the favorite) but they were tough to put on top of the chicken. Not sure what to do with the lettuce (wraps?) and the radishes & carrots (eat 'em as crudite?). The veggies gave a nice counterbalance after eating lots of fried food but it wasn't simple to put them together with the chicken.
The basil and mint were weird additions to the veggie tray. Again, not sure what to do with them and they didn't seem to fit with what I was eating.
My overall impression was good. Chicken was super delicious. Service was attentive, friendly, and fun. Veggies were odd. Sauces were tasty, but not easy to put on top of the chicken. Happy to score a tough reservation at a popular restaurant.
If you get lucky to get a fried chicken dinner reservation - I suggest you go hungry, really hungry.
Posted 27 March 2012 - 04:12 AM
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Posted 08 April 2012 - 06:39 PM
With regards to the chicken dinner - yeah, it's big. I can imagine for 4 people it's quite a struggle. Turning up at lunch on Friday I didn't expect to see a couple trying to put the whole thing away though between the two of them.
It was ridiculous. There's food challenges, and there's ordering way more food than you are ever going to manage. They looked about done when we left and they had barely touched half.

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from: Maxx Adventure TravelExperienced campers have learned that it's always necessary to bring an emergency food supply along on any trip. This is going to be a lifesaver if the group gets lost and finished their regular supply of food before rescuers arrive and get them back to safety.
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You could bring along canned goods of meat or fish products. Since these are quite small, you can pack a lot into a bag and just take them out when your other supplies run out.
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Greg Miller at The Washington Post reports Obama approved the use of "signature" strikes this month and the new authority allows the CIA and Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) to kill people based on their "intelligence signatures" — simply patterns of behavior found through electronic eavesdropping, watching suspects from the drone, and information from sources on the ground that point to a "plot against U.S. interests."
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Q: What kitchen appliances do I really need to help me be the best cook I can be?
A: Cooking has evolved over the past 50 years into a desirable hobby, a vacation destination and an enviable profession. Just look at all the food channels on television, the magazines, the novels and memoirs, the thousands of blogs and the stores devoted to this once arduous task.
To answer your question honestly, you only really need a good palate, some imagination, a few sharp knives, a clean area, an oven, a sink, a stove, some bowls, some spoons and refrigeration. That is all the mothers of some of the best chefs in the world had, and they taught their children the basic skills with these simple tools. (What is the difference between a chef and a great cook? One is getting paid.) Many of the greatest chefs of all time did not go to culinary school, but learned at home, then trained in kitchen after kitchen, always starting at the lowest jobs, and working long hours year after year.
But it is fun to have gadgets in your kitchen and many of them do great things to help you save time. Some of them help you prepare things you could not make without them. The list is endless: toaster ovens, blenders, Vitamixes, sous vides, crockpots, pressure cookers, ebbleskivers, blue steel crepe pans, electric crepe pans, electric skillets, woks, electric grills, warming drawers, hundreds of coffee makers, roasters, espresso makers, blenders, ice cream makers, gelato makers, popsicle makers, soda makers, cotton candy makers, margarita makers, cake pop makers, toasters, food processors, stand mixers, hand held mixers, immersion blenders — are you having a nervous breakdown yet? And this is just the stuff I am thinking of as I go around the perimeter of a store in my mind, I'm not even going through the middle yet with all the different wine gizmos, ways to chop garlic, and zest your lemons. Remember that cooking is big business now. Be smart with your money. You do not want a lot of clutter and drawers full of silly things that you do not use, so save for the big items you will use over and over again. Here is what I think a well laid-out kitchen would have. Anything else is personal choice.
A food processor. Buy the best brand and the biggest you can afford. Why? You want the most powerful motor. What you will do with it today may be doubled tomorrow once you get the hang of it, so you do not want to have to buy a new one. You also want a reliable name brand. This is not the place to try to save money.
2. A stand mixer. I say go with the biggest, at least a 6 quart. This is because the 5-quart motor is not powerful enough to knead bread, even though it comes with a dough hook and says it can do bread (maybe bread for Barbie) and it will burn up. You may want to start baking your own baguettes as you are developing your culinary ID You want to be prepared for that momentous day! Now Kitchenaid has gotten the memo and also makes a 7 quart like Cuisinart, so you have a choice if you want to go to the 7 quart. I like the rounded shaped of the Kitchenaid's bowl vs. the V shape of the Cuisinart.
