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I manage the team of four Museum Assistants in the Department of Coins and Medals, and we are responsible for all aspects of practical collections care, which includes exhibition installation, loans, gallery maintenance, documentation and supervision of the Study Room, where any interested visitor can examine objects from our collection of over one million coins, medals, banknotes, badges and tokens.
The Citi Money Gallery installation is by far the biggest project I have ever dealt with, and one of the biggest challenges has been the schedule. In any gallery refurbishment, the objects are always installed last, after all the building, decoration and case refurbishment has been completed. This is to ensure that our collection material, particularly sensitive metal, is not adversely affected by fumes given off by paints and varnishes, a process known as "off-gassing". The opening date is fixed, so if the initial building works overrun, the period we have to install the objects is squeezed.
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Around the League - Playoff Edition - Wk 6
Jason Gregor
May 27 2010 06:47AM
The Chicago Blackhawks haven't won the Stanley Cup in 49 years. Since they last hoisted the "toughest trophy in sports to win" they've lost in the Finals five times: 1962, 1965, 1971, 1973 and 1992. They made the playoffs 28 consecutive years from 1970 to 1997, so it's not like they were awful, but hockey's holy grail hasn't come close to the Windy City for a long time.
After their 28 year-run they stunk, missing the playoffs nine of ten years until finally getting back to the dance last season. And lots has changed in the world since the Hawks last drank from Lord Stanley's Cup; Brownlee is the only person who reads, writes or posts on the Nation that was alive in 1961.
1967: The ATM was invented I remember when they only had ATM's at banks. 1969: Air Hockey debuted, although it didn't get big until the mid-1970s. The most astonishing fact about air hockey is that is played competitively in the USA, Spain, Russia and parts of the Czech Republic, but it isn't that big in Canada. How do Canadians not dominate at this game?
1972: Pong, one of, if not the greatest Atari game ever, was the brainchild of Ralph Baer.
1974: Rubik's cube became the frustration of many youngsters. Wanye has yet to figure it out, and he even tried peeling off the stickers and re-applying them to no avail.
1982: Barry Bonds' favourite year, as Human Growth Hormone was genetically engineered. Who knows how small his head would be today if HGH was never invented?
1983 The first Cabbage Patch Kid doll was sold. Easily the ugliest doll in history, and one of the most dangerous toys ever made. The heads on those dolls was hard as a rock, and when your sister hit you with it, it stung.
January 24th, 1984 the day that changed the world as the Apple MacIntosh 128K was unveiled. Brownlee was 43 and he told me he lined up for hours outside the SAAN store waiting to buy one. Unfortunately SAAN didn't carry them, and he left with three pairs of corduroy slacks instead.
1988: Gretzky got traded and digital cell phones entered society. They didn't become popular in Canada for many years, but those big bulky grey phones were a hit for the first users. (Adam can you get a pic of an old CELL PHONE here?
1990: Tim Berners-Lee, Bingofuel's hero, invented the World Wide Web. He had lots of help of course, but he was the leader and is the reason we are here at the NATION today. God bless you Timmy….
There have been many more changes: The collapse of the Berlin Wall, Seinfeld, The Vietnam War, Viagra, a Canadian team winning the World Series, OilersNation.com and much more since the city of Chicago had a parade for their hockey team. If they don't win it this year, I wonder what else we will discover before they win again.
While many feel the Hawks will crush the Flyers, history shows the fans of Chicago aren't privy to witnessing many championships.
Below is an explanation of the supposed Goat Curse of the Chicago Cubs, courtesy of Wikipedia.
"The Billy Goat curse was supposedly placed on the Cubs in 1945 when Billy Goat Tavern owner Billy Sianis was asked to leave a World Series game at the Cubs' home ground of Wrigley Field because his pet goat's odor was bothering other fans. He was outraged and declared, "Them Cubs, they aren't gonna win no more," which has been interpreted to mean that there would never be another World Series game won at Wrigley Field."
The best part about this supposed curse is that the Cubs and their fans believe it is true and they've tried some hilarious stunts to try and break it.
"Sam Sianis, nephew of Billy Sianis, has been brought out onto Wrigley Field with a goat multiple times in attempts to break the curse: on Opening Day in 1984 and 1989 (in both years, the Cubs went on to win their division), in 1994 to stop a home losing streak, and in 1998 for the wild card play-in game (which the Cubs won)."
"In 2003, a group of Cubs fans headed to Houston with a billy goat named "Virgil Homer" and attempted to gain entrance to Minute Maid Park, home of their division rivals the Astros. After they were denied entrance, they unfurled a scroll, read a verse and proclaimed they were "reversing the curse". The Cubs won the division that year and then came within five outs of playing in the World Series but were undone by the Florida Marlins' eight-run rally, and possibly the Steve Bartman incident; they then lost the following game and with it the series (the Marlins went on to win the World Series against the New York Yankees.) Further salting the wound, the Astros earned their first World Series birth two years later."
"In another bizarre twist, it was reported that a butchered goat was hung from the Harry Caray statue on October 3, 2007, to which The Chicago Sun-Times noted: "If the prankster intended to reverse the supposed billy goat curse with the stunt, it doesn't appear to have worked."[4] While the Cubs did win the NL Central Division title in 2007 and 2008, they were swept in the first round of the playoffs in both years: by the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2007 and the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2008. The elimination by Arizona came on October 6, the same date that the goat appeared at Wrigley Field in 1945.
The act was repeated before the home opener in 2009, this time a goat's butchered head being hung from the statue. The act was futile as the Cubs were eliminated from postseason contention on September 26, 2009."
They actually butchered a goat's head; Twice. Pure comedy.
The Cubs haven't won since they won back-to-back World Series in 1907 and 1908. They haven't won in 101 years; even Brownlee hasn't seen them win. The Cubs haven't been to the World Series since 1945, and had they won, they still would hold the longest World Series drought. The Cleveland Indians have the second longest losing streak, having won last in 1948.
The White Sox went 88 years between Championships: 1917 to 2005.
The Chicago Bears have one Championship since 1963; in 1986 Jim McMahon and company shuffled their way to their only Super Bowl title.
The Bulls are the only exception to the losing ways of Chicago, winning six titles in the 1990s.
These five teams have played a combined 435 seasons and have a total of 23 championships. Bears have nine, Bulls six, Hawks and White Sox three and the Cubs have two. Winning hasn't come easy in Chicago and if the Hawks win you know that city will go nuts.
But it's not like Philadelphia is a Mecca of success either
The Flyers have two championships in 42 years, and they came back-to-back in 1974 and 1975.
