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Ben and Janeane open the show on the beautiful California beach, a setting Ben
chose because of all the viewer letters that say they want to see Janeane naked.
"Relaxation Tape No. 2" features Relaxation King Brent Forrester (Dick),
trying to soothe away the tensions and anxieties of his listeners. Just a giant floating
head superimposed on several scenes of nature, Brent speaks in a calming voice as
New Age Music plays lightly in the background. Brent is easily distracted by a beautiful
young woman sunning herself on the beach, urging listeners to: "Let the sound
of the ocean relax every muscle...starting with your calves...and moving up to your
nice, creamy thighs...that's right...relax and rub that into your stomach...very
good with the lotion thing..." When the woman spots him, she screams and attracts
the attention of several other beach-goers. One begins to poke at the giant head
with a rake, causing Brent to temporarily loose his cool and strike him unconscious.
An episode of the talk show "Roundtable" features host Art Lewater (Stiller)
examining the controversy over a recent episode of the hit sitcom "Skank".
The sock puppet with a bad attitude, who is actually played by British actor Theodore
Hume (voiced by Dick), was featured wasting water in his season premiere. This drew
criticism from Senator Edmund Warring (Odenkirk), for trivializing "serious
issues such as water conservation". Skank's retort on the next week's episode:
"The human body is ninety percent water...how much of that is wasted every year
by murder? Senator Warring, get your priorities straight or shut yer stinkin' trap!"
Appearing opposite each other on "Roundtable", Hume tries to explain that
nobody is going to emulate Skank. He also brings evidence that Warring used to have
water balloon fights as a child, wasting an untold amount of water. The two begin
their discussion maturely, but are soon screaming at each other to "shut yer
stinkin' trap!"
Ben and Janeane are talking about the "clean, fresh air" and "natural
beauty of the water" of Southern California when they catch Andy drinking some
of the contaminated water. Andy begins gagging: "I really drank some of that
stuff...it burned going down."
"Headbanger's Ball" features MTV VJ Karen Duffy (Garofalo) interviewing
Metallica's Lars Ulrich (Odenkirk) and James Hetfield (Stiller). The pair have always
wanted to score a movie, but wanted to wait for one "as extreme and dark"
as Metallica. Luckily, the new Pauly Shore movie "The Boy Who Magically Switched
Places With His Dad" came along. Having already been rejected after writing
a song for the film "18 Again"--entitled "18 is Three Sixes"--James
decided to just revise the song for the new movie. The video for "The Father-Son
Switching Song" features Pauly Shore (Dick) switching places with his father
(Fred Willard) after discovering a book of magic spells. The son then takes his father's
place on a local t.v. talk show while the father gets in trouble at school for smoking
cigars. James explains: "This film deals with a lot of complex issues on a lot
of different levels, but the bottom line is...it's just the old switcheroo! Ha!"
Andy Dick's Political Children's Theater features Andy and two child actors (Brady
Bluhm and Narissa Nicola) performing a scene "meant to spark discussion of a
very serious topic...the homeless". In it, the young boy asks for a handout
and the girl tells him to get lost. The cast join hands and ask the audience: "where
do we draw the line?"
"Henry the Wicked", the story of King Henry (Stiller) and Sir Charles
(Odenkirk), is interrupted for a message from the KFSB Pledge-a-thon. Needing to
raise $10,000, the host of the pledge (Garofalo) extols the virtues of "free
television". When they return to the show in progress, Henry and Charles are
still arguing. Henry pulls something from his coat--but we can't tell what. The host
explains that every pledge will receive a beautiful tote bag. One of the operators
(Dick) explains that every $200 pledge receives a tape from "comedian-slash-commentator-slash
political satirist Mark Russell." As the dramatic tension in "Henry"
builds, we continue to cut back to the pledge every few seconds. Finally, the host
steps onto the "Henry the Wicked" set, announcing: "I'm not moving
'til you make the call...the gravy train is over, get off!"
Andy is performing mime as Bob shills for him, encouraging other people to give
him money. Bob and Ben get worried when Andy starts to climb the building and won't
Relaxation King Brent Forrester returns for "Relaxation Tape No. 6",
but is invaded by a turban-clad Jefferson Conn (Stiller), Master of Inner Balance.
Brent doesn't want to share the space with Jefferson, so they begin competing to
relax the audience. Jefferson intones: "You are happy, you don't look like a
pathetic Superboy with strange blond hair." Brent gets worked up by Jefferson's
taunts, and disintegrates.
Stiller's Wheel of Filler lands on "Bruce Springsteen Makes an Answering
Machine Tape". The Boss (Stiller) is shown attempting several comedic ideas,
finally deciding on: "Hello? What's that, I can't hear you, you got to speak
up...ha-ha, got you! Just playing around with you!"
Ben tries to break up a fight after Andy destroys Bob's sand castle. In response,
Bob decimates Andy's castle and the two attack each other.
As the credits role, Andy is seen disciplining the child actors from his "Political
Theater" sketch. Accusing them of stepping on his lines, the girl retorts: "stepping
on lines? You use mine as a railroad track!" He finally explodes, screaming:
"You do your part and you do it well and then get out of here!"
Brent Forrester, the "Relaxation King," is actually the name of one
of the show's writers.