3. A blender. Do you want a blender or a Vitamix? The Vitamix is really expensive, and I don't have one, so I cannot give great advice here. I kind of wish I had one, but had just bought my blender when they came Indiana's way. It does an awful lot of things, including warm stuff. It has a very powerful motor. It is kind of a cross between a blender and a food processor. I would love to hear from anyone who has one about how you feel about yours! If you get a blender, make sure it is powerful enough to do smoothies and crush ice.
4. A coffee maker. I have had everything from a Mr. Coffee all the way to a Jura. I love my fancy Jura, but I had to wait to get it on super sale because it costs more than 5,000 Mr. Coffees. Here is a groovy tip: I got a second Jura, because I loved it so much, as I previously said, for my shop on eBay! The company takes returns or factory rejects, repairs them and sells them for about a quarter of the price. Maybe it has a tiny scratch or a dent on its fabulous stainless steel body. Whatever the problem, it will be well-documented and photographed. Mine had an infinitesimal scratch on the side so was not up to Jura standards. (I pity the poor guy who hit it with his watch.) However, it performs perfectly and does everything my other one does. It is probably the same for all the fancy coffee maker manufacturers. No I did not get a cool box and a warranty and, yes, I took a chance. But I am eBay's biggest cheerleader; it is the best thing that ever happened to people building a house. I even bought my Le Cornue for the shop on it!
5. A slow cooker. The busy mom's kitchen ally and also a wonderful asset during a winter party.
6. A microwave.
7. Belgium waffle makers are fun for breakfast but you can do more in it than just waffles!
8. Places to save money and shop at the less expensive stores: A toaster, a hand-held mixer, an immersion blender (you do not need a fancy brand, but owning an immersion blender comes in handy), an electric can opener and any other small motor appliances.
This is all I need for a kitchen.
Think carefully before parting with your hard-earned money on gizmos. Save it for your knives or quality cookware! Do you really need an indoor grill? You could just use the broiler in your oven, which is probably healthier anyway because the fat falls under the broiler pan.
A toaster oven? Counter clogger. A rice cooker? Do it on the stove in a pot because making rice is easy. A bread maker? Use your fancy stand mixer to knead (or use your own strength), let it rise on your counter and perfume your home.
Think clean, spacious counters to prep your food, and you won't over-buy. In two weeks, I'll address the fun, but wallet-seducing, world of kitchen gadgets, so try not to get lured by anything until then.


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The DC chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA|DC) has awarded WaterShed, the University of Maryland's winning entry in the U.S. Department of Energy's Solar Decathlon 2011, the Presidential Citation for Sustainable Design at this Year's Washington Chapter Design Awards. Jon Penndorf, President of AIA|DC, made the announcement at an awards presentation on September 28, 2012.
"It's a thrill to be recognized by the AIA|DC chapter," said Brian Grieb, Project Manager for WaterShed. "This time last year we had just won the Solar Decathlon, so this is a nice reminder of all the hard work that went into the project."
"One of our goals in creating WaterShed was to show that all design must and can be sustainable design," said Amy Gardner, WaterShed's principal investigator. "Being recognized for our efforts is an incredible honor."
The AIA|DC Chapter Awards Program honors projects in architecture, interior design and historic resources that demonstrate excellence in design within the Washington, DC area. The Presidential Citation for Sustainable Design is a special commendation that recognizes projects that are not only beautiful, but that adhere to sustainable design principals. WaterShed was selected from a pool of 214 entries. Its use of renewable materials, energy efficient systems and a thoughtful ecological footprint made it a stand out project.
"How can you not give WaterShed an award for its sustainability?" said AIA|DC President Jon Penndorf. "This project is a model of sustainable living and, being a student design, it shows green problem solving by the youngest of our profession."
WaterShed wowed jurors and the public alike last fall at the U.S. Department of Energy's Solar Decathlon 2011. The energy-efficient solar home, inspired by the Chesapeake Bay, took the overall win as well as first-place prizes in the architecture, energy balance and hot water contests. Electric service provider Pepco purchased WaterShed this past February. The company plans to use the solar home as a public educational tool and research development center in Rockville, MD.
"This is a terrific achievement for so many reasons," said David Cronrath, Dean of the School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. "It celebrates the talented, collaborative spirit of the WaterShed team, demonstrates to the industry the beauty and possibility of sustainable design and serves as inspiration for our budding architecture students. I could not be more proud of this project."