The Eagles have three league titles in 77 seasons and haven't won a championship since 1960, when they became the only team to defeat Vince Lombardi and his Green Bay packers in the playoffs. Since 1960, the Eagles have lost in the Championship game twice, 1980 and 2004.
The 76ers have three championships since entering the NBA in 1949, but haven't won since Doctor J (Julius Erving) and Moses Malone took home the Championship in 1983.
The Phillies are the oldest continuous, one-name, one-city franchise in all of professional American sports, dating back to 1883. But they only have two championships in 127 seasons, winning in 1980 and in 2008. The Phillies are currently the toast of the town with consecutive World Series appearances, but you wonder what a Stanley Cup would do for one of America's most blue-collar cities.
I'm not sure if Transformers really needs a third edition, but up until today I was annoyed that Megan Fox wasn't going to be in it. Fox won't be back, but according to reports Rosie Huntington-Whitely could be replacing her. Not a bad choice. You decide which one you'd prefer.
- Most think the Hawks will dominate the Flyers, but I don't see that happening. One trend is going to end this year: Either "The Marian Hossa curse" or "Cinderella can't finish" will cease after this year. Hossa has lost two consecutive finals, while we've seen seven surprise teams make it to the Cup final the last 14 times, only to see all six of them lose. (Florida 1996, Washington 1998, Carolina 2002, Anaheim 2003, Calgary 2004, Edmonton 2006 and Philly this year). Something has to give and I'll go with the Flyers in seven completing the Cinderella post-season.
- I keep hearing one of the biggest steals at the upcoming draft could be Finnish forward, Mikael Granlund. Granlund's best asset is his hockey sense, and one guy who loves him is Kyle Woodlief from the Red Line Report http://www.usatoday.com/sports/hockey/columnist/woodlief/2010-05-18-mikael-granlund-third_N.htm It's hard to call a player a steal if he goes in the top-five, but Woodlief is the only guy who has him rated this high.
- Sam Gagner, Andrew Cogliano, Gilbert Brule and the Canucks Mason Raymond are all RFAs. Who deserves the biggest contract? Keep in mind only Brule has arbitration rights. Here's a quick comparison of the four players.
Cogliano: 246 GP; 46 G; 65 A; 111 PTS
Gagner: 223 GP; 44 G; 87 A; 131 PTS
Brule: 222 GP; 31 G; 41 A; 72 PTS
Raymond: 203 GP; 45 G; 52 A; 97 PTS
Raymond is coming off a 25-goal, 53-point season, Gagner and Cogliano had their lowest point totals while Brule set a career high with 17 goals and 37 points. The Oilers can't over-pay any of their players and with Raymond being the only offensive RFA in Vancouver I bet he gets the most money.
- I wonder if the Oilers will be a bit gun shy with their young players, and not hand out a three-year deal like they gave Robert Nilsson two summers ago?
- If I'm the Flames I trade Jarome Iginla to try and re-stock the organization with youth. If Iginla truly wants to win, I don't see how he feels he can do it in Calgary. It won't be the most popular move for Darryl Sutter to make, but I think it's the right one.
May 27 2010, 10:35AM
@The Towel Boy
Dude, she could have hooves for hands and I'd still hit that.
Don't be a donkey, Gregor.
In 1984, the Radio Shack TRS-80 was the cat's ass for young reporters, like myself. It had less memory than my senile uncle Arthur and came with zero software, like an anti-knucklehead filter, meaning your stuff would have read just fine.
And I was 25, not 43. Jackass.
May 27 2010, 07:51AM
Don't be a donkey, Gregor.
In 1984, the Radio Shack TRS-80 was the cat's ass for young reporters, like myself. It had less memory than my senile uncle Arthur and came with zero software, like an anti-knucklehead filter, meaning your stuff would have read just fine.
And I was 25, not 43. Jackass.
Are you or are you not attracted to Matthew Barnaby? Fact.
@Ogden Brother Jr. - Team Strudwick for coach
4mm would be an overpayment for either of them.
I have no problem locking up Gagner for another 3 years. I don't think that he should get that big of a raise. Cogliano is interesting though. Depending on who we draft do we need him anymore?
May 27 2010, 10:35AM
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I'll take the Hawks in five with Pronger getting a match penalty in Game 2 for cross-checking Patrick Kane in the teeth. We haven't really seen CFP lose it yet this playoffs... something wicked this way comes.
And as far as Cogliano goes, was MacTavish right about him being the next coming of Todd Marchant? I scoffed at the remark at the time, as did Cogliano, but now I'm hoping he can be even that effective a player. We could really use a guy with Marchant's skill-set, but I don't think Cogs sees himself as that type of a player.
Thanks for the post JG. I always look forward to the roundup (and not just b/c of the ice girls). Speaking of which, fantastic work on the brunette! That, in my humble opinion, is your finest ice girl yet.
Haha, ok that was dumb of me. Just realized who she is....my bad. Great pic though.
May 27 2010, 07:55AM
A 3-year deal to Gagner wouldn't be a bad idea would it? I'd agree on Cogs and Brule though, they have been pretty inconsistent.
On the Fox front, the more pictures I see of her lately the more she turns me off. She is starting to look like a junky.
@Robin Brownlee
The Radio Shack TRS-80 also stars in the internet sketches Homestar Runner.
Hawks in 6, I think Leighton lets in a couple softies, something he didn't do against Montreal.
I would sign Gagner to a 3-4 year deal, Cogliano to a 1-2, and Brule to a 2-3. But...If the oil signed one of the RFAs to a 1 or 2 year deal, would they then become a UFA after that?
May 27 2010, 08:13AM
I would sign Gagner to a 3-4 year deal, Cogliano to a 1-2, and Brule to a 2-3. But...If the oil signed one of the RFAs to a 1 or 2 year deal, would they then become a UFA after that?
You have to be either 27 or have 7 accrued seasons. So we are safe for a few years yet.
May 27 2010, 08:20AM
Was just reading Strickland's most recent blog and he is speculating Perron could be asking 4mil per year.
Hate to compare him to Gagner as they are different players, but they are from the same draft class, Gagner was taking 20 spots higher and they are pretty close to the same point totals.
May 27 2010, 08:22AM
@Ogden Brother Jr. - Team Strudwick for coach
Jesus that would be an overpay. I like Gagner a lot, but not at $4 million.
May 27 2010, 08:24AM
Strickland kinda suggested that maybe the Blues should just wait for Perron to find an offer sheet. He might find that there is no one willing to pay that much.