This is a great show to observe Dick's variety and range. From Brent Forrester
to the tantrum-throwing host of "Andy Dick's Political Children's Theater"
to his excellent Pauly Shore, Dick is featured prominently in every scene. His Pauly
Shore impression is eerily accurate and somewhat ironic, considering one of Dick's
first jobs post "Stiller" was co-starring with Shore in the feature film
"In the Army Now."
"Pauly Shore scares the hell out of me."--James Hetfield.
"The scary thing is, I think I saw that movie Metallica's singing about."--Kevin.
Overall Show Quality....8
The reason for the drop in ratings can be attributed primarily to Kevin, who dislikes
both the character of Skank and Stiller's Springsteen impersonation. However, everyone
loved the segment staged during the end credits when Andy Dick pitches a fit and
screams at the child actors. Kristy seemed to speak for everyone when she remarked:
"I would love to see outtakes of the cast filming this show. They're probably
just as funny as what goes on the air".
Go on to Next Episode


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13.1 Alcohols and Phenols. Nomenclature. Nomenclature. Nomenclature. Alcohols possess a hydroxyl group ( OH). Hydroxyl groups in natural compounds.
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1 13.1 Alcohols and Phenols Alcohols possess a hydroxyl group ( OH) Alcohols and Phenols Hydroxyl groups in natural compounds. Hydroxyl groups are extremely common in natural compounds Alcohols and Phenols Phenols possess a hydroxyl group directly attached to an aromatic ring Alcohols are named using the same procedure we used in Chapter 4 to name alkanes with minor modifications: 1. Identify the parent chain, which should include the carbon that the OH is attached to. 2. Identify and name the substituents. 3. Assign a locant (and prefix if necessary) to each substituent. Give the carbon that the OH is attached to the lowest number possible. 4. List the numbered substituents before the parent name in alphabetical order. Ignore prefixes (except iso) when ordering alphabetically. 5. The OH locant is placed either just before the parent name or just before the ol suffix Alcohols are named using the same procedure we used in Chapter 4 to name alkanes with minor modifications: 1. Identify the parent chain. Alcohols are named using the same procedure we used in Chapter 4 to name alkanes with minor modifications: 3. Assign a locant (and prefix if necessary) to each substituent. Give the carbon that the OH is attached to the lowest number possible taking precedence over C=C double bonds. 2. Identify and name the substituents
2 Alcohols are named using the same procedure we used in Chapter 4 to name alkanes with minor modifications: 5. The OH locant is placed either just before the parent name or just before the ol suffix. R or S configurations should be shown at the beginning of the name. For cyclic alcohols, the OH group should be on carbon 1, so often the locant is assumed and omitted. Common names for some alcohols are also frequently used: Like halides, alcohols are often classified by the type of carbon they are attached to: When an OH group is attached to a benzene ring, the parent name is PHENOL. WHY do we use these classifications? Practice with SKILLBUILDER Name the following molecule. HO Draw the most stable chair conformation for (cis) 1 isopropyl 1,4 cyclohexadiol Cl Br Commercially Important Alcohols Methanol (CH 3 OH) is the most simple alcohol. With a suitable catalyst, about 2 billion gallons of methanol are made industrially from CO 2 and H 2 every year. Methanol is quite poisonous, but it has many uses as: 1. Solvent 2. Precursor for chemical syntheses 3. Fuel
3 Commercially Important Alcohols Ethanol (CH 3 CH 2 OH) has been produced by fermentation for thousands of years. HOW? About 5 billion gallons of ethanol are made industrially from the acid catalyzed hydration of ethylene every year. Ethanol has many uses as: 1. Solvent, precursor for chemical syntheses, fuel 2. Human consumption ethanol suitable for drinking is heavily taxed. If you want to use ethanol for other purposes, how do you avoid the tax? Is it poisonous? Commercially Important Alcohols Isopropanol is rubbing alcohol. Draw its structure. Isopropanol is made industrially from the acidcatalyzed hydration of propylene. Isopropanol is poisonous, but it has many uses as: 1. Industrial solvent 2. Antiseptic 3. Gasoline additive Physical Properties of Alcohols The OH of an alcohol can have a big effect on its physical properties. Compare the boiling points below. Physical Properties of Alcohols Because they can hydrogen (H ) bond, hydroxyl groups can attract water molecules strongly. Alcohols with small carbon chains are miscible in water (they mix in any ratio). WHY? Explain the differences. Alcohols with large carbon chains do not readily mix with water Physical Properties of Alcohols Do HYDROPHOBIC groups repel or attract water? WHY are molecules with large hydrophobic groups generally insoluble in water? Alcohols with three or less carbons are generally water miscible. Alcohols with more than three carbons are not miscible, and their solubility decreases as the size of the hydrophobic group increases Physical Properties of Alcohols The potency as an anti bacterial agent for an alcohol depends on the size of the hydrophobic group. To kill a bacterium, the alcohol should have some water solubility. WHY? To kill a bacterium, the alcohol should have a significant hydrophobic region. WHY? 13-18
4 Physical Properties of Alcohols Hexylresorcinol is used as an antibacterial and as an antifungal agent Acidity of Alcohols and Phenols A strong base is usually necessary to deprotonate an alcohol. It has a good combination of hydrophobic and hydrophilic regions. It has significant water solubility. Its nonpolar region helps it to pass through cell membranes. Practice with CONCEPTUAL CHECKPOINT A preferred choice to create an alkoxide is to treat the alcohol with Na, K, or Li metal. Show the mechanism for such a reaction. Practice with CONCEPTUAL CHECKPOINT Acidity of Alcohols and Phenols Recall from Chapter 3 how ARIO is used to qualitatively assess the strength of an acid. Lets apply these factors to alcohols and phenols. Atom 13.2 Acidity of Alcohols and Phenols Lets apply these factors to alcohols and phenols. Resonance Explain why phenol is 100 million times more acidic than cyclohexanol. Show all relevant resonance contributors Acidity of Alcohols and Phenols Given the relatively low pk a of phenols, will NaOH be a strong enough base to deprotonate a phenol? 13.2 Acidity of Alcohols and Phenols Lets apply these factors to alcohols and phenols. Induction: unless there is an electronegative group nearby, induction won t be very significant. Orbital: in what type of orbital do the alkoxide electrons reside? How does that effect acidity?
