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the system works. The intent of the Victim Services Program is to reduce
the trauma and insensitivity that victims suffer following a crime.
Advocates navigate victims through the legal system, directing them to
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Our program has an in-house treatment component staffed by Licensed
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economic losses incurred by crime victims or returning what was taken
away from them as a result of a crime. It is the policy of the Chief
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Mental Health in the Headlines: Week of May 5, 2014
Week of May 5, 2014
Mental Health in the Headlines is a weekly newsletter providing the latest developments at Mental Health America and summaries of news, views and research in the mental health field. Coverage of news items in this publication does not represent Mental Health America's support for or opposition to the stories summarized or the views they express.
May is Mental Health Month—Mind Your Health.
Presidential Proclamation on Mental Health Month.
May 8 is National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day 2014; National Launch Day is May 6.
Mental, Emotional, and Behavioral Disorders Are Preventable. Letter to the Wall Street Journal Signed by 23 Leading Prevention Scientists
A Look at the Gaps in Mental Health Care—An Interview with Dr. David Shern of Mental Health America.
Paul Gionfriddo Named President and CEO of Mental Health America.
Patrick Hendry of Mental Health America Wins 2014 Reintegration Lifetime Achievement Award.
The MHA Career Center matches the best employers with the best talent in the mental health field. Find your employment match at http://www.mentalhealthamerica.net/go/mhacareercenter.
Mental Health America Capitol Hill Day—May 7: Mental Health America is partnering with the National Council for Behavioral Health for Capitol Hill Day '14 on May 7—the biggest behavioral health advocacy event of the year. This year, Hill Day will be held in conjunction with the National Council's 2014 Conference, which is taking place at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center just outside of Washington, DC. Registration for Hill Day is free and includes Public Policy Track sessions and workshops held on May 5 and 6, including leadership lessons from Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. For more information, go to http://www.thenationalcouncil.org/events-and-training/hill-day/register-book/.
Partner Abuse Increases Risk of Postpartum Depression: New research links a history of intimate partner abuse to postpartum mental health problems and suggests providers should heighten monitoring of new mothers. Investigators examined associations of psychological, physical, and sexual abuse experienced by 100 English-speaking mothers in British Columbia, aged 18 years and older, in the first three months of their postpartum period. Even though the abuse was typically minor in nature, such as name-calling, any type of intimate partner abuse—before or during pregnancy—was linked to higher than normal levels of postpartum mental health problems. Forty-seven percent of all women who participated in the study experienced at least moderate mental health symptoms. (Psychcentral.com, 4/29/14)
News Coverage of Teen Suicides May Play Role in Copy-Cat Cases: Graphic newspaper accounts of a teenager's suicide may play a role in copy-cat cases, a new study finds. In looking at several dozen teen suicide "clusters" that struck various U.S. communities, researchers found evidence that local newspaper coverage might have contributed in some cases. Reported in The Lancet Psychiatry, the study found that the initial suicide in those clusters garnered more newspaper stories—with more explicit details—when compared with isolated teen suicides. Experts said the findings do not prove that the newspaper stories were to blame. But the study adds to evidence that certain types of media coverage of a suicide can sometimes create a ripple effect. For the study, researchers state death data to find 48 teen suicide clusters that occurred across the United States between 1988 and 1996. Each cluster involved a community where between three and 11 teenagers took their own lives within a six-month period. (HealthDay News, 5/1/14)
Exposure to Violence Declining Among Children: The amounts of violence U.S. children are exposed to have fallen considerably during the past decade, according to a new study. Researchers conducted telephone surveys in 2003, 2008, and 2011. They asked if children and teens between the ages of two and 17 had been either victims or perpetrators of assorted violent behaviors. Children 10 years old and older were able to answer the questions themselves, while children under 10 had their parent answer on their behalf. Researchers measured 50 types of violence and found that 27 declined during the study. The study did not show why exposure to violence has decreased. Researchers suggested a few possibilities such as anti-violence campaigns, fewer face-to-face interactions thanks to social media, and more widespread use of psychiatric medications by both youth and adults. (Reuters, 4/28/14)
The Washington Post profiles candidate Doug Duncan on his struggle with depression and recovery.
The Boston Globe looks at "Suicide-attempt survivors go public in hope of aiding many at risk."
NPR reports "Don't Count On Travel Insurance To Cover Mental Health."
U.S. News & World Report examines "Mental Health Now Covered Under ACA, but Not for Everyone."
