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In typical Muppet style, the latest ad campaign for the upcoming film pokes fun at other movies for using Twitter posts to simulate popularity.
Like everything else on the internet, once the mainstream media learned how to use Twitter they've been abusing it to no end. A rash of recent movie trailers have taken the fad to an extreme by using Twitter posts of questionable authenticity to simulate popularity. The Muppets, being no strangers to parody, have turned the trend on its head with their new teasers for Muppets Most Wanted.
Citing fake Twitter handles like @WockaWocka23 and @KermitRules17, the clips list tweets anticipating the movie in mock internet-speech. It's a clever idea. Not only is it a suitable gag that fits the film's sense of humor, it allows the ads to pepper in brief celebrity appearances without giving away too many surprises.
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Disney's "Muppets Most Wanted" takes the entire Muppets gang on a global tour, selling out grand theaters in some of Europe's most exciting destinations, including Berlin, Madrid, Dublin and London. But mayhem follows the Muppets overseas, as they find themselves unwittingly entangled in an international crime caper headed by Constantine—the World's Number One Criminal and a dead ringer for Kermit the Frog—and his dastardly sidekick Dominic, aka Number Two, portrayed by Ricky Gervais. The film stars Tina Fey as Nadya, a feisty prison guard, and Ty Burrell as Interpol agent Jean Pierre Napoleon.
2011′s The Muppets showed the world that there's still a place for Jim Henson's affable puppets in today's hyper-cynical, self-aware society. It will be hard for the sequel to maintain the swell of nostalgia and sincerity that the last movie drummed up, and without Jason Segel and Amy Adams to infuse the sequel with a touch of humanity it'll be interesting to see just how the new movie will do. It certainly isn't lacking for star power: From these trailers alone, you can spot Zach Galafianakis and Tom Hiddleston in addition to the above-mentioned heavy hitters Tina Fey and Ricky Gervais. No doubt there are plenty of surprise cameos to come.
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I just got my wife shooting, started her shooting non-sights with fingers. with a coach on a recurve, FITA style. When I got her her compound she had to relearn everything all over again because she was trying to anchor under her chin.
I showed her what to do and she took to it like a duck to water. Her form is awsome. Now she wants to try shooting with pins... time to start over, but at least her form is rock solid and she can judge distance real good.
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The Jaguars are 8-0 in Valley Oak League play and got there with decisive wins in just about every match.
On the way, the team's top five singles players have gone undefeated in individual league matches, and as of Thursday, March 28, three had yet to lose a single set.
In his six VOL matches, Kimball No. 1 singles player junior Logan Staggs has won five in straight 6-0, 6-0 matches. The only blemish was a 6-0, 6-2 win on Feb. 26 against Manteca's Mike Lopez, the 2012 Valley Oak League singles runner-up.
Staggs, who is ranked fourth among 16-year-old players in the nation by the U.S. Tennis Association, said the whole team has a winning attitude.
"People want to win more and will work harder," Staggs said. "I think they improved their game all over. Their footwork has gotten better, and their strokes are more solid."
In the two matches Staggs couldn't play because of his USTA schedule, No. 2 singles player freshman Garrett Chun has stepped into the No. 1 spot and won both of those matches 6-0, 6-0.
Chun has won all eight of his VOL matches in straight sets. He credits the team's success to upperclassmen helping new players adapt to the high school season.
"We're always trying to make sure our team is pretty well-balanced," Chun said. "If one of us can't make it, we still have a good shot."
Sophomore Nick Reilly, the team's No. 5 singles player, has also won all eight of his matches in straight sets.
No. 3 Mark Dalupan, a junior, and No. 4 Ivan Acosta, a freshman, are also undefeated after eight matches. Dalupan was once forced to play a third set, and Acosta has twice been pushed to three sets.
League team matches include six singles and three doubles matches. Kimball's only close call so far was the March 12 contest at Weston Ranch, which the Jaguars won 5-4 by winning five of the six singles matches, with Weston Ranch winning all three doubles matches.
Kimball coach Danette McDaniel said most of the team's top singles players, including Chun, Dalupan, Acosta and Reilley, were active in USTA play before joining the school team.
"It's a good mix of kids who have had private lessons and training on their own," McDaniel said. "These other kids that come out and have not played the game … have worked with me to get better."
Acosta added that those new to competitive tennis have improved quickly.
"Some of them started this year and area already up there in the ranks," Acosta said. "They're not only good at tennis. They're like a family."
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Reilly said that seeing the entire team improve each week will give everyone the confidence they need once playoffs begin in late April.