5 13.2 Acidity of Alcohols and Phenols Solvation is also an important factor that affects acidity. Water is generally used as the solvent when measuring pk a values. Which of the alcohols below is stronger? 13.2 Acidity of Alcohols and Phenols Solvation explains the difference in acidity. ARIO cannot be used to explain the difference Draw partial charges on the solvent molecules to show why solvation is a stabilizing effect. Practice with SKILLBUILDER Acidity of Alcohols and Phenols Use ARIO and solvation to rank the following molecules in order of increasing pk a Preparation of Alcohols We saw in Chapter 7 that substitution reactions can yield an alcohol. What reagents did we use to accomplish this transformation? We saw that the substitution can occur by S N 1 or S N Preparation of Alcohols 13.3 Preparation of Alcohols In Chapter 9, we learned how to make alcohols from alkenes. The S N 1 process generally uses a weak nucleophile (H 2 O), which makes the process relatively slow. Why isn t a stronger nucleophile ( OH) used under S N 1 conditions? Recall that acid catalyzed hydration proceeds through a carbocation intermediate that can possibly rearrange. How do you avoid rearrangements? Practice with CONCEPTUAL CHECKPOINTs 13.7 and
6 A third method to prepare alcohols is by the reduction of a carbonyl. What is a carbonyl? s involve a change in oxidation state. Oxidation states are a method of electron bookkeeping. Recall how we used formal charge as a method of electron bookkeeping: Each atom is assigned half of the electrons it is sharing with another atom. What is the formal charge on carbon in methanol? For oxidation states, we imagine the bonds breaking heterolytically, and the electrons go to the more electronegative atom Each of the carbons below have zero formal charge, but they have different oxidation states. Calculate the oxidation number for each. The reduction of a carbonyl requires a reducing agent. Is the conversion from formic acid carbon dioxide an oxidation or a reduction? What about formaldehyde methanol? Practice with SKILLBUILDER Is the reducing agent oxidized or reduced? If you were to design a reducing agent, what element(s) would be necessary? Would an acid such as HCl be an appropriate reducing agent? WHY or WHY NOT? There are three reducing agents you should know: 1. We have already seen how catalyzed hydrogenation can reduce alkenes. It can also work for carbonyls. Reagents that can donate a HYDRIDE are generally good reducing agents: 2. Sodium borohydride Forceful conditions (high temperature and/or high pressure)
7 Reagents that can donate a HYDRIDE are generally good reducing agents: 3. Lithium aluminum hydride (LAH) Note that LAH is significantly more reactive that NaBH 4. LAH reacts violently with water. WHY? How can LAH be used with water if it reacts with water? HYDRIDE delivery agents will somewhat selectively reduce carbonyl compounds. The reactivity of HYDRIDE delivery agents can be finetuned by using derivatives with varying R groups. Alkoxides Cyano groups Sterically hindered groups LAH is strong enough to also reduce esters and carboxylic acids, whereas NaBH 4 is generally not. To reduce an ester, two hydride equivalents are needed. Which steps in the mechanism are reversible?
8 Predict the products for the following processes Preparation of Diols Diols are named using the same method as alcohols, except the suffix, diol is used. Practice with SKILLBUILDER Preparation of Diols If two carbonyl groups are present, and enough moles of reducing agent are added, both can be reduced Preparation of Diols Recall the methods we discussed in Chapter 9 to convert an alkene into a diol Grignard Reactions Grignard reagents are often used in the synthesis of alcohols. To form a Grignard, an alkyl halide is treated with Mg metal Grignard Reactions The electronegativity difference between C (2.5) and Mg (1.3) is great enough that the bond has significant ionic character. How does the oxidation state of the carbon change upon forming the Grignard? The carbon atom is not able to effectively stabilize the negative charge it carries. Will it act as an acid, base, electrophile, nucleophile, etc.?
