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The KREAB will be offering a continuing education course that will cover Board Statutes,Administrative Regulations Updates, Board cases and common deficiencies, and Q&A with KREABBoard Members and Staff. We will also have Attorneys from the Liability Insurance Adminstrators to cover Loss Prevention Program for Appraisers. This course will be offered in Bowling Green, Louisville,Lexington and Florence. To register please print PDF file and submit to Board.
This edition of the KREAB Newsletter contains items of significant change for Kentucky licensed/certified appraisers, education providers, and AMCs.
Details of the following highlights are included within the attached newsletter:
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· Page 1 includes the AQB minimum criteria changes effective January 1, 2015.
· Page 2: The continuing education completion date for Kentucky appraiser credential holders shall be May 16, 2014, including completion of the 7-hour 2014-2015 USPAP Update Course. (The requirement applies to all credentialed appraisers, including those approved by reciprocity.)
· Page 2 - The Chair of the Appraisal Practices Board has issued a request for credentialed appraisers to apply to be considered for Subject Matter Experts.
· Page 3 – Effective November 1, 2013, the fee for a KREAB issued Temporary Practice Permit shall be $150.
· Page 3 – Effective June 25, 2013, an appraiser who is credentialed by a state appraiser regulatory agency, other than the KREAB, must apply for and have been granted a Kentucky real property appraiser credential by temporary practice permit or reciprocal credential, prior to completing any appraisal or appraisal review assignment for a property located in Kentucky. This requirement is applicable regardless of assignment intended use.
· Page 4 – Beginning January 1, 2014, an initial applicant for a Kentucky real property appraisal credential must complete the requirement in 324A.100 for an FBI fingerprint background check.
· Page 6 – Effective June 25, 2013 the requirement for a surety bond ended, and all renewing AMCs and initial applicants for AMC registration are now required to pay into the Appraisal Management Company Recovery Fund.
· Page 8 – Status of the Kentucky AMC Uniform Appraiser Contract.
Welcome to the Kentucky Real Estate Appraisers Board website. We are charged with protecting the public interest through regulation, examination and licensing of Kentucky real estate appraisers and the registration of Appraisal Management Companies pursuant to Kentucky Revised Statutes, Chapter 324A.
We approve and monitor pre-licensing and certification education, experience and testing, as well as approve and monitor continuing education for real estate appraisers.
The Kentucky Real Estate Appraisers Board also investigates complaints against real estate appraisers and Appraisal Management Companies.
The Board is funded solely through fees charged to obtain and renew a license to practice real property appraising and to register to do business as an Appraisal Management Company in Kentucky.
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Kentucky law requires that an Appraisal Management Company must register with the board and have a current license issued prior to doing business in Kentucky. The AMC statutory requirements for initial registration and renewal are located in KRS 324A.150 – 164.
The annual renewal for Appraisal Management Company registration must be received by the board and a new registration certificate issued prior to the November 1 of each year. The requirements for renewal include the following items included in KRS 324A.154:
(6) (a) Registrations issued under this section shall be renewed annually.
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(b) A request to reinstate a certificate of registration shall be accompanied by payment of a penalty of fifty dollars ($50) for each month of delinquency, up to six (6) months after expiration.
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View a listing of Kentucky Licensed AMC Companies.AMC Application with Finger Print Instructions Revised 9-13 (2).pdf- Revised October 2013
For questions, please contact:
Larry DisneyExecutive DirectorKentucky Real Estate Appraisers BoardPhone – 859-623-1658Email – firstname.lastname@example.com
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Emerald Asset Management CEO Joe Besecker breaks down security plays.
Feb 21, 2013
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Another story that we've attacked that all week these cyber attacks -- -- on the rise in the big story earlier in the week about China.
The Obama administration looking to tighten the belt on countries like China and others.
While trying to strengthen our own defenses against computer criminals and the like so we bring our next guest did.
-- make himself some money on this trend chairman president and CEO of emerald asset management -- I'm -- massacre you've been on this for awhile right show you this is this is what are your big.
Picture trends that you pick stocks on.
I think it's a huge -- -- we've talked about it for number years and I think we're still in there early innings of this.
I think Steve Jobs is to blame for all this he.
He pushed this mobile cloud this mobility thing much forward -- I think the overall infrastructure was ready for it.
And given that you we -- it's like -- in the great for the that the wall down and -- -- just.
When you turn it down that this we are never gonna go back that not using.
These types of things whether it's I've enjoyed now and so so this.
Poses a big problem.
The people that provide these services -- and the users.
You know somebody like myself we we use the stuff all the time and we we deal with very sensitive information.
So security is very important to us is very important to the people to provide services -- pretty important to use a consumer so it affects everything.