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This happened this morning around 9-10 A.M. I received my new digital bow scale. I followed the instructions to a "T". As I pulled the bow back to check the weight....BOING!. My heart sank!. My cable slide blew off. String fell off the cams. Both cams are bent. The limbs look alright. What saved them was the TT smack down rest. The rest is bent from holding the weight of the lower limb from not fully opening and probably causing more damage. The bow is still under tension from the buss cable. This is not Martins fault but my fault. I am pissed at myself. I'm never using one of these type of bow scales again. The ring on the scale moved causing the bow to jerk. I called and left Joel a message about what happened. About an hour later he called me back and took my info down. He gave me an RA number. Later I drove up to town and at 12:24 I had it at the post office insured and ready to ship back to Martin Archery for some TLC from Joel and the crew. It was totally my fault. While I was up there I went ahead and returned the Bow scale too. I'm gonna look for an hand held version so i can nock an arrow while checking my bows weight and if it dry fires , it won't damage the bow.
I had done some research on AT and a guy had posted that he had one of those handheld scales and he was concerned that it wasn't accurate so he was looking for a digital scale that hangs off the ceiling or wall. I decided on buying the hanging scale instead of the hand held version. Another member posted that he likes the handheld version better for the bows safety. He nocks an arrows while checking the bows weight and if it dry fires, the bow won't get damaged. ( I thought to myself, it won't happen to me!) It did. I have learned from it for sure.
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I hate to consider dumping a bow over the draw length. It's a very reliable, consistant, affordable bow. If I could locate the '10 cam and get a new bowstring I would. Guess it's time to get searching before the deer get moving. Guess if no luck I'm going to have to sell this one and round up a new bow quick!
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Nebraska anticipates a loud and proud crowd Sunday night for Wisconsin.
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On a Saturday when college basketball followers were preparing to watch some intriguing national match-ups, ESPN took a timeout from its College Game Day coverage. The network checked in with Joe Lunardi, and the "bracketologist" made a rather compelling comment about Sunday's 6:30 p.m. Nebraska-Wisconsin game at Pinnacle Bank Arena. He called the BTN national telecast "the most important game in Nebraska basketball history."
Lunardi's analysis isn't hype to me, especially when you consider that 1) Nebraska (18-11 overall and 10-7 in the Big Ten) has qualified for six NCAA Tournaments, but the last appearance was 16 years ago; 2) Nebraska is one of only two BCS schools never to win an NCAA Basketball Tournament game; and 3) Nebraska has proven all season that it can compete against some of the nation's best teams.
If the Huskers can beat Wisconsin and add another win over a top 10 team to match last month's upset at Michigan State, they can create serious momentum, heading into the Big Ten Tournament and, hopefully, into NCAA's Big Dance. Incidentally, Lunardi's most recent bracket on ESPN.com on Thursday projects either Arkansas or Nebraska as a No. 11 seed playing No. 6 seed Texas in San Antonio's Midwest Regional. In Lunardi's bracket, the Arkansas/Nebraska vs. Texas winner would advance to a second-round match-up against the winner of a No. 3 Creighton vs. No. 14 Belmont game.
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Auctioneer Ken McLeod and Tammy Livingood organized the event as a way to help Adairsville residents rebuild after the Jan. 30 storm. Livingood said donations increased in the days before the event, with even more donations arriving in the hours before the auction. Later, even after McLeod started selling items on the block, a few donations continued to trickle through the door.
"It is amazing. People are very, very giving and we just appreciate folks that have donated their items and to know it is going toward to help people who are in such need," said Livingood. "... Over half of the victims did not have insurance, so it's up to us — each other — to help each other and that's what our main goal is: to help people through this hard time."
The first item sold was a red velvet cake. Bidding started off at less than $50 before jumping to $500 and then $600 before it sold for approximately $700. A peddle car, one of the last minute donations that came in as the auction started, went for $1,000. A diamond ring valued at $2,300 sold for $850. A Bartow Christian Disaster Recovery T-shirt later went for $300.
Livingood's donation, a paternity test from her company, Livingood Lab Services, was valued at $375, but sold for $50.
Additional funds were raised through raffles on donated items and the Lion's Club selling food and drinks. Adairsville City Council member Buddy Bagley said all the materials, even ice, were donated by local businesses.
"I think it's a wonderful thing. I think it's a good thing for the community and it's going to help out those who lost everything," he said.
Bagley added that the auction was a good representation of how Adairsville residents can come together and support each other.
"This is the way it is. ... I believe people are seeing a need and I believe they're coming back together like they used to. You've seen your brother in need, you help him out and now I think it's all coming right back around again. It's been amazing," Bagley said.
Amazing also was how McLeod described the auction's turnout.