9 13.6 Grignard Reactions If the Grignard reagent collides with a carbonyl compound, an alcohol can result. Note the similarities between the Grignard and LAH mechanisms Grignard Reactions Because the Grignard is both a strong base and a strong nucleophile, care must be taken to protect it from exposure to water. If water can t be used as the solvent, what solvent is appropriate? What techniques are used to keep atmospheric moisture out of the reaction? Grignard Reactions Grignard examples: 13.6 Grignard Reactions Design a synthesis for the following molecules starting from an alkyl halide and a carbonyl, each having five carbons or less. With an ester substrate, excess Grignard reagent is required. WHY? Propose a mechanism. List some functional groups that are NOT compatible with the Grignard. Practice with SKILLBUILDER Protection of Alcohols Consider the reaction below. WHY won t it work? 13.7 Protection of Alcohols A three step process is required to achieve the desired overall synthesis. The alcohol can act as an acid, especially in the presence of reactive reagents like the Grignard reagent. The alcohol can be protected to prevent it from reacting
10 13.7 Protection of Alcohols One such protecting group is trimethylsilyl (TMS) Protection of Alcohols Evidence suggests that substitution at the Si atom occurs by an S N 2 mechanism. Because Si is much larger than C, it is more open to backside attack. The TMS protection step requires the presence of a base. Propose a mechanism Protection of Alcohols The TMS group can later be removed with H 3 O + or F. TBAF is often used to supply fluoride ions Protection of Alcohols Practice with CONCEPTUAL CHECKPOINT Preparation of Phenols 2 million tons of phenol is produced industrially yearly 13.9 Reactions of Alcohols Recall this S N 1 reaction from Section 7.5. Acetone is a useful byproduct. Phenol is a precursor in many chemical syntheses: Pharmaceuticals Polymers Adhesives Food preservatives, etc. For primary alcohols, the reaction occurs by an S N
11 13.9 Reactions of Alcohols The S N 2 reaction also occurs with ZnCl 2 as the reagent Reactions of Alcohols SOCl 2 can also be used to convert an alcohol to an alkyl chloride. Recall from Section 7.8 that the OH group can be converted into a better leaving groups such as a tosyl group Reactions of Alcohols PBr 3 can also be used to convert an alcohol to an alkyl bromide Reactions of Alcohols Fill in the necessary reagents for the conversions below. Note that the last step of the SOCl 2 and PBr 3 mechanisms are S N 2 reactions. Practice with SKILLBUILDER Reactions of Alcohols E1 and E2 In Section 8.9, we saw that an acid (with a nonnucleophilic conjugate base) can promote E Reactions of Alcohols E1 and E2 If the alcohol is converted into a better leaving group, then a strong base can be used to promote E2. Why is E2 unlikely? Recall that the reaction generally produces the more substituted alkene product. E2 reactions do not involve rearrangements. WHY? When applicable, E2 reactions also produce the more substituted product. Practice with CONCEPTUAL CHECKPOINT
12 13.10 Oxidation of Alcohols We saw how alcohols can be formed by the reduction of a carbonyl. The reverse process is also possible with the right reagents Oxidation of Alcohols Oxidation of primary alcohols proceeds to aldehydes and subsequently to carboxylic acids Very few oxidizing reagents will stop at the aldehyde. Oxidation of secondary alcohols produces a ketone. Very few agents are capable of oxidizing the ketone Oxidation of Alcohols Tertiary alcohols generally do not undergo oxidation. WHY? Oxidation of Alcohols When chromic acid reacts with an alcohol, there are two main steps: There are two main methods to produce the most common oxidizing agent, chromic acid: Oxidation of Alcohols Chromic acid will generally oxidize a primary alcohol to a carboxylic acid. PCC (pyridinium chlorochromate) can be used to stop at the aldehyde Oxidation of Alcohols PCC is generally used with methylene chloride as the solvent. Both oxidizing agents will work with secondary alcohols. Practice with SKILLBUILDER
13 13.10 Oxidation of Alcohols Predict the product for the following reaction Biological Redox Reactions Nature employs reducing and oxidizing agents. They are generally complex and selective. WHY? NADH is one such reducing agent Biological Redox Reactions The reactive site of NADH acts as a hydride delivery agent Biological Redox Reactions NAD + can undergo the reverse process: This is one way nature converts carbonyls into alcohols. Why is an enzyme required? The NADH/NAD + interconversion plays a big role in metabolism Oxidation of Phenol Recall that tertiary alcohols do not undergo oxidation because they lack an alpha proton. You might expect phenol to be similarly unreactive Oxidation of Phenol Phenol oxidizes to form benzoquinone, which in turn can be reduced to hydroquinone. Yet, phenol is even more readily oxidized than primary or secondary alcohols. Quinones are found everywhere in nature. They are ubiquitous
14 13.12 Oxidation of Phenol Ubiquinones act to catalyze the conversion of oxygen into water, a key step in cellular respiration. Where in a cell do you think ubiquinones are most likely found? Copyright 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Inc Oxidation of Phenol Copyright 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Inc Synthetic Strategies Recall some functional group conversions we learned: Copyright 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Inc Classify the functional groups based on oxidation state: Copyright 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Inc Synthetic Strategies Synthetic Strategies Copyright 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Ubiquinone catalysis: Synthetic Strategies Give necessary reagents for the following conversions. Practice with SKILLBUILDER Copyright 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Inc
15 13.13 Synthetic Strategies Recall the C C bond forming reactions we learned Synthetic Strategies What if you want to convert an aldehyde into a ketone? What reagents are needed for the following conversion? Practice with CONCEPTUAL CHECKPOINT and SKILLBUILDER
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Every day for the past 16 years, the employees at Gustiamo, a gourmet Italian foods importer, have rolled their office chairs over to a table in the middle of their warehouse in New York City's South Bronx to eat a shared lunch together. The table is always set with real plates and silverware, with a glass of water at every setting. Everyone in the office (usually six or seven people) brings something to contribute—a bowl of pasta, a loaf of bread, a barley salad, all of which gets passed from person to person.