May 27 2010, 08:34AM
I'm assuming Gagner gets in that 2.5-3mil range depending on years.
As for Cogliano, I'd like to see him play wing and the PK. The guy's speed creates a lot of chances. I hate to give up on him, unless we are getting something we need back.
May 27 2010, 08:59AM
I say don't resign them, let them play the final year of there deal then decide what to do.Do you guys really think Sam,Cogs or Brule will get a offer sheet ? If they resign I hope its for around 2mil a season no more. ~Can't wait to see Gagner get overpayed, then produce his 50 points average for the next three years~
May 27 2010, 09:05AM
Gagner no more than 3 million, Cogliano no more than 2 million, Brule gets no more than 1.75 million.
Gagner for 3 years, Cogliano for 2, Brule for 1-2.
That's how I see it. They have lots of potential, and I wouldnt mind paying them if they actually put up points last year. They didnt, so I cant see how any of them will make the big bucks.
May 27 2010, 09:05AM
I say don't resign them, let them play the final year of there deal then decide what to do.Do you guys really think Sam,Cogs or Brule will get a offer sheet ? If they resign I hope its for around 2mil a season no more. ~Can't wait to see Gagner get overpayed, then produce his 50 points average for the next three years~
They've already played the 3 years of their entry level contract. Time for a new deal, baby.
May 27 2010, 09:06AM
What do you mean don't re-sign them and let them play their final year of their deal?
They are all RFA's come July 1st 2010.
May 27 2010, 09:32AM
You can't play as a RFA?
May 27 2010, 09:35AM
You dont have a contract if you're an RFA
May 27 2010, 09:44AM
Sign them all.
May 27 2010, 09:46AM
Gagner 3yr/2.4m , Brule 2yr/1.5m and Cogs 1yr/1.5m .
I think Cogs and Sam will both get 3 yr deals. One key reason being that at the end of the term of the contract they still wont have arbitration rights. I think Cogs will get 2.2-2.5 mill a year, Gags 2.4-2.7 a year. As for Brule, 2 yr deal with an option for a third, depending on production and health. My bet would be 2-2.3 mill a year.
If they do turn out to be top 6 forwards in the next two to three years, a 6-7 mill cap hit for the three is acceptable in my mind.
May 27 2010, 10:00AM
Megan Fox was the hotness until I saw pictures of her big toe shaped thumb. Pretty much a boner killer in my books.
May 27 2010, 10:01AM
@The Towel Boy
What she has that too?
May 27 2010, 10:08AM
Was just reading Strickland's most recent blog and he is speculating Perron could be asking 4mil per year.
Hate to compare him to Gagner as they are different players, but they are from the same draft class, Gagner was taking 20 spots higher and they are pretty close to the same point totals.
Does Strickland mention who he thinks Perron's league comparables would be?
Never mind . . . just read it.
Megan Fox was the hotness until I saw pictures of her big toe shaped thumb. Pretty much a boner killer in my books.
Just put a bag over her thumb...
May 27 2010, 10:41AM
I was thinking more along the lines of the Zach Morris from Saved By The Bell
In other news Pocklington is a convicted lier.
May 27 2010, 11:24AM
Dude, she could have hooves for hands and I'd still hit that.
PROPS! Hells yeah
May 27 2010, 11:28AM
I think Cogs and Sam will both get 3 yr deals. One key reason being that at the end of the term of the contract they still wont have arbitration rights. I think Cogs will get 2.2-2.5 mill a year, Gags 2.4-2.7 a year. As for Brule, 2 yr deal with an option for a third, depending on production and health. My bet would be 2-2.3 mill a year.
If they do turn out to be top 6 forwards in the next two to three years, a 6-7 mill cap hit for the three is acceptable in my mind.
I don't think Cogliano has earned that kind of money. Oil_Loc8or's 1.5M seems more reasonable.
I would put more value in Brule than Cogs. He plays center and he has more offensive upside.
May 27 2010, 11:34AM
If Tambo could get Cogs to sign a low risk contract he could use that in a trade . A throw in guy to move Souray etc
May 27 2010, 11:35AM
He might potentially have more upside, but Cogliano has proven that he's an everyday NHLer for 3 years, and Brule has done it for 1. That has to be a knock against his chances at getting a bigger payday. This was a career year for Brule and he still hasnt matched what Cogliano did as a Rookie and 2nd year player.
May 27 2010, 11:47AM
I heart Sam Gagner, but not at 4 mil.
May 27 2010, 11:48AM
@Jason Gregor
I'm not sure if it's just me, but I can see your HTML stuff and your comments to Adam in the beginning of the article.
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May 27 2010, 12:08PM
Gagner 3yr/2.4m , Brule 2yr/1.5m and Cogs 1yr/1.5m .
you are on glue if you think gagner gets signed for as low as 2.4
see brassard, derrick
May 27 2010, 12:30PM
Gagner is the late bloomer here, to sign him short doesn't make sense to me. He's still 3 or 4 yrs away from reaching his full potential. I think he has shown enough to warrant a four year deal for between 10-12 mill total. Gagner reminds me of a young Marc Savard and when things get turned around here our patience with him could be well worth the wait. There isn't a bad deal to be made with Cogliano or Brule either.....give them two years each and wait and see if they get bumped by the newer kids.
Getting back to your list i'd put these amigos in this order.....Gagner, Raymond, Cogliano and Brule.
May 27 2010, 12:36PM
@Jason Gregor
But they're not Matt Barnaby.
Gregor, after reading your early posting about the Flyers and pronger, I was looking for an upset special. I took Chicago and Philly to the finals with Philly winning!!!! $190 bucks if they do! You made me look like a genius, and if Philly delivers, I owe you a cold one next time I come for an Oilers game!!!!
May 27 2010, 01:45PM
@cableguy - 2nd Tier Fan
Hahaha, what should he get then ? Are you still banking on him being a first line center ? He isn't worth more then that yet. Give him a one year deal and see what he does. edit: Gagner could be a first line center but with them drafting Seguin how much do you want to pay a kid when you know he's your number two.
May 27 2010, 02:42PM
Welcome to the party.
May 27 2010, 02:51PM
Agree with you on Cogs and Pronger will get that match penalty in Game 1 .
May 27 2010, 02:57PM
What ever the Oilers throw at Gagner, Brule and Cogs will more than likley have a impact on what Hemsky and Penner will ask for down the road. When I give out numbers let it be known I haven't a clue what money players are worth, even some GMs haven't a clue.