You have a lot of company's individual companies that you've.
Either bought -- your pick -- up buying their stocks because of this think on this program yesterday we showed a -- that you -- -- their smothers.
Give us an example of how do you personally.
And here in the eastern Joe's stock city -- might -- -- them all individually but the point.
What is -- small or fear or medium sized companies this a certain amount of risks and they're getting involved some of these individual companies and or to talk to that address -- ten.
Yeah -- -- -- there's risk in every equity and there's even riskier.
When you talk about what we do for a living and several small and midsize growth companies right these are high growth companies.
That are dependent on big government contracts are big corporate contracts so.
And they could be lumpy you know we we saw some of these negatively react when the government talked about pulled back spending.
It is our theory that over time this -- nominee of cyber terrorism is not gonna stop -- that that.
What are a lot we think a lot of these companies these smaller -- -- ultimately.
Be acquired in that we consolidate there's a -- on whether it's -- Hardware or software.
Right consumer.
Government all of these plays that we have manage their company like source fire this gonna report tonight.
You know they've had won't be times and so yes they are riskier but we think that the big trend there is nothing but up.
And I don't think we're gonna get less cyber problems we're gonna get more -- because that there's more need for solutions.
And I think a lot of these will be acquired in much bigger companies and that's part of its I was gonna ask you about that's part of doing talk about some of these companies is that maybe the bigger companies committed by them but.
Although stocks we -- that Joseph owns just for full but there's disclosure there's a generally -- much better than.
-- build -- all growing -- very big numbers both top and bottom line so.
That's important to growth manager like ourselves Joseph best secure emerald asset management even the shared history in there and thanks for coming on -- appreciate is always up.
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December 8, 2011Seawind 1250: A New Cat, Set to ProwlThis midsize model from Seawind joins the multihull fleet. "Boat Review" from our December 2011 issue.
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August 13, 2007Seawind 1160: Award-Winning Concept and ExecutionThis cat will appeal to cruisers who want a well-built boat that can sail away in a hurry. From our July 2007 issue.
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Jair Jurrjens is 12-3 with an MLB best Era of 1.87.
Renteria is...umm...who the **** knows where he is. but I know where he isnt, and that's in a Tigers uni.
I feel sorry for people who don't drink. When they wake up in the morning, that's as good as they're going to feel all day.
We got Cabrera for nothing, it all evens out!
Gov said it best on Shep's show this morning, "DD may have traded away the NL Cy Young and AL MVP winner this year".
Jar was not even a top 5 prospect for us... we traded him for an all star short stop batting .320 the year before..... I don't know too many people who would not do that trade
I remember listening to V&F right before this trade. Mike was predicting that the Tigers had interest in Renteria and was endorsing the deal because it would have gotten Guillen out of the SS position. When it went down, Mike had a pornographic orgasm all over the studio because his prediction was correct. I remember them making fun of Caputo because Caputo was pissed they traded Jurgens. Caputo's argument was that they just made a road trip to Atlanta and Renteria did nothing notable in the series. It's funny now that whenever Jurgens' name is brought up on the air, Mike acts like he was totally against the trade from the beginning.
I just traded him away as well in my fantasy league but I landed Fielder and Hanley for him... To bad the Tigers didnt land that type of return for him...
He also said that they should erect a statue of Dombrowsi and it was the best deal he ever made. He dismissed JJ as a run of the mill right hander & the key to the deal was Gorkyz Hernandez.
As Mike says he makes thousands of comments, he can't be right all the time.
He just likes to act like it when he is.
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I have a soft spot for cats and people who care for feral cats, but it may be a misplaced love.
Using results from local surveys and pilot studies, they found that unnamed stray and feral cats kill a median of 2.4 billion birds annually in the U.S., along with 12.3 billion mammals a year, most of them native animals like shrews, chipmunks and voles, rather than introduced pests such as Norway rats.
The estimated kill rates are two to four times higher than previously believed, making cats one of the single greatest human-linked threats to wildlife.
It's shocking for someone like me, whose house is ruled by three cats (courtesy of a wife who can't say no and would have another if I'd go along with it), but not all that surprising.
The senior member of our cat family, 16-year-old Ethel, wouldn't raise an eyebrow at a bird now, but there was a time when she was so deadly at stalking that we put a bell on her collar, which reduced her effectiveness only slightly.
She'd hop up on the kitchen window sill with a bird clenched in her teeth, eager to show us her prize.
When we first moved into out house, turtle doves inhabited the two big spruce trees in our yard, until Ethel got them.
Our youngest cat, Tuna, was adopted as a tiny stray at our cottage on the Crow River, where she, her mother and brother were living on handouts and whatever chipmunks they could catch.