"Whenever we cook for ourselves, for our families, or if we have friends over, we make extra. And then we bring the leftovers to the office for lunch," says Gustiamo's Beatrice Ughi. "We encourage even the newest employees to try—if they have a stove at home, they can put up some water, take garlic, and make a tomato sauce."
Although there are few office spaces set up to accommodate formal, sit-down meals (let alone one also stocked with high-quality olive oil and marinated artichokes), many people regularly share—or swap—lunches with coworkers. Buying lunch every day can be expensive, and making it daily can get overwhelming. Plus, it's so easy to fall into a lunch rut (who hasn't eaten the same turkey sandwich every day for a week?). Lunch swaps can be a way to keep the meal interesting while splitting up the work and the cost.
Even food pros can struggle with the daily challenge of making and packing food to bring to the office. When the Epi team decided to bring homemade lunch every day this week, four of my colleagues (three of whom work in our test kitchen) decided to join forces. Every day from Tuesday through Friday, one of them cooked lunch for the group.
"I usually don't bring my lunch, because it's hard enough for me just to make dinner every night," says Epi food director Rhoda Boone, who has an infant son at home. "So the idea of bringing five lunches this week was somewhat overwhelming." She was also excited for the surprise of seeing what her fellow swappers cooked each day.
For Grace Landrieu, who works at an education non-profit in New York, the appeal of the lunch swap was the promise of variety. "I'm single and have a hard time making groceries last, and I don't want to eat the same thing every day," she says. It turned out that many of her coworkers felt the same—too many, in fact, for just one swapping group—so Landrieu set up several different lunch teams, each with a specific theme (i.e. vegetarian, meat eaters, and casual lunch—more on that last one later).
Although making lunch for three or four people is more time-consuming than, say, running to the deli for a bagel and cream cheese, a lunch swap can actually be a big time-saver over all. Atlanta-based Charlsie Niemiec, who works in healthcare marketing, recently set up an office soup swap (held on Super Tuesday, natch). "The intention was to make lunch a little bit easier on our team—especially on the days when we're just too busy to leave the office and grab lunch," she says. Eight people participated, bringing in dishes that included Brunswick stew, kale–sweet potato soup, and white bean and turkey chili. "Across the board everything was delicious," Niemiec says. The best part? She didn't have to cook lunch again for over a week.
Another potential benefit of a lunch swap (or share) is that it can shake up your routine a bit. When she worked as the national editor at Curbed a few years ago, Sarah Firshein (who happens to be married to Epi's Executive Director, Eric Gillin) participated in a shared lunch with two coworkers for several months. "It was a fantastic job, but I worked my ass off, and I felt like my lunch strategy was ordering from Just Salad down the street because it was all about efficiency," she remembers. Sitting down to a shared lunch of home-cooked food with her colleagues was a welcome pause. "We would bring all the individual dishes that we'd prepared and have a proper lunch together, just enjoying each other's company at the table," Firshein says. "It was just nice to take that time out of our day."
That's the thing about feeding people, even people with whom you have a more formal relationship: it's a kind of bonding. "You end up cooking for people you don't normally eat lunch with or talk to, so it's a good way to get to know new people," Landrieu says.
Niemiec agrees. During the office soup swap, she notes, several people who don't work together on a regular basis participated. "It was neat to see everyone bonding over soup and having that lunch time carved aside to hang out and talk."
There are a number of ways you can structure your lunch swap; the important thing is to make sure you set it up in whichever way works best for you and your coworkers. Some people prefer a more laid-back approach. "We almost never told each other what we were going to make in advance," says Jamie Miles Cunha, a San Francisco–based physical therapist who participated in a weekly lunch share with two coworkers at her former office. That occasionally led to similar dishes, but nobody seemed to care.
For others, like Firshein and her former coworkers, half the fun of the swap is in the planning. 'We would send a massive, back-and-forth, crazy planning email chain," she remembers. "Eight emails later we'd figure out a day and a theme." (Themes included: afternoon tea, dishes that mean something to you, and a group cheese plate, which Firshein served on an actual slate that she brought to work for that express purpose.)
Some people prefer a shared meal. At the Gustiamo office, the food is secondary to the communal experience. "We share food, stories," says Ughi. "We learned today that one of our new employees is a poet."
For others, part of the appeal of a swap is getting a break from daily cooking duties, in which case it makes more sense to assign each group member a day of the week on which they're responsible for providing lunch. "If you're going to make one lunch it's just as easy to make four," says my Epi coworker Anna Stockwell. For her group meal, she made a kale salad with shredded carrots, crumbled feta, and avocado. She served it with slices of apple and prosciutto. It took her all of 10 minutes to put the lunch together.
Simplicity, it seems, might be key to longterm lunch swap maintenance. At Landrieu's office, she explains, people started making very elaborate meals: empanadas, homemade manicotti, chicken-andouille gumbo. And that started to intimidate some fellow swappers. "If someone made a really perfect meal, then everybody else felt like they had to do something perfect," Landrieu says. The solution they found was to start a group just for swappers who wanted to keep lunch casual, with things like simple sandwiches or soups.
My Epi coworkers also stress the importance of swapping foods with coworkers who have similar tastes. For their meals—which, in addition to Anna's kale salad, included a coconut red lentil curry with peas and butternut squash and twice-baked sweet potatoes—the Epi Lunch Swap Team aimed for gluten-free, veg-friendly, healthy but delicious dishes.