"It's just amazing with the support that we got and I'm just tickled to death it turned out the way it did. We always want more, you know, all we can get," he said. "But, hey, I'm tickled to death and very satisfied with the way it went, everybody pitching and helping to get it done.
"We moved a lot of stuff today. We probably moved over 300 lots I would say. Of course, they weren't all high-end items, good stuff, mediocre and junk, but everything sold. That was the main thing — we got it all gone."
The money raised, Livingood said, will be given to Bartow Christian Disaster Recovery, which reportedly has a list of churches and organizations who are in need of assistance.
Affer the auction, McLeod urged county residents to continue volunteer work and help Adairsville recover. Those interested in volunteering may contact Bartow Christian Disaster Recovery at www.bartowrecovery.org.


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How many turns can I go out on limb bolts for the older Martin bows? I'm working my way up to 80+ lbs on one of my Gen 1 Onzas and I wonder how far down I can start in order to work my way up.
How many turns can I go out on limb bolts for the older Martin bows? I'm working my way up to 80+ lbs on one of my Gen 1 Onzas and I wonder how far down I can start in order to work my way up.
It is usually 5 turns out from max weight. Just watch the barrel nuts that the limb bolts screw through, if you start seeing the end of the screw, turn it back in a half a turn and call it good.
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It's around 3 pounds per turn, equally on both bolts, ( If you turn one turn the other the same amount). Only for a very limited time/ shots, would I go below minimum weight of the bow, Example my 96 Firecat is a 55-70 pound bow. thats 5 turns max on mine .. You "SHOULD" be able to turn them out far enough to drop your strings without a press and still have 4-5 turns in the barrel but put in a vise just in case before trying this. There was one person here who had surgery on his shoulder and shot his turned down 8-10 turns to work back up but again for a very limited time
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I took the bow to 5 turns out last night, gave me about 70 lbs, perfect to start building up to my end goal weight on the bow of 80-85lbs. I was not sure what the weight would be since this is another frankenbow project. I just need to get my Nitro 1.5s, 65% letoff at that weight isn't much fun.
Just curious, but why in God's name would you want to pull 80-85 lbs?
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I'm setting up a moose hunt for fall of '14, going to shoot at about 75lbs for that (I know my current rig at 64 lbs will do, but that will go along as my backup bow). I also intend to do a cape buffalo hunt in a few years and would like to be at 80lbs. This isn't my every day bow, I want my shoulders to last.
I'm pretty sure even some of the exotic hunters aren't shooting that high with the speeds of newer bows and the kinetic energy they produce high poundage is kindof a thing of the past
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If you are really looking for energy (110+ ft-lbs) for large animals, you may want to consider a different set-up. I helped my brother get ready for a cape buffalo hunt in Africa, we tried different heavy weight bows, tried heavy limbs on an Alien-X, we had issues with risers flexing so much that they were derailing, and had a cam collaspe. He ended up buying a Matthews (yuk) Monster Safari (87#), shooting a 1000gr arrow, and it was the right decision, as that bow is designed from the ground up for the heavy poundage. It is expensive, but so was his $30k trip!
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When I started the build, I was looking for 8H limbs, but could only find 10H limbs, hence the higher poundage. I have it at 4.5 turns out with Z cams, waiting for my nitro 1.5 cams to arrive. It actually draws and holds pretty well, it will be a bit easier once I can get 80% vice the 65% that I'm getting now. Right now, I can draw about 80 lbs while keeping the bow level and down range, just not after 100-200 shots while practicing.
If I recall, this bow was availible in up to 100 lb draw weights back in the 90's
I used to have an 80 lb bow and I only weighed 163 lbs at the time. It was my only bow and I did not know better so I shot it anyway. My scores sucked, my pride was good, but pulling arrows was a bearcat in itself. Since I'm way smarter now (ask any "older" person), I shoot 62 lbs now and the bow is faster and I don't have to go have shoulder surgery. 80 is too much for anybody to use for any length of time. But it was fun to hand the bow to the "big" guys and watch them herniate trying to scale her back. Hurt shoulders plague archers all over, and I have seen guys that shot 2-3 times a week reduced to giving up our fun sport. I had one guy tell me he hunts elk with 50 lbs and has had nothing but complete pass throughs with proper stalking and shot placement. With big African game, shoot and then run like crazy!


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I previously wrote about the depressing prospects for graduates of all but the top ten or twenty law schools ("Two Law Grad Markets"). And yes, these were statistical generalizations, and the experience of specific individuals with particular skills and backgrounds will always be different, pro and con. But as an industry, if you care about our supply chain for talent, many law schools are burning platforms.