May 27 2010, 06:43PM
Hahaha, what should he get then ? Are you still banking on him being a first line center ? He isn't worth more then that yet. Give him a one year deal and see what he does. edit: Gagner could be a first line center but with them drafting Seguin how much do you want to pay a kid when you know he's your number two.
there is a difference between what he SHOULD get and what he WILL get.
SHOULD he get 3mil per? no, probably not
WILL he? yup, he probably will.
If I go multi-year for Gags, I try to lock him into 2m per. If I go one year, maybe 3M. I still think that boy could be great, if he had a Hall on his left. I say multi year, 2M per. 5 years. If he went superstar, we'd look like geniuses in a bottle.


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This honor belongs to Richard Kruspe.
This honor belongs to Richard Kruspe.
Brad Pitt, I would change my ways, J/K . But I do think he and George Clooney are a Handsome by anyone's standards, and are the first ones that come to mind.
I am secure with my sexuality.
I am only adding this because I have received a PM asking if I was "gay." I am a heterosexual man, I just think that all people can be appreciated for their good looks even if I am not "attracted to men.
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And then there is Christoph Schneider also of Rammstein.
Me Too !!!
Matthew McConaughey. Hands down.
He's not the best looking, but Kevin Bishop is awesome because he is an INCREDIBLE actor. Teddy Geiger is also obnoxiously attractive.
Denzel Washington
That first guy kinda reminds me of the lead singer from Sugar Ray. I've always heard he was a cutie.
This is a 24 year olds opinoin of what attractive is lol
Teddy Geiger is the more intense looking version of Robbie Benson, IMO. wowee
Taylor Hicks has that Elvissy thing going on.
Zac Efron ...sigh
Donald O'connor-If he were alive and younger!
Dominic Monaghan
Josh Groban
David Krumholtz
I'm sure there's more to my list...
Taylor Hicks is my main crush right now... he is so handsom to me in ways a lot of the "hottest" could never hope to be...
and Brad Pitt has never really been my thing until I saw the photos of him with his daughter Shiloh today... Such a turn on! LOL! Even with all of the supposed infidelity he seems quite taken with all three of the Jolie-Pitt crew (as well as their mom lol) and so I guess whatever...
Ben Affleck is another one I never really got until baby Violet came into the picture... it's just something about a hands on dad that just captures me... or even just a guy holding a baby and really holding on... not just "oh yeah sure hand me the kid... what the heck do I do now" but ones that are totally right there with the kid and interacting no matter what the baby's doing...
on that note I gotta give props to my main man Ewan McGregor... he's another one that I just adore... he's so cute!
oh and just for the guilty pleasure George Eads is totally a hottie with a body lol (He plays Nick Stokes in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation)
ok so yeah I feel like I'm in high school again...
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Tho there is SOMETHING about Jeremy Piven......
I have a list of "Hottest by Genre" please bare with me...
Jay-Z ~ hottest period. My husband alreadys knows that if Jay-Z calls the house, that his time is up!!
Jared Leto - Prettiest man I ever saw...
Derrick Jeter - hottest baseball player. Such a beautiful boy.
Vince Carter - hottest basketball player
Tom Brady - hottest football player
Detroit Red Wings - en mass... hottest team
Joubert - hottest thing on ice
Terence Howard - hottest actor
Toni - You're so right... I too feel like I'm in high school again... like I should be doodling Mr and Mrs. Jay Z on my trapper keeper!
Olivier Martinez
Teddy Geider
Michael Ballack
Karl Urban
Marat Safin
Till Lindemann
Christoph Schneider
Richard Kruspe
Brandon Flowers
Alex Kapranos
Ville Valo
Julian Casablancas
Gustaf Noren
Brandon Boyd
Johnny Depp
George Clooney
Ewan McGregor
and there is some I probably forgot.
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Rather excellent but a high price of admission
Pros: two sound signatures (will go into depth with that), sturdy, pretty sexy (i know, different for everybody of course), bluetooth
Cons: tight at first, internal amp turned on automatically w/ bluetooth, noticeable hiss while charging, only control has only ios compatibility
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Just my two cents, to me, I feel like the ue9000 is rather versatile, as in passive mode with the cable the entire range sounds close to flat-ish with a small hump in the bass region and somewhat recessed highs; the headphones sound rather good for movies, lindsey stirling type of music, or just classical music in general (which i prefer when studying). However, turn on the noise canceling or bluetooth (noise canceling comes on automatically w/ bluetooth but you can also use it with the cable) and you notice more emphasis in the highs and lower regions, BUT, recessed mids (keep in mind though that this is nowhere near as bad as Beats, which I feel ripped off of for buying). This isn't necessarily a bad thing though, as the change in sound signature makes them very preferable for modern hip-hop or edm - Glitch Mob and Timbaland are very fun to listen to.
For these versatile aspects, I actually prefer ue9000 to momentums, and if you look online, you may be able to find them even cheaper than said momentums (when on SALE - i got mine for $170), which i feel only best the 9000s in looks and materials used; the momentums used a beautiful leather, but other than that, ue9000s seem very durable and on par with the momentums in that category. The only cons I have about the headphones are that they feel rather tight from the get go (not as bad as aiaiai tma-1s though) and that WHILE charging, the headphones do have a somewhat notable hiss if you are listening and charging in between songs.


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Separate sealed bids for construction of the HUNTINGTON CITY FIRE
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Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 10:00 AM on June
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We found an odd room to stay in, where it had a 4 poster bed with a block of foam as a mattress and big wooden doors and windows with old fashioned carvings in the. It also had a black and white bathroom decorated in different black and white patterns. Apart from that the rest was quite modern. Outside there was a wooden banister which you couldn't lean on for fear of it falling off! The curtains looked like abstract pineapples and the restaurant downstairs was half finished.
We saw a monitor lizard in the river below our room, it was huge.
We had a really expensive meal (Sy's dish was 5pound alone) but we just needed a good meal as all the food out here is rubbish. We just cant really afford Sri Lanka, all the prices are set for holiday makers not travelers and they all think you have loads of money - our tuktuk driver took us to a hotel which was $40 a night! In Unawatuna it was mainly older people so we only stayed for 3 days.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
"We ran the perfect play for the situation," was the way head coach Jimmy Jones described winning in overtime the non-region football game last Friday night at Desert Hills High School in St. George.
In high school football, in a game that ends tied in score, both teams run a series of plays from the 25-yard line. The game is over when one team leads after each session. In Desert Hill's first, and only possession, Emery caused a fumble that the Spartan's recovered ending the Thunder's series. It was now Emery's turn and on the first play from scrimmage, Colby Snow took the hand-off going to the right, found a hole outside the right tackle and ran the 25-yards into the end zone for the winning score.