Interestingly, although my coworkers didn't intend to eat their swapped lunches together, it happened naturally a couple of times over the course of the week. There's something about sharing food that kind of makes you want to be around other people, instead of hunched over at your desk getting spaghetti sauce stains on your keyboard.
"We love it," says Ughi of Gustiamo's daily lunch ritual. During the rest of the workday, she says, they're often so busy, they don't have any time to talk. But together at the table, over a bowl of imported pasta dressed with Sicilian pesto or even just a few slices of leftover pizza, they can talk through work problems—or just talk in general. "Today we were talking about physical inventory, a few cases of pasta missing," she says. "And also the poetry from the new guy."


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As summer draws near, many students are preparing for their vacations and relaxing during the warm weather. Some students like Josh Buenbrazo are going to venture out during concert season. Many concerts and festivals are spread throughout the summer: Pain in the Grass, Bumbershoot, jazz festivals, as well as performances by Kendrick Lamar, Bryson Tiller, Metallica, and many others.
Buenbrazo has his tickets and is ready to venture out to his concerts.
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Bosques went to go see Metallica, a popular heavy metal band coming to town 9 August, and had one of the best experiences due to the stage setup and performance.
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Bosques and Buenbrazo have some opposing views about small venues and bigger venues.
"Indie concerts–don't get me wrong–are great," said Bosques. "But, for a really memorable experience, popular [artists' concerts] are the place to go."
Buenbrazo, contrary to Bosques' opinions, actually prefers indie concerts.
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Bosques has some recommendations for some new concertgoers, with tips to inform newcomers on how to achieve best experience.
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"One's gotta stay hydrated especially if you're moshing, but even if you're in a large concert venue, it can still get super hot.
"Also stay safe y'all. There's some crazy people at some concerts so be sure you bring homies to keep tabs on you throughout the night."
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Buenbrazo talks about his first concert, Lana Del Rey Being his first and weirdest concert.
"Lana Del Rey is definitely not my cup of tea being Indie-Pop / alternative along with having openers that were folk," Said Buenbrazo, "It hurts to reflect on."
Buenbrazo loves going to concerts and said that's one of the reasons he keeps going.
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Lustella is a bit of an outsider; she's the symbol of perfection according to the great laws of the universe with her gentle nature and thousands of miniature stars about her physique, a sign of being blessed by the universe, but her heart is no longer in her home, instead, it's in that of a faraway world inhabited by creatures that looked like her — Well, the other her.
Through the Eyes of Oonai, the very tree that gives life to their world, she watches their day to day lives; living with them from millions of light years away. The more she visited Oonai, the more she longed to go to their world and experience the joys, laughs, and the adventures. She wanted to be a part of that and nothing was going to hold her back.
In the tranquil world of Sairim, lies creatures birthed from the stars and marked by their Parent, the star that gave them life. These creatures formed the legend of spirit animals known to mankind today, but something in their world is about to change.
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Born and raised in New Jersey, Angie Anomalous spent most of her time despising reading and writing. With her head in the clouds, school wasn't easy and as her parents neared divorce, she looked for escape. Only then, did she one day pick up her first book and immediately fell in love with reading. Using books as a way to escape the reality she lived, she held onto another passion — another way of escape and venting; writing.
In freshman year of high school, her writing grew more serious; going from poetry to short stories, and eventually her first short novel not released to the public. During the end of her senior year in high school, her writing flew through, setting new ideas and in 2011, she began writing her first novel, Experiment 6752.
In 2012, Experiment 6752 was completed and self-published on sites like Amazon and Lulu. After her former high school English teacher asked how she would top her fantasy-fiction novel, she replied, "don't worry, I will," and began writing her second novel.
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The 2012 USA Weightlifting American Open was held over the weekend (November 30 – December 2), with a number of top CrossFitters taking part in the event.
2007 CrossFit Games Champion Jolie Gentry competed, as did 2010 CrossFit Games Champ Kristan Clever, and 2012 Games competitor Becky Conzelman.
Gentry snatched 55kgs, and clean and jerked 75kgs to finish with a combined total of 125kgs.
Conzelman snatched 60kgs and clean and jerked 86kgs to give her a combined total of 146kgs.
Clever left the Open with a combined score of 157kgs, after snatching 70kgs and clean and jerking 87kgs.
The 2010 Games champ was unlucky not to have gotten a better score, with her final attempt of a 91kg clean and jerk given two red lights. Either way it was a personal best for Clever, with that being the first time she had ever jerked that much weight over her head.
Regional Competitor Amanda Goodman also competed, lifting a combined total of 166kgs, and finishing 5th overall in the 63kg class Clever was competing in.
But it was Games competitor Elizabeth Akinwale who put in the most impressive performance out of all the CrossFitters at the event, lifting a combined total of 181kgs.
Her score was included as part of the 2012 Outlaw Open (held the same weekend), which she finished 2nd overall in. Lindsey Valenzuela took out that competition.
Other CrossFitters taking part in the 2012 USAW American Open were Elyse Umeda and Ruth Pardue.
You can check out the full results of the USA Weightlifting American Open by clicking here.
