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Student Loans
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News about Student Loans, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 25, 2014
Education Department reports defaults on federal student loans declined in 2013 to 13.7 percent, from 14.7 percent in 2012; it is first drop in default rate in years, but 21 schools still have rates so high that they could be barred from federal loan and grant programs. MORE
Sep. 17, 2014
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau sues major for-profit trade school chain Corinthian Colleges, charging that it lured students with lies about job placement and used illegal tactics to collect on student loans. MORE
Sep. 13, 2014
Retiring column; Federal Reserve Bank of New York data shows that an estimated two million Americans 60 and older are in debt from unpaid student loans, up substantially at $43 billion, from $8 billion in 2005; money is being deducted from Social Security payments to almost 140,000 individuals to pay outstanding loans. MORE
Sep. 8, 2014
Editorial approves of Education Dept's new rules governing student loan servicers but say they do not go far enough to overhaul service system; outlines ways department can improve competition and transparency in the industry. MORE
Aug. 23, 2014
Ann Carrns Your Money Adviser column on revised federal rules now in effect that should make it easier to return student loans in default to good standing; new rules will help define what are 'reasonable and affordable' monthly payments, aiming to get troubled loans back on track. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
Editorial supports federal rules that penalize colleges for excessive student loan defaults; holds that rules offer powerful incentive for schools to educate students on complexities of federal student loan program and provide protection for both students and taxpayers; maintains that default levels are heavily influenced by quality of academic support, more so than students' socioeconomic bracket. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
The debt settlement industry, already accused of questionable tactics related to mortgages, is finding a gold mine of new clients among those with college loans. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
Gretchen Morgenson Fair Game column contends that in downfall of for-profit education company Corinthian Colleges, taxpayers and student borrowers will again pay for regulatory lapses; asserts that something about regulatory construct needs to change. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Lisa Prevost Mortgages column examines whether swelling student debt is a primary factor in the declining homeownership rate among 25-to 34-year olds; graph of mortgage rates in New York region. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Floyd Norris High & Low Finance column investigates Corinthian Colleges, operator of for-profit schools across country that have continued to benefit from federal funding and loans despite pattern of fraud that has left it on brink of bankruptcy; argues that government should stick to its guns in cracking down on colleges that put students deeply in debt only to gain useless educations. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
David Leonhardt The Upshot column; Brookings Institution report says share of income that young adults are devoting to loan repayment has remained fairly steady over last two decades; only 7 percent of young-adult households with education debt have $50,000 or more of it. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
The Upshot column; federal government's Pay as You Earn program, commonly called PAYE, saves money mostly for low-income student-loan-burdened recent college graduates who have incurred an unusually big federal debt; Pres Obama's executive order to revise program caps monthly loan payments at 10 percent of discretionary income. MORE
Jun. 22, 2014
Adam Davidson article notes that one in five Americans in their 20s and early 30s lives with his or her parents, and 60 percent of all young adults receive financial support from them; contends that recession was only part of so-called boomerang generation's problem, and that plight of young people is part of trend that has been growing stealthily for more than 30 years; warns that shift is not a temporary phenomenon. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
The Upshot; Susan Dynarski Economic View column welcomes executive order signed by Pres Obama that will ease debt burden on millions of American students, but argues that it does not go far enough; suggests that to adequately insure students against the risk of investing in college, government should allow student-loan payments to rise and fall with their income. MORE
Jun. 14, 2014
Ron Lieber Your Money column; Pres Obama's ordered changes to federal student loan program could help millions of borrowers make payments more affordable starting in 2015; Americans often have to prioritize repaying debt or saving for home buying, college for their own children, or retirement; changes could put hundreds of thousands of dollars back in their pockets and release them from life-long burden of debt. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Editorial praises Pres Obama for signing executive order providing relief to millions of struggling student loan borrowers and urging Congress to pass student loan refinancing bill; contends both order and bill speak to grave problem that has trapped recent college graduates and threatens long-term health of the economy; calls on Congress to reconfigure student aid system. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Pres Obama signs executive order intended to lessen the college loan burden on nearly five million younger Americans by capping repayments at 10 percent of the borrowers' monthly income; Obama's executive actions coincide with the introduction of a Senate measure that would allow 25 million borrowers to refinance student loans at lower interest rates by adding a tax on the wealthy. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Pres Obama will take executive actions to ease the burden of college loan debt for potentially millions of Americans; economists say borrowers' debt load is growing and retarding ability to buy homes, start businesses or otherwise spend to spur economy. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Soaring student loan debt is making move to New York City for young people even less sensible; education debt has tripled, reaching over $1 trillion; record number of college students are graduating knee deep in a financial hole before they begin their adult lives. MORE
May. 25, 2014