Women Who Experience Infant Death Have High Rates of Depression, Anxiety: Women who experience stillbirth or infant death have extraordinarily high rates of depression and anxiety, according to a new study. The effects were particularly pronounced among African American women, according to researchers. At 9 months after delivery, the rates of positive screens for a number of mental health issues were dramatically and statistically significantly higher in 377 bereaved women who experienced stillbirth or infant death in the first month, compared with 232 control mothers with live birth who participated in the 2-year longitudinal population-based cohort study. The rates of these mental health issues were similar among mothers who experienced stillbirth and those who experienced infant death, suggesting that both losses can be powerful and traumatic experiences. Although bereaved African American women had similar levels of distress as other bereaved women, they were significantly less likely to have received treatment, researchers noted. The study is the first population-based study to look at mental health outcomes among women who experience perinatal death. (Clinical Psychiatry News, 4/25/14)
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- Royal Mail are now recruiting for delivery postwomen and postmen with Driving at Coventry City North DO. Job Reference Number 83142 As the face of Royal Mail you will work from 09:15to 14:15as part of a team, ensuring we continue to deliver the high standards of service our customers expect. When you think of jobs at Royal Mail, the first thing you might think of is the postwomen and men who deliver mail to your home day in, day out. From exam results and tax returns, to wedding invites or online purchases, joining Royal Mail gives you the opportunity to deliver much more than mail. It allows you the chance to deliver smiles and successes; new toys and old memories – making a real impact in the heart of your community, while working for one of the UK's most well-loved brands. About the Role Delivering mail and parcels to houses and businesses within a set area. You'll be the face of Royal Mail in your local community, and work flexible hours to deliver the outstanding levels of service our customers have come to expect. You'll start your day in the local delivery office, sorting the mail for your route. You will then need to complete the necessary checks on your vehicle, guidance on how to complete these checks will be covered during your initial training, before joining a colleague in a shared van to start your round. You'll each be given a hand-held computer device to capture customer signatures for deliveries and the round will take around four hours to complete. We use a variety of equipment to convey the mail this includes the use of light weight and high capacity trollies which are supplied to carry your mail as you walk on foot between delivery points. You will move to new delivery areas throughout the day, driving your vehicle in a responsible manner and parking safely at all times before returning back to the delivery office. About You Upbeat and self-motivated, you'll be as happy working alone as you will be working as part of a team and getting to know the different people on your round. You'll have a strong sense of community and the idea of doing a job that involves flexible shift patterns will appeal. We deliver mail come rain or shine, so we're looking for safety conscious people who like being outdoors whatever the weather, and because there is walking involved in every round, you'll also be someone who likes the idea of doing a job that will help you keep fit. Some experience in a customer facing role would be ideal. A full driving licence with no more than six penalty points is essential, but ideally a clean licence is preferred. Driving Licence Requirements A full UK manual driving licence (in your current UK address), with no more than 6 penalty points is essential but ideally a clean licence is preferred, please note you will be required to show this at assessment. About Us Five centuries in business has made Royal Mail more than a household name. We connect companies, customers and communities across the country, delivering a 'one-price-goes-anywhere', universal postal service to more than 29 million addresses across the UK. One of the UK's leading companies, we're undertaking one of the biggest industrial transformations in the UK in recent history. Letter volumes are declining. So, we are focused on leveraging the increasing number of parcels being driven by the growth of the online shopping industry. We want to be more flexible and efficient and are employing our strong brand and a range of new products and services to achieve this. We are an inclusive employer with equality, diversity and fairness at the heart of our values. We welcome applications from individuals from all different backgrounds and are committed to promoting fair participation and equality of opportunity for all of our job applicants. Pay and Benefits You will be paid week
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When two people fit together perfectly and complete one another, they can't help but want to tell the world! The Soulmate Collection is designed to help couples express their love for one another in a unique way with matching couple t-shirts. Each design is a complimentary to each other with graphics that are intriguing when viewed apart and that tell a story or send a message when seen together. The designs of these pairs range from romantic to sweet to downright funny, so there's something for every couple. Shop for them together, surprise your sweetheart with a set or buy a set to give as an engagement, wedding or anniversary gift to two special people! For someone looking for theme ideas for pre-wedding photo shoots, or date nights pair seems to be quite perfect.