They nearly wiped out our plentiful chipmunk community; even after the cats were well-fed, they'd hunt them for sport.
I've written many Fixer columns about feral cat colonies at Bluffers Park and behind a truck service centre on Evans Ave., which often prompted comments from readers who said they should be euthanized, citing the birds and wildlife they kill.
I thought they were mean, crotchety cat-haters - and there are plenty of them out there – but when I square the scientists' findings with my own observations, it's hard not to conclude that cats are a factor in the decline of the bird and small mammal population.
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Bats' barotrauma, fallow deer, Tahitian vanilla, lucky dinosaurs
- By T.A. Frail, Megan Gambino, Jesse Rhodes, Abigail Tucker and Sarah Zielinski
- Smithsonian magazine, November 2008
A fallow deer with its impressive but unevenly formed antler looks straight into the light of the setting sun. (Horst Ossinger / dpa / Corbis)
Name: The fallow deer (Dama dama), a European species, which mates in early fall
Bucks: Fight among themselves and issue repeated calls, known technically as groans, during the rut.
Does: Pick a mate by listening to the males' groans.
Scientists: Have determined what females listen for. Researchers at the University of Zurich found that the acoustical properties of a buck's groan are related less to his size than his social rank—and that does mate with a dominant buck more often. It's the first time auditory discernment of social dominance has been found in animals other than primates.
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"Neotropical roots of a Polynesian spice: the hybrid origin of Tahitian vanilla, Vanilla tahitensis (Orchidaceae)," Pesach Lubinsky et al., American Journal of Botany, August 2008
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"Barotrauma is a significant cause of bat fatalities at wind turbines," Erin F. Baerwald et al., Current Biology, August 26, 2008
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Only the ones that get too near a wind farm die from barotrauma. The bats dying from the fungus is a different problem. You probably heard of this recently because a USGS scientist (see http://www.usgs.gov/newsroom/article.asp?ID=2058) identified the fungus and published the news a few weeks ago.
Posted by Sarah Zielinski on November 13,2008 | 02:23 PM
Are all bats dying from "barotrauma"? I had heard that it was a fungus killing them. We saw very few bats this past summer.
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Blah blah, eac hgame is different, and has differnt paly styles. Personally, I like both, becuase they are different form each other, even if only sometimes in subtle ways. DannibusX, you brought up an important note. Frankly, I spend more time lately playing indie games than anything else, so really, sales figures mean little to me other than to say that marketing was effective. Let's see how things do after 2 years, and which title continues to sell, and then we can declare a winner in retail. I am interested in product longevity, not sales in the first couple of weeks.
Yeah. Buggy, indoors run and shoot with kids. Nothing more, nothing less. I'd play some F2P than to play COD. Seriously. Did I like posting this? Yes, I did...
I bloody hope not. :shadedshu Mods, this is my formal request that if it turns to sh*t, I would like this thread closed. Please keep it friendly everybody. Remember, these are only video games.
Lol Woolies. Lol, kid in 1980. (I was 6!) All i got from Woolies was sweets from the wee sweetie mixture bit. You'd always cram as much crap into the wee bag and walk up to pay and it was like 4 quids worth of sugary bliss. But yeah, tbh, that vid surprised me, I thought MW3 would have won. But I play BF3 so no comment
Interesting to see that MW3 is not even being played in Asia yet. On the "heat map" when you begin the game, Asia is still dark. Wonder when it releases there. So BF3 is good too?
I think both games are excellent, but BF3 seems to have MW3 beat when it comes to technical excellence in video quality and other aspects. BF3 has had a major update now, too. Welcome to TPU.
I think what happened here was B3 players are more worried about their game being considered better so they made sure they voted while MW3 players were to busy PLAYING to give a shit.
Oh BF3 players are still enjoying the game, here and there is a small issue. But nothing that isn't new to a game release. As for the COD4: Map Pack 3 players, they aren't smart enough half the time to figure out how to vote.
Honestly if you had done a vote with COD4 against something else of its time it would have scored better. MW3 is a joke, I've played thru the campaign and it took me no time to get thru compared to BF3s campaign even. Which is just lame. MW3 is supposed to be a "wrap up" of sorts. Yet all the do is kept making you take care of an injured Soap. : / BF3's campaign hands down was better than MW3s. (In my book at least.)
I play both games, and I enjoy both games. Aside from being first person shooters that are in a modern setting they are completely different games. BF3 is simply an awesome game, and it didn't fail at the box office. It had really strong sales, but they are trying to compete directly with CoD. CoD is a very strong title with tons of brand recognition. I think a majority of the players (no one here at TPU, only what I observe from my friends) are satisfied with what Activision brings to the table, with no real advance in gameplay, graphics or engine. CoD is familiar and fun, but it costs a lot to keep playing year after year. Another misconception of BF3, again from talking to my friends was that they thought that the BF3 beta for the Xbox was a demo. I tried to tell them, but they are non-believers. I installed the beta on my Xbox and what did I see? "Play Battlefield 3 Beta (Game Demo)" All in all, to each his own. Gameplay is completely different between both titles. It's just another nVidia v. ATI or Intel v. AMD argument now.