Phyllis Korkki Applied Science column; collection of studies illustrates that rise of student debt has significantly modified economic decision making and has hobbled the economy as a whole; loan burdens make people less likely to start businesses, purchase homes, or take a public interest job. MORE
May. 19, 2014
Report by Institute for Policy Studies finds that at 25 public universities with highest-paid presidents, both student debt and use of part-time adjunct faculty grew far faster than at average state university from 2005 to 2012. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Ron Lieber Your Money column offers road map to repaying student loans, with tips to help those with college debt to steer clear of common repayment mistakes and protect credit scores. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Student lender Sallie Mae, and its former subsidiary Navient, agree to pay $97 million to settle complaints about excessive fees and interest on student loans to military service members. MORE
Apr. 29, 2014
Editorial, citing Consumer Financial Protection Bureau report, criticizes private student loans that exploit borrowers and co-signers and force many into default; calls on regulators to address crisis, and force lenders to clearly state a loan's terms and risks. MORE
Apr. 22, 2014
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau report finds that some people who pay private student loans on time are being placed in default when the co-signer of their loans dies or declares bankruptcy; Rohit Chopra, bureau's student loan ombudsman, urges people to review their loan provisions. MORE
Apr. 17, 2014
Editorial urges Obama administration to strengthen its new rules against for-profit colleges that saddle poor students with crippling debts while giving them useless credentials; criticizes industry for pressuring the administration to water down such rules; contends for-profit schools often target poor students and lure them into questionable programs, and that move oversight is needed. MORE
Mar. 28, 2014
Growing number of disabled borrowers who qualify for student loan forgiveness are shocked to find that the Internal Revenue Service may count forgiven debt as income, essentially forcing them to exchange one debt for another; consumer advocates and tax specialists have criticized regulations, saying they are notoriously difficult to navigate, especially for someone suffering from medical problems. MORE
Mar. 14, 2014
Obama administration will propose rule that for-profit colleges lose all federal student aid, a fatal blow, if their students fail tests of earnings and debt default. MORE
Feb. 27, 2014
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau sues ITT Educational Services, major owner of for-profit community colleges and trade schools, alleging predatory lending and other charges. MORE
Feb. 26, 2014
Four named plaintiffs are seeking debt relief and reimbursement from the federal government in lawsuit filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan; suit contends the government should stop trying to collect on loans that were given to students of now-shuttered Wilfred Academy beauty school, one of nationwide chain, since it was aware that the company routinely falsified student eligibility for the loans. MORE
Feb. 20, 2014
Floyd Norris High & Low Finance column observes that as student loan debt continues to rise, loans' underwriting standards remain almost nonexistent; points out it is becoming increasingly obvious that student loans, with soaring delinquency rate, are creating large problems for economy that may persist for decades. MORE
Jan. 19, 2014
Gretchen Morgenson Fair Game column; Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has warned ITT Educational Services, one of nation's largest operators of for-profit technical schools, that it might seek penalties and remedies against it for possible student loan violations; ITT says its practices involving its private lending trust are legal; student loan program it initiated ended in 2012 and is becoming problematic, as many loans are defaulting. MORE
Jan. 2, 2014
Concerns grow over ruthless debt collection tactics of Educational Credit Management Corporation, main private entity hired by Education Dept to fight student debtors who file for bankruptcy on federal loans; review of hundreds of pages of court documents as well as interviews with consumer advocates, experts and bankruptcy lawyers suggest that Educational Credit's pursuit of student borrowers has veered more than occasionally into dubious terrain. MORE
Dec. 5, 2013
Report from the research group Institute for College Access and Success finds wide variation in student debt from college to college, as well as regional variations; students in the East and Midwest were found to borrow far more than their counterparts in the West and South. MORE
Nov. 17, 2013
Loose Ends column by humorist Peter Gerstenzang describes a nightmare he had in which he had gotten so far behind in student loan payments that the government repossessed his education. MORE
Oct. 17, 2013
Your Money Advisor column; difficulties in having payments properly applied to a student loan balance is a common complaint to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; tips on questions to consider when making extra payments to reduce loan balance. MORE
Sep. 25, 2013
Education Department plans to contact borrowers who are struggling to repay federal student loans to make sure they understand all relief options available to them; effort is part of Pres Obama's proposals to make nation's colleges more affordable. MORE
Aug. 10, 2013
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp plans to accuse Sallie Mae, giant student lending corporation, of charging military personnel excessive interest on student loans; government is looking into similar allegations against other lenders. MORE
Aug. 10, 2013
Pres Obama signs a measure into law to restore lower interest rates for student loans. MORE
Aug. 1, 2013
House Democrats and Republicans vote, 392 to 31, to reset and cap student loan interest rates after July failure forced rates to double; votes mark rare moment of bipartisan agreement, positive development that nonetheless raises issue of why Congress fails to find consensus on big issues more often. MORE
Jul. 29, 2013
Hundreds of women in New York City are deep in debt, and with little training, after attending cosmetology schools that falsified student loan applications; federal student loans are difficult to relieve, and there is no statue of limitations on their collection; New York Legal Assistance Group has contacted federal Education Dept on victims' behalf, requesting refunds, restoration of credit and immediate discharge of the debt. MORE
Jul. 25, 2013
Senate approves bipartisan plan that will tie interest rates for college student loans to the financial markets, bringing Congress close to finally resolving a dispute that caused rates to double on July 1. MORE