The touchdown was Snow's third of the night and each came running to the right side. Colby ran the ball 17 times for 88 yards. Colby's other two touchdowns were on runs of four yards each time.
Emery found themselves down 7-0 at the half despite having been the dominant team on the field in the first half. Just like in the previous two games, Emery was sometimes their own worst enemy. Emery held the Thunder to 16 yards of total offense in the first half but still trailed. Desert Hills scored on an interception return from the Emery 40-yard line.
In Emery's first possession, the Spartans marched from their own 24-yard line to the Thunder 32-yard line before they failed to convert a fourth and one. Emery also threw another interception in that first half plus fumbled the ball away.
Emery's defense was great in that first half. In Desert Hills five possessions, the Thunder picked up four yards, six yards, two yards four yards and 0 yards. Nick Stoddard had a pass interception for Emery and Cameron Hansen recovered a fumble.
In the second half, Emery had the ball four times and scored on two of them. On their second possession, Emery started at midfield and scored in nine plays to tie the game. A pass from Gatlan Huntington to Hansen was the long play of the series at nine yards. Vern Kofford kicked the extra point. The score came with 1:44 left in the third quarter.
Desert Hills came right back and scored on a 46-yard screenplay to reclaim the lead. After each team exchanged punts, Emery started on their own 15-yard line and put together a 13-play drive to score again with 51 seconds left in the game.
Chance Ariotti went up the middle for six yards; Snow went right for eight yards and the first down. Ariotti again up the middle for a yard and Huntington to Hansen for eight yards with a Thunder off sides giving Emery another first down. JT Noyes went left for 19 yards followed by Ariotti up the middle for 12 yards. After Huntington lost two yards, Noyes picked up five yards, Snow picked up nine yards, Ariotti four yards, Noyes three yards and Ariotti two yards before Snow would score. Kofford kicked the extra point to tie the score.
After the game, Coach Jones had more to say, "We are an inexperienced team with execution and turnovers being a battle for us. I thought we played fantastic in the second half. That was a really nice drive to tie the game. We have work to do but we are getting better."
Emery is now at home for the next four weeks. The Spartans host American Leadership Academy this Friday night. The Sept. 19 game will be against Uintah for homecoming.


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Best Jutsu Ever created... --> "1000 Years of Pain"
'Sakura' - "What, that wasnt a ninjutsu, thats just a Super Powerful ass poke"
thank God all the anime POVERT are showing themselves for you to post a thread asking of kureni and for the other person to know so much about her . if i were asuma i will rise up and use a futon no jutsu to wipe away the porviness from you asses and just for the record she is pregenat and i do not think she will be intrested in poverts
i did not mean to sound rude i just wanted to make the post a little more funny.
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This is your own room in a beautiful eclectic home; everyone says it has a European vibe. You will have an unattached shared bathroom with shower and tub overlooking the garden as well as access to the public spaces in the house, and this is a big house! This room has a television, desk and dressing area.
Located in the middle of the city between Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Hancock Park and the Miracle Mile in the heart of the Design District, it is in a great location, three miles from Beverly Hills, ten blocks from West Hollywood, 30 minutes from the beaches and 20 minutes from downtown. There is public transportation nearby or call a cab, if you rented a car or need to Hertz and Enterprise are a couple of blocks away. From here you can get easy access to all the major freeways quickly. There are many local restaurants, galleries, antique stores and fabulous boutique shopping too, all nearby. You will be close to West Hollywood, Sunset Blvd, Melrose Avenue, Cedar Sinai Hospital, Universal Studios, Griffith Park, Paramount, CBS, Warner Brothers, Universal Studios Sony, UCLA, USC, Hollywood Blvd, The Hollywood Bowl, Hollywood and Highland, Miracle Mile, Museum Row, Rodeo Drive/Beverly Hills, the beaches and so much more.
House rulesSmoking allowed outdoors.
I serve French press coffee in the morning but not breakfast. There are tons of food/restaurant options within a block or two of this location at any time of the day or night.
Cleaning fee $45 per stay or week depending on duration of stay.
Each guest after second is $25 extra. The room will accommodate two adults and perhaps a small, young child comfortably.
I do ask that you do your own dishes if you use the kitchen, make your bed during your stay and keep your bathroom tidy.
Use of the washer and dryer is available but I ask that you contribute a dollar for each laundry product you use.
* Any additional overnight guests must be authorized by host. All accommodations are offered to booked guests only unless other arrangements have been made prior to or during your stay. Base room rate is for double occupancy. There will be a charge for additional guests.
****This business is licensed by the City of Los Angeles, a 14% Los Angeles Hotel Tax (TOT) is applicable to all stays of 29 days or less. I collect the tax when you arrive, this is because Wimdu does not collect taxes due to each city having a different rate, making it complicated, doing it this way we also avoid transaction fees through Wimdu. This is in accordance with the city's policy on taxes.
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Reviews of this property
I travel a lot especially the last few years and i usually rent a small apartment but this last trip I decided to rent this room and I'm so happy I did. The area in L.A. Is near just about everything you need,the neighborhood is especially quite and the host (Suzan)is one of the nicest person I met when renting a vacation rental.I hope for my next trip I'll be able to rent this room again. Thank you again for my stay at your house and hopefully will return soon. David
I have spent a very nice time in the appartment of Suzan. I felt me realy welcome since the first day of my visit. Suzan is a courteous, sincare person. I will certainly spend a further residence by Suzan.
My second stay at Suzans house. I had a great time again :) always would stay again. Maybe in a few years again.
Good place with good environment and good location. Nevertheless, always remember two things if you live in the room or you will feel not that comfortable:
1. Arrive at a proper time. It means try your best to eliminate the possibility of a late flight if your arrive time is late than 11 pm.
2. NEVER EVER eat food in the bedroom. Do not try to watch movies in bed and enjoy some food at the same time. If you do, do not be caught, or your host might ask you leave.
Generally the environment is better than a hotel but if you want to have more freedom it is not the best choice. You have to be careful all the way to prevent unhappy situations. With the same amount if money you paid, the host will not treat you like a hotel staff with patience and overall services. However, you have to pay extra fees to the host for services.
One of the good parts of this residence is that it is not far from Hollywood. I rate 4 stars only for the beautiful environment.
We love our stay with Suzan
The house is beautiful and it looks like a special furnished house from a magazine. It's situated on a perfect place in Los Angeles and you can walk to the Grove if you want. Above all is her hospitality and knowledge of LA and she is there to help you if you need some. We'll return for sure if we come to LA another time and we appreciatie our contact with Suzan.