Funny how BF3 has to crash 1-5 times before it actually launches, and not just for me. Funny how BF3 has no idea that people playing in a party want to be on the same team. Funny how BF3 has no killcam so you cannot learn from your mistakes. Funny how BF3 does not care that you can use Night Vision Sight (IRNV) during the day. The game is so god damn hilarious. I cannot speak for how funny MW3 is because I don't own it and I don't intend to get it either.
OK, let me. Funny, how people pay $60 for a map-pack. Funny, how the map-pack goes on sell as good as it did Mankind is so god damn hilarious.
is this guy for real or just a bad troll? Don't play on a premade dells and your game might work for you. If i did not care about playing a quality game i might try cod 4.4 but yet again cod 4.5 is just around the corner.


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"When my 4th grade teacher added TONGUE TOO LONG to the conduct box on my report card and checked it each 6 week period when warranted, I should have known that this 'talking thing' would be my calling."
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Somewhere in this world exists a tape of AC/DC jamming with Lynyrd Skynyrd.
The session took place in 1977 at Skynyrd's rehearsal facility in Jacksonville, Florida during an AC/DC tour stop. Skynyrd guitarist Gary Rossington tells Classic Rock magazine, "Jamming with them was so cool. Both bands had really just made it and we were celebrating all that hard work."
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Notre Dame used a victory at Oklahoma last season to catapult itself into the National Championship discussion. The 12th-ranked Sooners will look to return that favor when they visit the 22nd-ranked Fighting Irish on Saturday. The 2013 Notre Dame squad is taking a little longer to find itself than the 2012 version, though the defense began to make some big strides last week.Oklahoma is getting its biggest test of the first month and had an off week to prepare for the Fighting Irish after trouncing Tulsa on Sept. 14. The Sooners have a different look than last year's squad as well but are already displaying the type of defensive intensity that could turn the rematch in their favor. Notre Dame exploded for 17 points in the final 5:05 last year at Oklahoma to turn a tie game into a 30-13 victory.TV: 3:30 p.m. ET, NBC. LINE: Oklahoma -3.5.ABOUT OKLAHOMA (3-0): The Sooners, like the Irish, are bringing a different starting quarterback into this matchup, with junior Blake Bell proving himself the starter after passing for 413 yards and four touchdowns in the win over Tulsa. Oklahoma had a 356-yard passing effort from Landry Jones in the matchup last season but struggled to convert third downs against Notre Dame's bend-don't-break defense. "We weren't nearly as good as we needed to be, and they were better at getting the stop, and that was a big factor," Sooners coach Bob Stoops said of the Irish defense.ABOUT NOTRE DAME (3-1): The Irish used their passing game to stretch Michigan State and put pressure on the cornerbacks last week, drawing several penalties that kept drives alive and helped lead to a 17-13 triumph. Quarterback Tommy Rees was not the starter last year at Oklahoma but has plenty of experience, leaving the defense the biggest question mark. "We're going up against an extremely skilled and talented football team," coach Brian Kelly said of Oklahoma. "Their offensive depth at the skill position is as good as I've seen across the country."EXTRA POINTS1. Notre Dame is looking for its 11th straight home win.2. The Sooners have not lost a regular-season game since falling to the Irish (8-0).3. The Irish are 27-4-1 all-time against schools that currently make up the Big 12.PREDICTION: Oklahoma 24, Notre Dame 17


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Michelle and Vinny Garcia return with Lucha Dulce, a Mexican-inspired bakery
Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Michelle and Vinny Garcia of Bleeding Heart Bakery fame are preparing their pastry comeback, and this time it's personal. Lucha Dulce, which translates to "sweet struggle," is a passion project for the Garcias, celebrating their love for Mexican culture and food, as well as the Pilsen neighborhood they now call home.
The Garcias developed the idea for a Mexican bakery five years ago but put it on the back burner to continue building the Bleeding Heart brand. When they finally pulled the plug on BHB last year and moved to San Francisco (where Michelle worked at the Four Seasons baking desserts for VIP guests and Vinny created cakes from home), they realized the time was right to do something they were both passionate about: homing in on Vinny's Mexican heritage. When they left Chicago, their intention was never to leave permanently. After clocking time in San Francisco, their living expenses grew to be too much, prompting a move back to Chicago to establish new roots in Pilsen, a neighborhood Michelle and Vinny lived in years ago and were excited to revisit.