In the meantime, here's a video of Akinwale clean and jerking 105kgs:
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Re: Growing the Seed of a new game
Posted by Dragavan on 2008/5/13 23:33:28
With the completion of the basic background information for the "real" world pretty much done (as I am only doing the clipping and items for the most part), I have moved onto doing the backgrounds for the main two worlds of the game play. They are not exactly something I can completely describe and map out, as they will change depending on the characters the players will, but I still have to give more than enough good information.
I am starting with the "Light" world, which is the more stable and constant of the two, but then will move onto the "Dark" world. As I said in my blog, these are going to be more descriptive. Although what I am doing right now is a description of them, I wanted to sit down and talk about the ideas with some of my core friends and playtesters (who I think would appreciate what I am doing) before I set things in stone.
Once I get more written down I will be posting it to a couple places, including here (most likely) to get opinions of others too. Hopefully I will get some at some point.
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Actual a large number of all middle class people do use things like pell grants, unemployment insurance, and social security.
Even if people think the government shouldn't fund these programs, it will just shift the cost of these programs. For example, if your kid no longer gets a $1000 pell grant and your tax goes down by 100.00, under this guys plan you will be 900 poorer.
Perhaps, the fact you're rich maybe effects how you view this plan?
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Thanks for the information about federal grants. I just applied for one. I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your care and concern for your fellow citizen.....
Originally posted by Kaploink
3. Ryan wants to end Medicare, replace it with a voucher system
4. Ryan thinks Social Security is a "ponzi scheme."
These two things are the most damaging. While a lot of younger voters may cheer for those programs to end or be cut, older voters in their late 40s and 50s may not be so excited about it. The important thing to note is that the older group is much more likely to vote than those younger voters who don't want to pay into the system.
Sure he will only be a VP, but he will be in a position to influence the president.
Originally posted by binkman
Only in the US would it be seen as a good thing for healthcare and financial support to be stripped from the poor. That is what separates you from the civilised world.
Originally posted by Xtrozero
Originally posted by binkman
Only in the US would it be seen as a good thing for healthcare and financial support to be stripped from the poor. That is what separates you from the civilised world.
Only in a Socialist country would the government want to put everyone in the same bucket...
I don't think ANYONE is trying to take away from the poor......
False. The reason college is so expensive is because it has become a private business, just like anything else. It is a bubble, and it will pop. It has NOTHING to do with grants.
SS is bankrupt for one reason and one reason alone: because it is the single largest holder of US debt.
Again, your issue is with the college industry, which has nothing to do with 'liberals' as you'd like to claim.
If you were someone who NEEDED these programs, you certainly would have a different view.
Taking care of your fellow man is not socialism or communism.
Originally posted by captaintyinknots
So let me ask you this: do you consider the conservative view, that healthcare should be a business for profit, to be the american way?
Originally posted by CookieMonster09
Taking care of your fellow man is a private sector function, not a public sector function. Soup kitchens are run by churches and private citizens. Government intervention in social programs is not needed, nor necessary.
Originally posted by antar
This thread needs to be stared and flagged.
Originally posted by ThisToiletEarth
Make it 13 things: He proposed to his wife whilst fly fishing.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops sent a series of stern letters to Republican committee chairman in the House. The subject was proposed cuts to programs like food stamps and housing assistance, consistent with the overall spending blueprint that House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan has put forward. The message: Don't slash the safety net, particularly if you're doing so to finance tax cuts for the wealthy.
Catholic sisters rally against Ryan budget..
A group of Catholic sisters broke bread Tuesday with the poor and homeless at Milwaukee's St. Benedict the Moor Catholic Church, part of a nine-state bus tour drawing attention to proposed Republican budget cuts and the Catholic charities they say would be harmed by them.
"The current House budget is going to devastate people at the margins," said Sister Simone Campbell, executive director of Washington-based Network, the Catholic social justice lobby singled out in a recent Vatican rebuke of U.S. Catholic sisters.
"We believe we need reasonable revenues for responsible programs," she said.
The sisters are joining scores of faith leaders, includ ing the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, in criticizing the budget drafted by U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Janesville) that would remake Medicare and Medicaid and slash domestic spending on programs that benefit the poor.
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1. Ryan embraces the extreme philosophy of Ayn Rand
Speaking to a group of Rand acolytes in 2005, Ryan said, "The reason I got involved in public service, by and large, if I had to credit one thinker, one person, it would be Ayn Rand. And the fight we are in here, make no mistake about it, is a fight of individualism versus collectivism."


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Chouinard's Gully at Night
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I like that you can pinpoint where they`re at.
Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Sun, 03/04/18 21:53
I was wondering from your previous image how exactly the climb was highlighted and you answered my question with that of the headlamp. A beautiful image with those stars twinkling in the sky and the classic V shape of the valley with the contrast between the relative lightness of the sky and the darkened slopes of the gully.
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thanks for the help master.
ryansanta, In evaluating the movie you posted. There are a couple of things that come to mind... 1.) next time try to get the person doing the filming to move away from the runway if possible. You can't see your pole carry from the side which tends to hide part of the plant. 2.) as Master observed and I agree there are a lot of things that you are doing very well.
First. You seem to be carrying the pole with your right hand behind your body. This requires you to push your hand forward and around the body to plant. The timing seems to be pretty good from the timing of the pole descent! You don't seem to be planting late, but moving your top hand from behind the hip to overhead tends to keep the top hand behind your take off step! That puts you under!!! Try moving your right hand to infront of your hip before you hit your mid or about 45 (not a scientific number just an estimate) feet from the box. Then bring your hand up past your face on the plant. As master mentioned it knocked his cap off if done correctly. This should help you to penetrate into the pit.