This stay made our vacation very special. We'll recommend her for everybody who wants to experience LA from the inside and we're gonna miss her special laugh!!
Danny & Saskia
Thank you so much Suzan, although we only had 3 days with you, we felt so welcome as we would visit a dear friend and when we think of our time with you afterwards, we wish that we spent some more time with you! Don't forget to mention, that our room, the bathroom any everything around was great also!
I had a beautiful vacation in Los Angeles. The room was beautiful and tidy and everything was perfect. Everytime I needed help or just someone to talk to, Suzan was there :) I had an amazing time and maybe next year again :)
We stayed at Suzan's house for 3 nights, and we had a wonderful time! The room is spacious, clean and comfortable, and the bed is so soft, you just don't want to get up in the morning! Suzan made us feel very welcome and she gave us lots of useful tips about where to go in LA. She is kind and enthusiastic and we are looking forward to staying here again when we get back to Los Angeles! Staying here is far nicer than staying in a hotel in LA, because you really feel like you are actually living in the city, as opposed to just visiting.
Awesome,more awesome,Suzan! I didnt know what to expect when i booked the room.but my first thought was that it felt like like home when i went into my room at suzans House! It is a beautiful house in a beautiful area!suzan was one of the nicest hosts i ever met and i enjoyed every Single Day during my stay. Always when i asked questions she really tried to help me and always answered my questions very detailed. The bed was really comfortable and the room very big.i could also use every single other room in the House too.suzan did a great Job and there is nothing i could critizise about my stay in her House! There are Lots of Restaurants,Cafés,Bars and Supermarktes in that area. The next time i will definitely stay there again!
We had a really nice time staying with Suzan and her house is an absolute gem! This is much more than your average apartment - amazing decor, lots of facilities and a very comfortable bed! The location is good too, close to lots of antique shops, bars, cafes, and public transport is accessible. Suzan is a lovely host, helpful and knowledgable... We wouldnt hesitate staying again should we find ourselves in LA again.
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i'd be great if you look at stuff there too, theres usually more and i update that more and first.
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i like this style, i just might stick to it
i've been lazy, all except the first ones are WIPs
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Turkey (Armenia) 1904 – United States of America 1948
Plumage landscape
oil on canvas
signed and dated u.r., oil, "A. Gorky/ 47"
96.5 (h) x 129.5 (w) cm Purchased 1973 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
NGA 1973.833 © Arshile Gorky/ADAGP. Licensed by Viscopy
- the artist;
- from whom bought through Julien Levy Gallery, New York, by Sidney Janis, New York, 1947;
- with G. David Thompson, Pittsburgh, c. 1958;
- with Galerie Beyeler, Basel, in 1960;
- with Richard Feigen Gallery, Chicago, in 1961;
- to Mrs Muriel Steinberg, Chicago, in 1961;
- with Paul Kantor Gallery, Beverly Hills, and E.V. Thaw & Co. Inc., New York, in 1962;
- with Norton Simon, Los Angeles, in 1964;
- to Norton Simon Inc. Museum of Art, Los Angeles, in 1966;
- bought through Fourcade, Droll Inc., New York, by the Acquisitions Committee of the Australian National Gallery, December 1973
- Arshile Gorky in the Final Years
- Sidney Janis Gallery 16 Feb 1953 – 14 Mar 1953
- Thirty Three Paintings by Arshile Gorky
- Sidney Janis Gallery 02 Dec 1957 – 28 Dec 1957
- On loan to Andrew Dickson White Museum of Modern Art, Cornell University
- Andrew Dickson White Museum of Art 31 Mar 1959 – 11 May 1959
- Sammlung G. David Thompson, Pittsburg
- Kunsthaus Zurich 1960-10- – 1960-11-
- Kunstmuseum Dusseldorf 14 Dec 1960 – 29 Jan 1961
- New York School, The First Generation: Paintings of the 1940s and 1950s
- Los Angeles County Museum of Art 16 Jun 1965 – 01 Aug 1965
- A Selection of Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Cantury Works from the Hunt Foods and Industries Museum of Art Collection
- Univsersity of California, Irvine 07 Mar 1967 – 22 Mar 1967
- University of California, Riverside 1967-05- – 1967-05-
- San Diego Fine Arts Gallery 1967-07- – 1967-08-
- Selections from the Norton Simon Inc Museum of Art
- Princeton University Art Museum 1972-12-
- Genesis of a Gallery 1976-77
- Art Gallery of South Australia 06 Mar 1976 – 04 Apr 1976
- Art Gallery of Western Australia 29 Apr 1976 – 20 May 1976
- Art Gallery, NZV Building, Darwin 19 Jul 1976 – 02 Aug 1976
- University of Queensland 30 Aug 1976 – 12 Sep 1976
- Art Gallery of New South Wales 01 Oct 1976 – 24 Oct 1976
- Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery 27 Jan 1977 – 20 Feb 1977
- Australian National University 10 Mar 1977 – 03 Apr 1977
- National Gallery of Victoria 21 Jul 1978 – 20 Aug 1978
- Arshile Gorky, 1904-1948: A Retrospective
- Pasadena Art Museum 24 Apr 1981 – 19 Jul 1981
- Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum 24 Apr 1981 – 19 Jul 1981
- Surrealism: Revolution by Night
- National Gallery of Australia 12 Mar 1993 – 02 May 1993
- Surrealism: Revolution by Night
- National Gallery of Australia 12 Mar 1993 – 02 May 1993
- Queensland Art Gallery 21 May 1993 – 11 Jul 1993
- Art Gallery of New South Wales 30 Jul 1993 – 19 Sep 1993
- Abstract Expressionism: the National Gallery of Australia celebrates the centenaries of Jackson Pollock and Morris Louis
- 14 Jul 2012 – 24 Feb 2013
- 'The G. David Thompson Collection', Art International vol. 4 no. 9, December 1960, pp. 32–34, illus.;
- Maurice Tuchman (ed.), The New York School: The first generation, Greenwich, Conn.: New York Graphic Society 1965, p. 59, col. illus. pl. 23; revised edition of the original Los Angeles County Museum catalogue of the exhibition The New York School, 1965, also published as The New York School: Abstract Expressionism in the 40s and 50s, London: Thames and Hudson 1970, p. 59, col. illus. pl. 23;
- Lawrence Alloway, 'The biomorphic Forties', Artforum vol. 4 no. 1, September 1965, pp. 18–24, col. illus.;
- Julien Levy, Arshile Gorky, New York: Harry N. Abrams 1966, illus. pl. 204;
- Patrick McCaughey, 'The modern period and the Australian National Gallery', Art and Australia vol. 14 nos 3 & 4, January–April 1977, p. 274, illus., p. 276;
- Genesis of a gallery: Collection of the Australian National Gallery, Canberra, Australian Government Publishing Service 1976, p. 22, illus.;
- Jim M. Jordan and Robert Goldwater, The paintings of Arshile Gorky: A critical catalogue, New York and London: New York University Press 1982, pp. 90–91, 507–509, illus.;
- Laura Murray (ed.), Australian National Gallery,Canberra: Australian National Gallery 1982, p. 26;
- James Mollison and Laura Murray (eds), Australian National Gallery: An introduction, Canberra: Australian National Gallery 1982, pp. 60–61, col. illus.;
- Melvin P. Lader, Arshile Gorky, New York: Abbeville Press 1985, p. 123, illus.;
- Michael Lloyd and Michael Desmond, European and American paintings and sculptures 1870–1970 in the Australian National Gallery, Canberra: Australian National Gallery 1992, pp. 216–217, col. illus.;
- Michael Lloyd, Surrealism: Revolution by night, Canberra: National Gallery of Australia 1993, cat. 120, p. 73, col. illus.