Lucha Dulce is a tighter focus and different direction than BHB, allowing the Garcias to concentrate on their strengths and separate themselves from their past, which is riddled with controversy and slander what the couple see as unfair attacks. "We wanted to go as far away from Bleeding Heart as possible, while pleasing the same people," says Michelle. Gone is the miscellany of punk rock pastries. In its stead are what Michelle refers to as an "American girl's take on Mexican pastry," such as gelatin roses, candied sweet potatoes and Mexican candies inspired by the kind found by the register in Mexican grocery stores (the latter are a favorite of Vinny's). The only BHB staple she'll carry over is her fan favorite "Take A Hike" scone. Other pastries include conchas, Mexican hot chocolate croissant stacks, tarts, Mexican-inspired macarons, and gingerbread pigs ("Anyone who loves Mexican bakeries like we do knows what we're talking about!"). Vinny will continue to bake his famous cakes.
Coffee will come from West Loop–based Sparrow Coffee Roastery, and the Garcias will continue to source as locally as possible, going organic when they can. They'd like to introduce classes down the road and feature a chefs' table for tastings. The space is smaller, the hours are shorter (so they can spend more time with their kids), and there are no expansion plans. The Garcias are working with Siren Betty on the design. Compared to the vibrant look of BHB, Luche Dulce will be dialed down with natural woods and pops of red and black. A small front space will feature a counter by the window and a few two-seat tables. The kitchens (one for Vinny's cake-making and one for Michelle) will be open or behind glass, so everyone can see the baking. As for the couple's segue from BHB's broad repertoire of eclectic pastries to Lucha Dulce's focused array of Mexican-inspired sweets, Michelle explains it simply: "We did my thing for a very long time, and now it's time to do Vinny's thing."
Lucha Dulce (1659 W 21st Street) is slated to open late spring or early summer. Follow the progress on Twitter @luchadulce.
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The nominees for Best New Cocktail Program are:
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Brunch! Is there a more polarizing meal? The nominees for Best New Brunch in the 2013 Eat Out Awards are:
Au Cheval
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Vote for Breakout Chef of the Year in the 2013 Eat Out Awards | Slide show
This is my personal favorite category, since it honors new talents that have made names for themselves all around the city, everywhere from a wine bar (Zoe Schor) to a communal-dining tasting menu. Sadly, we can't give this award to all of the nominees, however, so it's up to you to choose. The nominees for Breakout Chef of the Year are:
Abraham Conlon of Fat Rice
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Lee Wolen of the Lobby at the Peninsula
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Wrigley BBQ
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The last twelve months have been very sweet to sweet-tooths. Vote for your favorite new sweets shop in the Eat Out Awards! The five nominees are:
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Where to celebrate Fat Tuesday 2013
This Fat Tuesday, you don't have to be in the Big Easy to get your fill of fun. Forget snatching beads on Bourbon Street—Mardi Gras is all about the food. And when it comes to sumptuous Southern dishes and authentic Cajun flavors, Chicago doesn't disappoint. Here are the top Mardi Gras specials north of the Bayou.
Big Jones
Celebrate smartly at this favorite, where the menu is more interested in history than in current trends. The Mardi Gras menu—with specials such as a po' boy sandwich and barbeque shrimp—will be around all week. For a group, order the $25-per-person family dinner, dubbed "A Cajun Country Ramble, ca. 1955." The meal's grand finale? Cajun cane sugar cake and caramel corn. Feb 6–11, 5–9pm; Feb 12, 5–11pm, reservations recommended. 5347 N Clark St (773-275-5725).
Performers on stilts, live Samba music and festive beads galore: Would you really expect anything less from a restaurant that shares a name with Mardi Gras's parent holiday? While Mardi Gras lasts one day, Carnival means a month of elaborate costumes and mouth-watering meals. Start the celebration with smoked pork belly and finish with the apple cream cheese bread pudding, topped with bourbon vanilla sauce as a nod to New Orleans. Feb 12, 5–10pm, reservations recommended. 702 W Fulton St (312-850-5005).
City Winery
Feast on gumbo and sip cabernet at this winery/concert hall's Mardi Gras extravaganza. The vibe promises to be old-timey, with acclaimed musicians the Foghorn Stringband playing southern country tunes. Feb 12, 8pm, $12. 1200 W Randolph St (312-733-9463).