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Mikey wrote: I wrote earlier about Ransom's hypocrisy and have not yet had a good response. When he first wrote this recycled piece (April 2012) I asked him why he did not also condemn the person who stole the emails from the East Anglia. As the NYT link shows, there was condemnation of Gleick's action from those on all sides of the political spectrum.- Caught Red-Handed on Climate Change
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Why not admit that instead of Gleick making a "serious ethical error," that he committed a crime? Stealing is always wrong.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (Aug. 21, 2009) — The $750,000 CashCall Futurity, an annual stop for future Triple Crown contenders, will once again be the richest event on the stakes calendar for the 2009 Autumn Meet at Hollywood Park.
The Futurity, in the third year of sponsorship by the consumer loans company founded by prominent horse owner-breeder J. Paul Reddam, has produced six Kentucky Derby champions and the winners of 14 Triple Crown races since its inaugural running in 1981.
Pioneerof the Nile, winner of the 2008 Futurity, became the 11th graduate of the Grade I event to win the Santa Anita Derby, then finished second in the 2009 Kentucky Derby.
The CashCall Futurity will be run for the 29th time on Saturday, Dec. 19 — next-to-last day of the meeting. Fourteen stakes races with purses of $2.85 million have been scheduled at the 2009 meeting, which at 27 days is 13 days shorter than a year ago.
The Turf Festival will once again share the spotlight with the Futurity and $300,000 guaranteed Hollywood Starlet (GI). The Turf Festival, which will be staged for the 18th time in 19 years over Thanksgiving Weekend, will be reduced to five races with the loss of the Hollywood Turf Express (GIII).
It will continue to feature three Grade I events, although each has undergone a purse reduction to $300,000. The Hollywood Derby and The Matriarch have each been reduced by $200,000, while the Citation Handicap has been lowered by $100,000.
A change in the Turf Festival format has The Matriarch scheduled along with the $100,000 Generous Stakes (GIII) on Saturday, Nov. 28, while the Hollywood Derby and $100,000 Miesque Stakes (GIII) will be run on Sunday, Nov. 29. Previously the Derby and Matriarch were run on closing day of the Turf Festival.
The Turf Festival will begin on Friday, Nov. 27, with the 32nd running of the Citation Handicap.
Hollywood Park, in an effort to maintain its overnight purse schedule, also suspended the Hollywood Turf Cup (GI), Dahlia Handicap (GII), Real Quiet Stakes and Sharp Cat Stakes for the 2009 Autumn Meet.
"We will have the same overnight purse structure as Oak Tree," said Martin Panza, vice president-racing. "This is a one-year suspension. Hopefully, with more days at future meets, we will bring some of these races back.
"Our goal was to protect the overnight schedule as everyone is feeling the pressure in the difficult times the country is experiencing."
The Futurity and Starlet anchor closing weekend, with 2-year-old fillies competing in the latter on closing day — Sunday, Dec. 20.
"We are very happy to have CashCall remain on board as sponsor of the CashCall Futurity," Panza said. "We have had tremendous response in the first two years with 23 starters and some major players in the 3-year-old division the following year."
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The other day a Bulldogs fan asked me to look into my crystal ball a bit and predict whether potential Heisman Trophy candidate Todd Gurley will go down in the annals of UGA football as one of the program's greatest backs.
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Overseeing the program, known commonly as P3, is a committee of two GDOT board members, representatives from each division of the department and the program director.
Earlier this month, Bartow County native and GDOT board member, Jeff Lewis was appointed to the position of P3 Steering Committee Chair. In this role, he will help steer the program, recruit new companies to partner on transportation projects and provide oversight on existing projects.
"Primarily, the concept was developed for large road projects because it's these very large, expensive infrastructure projects that local and state governments need help funding," Lewis said. "A number of states across the nation started doing this, probably as early as the late '80s or early '90s, for toll roads and toll bridges and turnpikes and those sort of things as it relates to transportation infrastructure.
"In my opinion, it is a 21st century solution to challenges that are only going to get more expensive and it's something that deserves serious attention and utilization if and when necessary and when it makes sense."
A relatively new program, the idea that would lead to P3 got the green light from Georgia legislators while Lewis served in the State House of Representatives. Its first project was the conceptualization of the now under-construction Northwest Corridor. Since its inception, the Northwest Corridor project has been reduced from a wholly P3 initiative to a largely public endeavor with elements of P3.
Set to be completed in 2017, the Northwest Corridor is a traffic relief project for Interstate 75 from Cobb County to Interstate 285, taking the place of an outside-the-perimeter HOV lane. Guidelines of the Northwest Corridor are still in development, but proposed regulations would create toll and car pool options for use of the extra lane.
"The purpose of the toll lanes is to manage congestion," Lewis said. "But if there are three people willing to share a ride in one car, then arguably that takes two cars off the road and that behavior is rewarded by allowing them to travel free in the toll lanes when they come online, just as they are now with two in the Hot Lanes or HOV lanes.