Gorky's paintings were inevitably preceded by a preliminary drawing. He would select from existing drawings, usually done in the warmer months, to use as the basis for a painting or a number of paintings. The drawing, once transferred to the canvas, served as an armature for his colour. The schema would be interpreted freely and could be worked up in a number of interpretations, each being a variation on a theme. Two other works share the same underlying drawing as Plumage landscape:Year after year1947[1] and Theme for Plumage landscape (call for Virginia)1947.[2]
In Plumage landscape, colour is varied around the common linear structure, thereby allowing individual emphasis and interpretation. The oil paint has been thinned to the consistency of watercolour so as to produce washes of pure and transparent colour, which preserve the firm black lines of the drawing and maximise the soft organic fluidity of each colour accent. Viridian elements scattered across the picture plane unite the composition. The daring use of tertiary and pastel hues—pinks, ochres, greys—allows the viewer to concentrate on form as well as colour, and emphasises the painting's high tonality .
As can also be traced in Mark Rothko's Untitled watercolour of 1944–46 in the National Gallery of Australia's collection, the influence of European Surrealist painters was being naturalised by the painters of the New York School, including Gorky. Especially influential were paintings by Joan Miró, seen at the Pierre Matisse Gallery in Manhattan from 1931 onwards, and the Surrealist compositions of Picasso.
Gorky's titles are usually poetic and evocative, rather than descriptive, and the title 'Plumage landscape' is a typical creation, which suggestively conflates the iridescence of birds' feathers with the incident of landscape. Ethel Schwabacher, a student of Gorky's in the mid 1940s, referred to the accents of colour as 'plumes' when writing about his work in 1951, and William C. Seitz, in a publication of 1962, claimed the term was Gorky's own.[3] If this is the case, then it may offer some insight into the title of the National Gallery's painting as, literally, a landscape made with aureoles of paint.
Michael Lloyd and Michael Desmond, European and American Paintings and Sculptures 1870–1970 in the Australian National Gallery, Canberra: Australian National Gallery 1992, p. 216, revised Christine Dixon 2012
[1]Ex-collection Mr and Mrs Gifford Phillips, New York
[2] Private collection
[3] See Ethel Schwabacher's introduction to Arshile Gorky memorial exhibition, New York: Whitney Museum of American Art 1951; William C. Seitz first claimed that plumes 'is what Gorky called them' in the catalogue Arshile Gorky: Paintings drawings studies, New York: Museum of Modern Art, Washington DC: Washington Gallery of Modern Art 1962. This claim reappeared in the text that was reprinted for the catalogue for the exhibition at the Tate Gallery, London, Arshile Gorky: Paintings and drawings, Arts Council 1965. Interestingly, in Seitz's dissertation of 1955, Abstract Expressionist painting in America, (Harvard University Press 1983), Seitz attributes the term to Schwabacher.
The National Gallery of Australia holds two oil paintings by Gorky, Untitled 1944 and Plumage landscape 1947.


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I remember my SLU 101 distinctly. It was enlightening, to say the least. I remember sitting in one of your chairs listening to my SLU101 leader deliver an impassioned speech beginning with a memorable phrase: "There's something about SLU."
I remember looking at other students at my table. Most were nodding in understanding and agreement - they got it. For them, there was something about SLU, something that drew them there. For me, the phrase felt empty.
Looking back, immediately after SLU 101, I can only describe myself as one word: lost. Please don't misunderstand this phrasing - this wasn't an uncomfortable state. Instead, it reflected a certain complacency. I started my college career as a biochemistry major because I had grown up with science my entire life. My father worked in biotechnology research and my mother worked in a university lab. For me, my initial choice of major reflected an attitude of ease - adopting an academic route beyond familiar to me. I was lost.
In my first semester, I had the opportunity to take Crossroads, a class centered on the understanding of the Jesuit mission, engaging discussion with peers and participation in learning through service. In it, the principles of the mission were explained thoroughly and I began to understand that my education served higher purpose; that it aligned with these three tenets: the pursuit of truth for the greater glory of God and service to humanity.
Steadily, I began to question the assumptions I had made about myself initially. Perhaps my calling wasn't in studying something familiar and easy for me. Maybe a different academic route was necessary. And slowly, as these pre-conceived ideas began to crumble, a much greater understanding of the mission began to evolve for me.
These principles gained life as I continued with my career at SLU. In my sophomore year, I decided to change majors, switching from biochemistry to a contract major. For those that don't know, a contract major is an initiative pioneered by SLU students seeking to establish a new academic discipline. My new major was one that encompassed a variety of interests that I thought would best serve me in my future pursuits in the medical field and full of classes that would both challenge and inspire my individual pursuit of truth.
This pursuit, however, did not thrive only in the classroom. I began to apply it more concretely to other aspects of my life and opportunities began to arise.
This past winter, I boarded a plane to Honduras with other members of SLU's Global Medical Brigade. On this trip, students and doctors diagnosed illness and administered treatment in villages throughout the Honduran countryside. While there, I came to grips with a side of humanity that I had never experienced before. A pregnant woman had walked six hours with three small children and waited in the afternoon heat in order to obtain a pack of pre-natal vitamins. Even in trying to understand her actions, I slowly came to realize that the humanity that SLU's mission refers to are very real men and women; that the service it calls for functions as a demand for the repair of a broken world.