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In the May 2002 issue of Club Industry Reebok/CCS product was incorrectly listed in the New Product & Services Review (pg. 60). While still in the exercise equipment business, Reebok is no longer associated with CCS Fitness
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E.zeiler needed a new button or icon design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 28 designs submitted by 9 freelance designers.
Tingl - a new social communication tool for business homepages.
The solution is a 1:1 multimedia real-time-communication tool for business homepages, online-shops and contact profiles
The solution is an easy way for clients to contact sellers, experts and communities in real-time – it simplifies and combines instant messaging, chat, VoIP, telephony, video communication, live-support and online customer service.
The components of the solution are:
• A contact button for websites
• PC to PC communication per choice:
• Text chat
• Audio
• Video
• Rerouting to legacy phone.
• An agent application to manage the communication
• An admin application to manage the set-up
Our contest for the logo (attached) was: http://99designs.com/logo-design/co…tion-55055
Our contest for the sales landing page was: http://99designs.com/web-design/con…sign-56722
The target group of the solution is small companies (1 to 50 employees). For those kinds of customers a solution should be offered that they easily can be contacted out of their website, blog or newsletter. We know that small companies are not always online; therefore the solution offers a possibility for an automatic rerouting to a legacy (cell) phone. The client who wants to contact the customer must not decide how the connection should be established. The client can decide later on, if the own webcam shall be switched on. The customer can only show his video (one way video chat – two way audio chat). To manage rerouting- and waiting time a predefined video (ad) is displayed.
We need to have the "Contact Now" Button designed. This button will be, like a social media button (Facebook Like, Twitter Follow Me), embedded in a customer's web-site. That button should invite clients to contact somebody of the website-owner. It shall imply a reception, usually at an entrance of an office, with a friendly (female) receptionist.
There has been already a similar contest: http://99designs.com/buttons-icons/…tton-29122
The button will be in flash or gif, as we may prefer changing items (every 5 seconds).The text in the button will be free configurable by the application.
Attached some scribbles. But you are free to create something different. We only need two text-lines and a photo (and maybe name) of the agent.
Size of the button: We believe 250px width is ideal, but the customer will be able to resize.
Colors: Please have a look into the attached CD document. We see green as our preferred color. As it is in Flash or GIF the second picture can have another color (maybe blue).
Font-type: MS Trebuchet
As you see in the scribbles we played with our logo icon (attached). Long run that icon may be as well a small contact now button (like Skype button).
In the attached CD document you find as well buttons and links of the competitors.


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The state Department of Natural Resources has announced details of Minnesota's first wolf hunt in decades.
The DNR said Monday that it will split the wolf-hunting season into two parts. The early wolf season -- for hunters only -- will start Nov. 3 and coincide with firearms deer season.
A late season will run from Nov. 24 to Jan. 6, during which both hunters and trappers will be allowed to take wolves.
The seasons were made possible earlier this year, after the federal government removed the wolf from the endangered species list, leaving management of the wolf population to the states.
Steve Merchant, the DNR's Wildlife Programs Manager, said the agency is taking a conservative approach.
"It's designed to help us learn about what kind of hunter and trapping success we'll have, and to gather some biological data that will help us develop a population model, so we can more effectively manage the wolf population," he said.
Merchant said the DNR has no safety concerns about the hunt. Because part of it will coincide with firearms deer season, no additional staff are necessary, he said.
Federal officials placed wolves on the federal endangered species list in 1974, after their population dropped to a few hundred. Since then, the animals have rebounded.
The state will distribute 6,000 thousand permits by lottery, but is limiting the total number of wolves killed to 400.
Hunters and trappers are pleased. Among them is Tim Ewert, who lives outside Bemidji and has hunted and trapped a variety of game over the years.
Ewart, 61, said if he obtains a wolf permit, he'll go out with his uncle, who trapped wolves before the government put them on the endangered species list in 1974. Ewert said it takes a lot of experience to bag a wolf.
"Those who do their homework, and those who actually know the habits will probably get their wolf," he said. "Those who just wait until the season starts go out and try to hunt or try to trap, probably will fail." Conservation groups have a mix of views on the new wolf season. Officials at the International Wolf Center in Ely -- whose mission is to advance the survival of wolf populations -- are not taking a position on the issue.
With an estimated 3,000 gray wolves in Minnesota, killing 400 will not affect the population, said Mary Ortiz, who recently retired as the group's executive director.
Ortiz said most Wolf Center members oppose the hunt, but she said the fact that it's even possible is a testament to the success of conservation efforts.