Jul. 24, 2013
Editorial praises Sen Elizabeth Warren for excoriating federal government for making money on the student loan program; contends that Senate compromise bill that is supposed to address interest rate increase on student loans should only pass if it includes provision offered by Warren and Sen Jack Reed that would cap most loans at the rate of 6.8 percent. MORE
Jul. 20, 2013
Tara Siegel Bernard Your Money column; several companies are connecting college students and entrepreneurs with private investors willing to lend them money that is later repaid as a percentage of the borrower's annual salary; with student debt approaching more than $1.2 trillion and young graduates facing high unemployment, some find idea alluring. MORE
Jul. 18, 2013
Senators negotiating to keep student loan rates low reach deal that could end partisan feud that has threatened to permanently double interest rates. MORE
Jul. 12, 2013
Tentative agreement to overhaul federal student loan program is close to collapsing after Congressional Budget Office says proposal will cost Treasury $22 billion over 10 years. MORE
Jul. 11, 2013
Bipartisan Senate coalition blocks Democratic proposal to retroactively cut interest rates on higher education loans in half, leaving any student loan rescue in doubt and laying bare divisions among Democrats about how to resolve the dispute. MORE
Jul. 6, 2013
Editorial criticizes Congress for allowing interest rate on subsidized federal loans to double from 3.4 to 6.8 percent; contends burden will fall on millions of low-income students who can least afford it; demands lawmakers adopt Democratic provision that would extend lower rate for additional year, during which they could restructure loan system. MORE
Jun. 27, 2013
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid rejects plan to keep student loan interest rates from doubling on July 1. MORE
Jun. 5, 2013
Op-Ed article by Sens Lamar Alexander, Tom Coburn and Richard Burr outlines their proposal to change arbitrary way interest rates are determined on federal student loans; holds tying such loan rates to Treasury rates would make them more stable; fears Senate Democrats may oppose a permanent solution and extend existing, arbitrary rate for some loans for two years. MORE
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Number of Student Loans in Default Declines
It was the first drop in the default rate in years, but 21 schools still have rates so high that they could be barred from federal loan and grant programs.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON STUDENT LOANS AND: For-Profit Schools , Education Department (US) , Student Loans , Federal Aid (US)
Trade Schools Sued for Lending Practices
A federal agency sued Corinthian Colleges, a major for-profit trade school chain, on Tuesday, charging that it lured students with lies about job placement and used illegal tactics to collect on student loans.
September 17, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON STUDENT LOANS AND: Corinthian Colleges Inc , Consumer Financial Protection Bureau , Student Loans , Vocational Training , For-Profit Schools , Colleges and Universities , Consumer Protection , Suits and Litigation (Civil)
Student Loan Debt Burdens More Than Just Young People
About two million Americans age 60 and older are in debt from unpaid student loans, according to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
September 13, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON STUDENT LOANS AND: Student Loans , Retirement , Elderly , Social Security Administration
The Pros and Cons of Avoiding Credit Cards
Many younger people are forgoing credit cards, but a downside is that they aren't establishing a credit history.
September 10, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON STUDENT LOANS AND: Credit Cards , Student Loans , Personal Finances
A Fairer Shot for Student Debtors
More must be done to improve the collection process for student loans.
September 8, 2014, Monday
MORE ON STUDENT LOANS AND: Student Loans , Consumer Financial Protection Bureau , United States , Education Department (US) , Editorials
What Does the Middle Class Need?
Thursday night, Senator Elizabeth Warren and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman sat down to discuss the minimum wage, consumer financial protection, student debt, access to health care and other issues facing our nation's middle class.
September 5, 2014, Friday
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Lowering Interest Rates on Loans Isn't the Best Way to Help College Students
Increasing college attendance and reducing defaults are worthy goals, and there are effective methods to do it.
August 26, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON STUDENT LOANS AND: Student Loans , Colleges and Universities , Banking and Financial Institutions , Interest Rates , Tuition
My Parents Paid for My Education — Does That Mean I Need to Take a Soul-Crushing Job?
A recent graduate seeks advice; a volunteer committee chair questions the ballots.
August 24, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON STUDENT LOANS AND: Ethicist, The (Times Column) , Labor and Jobs , Colleges and Universities , Privacy , Parenting , Student Loans , Freedom of Speech and Expression , Censorship
For Student Loan Borrowers in Default, Redemption Just Got Easier
Under new federal rules, income, expenses and family size may now help limit the size of payments for loans in a rehabilitation program.
August 23, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON STUDENT LOANS AND: Student Loans , Income , Colleges and Universities , Federal Aid (US) , Personal Finances
Help Is on the Way for Repaying Student Loans
President Obama has expanded a program that caps monthly student loan repayments at 10 percent of income and lets any balance after 20 years be forgiven.
August 14, 2014, Thursday
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Student Loan Calculator
A guide to student loans at various universities, and what it takes after graduation to repay that debt.
Obama on Helping Students Pay Off Loans
The president announced three actions to help young Americans pay off their student loan debt.
Student Debt and the Class of 2012
The Institute for College Access and Success reports not only enormous variation in student debt from school to school, but also wide differences by region.
Obama's Education Plan on the Ground
In Buffalo, President Obama announced his new plan to decrease college costs. While some students looked on favorably, others said educational problems went far beyond the price of tuition.
Obama Looks to Make College Cheaper
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Friday, July 27, 2012
Bacon Cheeseburger Eggrolls....