"The Northwest Corridor is one of the largest projects we have going on that still has some elements of P3 in it. ... It's not completely P3, but it has elements of it remaining."
Another P3 project currently in use is the roadside maintenance of Interstate 95 in Georgia. The portion of the roadway between South Carolina and Florida is maintained by a private vendor. The company, which won a formal bid process, now cleans debris and litter from the right of way along I-95 in addition to completing repair and maintenance projects on guardrails and signs as well as minor repairs for bridges and other infrastructure.
"The DOT more or less acts as in a supervisory role," Lewis said of the I-95 roadside maintenance contract. "There is a [Request for Proposal] out right now for the same type of maintenance contract to occur on 75 between the Tennessee state line and the Cobb County line, so a large part of that would be in Bartow County.
"I think we have that narrowed down to two companies that can do something of that magnitude and we are just waiting to award the final bid. But the winning company will be charged with maintaining that section of the interestate as far as keeping it clean, keeping it mowed and making any repairs that may be necessary in the right of way"
P3 maintenance contracts do not include paving projects and are designed to eliminate secondary responsibilities up until now completed by the GDOT. Other P3 projects, like the Northwest Corridor are designed to help finance large construction projects over the course of several years following the completion of a new roadway.
"Their purpose is to save the taxpayer money and we don't know yet exactly how much it's saving, but if it's not saving money right now, it's certainly not costing money," Lewis said. "We're downsizing the department and there's going to be a lot more opportunities like this for businesses.
"In the short term, the department thinks it's breaking even, but in the long term, the department will not have to purchase and maintain necessary equipment for those jobs. Also, with budget cuts we won't have to find personnel or provide benefits for those services, it's just a contracted service."
For more information, visit www.dot.ga.gov/informationcenter/p3/pages/default.aspx.


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For the first time, I tried a D Loop on my compound and love the way the arrow nock is positioned being pulled equally from top and bottom. My only question is the safety of the D Loop knots itself, even with melting the string ends into a mushroom head, I get kind of a uneasy feeling. Have these knots ever failed? and, is there a safer way of tying these knots? I saw somewhere a person mentioned a "clove hitch" is safer.
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News about Orhan Pamuk, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Feb. 2, 2014
Joshua Hammer travel article relates his tour of Istanbul, Turkey, with novelist and Nobel Laureate Orhan Pamuk, who shows Hammer neighborhoods that shaped his upbringing and his development as a writer. MORE
Dec. 2, 2012
Edmund de Waal reviews book The Innocence of Objects by Orhan Pamuk. MORE
Nov. 11, 2012
By the Book interview with Orhan Pamuk, author of The Innocence of Objects and Silent House. MORE
Oct. 21, 2012
Francine Prose reviews book Silent House by Orhan Pamuk. MORE
Apr. 30, 2012
Author Orhan Pamuk opens his new museum, which is based on and named after his 2008 novel The Museum of Innocence, in Istanbul. MORE
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Orhan Pamuk's Istanbul
"I belong to this city," says the writer about his birthplace and longtime home. Join him on a deeply personal tour through Istanbul's neighborhoods and his memories.
February 2, 2014, Sunday
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Literary critic Shamsur Rahman Faruqi speaks about his debut novel, British colonialism, and Indian history.
July 17, 2013, Wednesday
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The Best Asian Art? You Can Vote on It
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February 6, 2013, Wednesday
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January 10, 2013, Thursday
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Orhan Pamuk's guidebook to the museum he created to accompany the novel "The Museum of Innocence."
December 2, 2012, Sunday
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Orhan Pamuk: By the Book
The author of "The Innocence of Objects" and "Silent House" believes all American presidents should read "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance."
November 11, 2012, Sunday
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Broken Homeland
In this novel, a Turkish family is a microcosm of a country on the verge of a coup.
October 21, 2012, Sunday
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A Kaleidoscope of Charms
No one wandering the backstreets of Istanbul chancing upon Orhan Pamuk's Museum of Innocence will feel diminished. Its success makes us all richer.