You are reaching for the bar at the top. This indicates to me that you don't "feel" like you are going to make it so you reach your feet for the bar. That is a reaction to being under or feeling like you are under! If you can get the hand in front and push up with your feet (you have a nice take off) at the take off you should start to land in the middle of the pit with ease. That will enable you to pull closer to the pole at the finish. You are "flagging" because you are reaching for the bar! When you release while reaching you push the pole away instead of pushing your body up the pole!!
Okay too much rambling!! I hope this is helpful! My objective here is to help each of us to become better vaulters and realize our best..
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Yuudachi is at it again this time with another Google Chrome theme for you to download. I think this girl got a surge of popularity recently that's why I'm having fun making skins for this Kantai Collection (Kancolle) girl.
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Name: Lutricia Lois CliftonPen Name: None Genre: Fiction Audience: Children; Born: 1939 in Krebs, Oklahoma
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Illinois ConnectionLutricia now lives in northern, Illinois.
Biographical and Professional InformationLutricia Lois Clifton was born in Oklahoma but moved frequently when she was growing up. She finished junior college in Amarillo, Texas, where she met her husband-to-be. She married and riased two sons in Colorado, where she earned a BA and an MA in English from Colorado State University.
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- Immortal Max, Holiday House, 2014
- Seeking Cassandra, Holiday House, 2016
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Freaky Fast Frankie Joe
ISBN: 0823423670 Holiday House. 2012 When twelve-year-old Frankie Joe's mother is sent to jail, he is uprooted from his home in Texas to live with the father he has never met, his father's wife, and his father's four "legitimate" sons in Illinois. Frankie Joe is miserable. Trying to adjust to his blended family proves too much to bear, so Frankie Joe hatches a plot to escape on his bike back home to Texas. For that he needs money, and so Frankie Joe's Freaky Fast Delivery Service is born. His deliveries win new friends, a place in the rural Illinois community, and a sense of achievement. But his planned escape is destroyed by a heartbreaking betrayal, and Frankie Joe needs all of his incredible resilience and the loving support of his new family to survive the devastating loss.
Immortal Max
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A boy's dream of owning a purebred dog brings unexpected rewards to his family, his friends, and his changing neighborhood.
Seeking Cassandra
ISBN: 0823435601 Holiday House. 2016 When work takes Cassie's mom abroad, Cassie is stuck living with her dad in his Winnebago in Palo Duro Canyon State Park for the summer. She loves her dad, but he's different since the divorce, and, for that matter, so is she. She's gotten used to a different lifestyle that's not exactly compatible with the rougher living in the Canyon, where her dad is a handyman. She misses the conveniences of city living, and she's not too sure about the kids here. They seem awkward. Uncool. And, in the case of mysterious X, possibly dangerous. When several arrowheads go missing from an archeological dig site on park property, Cassie immediately has a suspect in mind. But when she starts jotting down clues in a detective journal and putting the pieces together, Cassie feels uneasy. Have her assumptions about other people led her down the wrong path?


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There I've said it, what started out many years ago when I was a little girl (hording all things shiny) has now turned into a bit of an obsession, well why have one when you can have more.
It seems an age since I blogged properly. Over the summer I have found a few more bits of treasure, nothing of value except that wonderful feeling you get when you find something in a box or tin of rubbish and you just know you have to rescue it. These little china pin sticks are one of my favourites, my daughter bought me the pink one from a charity shop, it's so nice having a daughter who loves the same things.
The crazy thing is I rarely wear them, I'm always worried I will lose one, some are very fragile with loose pins.
My original plan was to incorporate them into the brooches I make, but it's getting harder to part with any.
I hope your all well and happy, hopefully I can get back on here now things have calmed down a bit at home, but of course then there is the latest distraction, Pinterest (it should be called Pinterpest ) although I do enjoy going on and have managed to collect a few boards, purely for research of course.
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Today, Queen Rania visited Lama Hourani's store. You can see Lama Hourani's work here.
Lama Hourani is a successful Jordanian jewelry designer , whose designs has been qualified as 'innovative' by Queen Rania.
From the only photo Queen Rania posted , I can say that her blouse is certainly from Pierre Balmain (€320).
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How about this to cheer up your Sunday morning? I am loving, loving, loving this home. So many vintage details to lust after yet so simple and achievable. This is the home of Jessica Tremp, located in the Australian countryside and featured over on designsponge. I'm particularly taken with the paintings, all midcentury, as I'm currently searching high and low for similar. But it's the top image of the bedroom that I'm absolutely enchanted by - the yellows from the flowers teamed with those ochre tones from the cushions - pretty much perfection in my book. And how about all those little ceramic details - vases, bowls, planters and jugs? Sigh, all so pretty. It's inspired me to get out there and hit the vintage shops and car boots this week!
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Seniors will be participating in several post secondary events! We will be providing time for them to participate in Virtual College Fairs - where they can possibly win scholarships! They will also be working on Parchment Registration for transcripts, applying to colleges, looking at scholarship search engines, visiting with college reps, and going over graduation information!!!!!
It is a very exciting time for our seniors!!!!!