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Such an interesting post to read. Today while strolling at a mall I was fascinated with this cheese top burgerReplyDelete
Why is it called an eggroll when there is no egg involved?ReplyDelete
Because it's rolled up like an egg roll in an egg roll wrapper.ReplyDelete
What temperature was the oil your fried these in?ReplyDeleteReplies
Most deep fried foods, including traditional egg rolls, are cooked in 350 degree oil. :)Delete
Delicious!!! So easy to make I am eating some as we speak yum! Great recipe :)ReplyDelete
These look incredible!ReplyDelete
I love stuffing egg roll wrappers with anything! Do a Reuben wrap - sliced up corned beef, shredded swiss, and sauerkraut then dip in 1000 island. Or a Philly cheese steak wrap - sliced steak, sauteed onions & peppers, mozzarella cheese. There are more, but you get the idea!ReplyDeleteReplies
I have been wanting to do a Reuben!! I will definitely be trying your suggestions! Thank you!Delete
You have just made my mouth water.Delete
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I do reuben wraps all the time, they are a huge hit around here! I've got a recipe on my blog- http://cupboardconcoctions.blogspot.com/2012/01/reuben-egg-roll-wraps.htmlDelete
Could these be made the night before or would they be gross and rubbery if re-heated the next day?? I was thinking of making them for a potluck at work. Maybe I could brown the hamburger tonight and get up early in the morning to fill/wrap/bake? (Will be using the oven, not deep frying).ReplyDeleteReplies
I would suggest making them the night before and refrigerating or freezing them, then frying or baking right before you are ready to serve. They can always be microwaved! Sorry for the delay in responding, I hope you enjoyed them!Delete
Are there specific amounts for the ingredients for this recipe?ReplyDeleteReplies
It depends on how many you are feeding. I have a family of 4 kids so I tend to brown quite a bit of ground beef. I would say 2 lbs of ground beef would make about 6-10 eggrolls depending on how you fill them. This is one of those recipes where it just depends on how many you want to make. The eggroll wrappers come in a pack of quite alot of wrappers, I believe mine is 50. So if you use a little ground beef, you can always wrap the wrappers up in a ziploc bag to use for later.Delete
How do I print this recipe out?ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi there and happy 2013! If you right click on the page, choose print. It will then print the page/recipe. Hope that helps!Delete
Made these with Pepper Jack Cheese! WOW! Gave it a nice kick! Loved It!!ReplyDelete
How about hamburger, onion, bacon, and cut up cabbage? Would that be a good combo?ReplyDelete
I made them a few nights ago. A hit with both me and boyfriend, but I added some spices and Worcestershire sauce for more flavor, and wish I would've added more cheese than I did. I think I used less than the recipe called for. Next itme I think I'll mix the cheese right with the beef.ReplyDelete
This looks extremely yummie and seems to be the perfect alternative for sushi-parties for people who don't like the sushi. :-)ReplyDelete
approximate time of deep frying?ReplyDeleteReplies
It is really fast. A matter or a minute or two until it turns golden brown and bubbles like the photos.Delete
we always have tons of shredded cabbage that gets tossed out at work so I think I'm going to have to try this out but maybe with a ground pork instead of beefReplyDelete
PURE GENIUS! New fan from NY Foodgasm (www.ny-foodgasm.blogspot.com)!ReplyDelete
A friend said her uncle used to make these with ground beef and salsa verde. I thought I would give it a try tonight and I bought regular and verde enchilada sauce to dip it in! I can't wait. I will probably make the burger version for the next BBQ :)ReplyDelete
Does anyone know a better site for this recipe? I tried printing it but you have to print four pages just to get all of the recipe.ReplyDeleteReplies
If you right click the page and choose print, you can select the pages to print. Only one and two are needed because of the photos. Or you can just select the text and copy it into notepad. I am looking for an easier way to post the recipes that are print-friendly. Sorry for the inconvenience, I am working on it.Delete
When you say 'wet the wrap', do you mean the entire wrap or just the edges you're going to seal?ReplyDeleteReplies
I have done it both ways. I have wet the entire thing to make it easier to just fill, roll and seal and I have also just wet the corner that I need to stick once rolled.Delete
MAYBE THERE IS EGG IN THE WRAPPER? HMMMMMMM Y DO PEOPLE ASK AND SAY STUPID THINGS?ReplyDeleteReplies
Why are you such a hag. Some people don't know how to cook and are learning.Delete
What are you wetting the wrap withReplyDeleteReplies
I just used a little water to wet it.Delete
Just so everyone knows they will not get brown in the oven. They are still yummy just not what you expect then to look like. The wrapper will dry out and get crispy but if you try and leave it in till it browns you will burn them and the filling gets really dry.ReplyDeleteReplies
if you bake them you have to add oil to the wrappers - we brushed them with a tiny bit of the bacon grease and they got crisp and delish!Delete
É muito saboroso e facil de fazerReplyDelete
Facíl demais de fazer! Melhor é preimiro fritar os ingredientes e depois de esfriar, ai sim preparar efritar...ReplyDeleteReplies
Tem também a questão de cultura de País p País, aqui no Brasil isto é irrelevante.....seria tipo de embrulho, envelope...Chata esta tal de Candie....Informe-se mais sobre as Culturas.Delete
we made these but added onions cooked in the bacon grease - yummo!! we loved them and will make them again I am sureReplyDelete
How long do these bake for, or do I just keep an eye for them to get nice and crispy like the photos?ReplyDeleteReplies
About 15-20 minutes at 350 until golden brown. If you try them, let me know what you think! Would love to her from you!Delete
Made these tonight for dinner. They were super easy to assemble & very delicious! We added the ketchup & mustard right to the meat mixture. Also as were assembling them, we added a small amount of dill relish to each. It added a great flavor. They are definitely going into my keep pile of recipes.ReplyDeleteReplies
That sounds so good!Delete
WHERE DO I BUY EGG ROLL WRAPPERS FROMReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Betty! You should be able to find them in the produce section at your local grocery store. They will be next to the organic foods and tofu, etc.Delete


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A woman is fighting to work at another sandwich shop after Subway enforced her non-compete contract, which she regrets not fully understanding when she was young and signed it.