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CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (KFVS) - The Missouri Mission of Mercy will host a large-scale dental clinic May 3-4 at the Show Me Center.
The clinic will provide free oral healthcare to patients of all ages who cannot otherwise afford care. Doors open at 5 a.m.
Organizers say you can arrive early as the clinic is first come, first serve until they reach capacity. It is open to both adults and children, but no child care will be available.
MOMOM says to expect a long day. Dental services offered will include cleanings, fillings and extractions. They say they will not provide crowns, bridges or dentures.
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Herbert C. Jackson will carry nearly 20,000 tons of iron ore pellets to Dearborn
MARQUETTE -- A sign of spring sailed into Marquette Sunday morning.
The Herbert C. Jackson ore boat made its way to the Presque Isle ore dock shortly after 11 a.m. Mayor John Kivela, City Manager Bill Vajda, and Mayor Pro Tem John DePetro came out to greet the vessel. This is the second year city officials have come out to present a key to the City of Marquette to the captain of the first ore dock of the season.
Sunday's event was a little more special as the ore dock celebrates its 100th birthday.
"CCI (Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Company) and the mine is an immense part of the community, and this kicks off their shipping season. We're hoping it's earlier than ever and it goes long and we have a record-shipping year, so it means a great deal to the whole community and all the jobs," said Mayor Kivela.
The vessel picked up nearly 20,000 tons of iron ore pellets that are now headed to Dearborn.


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What goes on -- right now also Gerri Willis host of the Willis report right here on Fox Business talk about position that the -- weapon.
First to -- tear your reaction to what -- for the president utility better nowadays spoke.
Not feeling much better -- the truth and I tend to I -- -- hear.
I didn't hear -- I did not -- compromise and actually I kind of have to respectfully disagree.
I think the American people are overwhelmingly calling for a compromise and in fact I think the Republicans have made the first move.
To put spending cuts back on the table or are on the table.
What I'm not hearing about targets -- the Republicans on the on the of the tax hikes and the raising of revenues I'm not -- the other side.
Now talking about the necessary spending cuts and they really do have to go hand in hand.
And I think -- the president and the Democrats right now are feeling very emboldened by the election results I understand that.
But if they're not prepared to put spending cuts and entitlement on the table.
We we we actually could trip this up in this -- be an absolutely self inflicted wound and we all know and I think I don't there's any disagreement.
On how bad this could get if we do -- the fiscal cliff.
Jerry ST -- President Obama earlier on -- a year to go calling on America to take up arms and and call for tax increases on the rich only end up extending those bush tax cuts for an earlier do you get the feeling that Americans are clamoring for tax increases on people -- -- -- to our balcony.
I don't think so and I certainly don't think the people who create the jobs in this country are clamoring for higher taxes and that's just the problems.
The president said this isn't about the numbers of course it's about the numbers and you know what number it's most about is GDP.
The growth of this economy the more taxes you pile on this country.
The worse the economy is gonna do and that is the real problem.
That he just.
Seems to avoid and not think about it is clear that higher taxes means less spending by the people that you relying on to make this economy go it's interesting you say that -- because in Jim's mind from an investor perspective do you think.
That if we deeply if we did all the clip no deal you're saying at one point 5% hit to GDP your basic metal what -- talking about -- consumer spending.
That's I mean think the consumer has been -- driver.
Of this albeit modest recovery but a driver of our ability to kind of continued to at least.
Do we build in strength and I also think home prices Pacific -- the recovery in the housing market has been one of the drivers.
-- of that that consumer feeling more emboldened their -- at the home is appreciating somewhat like I think there's a good story here that could be really derailed.
-- and we are not calling for that we are expecting a compromise but I'm telling you when I listened to president.
And his position and I'm not hearing a lot of that he's cherry picking one thing.
Will -- his -- candidate and Jerry you know if they raise taxes on people who are more than 200000 -- -- we bring an eighty billion dollars more every year.
But we have a trillion dollar deficit every year -- why did we get so hung up 180 dollar.
-- thousand stupid at this point that's my analysis enough popular -- I area we cannot come to the right answer.
And it's frankly my observation that people in Washington do not understand the economy they don't know how it works to make a lot of -- At the end of the day they come up with a policy that isn't good for the American people and I think the American people.