Hand grenades, hurricanes and Scarlett O'Haras—at Henri? The Gage's sister spot proves that a white-tablecloth restaurant can still tap into the party atmosphere of Bourbon Street. But don't expect the traditional sugar bombs. Mixologist Clint Rogers has created dry takes of these Mardi Gras classics; for example, the hand grenade—typically light rum, gin, vodka and Midori—nixes the vodka and subs in a housemade melon liqueur for the Midori. "We basically Cryovaced a honeydew melon, cantaloupe and a little bit of cracked pepper with a neutral base spirit," Rogers says. It's all part of the Fat Tuesday Spirited Dinner, a five-course affair that also features fancy spins on classic New Orleans food. Redfish nigiri? Sounds a lot healthier than a paczki. Feb 12, 6pm. $100 per person. Call for reservations. 18 S Michigan Ave (312-578-0763).
Nacional 27
It's five days of Samba lessons, Congo drums and jazz music at this Latin hotspot. The prix-fixe Carnival menu features creative and tasty tapas, tacos and empanadas. But forget about the food for a minute and focus on the fruity booze: blood orange caiparinhas, anyone? Feb 7–12: Mon–Thu 5:30–9:30pm, Fri–Sat 5:30–10:30pm. Dinner for $44.95 per person, with optional cocktail pairings for $27. 325 W Huron St (312-664-2727).
This Japanese/Brazilian/Peruvian fusion joint embraces a third of its genealogy with Carnaval festivities to rival Rio de Janeiro's. With drummers, DJs and dancers, there will be no shortage of music. You certainly won't find the "Carnaval roll"—a sushi roll of tuna, quinoa, avocado and spicy mayo—at any other Mardis Gras party. And just in case diners aren't fully culturally immersed, SUSHISAMBA will stream a livefeed of Brazil's street celebration. Feb 12, 8pm–midnight. 504 N Wells St (312-595-0532).
Toni Patisserie & Cafe
What's Mardi Gras without a king cake? The beloved bakery stays true to its French roots by whipping up the classic dessert. Normally, finding a plastic baby in your pastry would be a lawsuit in the making. But on Fat Tuesday, the trinket brings nothing but luck. Head to Toni's or call in an order for the French-style, almond version with puff pastry for $17.95 or the typical cinnamon and sugar glaze New Orleans treat for $16.95. Mon–Sat 8am–8pm, Sun 8am–5pm. 65 E Washington St (312-726-2020).
The modern-day speakeasy is going all out this year, offering a live brass band, masked waiters and two different menu items incorporating crawfish, the lobster-like crème de la crème of Louisiana seafood. Not craving fish? The night's third special is a chicken jambalaya, a Creole favorite. Feb 12, 4:30pm–1am, reservations recommended. 111 W Kinzie (312-880-1511).
Eat Out Awards voting starts today!
For the past twelve months, you've been eating. You've been going to check out all the new spots, writing me angry emails and leaving me creepy voicemails about your experiences at said spots. Well, the time has come to put that dining and drinking knowledge to good use (not to say I don't appreciate the voicemails...). Ladies and gentlemen, the polls are open! It's my pleasure to announce that voting begins right now for the 2013 Eat Out Awards. We're bringing back some of our stalwart categories: Best New Restaurant, Best New Bar, Breakout Chef of the Year, Cheap Eatery of the Year, Best New Pastry Chef, Best New Cocktail Program, etc. And we're also introducing some new ones, such as Best Local Microbrewery, Neighborhood Joint of the Year, and Best New Coffee Shop. Cast your ballot right over here anytime between now and March 13. But seriously, why wait? Go forth, vote!
Sizing up this week's restaurant openings
Every week, we add new restaurant openings to the section of the print magazine called "Recently Opened: Too New To Review." Every week, there are about four new places, plus maybe one or two larger openings. Except for this week, where the 15 new additions to our listings include:
2 doughnut shops (neither of which spell their confection of choice in accordance with our style guidelines): Beavers Coffee + Donuts, which now has a permanent location along with its truck, and Firecakes Donuts, the "open-till-we-sell-out" shop from La Madia's Jonathan Fox.
1 lobster-roll emporium, appropriately dubbed Da Lobsta.
2 promising coffee shops: Dollop's second location and Sol Cafe.
1 Korean-sushi mash-up: The apparently Facebook-less and website-less En Hakkore (1840 N Damen Ave, 773-772-9880), which replaces Melt Sandwich Shop.
1 steak-sushi mash-up: The remodeled Stetson's Modern Steak & Sushi in the Hyatt Regency.
1 pizzeria, dubbed Flour & Stone, which begins serving its "Brooklyn-style" pies (sort of like Neapolitan, but with a sturdier crust) Monday.
2 barbecue spots: a second location of Lillie's Q in the French Market and Milt's Barbecue For the Perplexed, a Kosher barbecue restaurant in Lakeview that gives 100 percent of its profits to charity.
1 hot-dog stand: Dion Antic's The Haute & the Dog.
1 cult fro-yo shop, Yogurtland.