"I want to be able to work. I'm a worker. I'm not somebody who wants to sit at home on unemployment; I don't want to be sitting around waiting for a year to be working," says Leah Benene. She was a manager at the Subway restaurant in Eastpointe on Nine Mile and Kelly roads. She worked for the company for almost five years, leaving back in August after getting sick and needing surgery. She missed a lot of work. "I did send them an email saying I needed a little bit more time off, and if that couldn't be granted then I might have to just put in my notice. I was still sick, and they had called me in that day to terminate me about 45 minutes after the email was sent," Benene explains to Fox 2's Amy Lange. Several weeks later Benene got a job at another sandwich shop. But then she got a letter which contained a copy of the non-compete contract she signed back in December of 2009. "I was first starting out; I was a young manager - brand new. I do not remember signing it so when it came back at me I was in shock," she explains. "I was like, 'What is this?'It's a document - she signed - saying she can't work at a competing business within one hundred miles for a full year after leaving Subway. Benene also received this letter from the company attorney telling her she must honor the contract, and the lawyer contacted her new employer as well. "They also sent the non-compete letter and the lawyer letter directly to that franchise, and, since then, I've been terminated from there," says Benene.Fox 2 received the following statement from the Subway where Benene worked:
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Shorthanded as ever. Lowry should be playin with a little extra pep tonight
Could steal a win from a good team here, especially with Lou Williams out. Will be a hard test for the front court though. Horford will probably have a big game.
I was thinking We may start running a copy of the OCK system and NYK system with 1.Lowry 2.Ross 3.DeRozan 4.Gay 5.JV
Demar and Lowry gotta be lights out tonight.
We are now in the Lowry Gay generation. BC gave those guys the keys. Kyle is the first one who needs to play to his full potential.
Jose Calderon leaving Philips Arena
I wonder if demar feels snubbed cause they brought someone in with such a similar skill set
DD will never take another buzzer beater again lol
Black Rod just said that Colangelo will be adressing the trade at halftime. Sweet.
Man....I can't stand Rod Black. He shouldn't have a job on television.
Ugh...this is going to be a rough game to watch...win or lose....just see it looking pretty garbage.
This game is going to be ugly.
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Whoa, nelly. For a show about four young people living in Los Angeles, Tuesday's episode of New Girl certainly had a lot of talk about horse semen.
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Winston is ecstatic, until Schmidt reminds him that Mr. Miller is a con man who brought his kid and his best friend a box of hats that read "Chica Go Bills" (you mean you don't remember cheering for Michael Jordan to lead the Chica Go Bills basketball team to victory?). But Winston didn't have a dad growing up, so he clung to Walt Miller and ignored his obvious scheming, but that storyline is over now because Winston is the worst and this episode is all about Nick. Gosh, Winston.
Walt takes the whole crew, minus Schmidt who's on a mission to save Cece from a blind date (but more on that in a minute), to the race tracks. Between 'supping various extras from The Sopranos all day at the tracks, Walt convinces Jess that he's here to make things right with Nick, and he gets her to pitch in to buy Nick the horse "he always wanted," but surprise! It's all a ruse so Walt can get into the horse semen black market. Oh, of course. That thing that's totally real. (It's very real. The phrase "selling horse semen" is now a permanent mark on my Google record. You're welcome.)
The episode gets sweet, and far weirder than I could have imagined, when Nick insists on accompanying his father to the drop so he can make sure Jess gets her investment back (Winston, however, is stuck never seeing a dime of that $1100 Walt owes him.) When the Russian gangsters show up to buy the horse for his grade-A product ("He makes the white?"), Nick is determined to make the sale, no matter how much his Pinoccio's nose of a perspiration problem gets in the way. He tells his first lie with his face scrunched up like a pug's face on a ShrinkyDink: "You'll get a bunch of horse semen." It's enough to make Nick's body erupt in a shiny layer of sweat, which glistens enough in the headlights of the Russians' car that they assume he's wearing a wire. If all the talk of semen wasn't weird enough, the Russians make Nick get naked and dance, but luckily, before it gets weird Nick turns the dance into a spastic Nick Miller ballet. Sweat Lake, perhaps? In all the excitement, Nick admits that he's lying, which makes a lead pipe magically appear in the gangsters' hands. Nick saves he and his father from a savage beating by playing his childhood game, Sugar Ray: pretend to be going into diabetic shock so the mean men don't want to kill Daddy.
When the men speed off in confusion, so does Jess, cackling that she totally "conned" them into talk to each other. Jess, if you weren't some weird hybrid of a human and cartoon character, you'd be steering your impossible to drive pickup truck right into Winston territory. But, while Jess makes the world's worst 87-point turn at the edge of the abandoned loading docks where the horse sale was supposed to go down, Nick has something of a moment with his conniving old dad. And there's more nakedness. And also suggestive conversation surrounding the horse, who ends up nosing Walt's pants. Beyond that, Nick blames his dad for the way he is, you know, devoid of nutrition from vegetables. Also, that part where he has no direction. That too.