Understand what's good for them at the end of the day look my ounces of this and what you see in the media right now is that it's completely misread the impact of the fiscal cliff what you see.
Personal finance writers and even some financial advisors saying is look.
Don't worry about the fiscal -- -- doesn't mean much is Australia it's not important yes it is it is absolutely.
It's gonna cost you money it may cost you jobs we could see the GDP fall off the cliff go back into recession a lot of in job seven.
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DePauw wins sixth straight with victory over Southwestern
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January 20, 2007, Greencastle, Ind. - Austin Brown paced DePauw with 13 points and Mike Moore added 12 as the Tigers defeated visiting Southwestern by a 59-51 count. DePauw improved to 15-3 overall and 6-1 in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference with its sixth straight win, while the Pirates dropped to 8-9 overall and 3-4 in the conference.
Southwestern held a 17-14 first half lead before Moore knotted the game with a three-pointer with 3:40 left in the half. Reid Sakel hit two free throws and Brian Oilar added a layup with eight seconds left to cap a 7-0 run and give DePauw a 21-17 halftime advantage.
The Tigers stretched that lead to as many as 12 with the last coming at 45-33. Matt Caplan hit two free throws and a three-pointer and Goran Stojcic added a layup with 5:44 left to close the gap to 45-40.
The Pirates were within four at 49-45 after Stojcic's three with 3:57 left, but Tony James hit two free throws and Brown added a bucket to push the margin back to eight at 53-45. DePauw closed the game by hitting all six of its free throws in the final three minutes.
Caplan led Southwestern with 13 points, while Casey Groder added 10 and a team-high six rebounds. Stephen Schott paced DePauw with eight rebounds as the Tigers held a 35-29 advantage on the boards.
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Situated near the beach in Valga, this hotel is in the same region as Vilagarcia Beach, Alameda Park, and El Corte Ingles Shopping Center.
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In addition to a restaurant, Hotel Corona de Galicia features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and a coffee shop/café.
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The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This Valga hotel also offers an outdoor pool, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities. Onsite parking is complimentary.
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Sleek, chic and showing off this season's love of lace, this embellished maxi dress by Little Mistress is the perfect evening outfit for your next big occasion.
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With a fitted style this lace dress shows off your shape and we love the contrast of dark lace on classic cream fabric.
This dress gives you an elegant evening style and the pencil cut of the skirt gives you an ultra feminine silhouette. The banded waist cinches your shape for a beautiful hourglass figure.
Wear this fitted dress with patent heels and a matching clutch bag.
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- Fitted lace dress by Paper Dolls
- Contrast lace detail; banded waist
- Zip fastening to the back
- Length: 39 inches
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Hello there Freshmen :)
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Do you know what May 1st is? Its May Day! One of my most favorite days to celebrate! May day is when you pick many different kinds of may flowers for somebody special in your life. It can be your grandma or grandpa, sister or brother, boyfriend/girlfriend, husband/wife, teacher, priest, or anyone in your life that means a lot to you. May day is a also a good way of telling someone how much they mean to you!
The next best part about May day is what you do with the flowers you have picked for a important person in your life. After the first part about May day is complete you must put them on their door step and make them look very pretty but you must very quiet and sneaky about it so that they don't know who put the flowers there. Next you ring the door bell and quickly and quietly sneak away! The point of this is to surprise this person with may flowers! Everybody likes surprises. Also these flowers will definitely make this person smile witch it always feels nice to make somebody's day.
When I was little my family and I would always celebrate May 1st. We would always go on a really long walk just to find the most interesting and prettiest flowers. After that we would always take them to my grandma and grandpa and my aunt and uncle. They always loved the little surprise of flowers on their door step from somebody.
In conclusion I suggest everybody to be involved in May day. It is a good way to make someone feel special and important. And maybe even you will receive some May flowers from someone who thinks you mean a lot to them!
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Strapless Crinkle Chiffon Dress with Godets
Style F14865
This item is available in stores and online.*
The picture of effortless beauty, this stunning crinkle chiffon dress will look fabulous on any figure in your bridal party!