In that Honduran village, the mission had come alive. Service to humanity was no longer a simple phrase shared about intangibly in the classroom. It began to represent a motivation within me. It challenged me. The skills I was learning and applying served a greater purpose.
And now, as a senior, I'm entering my final year as an undergraduate. Looking back at these past years, I can truly say that I have grown. But, even now, I must admit I am still lost...happily lost in a community of peers that drive and inspire me, willingly lost in the challenges of a Jesuit education, ironically lost in that "something" that is SLU.


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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
No, This is NOT Biscotti
22 comments:
- The Cilantropist said...
Oh wow, I don't really know how something could be better than biscotti (oh how i love biscotti), but I think I will trust you on this one. :) Lovely photos!
- July 27, 2010 at 4:17 PM
- Fashion Meets Food said...
wow you have some amazing recipes! I just found your blog, and you now have a new follower!
- July 27, 2010 at 4:17 PM
- Baking Barrister said...
@Cilantroist: pfffft. many things are better than biscotti. trust me--i would not steer you wrong! they look kind of jenga-ish, no?
@Fashion - aw! Thanks! glad to have you aboard.
- July 27, 2010 at 4:48 PM
- Lauren said...
Nice biscotti.
- July 27, 2010 at 9:22 PM
- Monet said...
I am ashamed to say I've never tried or heard of Mandel bread (quite embarrassing, I know). But it sounds like something I would enjoy greatly, especially with the inclusion of almond extract.
- July 27, 2010 at 10:14 PM
- Kathy Gori said...
Wwow, I'm Italian and those look like biscotti to me!! Amazing.I've gotta try this.
- July 27, 2010 at 10:30 PM
- Le said...
Haha at the fruit/mango salsa debate! I had a debate like this with the whole paw paw and papaya thing. Needless to say I won. lol.
Your Mandel bread looks yummy! I think I've tasted this before, from how you describe it, this is def what I had awhile back and thought it was just someone who jazzed up a biscotti mix.
- July 28, 2010 at 2:45 AM
- Deeba PAB said...
I like the sound of these Mandelbrodt ... never heard of them, but mighty intrigued! Bookmarked to make soon!
- July 28, 2010 at 4:14 AM
- kattyskitchen said...
Tower of Mandelbrodt Power plating--yeahhhhh! How many seconds till all fall down? :) NOM!
- July 28, 2010 at 6:43 AM
- baking.serendipity said...
Ingenious! I love it :)
- July 28, 2010 at 9:08 AM
- Gina -aka-spcookiequeen said...
On my must try list! I would have thought they were biscottis too!
- July 28, 2010 at 9:12 AM
- Pacheco Patty said...
Not biscotti looks good stacked up! I've made mandelbrot from a recipe in one of Nick Malgieri's baking cookbooks and it's good, a kind of jewish biscotti with more oil so its a bit more tender than biscotti. I like mandelbrot, the name alone is great!
- July 28, 2010 at 9:52 AM
- Biren said...
You are a good stacker! These mondelbrodts do look good. I think it will be even better with a cup of tea.
- July 28, 2010 at 6:38 PM
- Evan @swEEts said...
Love the argument of mango salsa- always a good delicious if I do say so myself.. but these cookies better than biscotti!? I've got to try this! I just posted a chocolate biscotti on my blog if you'd like to check it out!
- July 29, 2010 at 6:20 AM
- Megan said...
look at that cool tower! I love it! super cool -
- July 29, 2010 at 11:27 AM
- FrenchPressMemos said...
I could not help but feel guilty when I saw the title of this post after tweeting you about my biscotti when you were talking about something that is NOT biscotti-Mondelbrodt!
Love the recipe and I might try it along side my almond biscotti- just for comparison's sake!
- July 29, 2010 at 4:08 PM
- Baking Barrister said...
@Lauren - boo. I will get you.
@Monet - no one I know knows what it is until I introduce them unless they happen to be Jewish. It's a closely held secret.
@Kathy - I've had people ask if they're biscotti, so I totally get it. They're very different though.
@Le - that is a great description! one must also debate for that which is correct in this world ;)
@Deeba - welcome! definitely try making it--add in some chocolate chips, too! that's my second favorite.
@Katty - they kept falling down on me! there were these crumbs and I kept trying to blow the crumbs away and it kept knocking them down. And then I had to move. Ugh.
@baking serendipity - thanks! I try!
@Gina - I'll forgive you ;) these really just don't get as crispy as biscotti, which makes their texture quite different.
@Patty - I'll have to try out that recipe. I like this one, but my favorite bakery's is a little different and I will never stop trying to duplicate it.
@Biren - my stacking abilities are such crap. they kept falling down ;( and they are very good with tea--it's what all the old Jewish ladies do.
@Evan -- yes betttterr. I think it's a textural thing for me. Plus I find these more moist. I do like biscotti though. And yours looked great!
@Megan - thanks! and welcome! you're new here, too
@Andra - don't worry about it, just make up for it with a comparison and let me know how it goes. I need vindication. ;)
- July 29, 2010 at 10:46 PM
- katiez said...
Um, where's the fruit salad, er, I mean, salsa? I think it would go great with the biscuits (not bisoctti, biscuits - an all encompassing British term for anything crunchy and sweet - commonly shortened to 'biccy' - didn't say it was logical)
You're Mandelbrodt looks lovely ;-)
- July 31, 2010 at 1:50 AM
- Chef Bee said...
Haven't made from scratch yet but willing to try your recipe.
Plan B
- July 31, 2010 at 8:16 PM
- mysimplefood said...
Hi!! Nice recipe. It does look like biscotti to me. Could fool me but who cares when it taste good right? :)
- August 3, 2010 at 12:23 PM
- islandeat said...
Hi, BB. Yes, your recipe is a bit different from my grandmother's I just posted (mine has twice the oil! and just one-half cup flour more and no baking powder, which I did not miss). I agree about maintaining traditions, but my mandelbrot would be really good half-dipped in chocolate - better, I posit, than biscotti with such treatment....
I don't mind anise seed these days, but your post is making me try to figure out whether there are disgusting things in Jewish desserts (raisins, for instance, which I typically do not like in most baking). Of course,some Jewish desserts really are not so great, I have to say! I maintain that American baked goods and French pastry are the ultimate in sweet things.
- August 4, 2010 at 2:32 PM
- Rick said...
I was confused about the unbiscottiness. I used to get these cookies when I was little. They look so good!
- August 10, 2010 at 12:59 PM
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