May 4, 2012, Friday
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May 3, 2012, Thursday
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Chronology of Coverage
Dec. 1, 2013
Bill Cunningham captures images of Thanksgiving shoppers in winter clothing. MORE
Nov. 29, 2013
Brisk winds and occasional gusts ensure that the suspense surrounding the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade continues through much of the morning; parade marshals order tethers be kept short due to the weather conditions, keeping the giant balloons at lower heights. MORE
Nov. 29, 2013
More stores are opening on Thanksgiving Day instead of waiting for Black Friday, and shoppers are taking advantage, whether before dinner or after; holiday season shopping accounts for 20 percent of retail industry's annual sales; anxiety about low traffic coupled with tight budgets has spurred strenuous competition for lowest possible price. MORE
Nov. 28, 2013
Rare collision of ill-timed rain, marauding animals and growing popularity of the pecan in China has led to worst supply of the nut in years; as a result, grocery store prices are up by about 30 percent, which is causing Thanksgiving bakers to think twice about including pecan pies on their menu. MORE
Nov. 28, 2013
New York City officials are monitoring expected strong winds on Thanksgiving Day, wary that strong breezes means that Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons will not fly; final decision will be made Thanksgiving morning on whether the balloons will be set aloft. MORE
Nov. 28, 2013
Editorial reflects on Thanksgiving's tendency to bring forth wide array of emotions in people, feelings tied to generosity and gratitude, as well as loss; says question of what one is thankful for, though rarely asked outright, is implicit in holiday. MORE
Nov. 28, 2013
Nicholas D Kristof Op-Ed column laments lack of empathy exhibited in scorn-filled letters he has received in response to columns about food stamp recipients, the uninsured and prison inmates; says Thanksgiving comes as reminder to recognize disadvantages faced by some in society; holds compassion is not a sign of weakness but a mark of civilization. MORE
Nov. 28, 2013
Dave Anderson Sports of The Times column gives a Thanksgiving Day thank-you to sports figures who did admirable things in 2013. MORE
Nov. 28, 2013
Detroit Lions have hosted Thanksgiving Day game every year since 1934 and, although Lions have lost 11 of the last 12 holiday games, tradition is still very important to city's residents. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
Jim Dwyer About New York column; New York City sewer workers are paying special attention to catch basins along route of Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; forecasts are calling for two to four inches of rain by Thanksgiving morning, and sewer workers will be scooping out tons of street sludge from basins across city. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
Strong winds creating hazardous conditions may ground large balloons at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; National Weather Service is predicting winds of at least 23 miles per hour on day of parade, with gusts up to 45 miles per hour expected. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
Editorial criticizes big retailers for opening their doors on Thanksgiving to get a bigger jump on Black Friday; contends their policies dilute the spirit of the holiday and are hard on workers; expresses support for legislation similar to what Ohio lawmaker Mike Foley has proposed, which would require employers to pay triple-time on the holiday or allow workers to stay at home. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
Corey Mintz essay holds that Thanksgiving is a version of a dinner party, and same etiquette applies, with the goal of making guests feel welcome, appreciated and a little special. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
Mark Bittman and five of his favorite chefs offer variety of dishes that evoke Thanksgiving memories; features recipe for his favorite for potato nik, a huge latke fried in chicken fat. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
Andre Soltner, chef and owner of Lutece in Manhattan, makes his Thanksgiving soup based on a boyhood favorite; recipe for pumpkin soup served in a pumpkin. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
Chef Danny Bowien offers recipes for Thanksgiving pastrami and pickled mustard condiment. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
April Bloomfield, chef and owner of The Spotted Pig among other Manhattan restaurants, makes clam chowder for the Thanksgiving table; recipe offered. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
Wylie Dufresne, chef and owner of WD-50 and Alder in Manhattan, makes turkey hash by foraging through the remnants of Thanksgiving dinner for things that go well with eggs. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
Claudia Fleming, original pastry chef at Gramercy Tavern in New York, makes apple crostata for Thanksgiving dessert; recipes for apple crumb crostata and bacon toffee offered. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
Joyce Wadler describes her worst ever Thanksgiving, spent in a hospital after having surgery for ovarian cancer, as well as her gratitude for the help of her friends during trying time. MORE
Nov. 26, 2013
Storm system that has caused at least eight deaths across the West and Midwest heads east, and is expected to bring snow, rain and strong winds that may disrupt Thanksgiving travel over a large area of the country. MORE
Nov. 25, 2013
Jesse Wegman Editorial Observer column recounts period of time when his mother taught his father to cook after she found out she was dying; recalls cooking a meal for Thanksgiving Day that no one ate the day before she died. MORE
Nov. 24, 2013