1 taqueria: the second location of Taco Joint.
1 spa that's also a Russian small-plates restaurant: Red Square, in the historic Division bathhouse.
1 hope for good Indonesian food in Chicago: pan-Asian street-food spot Rickshaw Republic.
Happy eating!
Yes, you can still make a reservation for Restaurant Week
Restaurant Week starts on Friday, and your organized friends made their reservations weeks ago. Why? Because they're thrifty, and they weren't about to let anybody edge them out of $22 prix-fixe lunches and $33 (or $44) prix-fixe dinners. If you, too, want one of those reservations, you may fear you're out of luck. But you're not. Not completely, anyway.
Yesterday afternoon I asked TOC intern Cally Trautwein to call some of the restaurants participating in Restaurant Week and ask if they have any reservations left. The answers, posted below, were encouraging—but I recommend calling now. Otherwise, procrastinators like me may get to it first.
10 Questions for...Sean Brock
Name Sean Brock
Age 34
Occupation Southern Chef
Welcome to Chicago! Why are you here?
Chef Ryan Poli invited me to come and cook some dishes at Barcito. I had an awesome time there the last time I came to town. I love that kind of vibe.
Did you have any fears/anxieties/nervousness about coming to the Midwest? Explain.
Hopefully Midwesterners will like southern cooking! I am doing a lot of very southern dishes.
True or false: You will be eating at Avec while in town.
True! I always do!
Where else will you be eating?
Big Star is one of my favorite places on earth to eat and so is Trenchermen. You guys are so lucky to have such talented chefs!
The Chicago hot dog—yes or no? (Choose one.)
A. Yes!
B. No!
C. I don't know what that is.
A. Yes! I always eat way too many!
What does Chicago have that your home city doesn't have? (We're talking food and restaurants here, but feel free to go into other arenas.)
I have had some amazing Chinese food in Chicago. We certainly don't have anything like that here. And then of course there is Alinea and Next, two mind blowing experiences.
What does your home city have that Chicago doesn't have?
Great BBQ and shrimp and grits!
Tell us an interesting story from your childhood.
One time I thought it would be funny to catch a bunch of frogs and place them all over the refrigerator to scare my mom. For some reason she is terrified of frogs. It scared her half to death and then she got really paranoid that the frogs may have urinated all over the food. We had to throw all of the food away and I got grounded! I have always been a prankster.
Tell us a funny/interesting/frightening tale about your restaurant.
One time I was sharpening the meat slicer and I took the guard off of it to clean it. When I came back to put the guard on, one of my cooks was standing there holding her arm, white as a ghost. She had reached over the blade to unplug the slicer and didn't see that the guard was off. It opened her arm up from the wrist to the elbow. It was the cleanest cut I have ever seen, very little blood and you could see all the different layers.
Fill in the blank: If I had just one more day in Chicago, I'd use it to ________.
Eat a burger at Au Cheval.
Great Lake is closed. But not for long.
Lydia Esparza from Great Lake just called to make sure people know that Great Lake's Andersonville location is officially closed for good. As if I could forget.
But Esparza wasn't calling to rub in the bad news. On the contrary, she had several encouraging points to make:
- The Great Lake team is planning another venture.
- That venture will be a restaurant not be a restaurant.
- That said, Esparza says, "I doubt we'll stop doing pizza."
- Esparza's best guess for when the new venture will open is spring 2013.
Exciting, right? But there was one last thing:
"We're so thankful," Esparza said, referring to all of her Andersonville (and otherwise) customers. "It's been great to have the support." For all those who want to continue supporting Great Lake—or just keep up with its next move—Esparza invites you to sign up for an e-mail list. Shoot a note to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Shin Thompson's West Loop Japanese brasserie has a name—Kabocha
The story goes like this: Twelve years ago, Shin Thompson was in his second year at Kendall College—and broke. "Someone dared me to dunk my head in a rancid grease bucket," Thompson, who received a Michelin star in 2011 and 2012 for his Japanese-influenced cooking at Bonsoirée (now Table, Donkey and Stick, in which he is a part-owner), recalls. "People started throwing money in this pot," encouraging him to submerge his head in it for 15 seconds. "The pot got up to like 90 bucks," says Thompson, at which point his classmate, Ryan O'Donnell, walked in the room. "He said, 'Shin, I'll match the pot.'" But he didn't have any cash on him, so Thompson had to trust that he'd pay him later, bringing the total up to $200. "It's gonna be gross, but I'll take a couple of showers and it'll be worth it," Thompson remembers thinking. So he did it, getting the grease "really coated and caked in there," and rendering his instructor speechless. But the part of the story that's most important to Thompson: O'Donnell, "on his word, wrote me the check. When you're looking for a business partner, you think, How can you trust someone?" For Thompson, it came down to the grease bucket.