After Walt seems to get it, promising to make it up to Nick, Jess catches him sneaking out the next morning and before he leaves, he can't even muster the sentence "Tell Nick I love him." And that's when the real magic begins. Nick finds Jess "angry-fixing" the sink (his usual reaction to his dad's nonsense), and the tingly heart nonsense begins. Nick tells Jess to stop (another protective measure) and tries to tell her what he learned from his dad: broken people stay broken, like Walt, and Nick is broken. The response Jess gives is, in and of itself, a total justification for all the infuriatingly twee things Jess does: "I don't know how you made it out, but you're good." Despite the missteps this season, the core friendship (even without all the shipper hope attached) is still very much alive and grounding all the nonsense.
Of course, that couldn't stop Schmidt and Robbie this week, who teamed up to sabotage Cece's blind date with her mother's chosen industry titan of Indian descent. While it provided for a few fantastic lines, the story basically involved the duo stalking Cece while Schmidt played on the fact that Robbie is apparently a complete dolt. (Though you have to admire Robbie's creative thinking. You could eat an elephant one bite at a time, as the saying says, but why do that when you can make him into tacos?)
Their planning comes to a head when the duo crashes what they think is Cece's first date with her new beau, but after throwing a series of sexualized Indian movie titles at her (the sucker in me got a kick out of Slum-doggy-style Millionaire), Schmidt and Robbie barrel into a meeting of families aimed at determining the could-be couple's compatibility. Cece's not messing around. This also means, these shenanigans are probably going to continue for at least a little while longer, but hey, at least they have nothing to do with the reproductive functions of large farm animals. God knows there's too much of that on television these days.
Now, before we part ways, can we just talk about some of these moments and one-liners?
- Jess, pretending to appraise a horse: "This haircut is totally wrong for his face."- We couldn't have gotten through the episode without this one: "There's more to a father's love than just semen!" -Jess
- Nick, justifying protecting Jess from breaking the sink: "Your eyes are twice the size of normal eyes."
- The fact that Nick's reconnection with his father is set to the screeching soundtrack of Jess's inability to turn the pick-up truck and trailer around.
- Nick, who's angry-fixing the sink after his father arrives: "I have the blood pressure of a humming bird!"
- All the things that are wrong with this sentence in Schmidt's plan to get Cece back: "I only dread the day we defeat all the Indians and face each other in a duel to the death. We're like Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid except only one of us dies in the end."
- Schmidt's much better, final, "genius" plan to get Cece back: The three-man canoe with Robbie, Schmidt, and an open seat for Cece. Lord knows the ladies just love empty canoe benches. Foolproof, amirite?
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The Charles Collection by BHK Cooperative
About a year ago, Amy Herzog, Kirsten Kapur, and I began kicking around the idea of working together on a joint design venture. After all, we share a similar design aesthetic, one marked by clean lines, bright and saturated colors, and flattering, wearable styles. Many people who knit my patterns knit Amy and Kirsten's patterns too, so we even share an audience. It made so much sense to work together on a collection that distilled our related styles into a basic essence. With that intention in mind, we founded BHK Cooperative, an independent knitwear design group. The Charles Collection is our first collaborative effort – we hope you enjoy it! The e-book is available for purchase online from the BHK Cooperative. Buy now!
The Charles Collection, a 50-page e-book containing 10 knitting patterns, was designed to please the knitter both in craft and in daily life. The pieces in this collection were inspired by the gorgeous landscape of Boston, a true knitter's town. We wanted to capture the look and feel of Boston, so all garments were shot on location in the city by the incomparably talented Caro Sheridan. An ever patient Jenn Jarvis served as technical editor, and if you think tech editing is hard with one designer, try working with three!
The three of us feel very strongly that all sweater patterns should come in a wide range of sizes, with reasonable gaps between sizes; furthermore, sweaters should look good in all sizes, not just in the sample size. Consequently, sweaters are offered in 10 sizes ranging from 30 – 54″ in the bust; all include flattering shaping and tailored details.
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So excited for all of you. The Charles Collection is lovely! Congratulations!!
Congratulations! I especially love New Towne and Revere House. Beautiful.
Wow – the patterns and the styling/photography are really stunning! Great job folks!
Love the collection. Already working on Lexington! Did have a question, though. Can you check the Ravelry forum? Thanks!
LOVE IT!! You girls are oh so talented :-)
Congrats! I want to knit all the things!
Congrats! Absolutely beautiful patterns. I am already thinking on the yarn I have for some of them :)
Beautiful, Elinor!!! Congratulations!
Wow – these are so beautiful. I am inspired just looking at them! Congratulations!
For Elinor, please check your email or Ravelry messages for a question about a pattern. Thanks.
Well, I'm not supposed to be buying more patterns. But I don't think I promised not to give people strong suggestions for Christmas gifts! So beautiful, every one. I'm particularly taken with New Towne and North End, which is bizarre given I don't typically care for cardigans. Congratulations!
Congratulations! Lovely collection! The e-book will be my christmas present for my self this year, it is allowed isn't it, to treat oneselves with such a useful present?!!
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Hi. My name is Trish and I blog over at notes of sincerity. I am so happy to be back at the Moda Bake Shop sharing another tutorial. Thank you so much for your kind comments left on my previous tutorials.