Bill Schermerhorn, creative director of Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and Entertainment Group, describes his typical Sunday routine. MORE
Nov. 24, 2013
Catherine Rampell It's the Economy column examines why prices of frozen turkeys drop significantly every November, right when demand for them is highest; notes fact defies basic economic principles, and there are many competing theories to explain phenomenon. MORE
Nov. 24, 2013
Sam Sifton Eat column offers recipes for turkey cutlets, vegetable risotto and roasted Brussels sprouts for a small-scale Thanksgiving dinner. MORE
Nov. 23, 2013
James B Stewart Common Sense column on rising competition among high-end food markets like Whole Foods, Fairway and Trader Joe's; assesses how each stacks up based on offerings and deals in shopping for the Thanksgiving meal. MORE
Nov. 20, 2013
Pairings column offers a recipe for cranberry-cheddar cougeres, savory French cream puffs, to go with glass of Thanksgiving wine. MORE
Nov. 20, 2013
Eric Asimov Wines of The Times panel suggests variety of red and white Thanksgiving wines for $25 or less. MORE
Nov. 18, 2013
Clyde Haberman Breaking Bread column profiles Amy Kule, executive producer of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. MORE
Nov. 17, 2013
Howard G Goldberg Long Island Vines column suggests variety of Long Island wines from to pair with Thanksgiving dinner courses (Metropolitan/Long Island). MORE
Nov. 14, 2013
Race for consumers' dollars, especially those of teenagers and college students, has prodded more retailers to open their doors on Thanksgiving evening, one day before the traditional start of the holiday season. MORE
Nov. 13, 2013
Florence Fabricant Front Burner column on vast new marketplace on lower level of ABC Carpet & Home in Manhattan; other Thanksgiving food items and news noted. MORE
Nov. 10, 2013
Several bakeries throughout Long Island are going into overdrive to produce apple, pumpkin and other pies for Thanksgiving (Metropolitan/Long Island). MORE
Nov. 7, 2013
Kit Eaton App Smart column highlights Android and iOS apps that help with Thanksgiving cooking and keep the children amused. MORE
Nov. 7, 2013
Jewish Museum in New York is selling plaster menorah shaped like a turkey that was idea of 9-year-old Asher Weintraub; piece, called 'menurkey,' doubles as both Thanksgiving and Hanukkah decoration. MORE
Nov. 6, 2013
Hanukkah and Thanksgiving converge in 2013, offering options for an epic feast; recipes for latkes, braised brisket and pumpkin preserves noted. MORE
Oct. 21, 2013
Advertising column; Thanksgiving and Hanukkah overlap in once-in-a-lifetime occurrence in 2013, and marketing tie-ins abound; Manischewitz Co's Web site has logo featuring turkey and menorah. MORE
Nov. 23, 2012
Victims of Hurricane Sandy celebrate Thanksgiving despite overwhelming disruption of their daily lives; families share their stories filled with both support and hardship. MORE
Nov. 23, 2012
Families from the Rockaways, who were devastated by Hurricane Sandy, receive free ticket and transportation to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; cheer of surprise and delight goes up when they spot the 'Rockaway Beach Guy,' pushing a cart behind Santa's entourage. MORE
Nov. 22, 2012
Millions of people are expected to use social media to record their Thanksgivings and share them with far-flung relatives, making this year's holiday possibly the most documented in its history. MORE
Nov. 22, 2012
Editorial reflects on importance and significance of Thanksgiving Day for Americans. MORE
Nov. 22, 2012
Gail Collins Op-Ed column answers questions about politics, in light of fact that Thanksgiving marks end of election season. MORE
Nov. 22, 2012
Backyard football games are essential part of Thanksgiving celebrations across America, occupying place of honor alongside turkey and stuffing. MORE
Nov. 22, 2012
Dave Anderson Sports of The Times column, in light of Thanksgiving, recognizes sports figures who stood out for their performances and their principles in a year of headline-grabbing scandals. MORE
Nov. 21, 2012
Some of the country's retailers say they will move up sales to Thanksgiving Day, but stores in some New England states, adhering to those states' 'blue laws,' will be closed on the holiday; nationwide, a protest is developing against Thanksgiving Day sales, with workers at some stores threatening to strike, saying holiday openings disrupt family time. MORE
Nov. 21, 2012
Calvin Trillin suggested in 1981 that Americans gather around the Thanksgiving table for pasta carbonara instead of turkey, which he did not like; recipes for pasta carbonara are wildly variable, as two recipes offered for dish illustrate. MORE
Nov. 21, 2012
Linda Horgan of Bayville, NY, plans to host almost 40 people for Thanksgiving; amount of preparation and organization that goes into feeding such large group offers lessons for anyone faced with logistical and gustatory challenges of holiday. MORE
Nov. 21, 2012
David Tanis City Kitchen column offers recipe for turkey biryani and yogurt sauce as exotic way to use Thanksgiving turkey leftovers. MORE
Nov. 21, 2012
Melissa Clark A Good Appetite column features recipe for butternut-squash oat muffins with candied ginger to share with guests morning after Thanksgiving. MORE
Nov. 21, 2012
Nook, little retail area at front of Marcus Samuelsson restaurant Red Rooster Harlem, is open for last-minute Thanksgiving treats such as pumpkin tart and sweet potato loaf. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
Holidays Holding Hands
The convergence of Thanksgiving and the first day of Hanukkah offers options for an epic feast.diningNews
Wines for Thanksgiving: Mixing Without Trying to Match
Look for wines — at least a white and a red — that are versatile and nimble enough to go well with a diversity of dishes.diningReview
Why Is Turkey Cheaper When Demand Is Higher?