A lightweight, gently-textured sheer fabric with a fluid movement A popular neckline for brides seeking a stylish and versatile look (offering unlimited jewelry and accessory options). A sheer, flowing fabric that drapes well on the body. A bodice with a high waistline directly below the bust. A great look for most body types. A design feature where a triangular piece of fabric is inserted into the skirt to add fullness. |
Strapless Crinkle Chiffon Dress with Godets Style F14865
My Wedding Gown
I chose this dress as my wedding gown (in Champagne) and I love it. I usually wear a size 22 but I got it in a size up so that it's extra flowy. I feel like a princess in it. I love clothes that move and twirl with me. I especially love the way that I will be able to breathe and dance and not wear Spanx on my wedding day.
I'm also very tall and this dress brushes the ground when I walk. It's so perfect.
Oh, and the girl who said it's only for people with B cups or smaller? I'm a 46D. So, idk, just throwing that out there.
February 26, 2013
Felt like a Goddess
I chose the Malibu blue for my wedding dress and love, love, love it! I am a size 16, very busty, 58 year old. I had to purchase a larger size to fit my bust and the dress has a built in bra, so once we added the straps (which are included) I felt like a beautiful Goddess. The dress flows just like the picture. Everyone told me how pretty it was. Thank you David's Bridal.
February 23, 2013
I had chosen 2 dresses (of the same material) to have my 5 girls wear in my summer wedding, originally planning on having them all wear the same dress. Well 3 of the girls (sizes 4,6,&6) chose the other dress as this one just didn't show off their figure very well, and the other 2 (both size 16) just didn't feel comfortable in the tighter fitting dress the other girls chose, so we decided to have them wear this dress as the other 3 wore the other dress.
This dress looked stunning on both of my sisters who wore it. They both added straps to make it more comfortable, and absolutely loved them. It hid what they wanted hidden and accentuated their good assets ;)
Wonderful dress for those with a little more "junk in their trunk" :)
December 30, 2012
Beautiful Dress
I was very sketchy at first about this dress after reading the other reviews. however after trying out i find that it is very nice! its very flowy, fits fine for larger women. I ordered this dress in a 24 for my mother as her MOB dress and she looks great! only part i really dont like is the beading. i definitely agree it looks very childish with the little hearts and almost makes it look cheap. we ended up putting a contrasting color sash over it to cover them up so she had a light blue dress with a dark blue sash to match my girls. she looks beautiful!
December 16, 2012
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In testimony before this committee and the House Committee on Appropriations, Subcommittee on Homeland Security in February 2007, GAO stated that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has not made its management or operational decisions transparent enough to allow Congress to be sure that the Department is effectively, efficiently, and economically using its billions of dollars of annual funding. GAO also noted that its work for Congress to assess DHS's operations has, at times, been significantly hampered by long delays in obtaining access to program documents. Following the aforementioned testimonies, GAO was asked to testify about its access issues. This testimony provides information on (1) the scope of GAO's work, (2) GAO protocols for accessing agency information, (3) DHS processes for working with GAO, (4) access issues GAO has encountered, and (5) steps GAO has taken to address these issues.
To carry out its audit and evaluation authorities, GAO has a broad statutory right of access to agency records. Auditing standards require that analysts and financial auditors promptly obtain sufficient, competent, and relevant evidence to provide a reasonable basis for any related findings and conclusions. Therefore, prompt access to all records and other information associated with these activities is needed for the effective and efficient performance of GAO's work. This is also necessary in order for the Congress to be able to conduct its constitutional responsibilities in a timely and effective manner. Since DHS began operations in 2003, GAO has provided major analyses of the department's plans and programs for transportation security, immigration, Coast Guard, and emergency management. GAO has also reported on DHS's management functions such as human capital, financial management, and information technology. GAO has processes it applies in working with departmental agencies across the federal government that work well. DHS's adopted processes have frequently impeded GAO's efforts to carry out its mission by delaying access to documents required to assess the department's operations. This process involves multiple layers of review by department- and component-level liaisons and attorneys and results in frequent and sometimes lengthy delays in obtaining information. GAO recognizes that the department has legitimate interests in protecting certain types of sensitive information from public disclosure. GAO shares that interest as well and follows strict security guidelines in handling such information. GAO similarly recognizes that agency officials will need to make judgments with respect to the manner and the processes they use in response to GAO's information requests. However, to date, because of the processes adopted to make these judgments, GAO has often not been able to do its work in a timely manner. GAO has been able to eventually obtain information and answer audit questions, but the delays experienced at DHS impede GAO's ability to conduct audit work efficiently and to provide timely information to congressional clients.
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