Open and divide charm packs into two piles. You will need 128 squares for the 32 four patch blocks and 62 for the 31 diamond blocks.
Iron and cut 8 - 5" by width of fabric strips. From these strips cut 8 - 5" squares. You will need 62 (having two left over).
For the four patch blocks, pair and sew two charm squares together. Press with hot dry iron to set seam then press to one side = 64 pairs. Sew those pairs into 32 four patch blocks, being sure to "lock" center seams.
Press with hot dry iron to set seam, then (using a little starch - optional) press to one side. Here is an example of the back to one of the blocks.
Square to 8 1/2".
For the diamond blocks you will draw a diagonal line on one side of the neutral square. Place flat, right sides together, and pin to patterned fabric.
Sew a 1/4" seam on either side of the line. Press with hot dry iron to set seam, carefully cut along drawn line.
Iron seams open (my personal preference).
Square to 4 1/2".
Form a square with four half square triangles in a diamond shape pattern. Sew top two and bottom two together. Press to set seam with hot dry iron, then press to one side.
Sew top two blocks to the bottom two blocks. Press to set seam (with what??) a hot dry iron (wink), then press to one side. Square to 8 1/2". Repeat until you have 32 blocks.
**little note : pressing both of your blocks to one side will allow those blocks to "lock" together while sewing into rows, then later when sewing rows together to form the quilt**
Lay your blocks out as you would have them - into rows. Sew your rows together, locking seams as you go. To insure that all my rows locked as desired, I made sure to place all diamond block seams facing up and all four patch block seams facing down before sewing.
Now that all your blocks are sewn into rows, it is time to press your rows so that they may be sewn to become your quilt top. To reduce bulk and allow for the seams to lay flat after pressed, I pressed away from the diamond blocks.
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this is a pillow in size of an paper clip,
i made it for the art lesson at school.
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Evening ReadingAfter playing through Dead Space 2 this week in just a few meaty sittings, I'm beginning to wonder if being on-edge for extended periods contributes to any measurable health risks. Someone should do a study.
In other news, the Internets are abuzz with the a ton of details about Sony's "Next Generation Portable." Well, everything except for the price, that is. Looks like we may have to wait until E3 for standard price-points for both the NGP's hardware and software. That said, if the retailer-proposed pricing for Nintendo's 3DS and its software is an indication of where the cost of portable gaming is headed, the gap between the cost of gaming on traditional consoles or PCs and the cost of playing on hand-helds is becoming more and more negligible.
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It's a popular pastime for many families, but now Westland officials are talking about banning carnivals. It's not the carnivals themselves, but rather it's that they're attracting too much trouble."The carnivals have been attracting some unruly crowds, some gang activity, some fights, and not just our community, but communities around us, and we're just kind of looking to see what we can do to keep everybody safe," said Westland Police Chief Jeff Jedrusik.He says over the last few years, the problems have seemed to get worse. Last month, a fight involving more than 100 young men broke out at the Westland Firefighters Charity Fund Carnival. Part of it spilled into a nearby shopping center. Police were forced to make several arrests.The chief says it comes down to rival gangs marking their territories and using social media and carnivals in different communities to do it."It's their carnival, and they're fighting off the other gangs that show up, and that's what we're trying to get away from. We're just trying to keep everything safe," Jedrusik said.Westland's Summer Festival is just around the corner. Westland is not looking to do away with it all together, but possibly going back to the way it used to be with no rides and no midway shows. It would just be a festival in hopes it would draw more families and not crime."We start to go back to more of a community oriented food, music, fireworks and try to get more of the community involved," Jedrusik said.The chief said if they do go forward with the carnival, he did also suggest shutting it down before dark hoping that would help with security issues.
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As most of you know, I am doing Weight Watchers and really serious about losing weight. I have been slowly revamping recipes and figuring out ways to make food as satisfying as it was before. One of the biggest changes for me has been not cooking in olive oil. Now, I use cooking spray and just before serving, I add a tsp or so of the highest quality evoo to the food. I find that it makes a big difference. I also measure and weigh foods, which I never did before.
In the past, my White Bean and Escarole soup started with 4 tbsp of extra virgin olive oil and was finished off with more on top.
I revamped this recipe for lunch today and am really happy with how it turned out:
I only used 1.5 cups of garbonzo beans, instead of the 3 cups I usually used. That cut almost half the calories right there.
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Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Day 15 RAW good and bad
Big ass salad. yeah.. I eat tons of these.This one had lentil and alfalfa sprouts, avocado, sun dried tomatoes, tomato, lettuce, cukes and a greek dressing.
I made some pretty tasty cashew cheese and then dehydrated it. I'll probably photograph that soon... I'm also still working on the perfect bread and cracker recipe. I haven't been happy with anything yet. It's all OK for a few bites, but then I hate it... and yes.. I said hate as in turns my stomach hate.
Soooo.... that's the good news I guess. Now the bad.
I HATE this diet! I am over my hunger issues and my cravings don't really bother me that much... but I am just bored and even more, I feel like crap!
I have serious leg cramps that wake me up.. charley horses...
My hair is falling out...
I have several big bruises and I don't usually bruise at all..
I'm also BITCHY!
My attention span has been shortened.. it's hard for me to sit and read a book..