It's a trend that seems to defy Econ 101: In early November, the price of frozen whole turkeys drops. Economists can't agree why.magazineNews
Jacques Pépin's Steam-Powered Turkey
A combination of steaming and roasting will yield a bird with an incomparable balance of crispness and moistness.diningNews
How to Cook Everything
Roasted, Smashed, Dolloped, Devoured
The chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten turns mashed squash into a dish that will impress your guests.diningNews
A Good Appetite
Stalwart Thanksgiving Flavors, Make Room for a Little Chocolate
Pumpkin and other tastes associated with Thanksgiving may suffice for strict traditionalists, but chocolate can add a playful edge.diningNews
Shaking Up Side Dishes With a Sense of Daring
Vegetables have been moving to the center of culinary innovation, as these takes on brussels sprouts, squash and cauliflower demonstrate.diningNews
Fall's Flavors Come in a New Glass
A pre-turkey tipple ideally performs a secondary function as an aesthetic, sensory signpost, with ingredients associated with harvest instilled into a single cup.diningNews
Wines of The Times
Wines That Make Friends Easily at a Crowded Thanksgiving Table
Holiday meals typically have an unpredictable riot of dishes, making precise pairings of wine and food difficult, if not impossible.diningReview
Root Vegetables and Thanksgiving, a Match Made in Heaven
A velvety rutabaga soup enriched with maple syrup and garnished with bacon makes a fine first course or appetizer.diningNews
City Kitchen
Complements for the Chef
Chutneys, relishes and pickles can offer some welcome diversion to relatively neutral, mild-mannered Thanksgiving meals.diningNews
Best Dressed
Here's to Thanksgiving dressing, the potent outside voice of stuffing.magazineNews
Stuffing, Set Free From Turkey
It's a standard on Thanksgiving, but this fragrant, inspiring side dish is relegated to holiday-only fare. Why doesn't stuffing get more respect?diningNews
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A History of the Presidential Turkey Pardon
November 28, 2013, Thursday
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November 27, 2013, Wednesday
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November 27, 2013, Wednesday
Thanksgiving Pastrami From Danny Bowien
November 27, 2013, Wednesday
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November 27, 2013, Wednesday
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Thanksgiving: A Complete Video Archive
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One Turkey, Many Decisions
Even the most standard turkey options and cooking choices present an array of possible endpoints — nearly all of which result in a delicious bird. No matter what you choose, it'll turn out fine. It has every year since 1621, right?
The Thanksgiving-erator
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Vegetarian Thanksgiving 2013
Every fall, Well goes vegetarian for Thanksgiving, and our searchable database of meat-free recipes will help you find the dishes that will wow your crowd.
Recipes for Holiday Side Dishes
Roasted potatoes with figs and garlic, Brussels sprouts with bacon, and other dishes that may just upstage the main course.
Recipes for Pies and Tarts
Pecan, brandied pumpkin, apple green chili and other pies from the Dining section of The Times.
Thanksgiving Day, 1895: How the Popular Observance of the Holiday Originated
It is a little strange that our earliest national holiday, the one which had its origin in the very early days of our country, should always be associated with the dinner table.November 27, 1895DiningNews
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This post is quite late, but I still have two hours left in the day! Life has been busy lately and despite my love for cooking, there have been a few occasions where quick dinners are necessary. Tim has been making me dinner all week, which I appreciate so much! A few nights ago we had soft tacos filled with smokey black beans, avocado, Spanish rice, roasted red peppers, and corn. They were exactly what I needed! Sadly, I don't have a photograph of the finished tacos, but I did manage a shot of the rice, which is a new to us recipe from The Vegan Family Cookbook by Brian P. McCarthy. It tasted okay, but definitely needed some extra spices.
To make up for a lack of taco photos, here are a few of my favorite ways to enjoy tacos:
These are double decker soft tacos Tim and I enjoyed while on our road trip this summer. Corn tortillas + sauteed bell peppers + avocado + refried beans = dinner while camping!
BBQ'd mushrooms and black beans + corn tortillas = simple, but delicious dinner!
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- $10.00 - $19.99 (66)
- $20.00 - $29.99 (16)
- $30.00 - $39.99 (3)
- $40.00 and above (2)