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When the hype for your restaurant has been building for years, what better time to finally open your doors than the sleepy days between Christmas and New Year's? That's just what Stephanie Izard did, debuting Little Goat Diner on Friday, December 28. Team Food & Drink was on vacation, but photographer Oriana Koren checked out the scene. And to our delight: It really does look like a diner! And the menu really does read like one...with some whimsical twists: a brandade-and-pork-belly Benedict, bacon-and-eggs with kimchi, duck-confit banh mi, eight types of burgers, fried chicken, ground-goat Shepherd's Pie, and a whole section of the menu called "Snack Corner." Check out the full menu here. Little Goat Diner (820 W Randolph St, 312-888-3455) is open 7am–2am daily; Little Goat Bread, which opened in early December, opens at 6am.
Rick Bayless makes a NYE margarita | Video
Rick Bayless's new book, Frontera: Margaritas, Guacamoles, and Snacks, is, not surprisingly, all about margaritas, guacamoles and snacks. Some of you may think of margaritas and guac as summery, but this video, where Bayless demonstrates how to make his sparkling ginger margarita, will change that. This thing was made for New Year's Eve parties. Because, you know, plain old bubbly is so 2012.
Bonus: You can make this cocktail for a crowd. Recipes for both the individual cocktail and the pitcher are below.
Sparkling Ginger Margarita
Adapted from Frontera: Margaritas, Guacamoles, and Snacks, by Rick Bayless
For one cocktail:
2 slices of ginger the thickness of a quarter (no need to peel), coarsely chopped
1fresh kaffir lime leaf, cut in half where the leaf is indented (optional)
1 ½ ounces 100% blue agave blanco tequila
½ ounce fresh lime juice
½ ounce orange Curaçao or other triple sec
¼ ounce Ginger Agave Syrup (see recipe below)
1 ounce sparkling wine, such as a cava from Spain
6 to 10 small ice cubes (about ¾ cup)
In the bottom of a cocktail shaker, muddle the ginger slices and one of the optional kaffir lime leaf halves with a cocktail muddler or a wooden spoon until coarsely mashed. Add the tequila, lime juice, orange Curaçao, Ginger Agave Syrup and ice. Cover and shake vigorously until frothy and cold; tiny ice crystals will appear in the drink after about 15 seconds of shaking.
Strain into a 6-ounce martini glass and top with the sparkling wine. Bruise the other half of the optional lime leaf by slapping it between your plans to release the aroma. Float it on the top of the drink and serve immediately.
Yield: 1 cocktail
For a pitcher:
16 slices of ginger the thickness of a quarter (no need to peel), coarsely chopped
8 fresh kaffir lime leaves, cut in half where the leaf is indented (optional)
1 ½ cups 100% blue agave blanco tequila
½ cup fresh lime juice
½ cup orange Curaçao or other triple sec
¼ cup Ginger Agave Syrup (see recipe below)
1 cup sparkling wine such as a cava from Spain
6 cups ice
In the bottom of a pitcher, muddle the ginger and half of the optional kaffir lime leaf halves with a cocktail muddler or wooden spoon until the ginger is a coarse mash. Add the tequila, lime juice, orange Curaçao and Ginger Agave Syrup. Stir, cover and refrigerate until chilled, about 2 hours.
Fill a cocktail shaker ¾ full with ice, and pour in 1 ½ cups of the margarita mixture (be sure to include some of the muddled ginger and lime leaf from the bottom of the pitcher). Shake and strain into 3 6-ounce martini glasses, then top each with sparkling wine. If using the lime leaves, one by one bruise them by slapping them between your palms to release their aroma.
Float a piece on top of each drink and serve immediately. Repeat for the remaining margaritas.
Yield: 8 cocktails
½ cup agave syrup (light organic syrup gives the best flavor)
¼ cup (about 1 ounce) finely chopped ginger (no need to peel it)
Into a small saucepan, measure the agave syrup and 2 tablespoons water. Set over medium heat and add the ginger. When the mixture reaches a simmer, time 2 minutes, then remove from the heat and cool to room temperature. Strain. The syrup will keep a month of more, tightly covered in the refrigerator.


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Guys , I've never been so depressed. No lifting for another 3 weeks, it's already been two, for a total of 5 weeks in a cast on my right arm.
In this new cast its to tight and to far up my arm to use cables like I was doing before so what am I supposed to do?!
It's fully water proof so I figure swimming would be a good way to keep my upper body from losing to much strength. It ****ing sucks that we work so hard on our bodies and then stupid things like this happen .
What would you guys do?
So far I got agility ladders, legs, swimming and pec dec is all. Anything else?