I'm still going to do this.. I am 1/4 the way there!
I have learned a lot and I am breaking the cycle of eating for comfort which is HUGE! (no pun intended),..
I haven't weighed myself, but several people have said they think I may be losing. I'll weigh in on Aug. 1st.
I'll probably have a handful of almonds and some dates for dinner.
I( am VERY underwhelmed by my dehydrator. So far, it seems everything I make in it tastes the same and that is nasty.
I definitely don't think you need a dehydrator in order to go raw..
Vita Mix is a HUGE plus though.
I am still drinking at least a quart of green smoothies and they save my sanity.
Now.. I am hoping I can catch up with all your blogs!
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So sorry to hear about those nasty side effects! But you may find that they clear up entirely before your time is up.ReplyDelete
My biggest problem when I went raw (for a month) was that I was basically too lazy to do all the prep required for yummy, interesting food every day, so I got bored with it and felt hungry a lot of the time. But I did feel terrific otherwise.
And I agree about the dehydrator--in my zeal at first, I went out and got a 9-tray Excalibur; I ended up selling it last year (and my new electronic stove has digital temperature control, so I can put it down to 115 anyway).
I'm really impressed with your determination--keep at it! Looking forward to hearing how it all turns out.
What a drag that it's so not fun for you, but I can understand how it would be "too much" after a while. Like Ricki said, though, you will probably see these side affects go before your raw diet is over. I commend you for being so determined and motivated despite all the difficulties!ReplyDelete
And thanks for the dehydrator tip- I try to do a raw day a week and always feel like I'm missing out without one. Good to know I'm not!
Sorry to read that it's been a rough experience... About the charley horses--they're often due to a lack of potassium and/or sodium. Making sure you getting some sea salt & celery (or celery juice) can help with the sodium on raw, and bananas & papayas are great for potassium. I know how much charley horses hurt... I used to get them in the middle of the night after a really hard hill run. Ugh. Anyway, take good care of yourself. 100% raw takes some real will power, but if you decide to stick with it, I know you can do it! Whatever you decide, I know you'll do what's right and best FOR YOU.ReplyDelete
Your efforts are admirable. Just be true to what your body is telling you. Look at today as a raw day and try not to focus on the raw challenge as a whole. It may help you reach that point where your body is over the side effects. The goal is to feel better and not worse, so be gentle with yourself. You are a success for trying and accomplishing everything that you have so far. I'm sorry you are going through some hard times with this. I hope you feel better soon.ReplyDelete
PS - I love your blog.
I'm a bit late into your diet here, but I'm concerned about you, Melody. Please take care of yourself.My thoughts are with you.ReplyDelete
I am so sorry you are not loving the diet and not feeling that great! Make sure to listen to your body...please don't hurt yourself just to accomplish the goal!ReplyDelete
I love the look of the sprouts on your salad...I have tried sprouting a few times with no success. I would love to see/hear about your process and how you do it!
Good luck and take care of yourself!
HANG IN THERE!!!ReplyDelete
I couldn't do it myself - honestly so anything you can do for as long as you can is admirable.ReplyDelete
I'm sorry you're bored. I think I would be too! 15 days (now 17) of eating nothing but raw seems almost incomprehensible to me!ReplyDelete
On the dehydrator note, I made some Flax Crackers last week that I thought were totally yummy! I couldn't stay out of them. If you haven't tried making flax crackers yet, you should. There's a recipe posted on my blog for them...it's an adaptation of one I found online.
Oooh, doesn't sound like a whole lot of fun! Hair falling out can be due to stress as well as diet, but with diet it is usually an essential fatty acid deficiency - maybe increase your avocados, flax seeds, and walnuts? Also, carb deficiency can contribute to mood swings, bitchiness and brain fog, so maybe eat more grains (can you even eat grains on raw??). Also, I think it is important to listen to your body, don't push it too hard. You might be experiencing some detox symptoms with the bruising and muscle cramping, but keep an eye on it - could be something more too.ReplyDelete
Those two photos look stunning! I also ate a lot of huge salads when I experimented with raw. I had the same reaction you describe to the breads and crackers I tried to make in the food dehydrator- the first bite was interesting, subsequent bites were "EW! FLAXY!" Good luck with everything you're doing- as long as you're listening to your body, there is no wrong diet.ReplyDelete
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Those dishes looked really tasty..especially the salad. Man if this raw thing is making you sick, do you really want to keep doing it? Hair falling out and leg cramps would stop it for me.ReplyDelete
What is that first dish with the marinara sitting on. I guess I can't place the vegetable.
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Sorry to hear you;'re not felling so hot. It's so commendable what you're doing, I would never have the willpower.ReplyDelete
Sending a virtual ((((hug))) and lamenting the fact that I don't eat as much raw as I should.
(I thought about getting a dehydrator, but since I have no room, it was that or a juicer. I opted for the juicer. Glad I did from what you say)
- Anonymous3:06 PM
I don't mean to state the obvious, but don't you think maybe your body is trying to tell you something? I mean hair loss? Severe leg cramping? Irritability? That does not sound like a happy, healthy body to me. I have visited this blog on several occasions and quite frankly, thought you were smarter than this. And I wonder at the people leaving messages egging you on and encouraging you to continue. Personally, I found your previous diet to be very healthy and clearly more agreeable to your physiology. Just be careful.ReplyDelete


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