"That's the whole point of what we've been doing all these years," Ortiz said. "So it is actually a cause for celebration that we have this many wolves now and we can go off the list. There's a lot of wildlife that need to get on the list."
But Howard Goldman, Minnesota state director for the Humane Society of the United States, disagrees. He said there is no biological reason to allow hunters and trappers to go after wolves.
"Under the delisting, landowners can now legally shoot a wolf that's attacking their livestock or domestic pets," he said. "And that we think addresses the most critical issue with wolf management in the state. It certainly doesn't justify a hunting and trapping season."
Goldman said the state moved too quickly after gray wolves were removed from the endangered species list to establish a wolf season.
When asked whether opponents of the hunt would purse legal action to try to stop it, Goldman said the Humane Society is studying the matter and considering all its options.


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Jazz composer and trumpeter Theo Croker opens his new album, AfroPhysicist, with an ode to his grandfather: New Orleans jazz great Doc Cheatham. The thing is, Croker didn't grow up in New Orleans or any other jazz hub. He's from Jacksonville, Fla., and he was just a child when his grandfather died in 1997. It wasn't until his grandfather's memorial services — attended by jazz legends — that he decided to join the legacy.
"I didn't understand what a legacy was," he tells NPR's Audie Cornish. "I just wanted to play the trumpet 'cause it was loud. I was a 12-year-old going to jazz concerts and listening to jazz CDs. It was very strange."
Croker went on to study at the prestigious Oberlin Conservatory. One of his early gigs out of school took him down an unexpected path — to Shanghai, and a new approach.
"For the longest time I was a jazz purist," Croker says. "When I left the United States and I would see how people started to react to different kinds of music, then I started to become influenced by other kinds of music."
He stayed in China for almost seven years, where he played with everyone — jazz ensembles, salsa bands, DJs — and met legendary jazz vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater, who produces and sings on AfroPhysicist. Hear more about where those early connections took his career at the audio link, and check out a handpicked playlist of songs that have influenced him, available now on Spotify.
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Robert Siegel.
I'm Audie Cornish.
And on his new album "AfroPhysicist," jazz composer and trumpeter Theo Croker opens with an ode to his grandfather, New Orleans jazz great, Doc Cheatham.
CORNISH: But the thing is Crocker, he didn't grow up in New Orleans or any other jazz hub, he's from Leesburg, Florida that he was just a kid when his grandfather died in 1997. It wasn't until his grandfather's Memorial services, attended by jazz legends that Theo Crocker decided to join the legacy.
THEO CROCKER: I didn't understand what a legacy was. I just wanted to play the trumpet 'cause it was loud. I would just put out records of anybody and play along and a lot of times I would be able to figure out what they played. I just knew that my ear was working, so that was a lot of me standing in front of the mirror in a bath towel emulating trumpet sounds when I'm supposed to be in the shower.
CORNISH: Was there a song of your grandfather's that you loved?
CROCKER: I have my favorite is one called "I'll Never Be the Same."
CROCKER: It's just him and a piano player named Butch Thompson and just, it's so clear, it's so dignified.
CROCKER: I think he was 89 or something on this recording. I just think he sounds amazing on it. So a whole new world opened up. You know, before that I wanted to be an astronaut or something...
CORNISH: Which makes sense for a kid in Florida, I should say.
CROCKER: Yeah. Oh, I went to the space camps, all those sorts of things, but the music just kind of opened up a whole other side of my personality in my brain in a way. So it was an amazing experience and again, when you're that age you don't really know what you're getting into, you just know you like it. You know, I was a 12-year-old going to jazz concerts listening to jazz CDs, you know, at the jazz section in the mall. It's very strange.
CORNISH: Croaker went on to study at the prestigious Oberlin Conservatory. He was on the straight and narrow, jazz wise and then one of his early gigs out of school took him down an unexpected path to Shanghai and a new approach.
CROCKER: You know, for the longest time I was a jazz purist, especially when I left the United States and I would see how people started to react to different kinds of music, then I started to become influenced by other kinds of music. So especially like funk and fusion and then...
CORNISH: But what was your beef at the time? You said you're a jazz purist.
CROCKER: I'm not. I used to be. It was...
CORNISH: You used to be. I know, like what was the stance?
CROCKER: That was the trend. That was the Wynton Marsalis era where everybody wanted to wear suits and ties and play music that's really old and be dignified and classy - or that was the only view of dignified and classy that was successful. That was in the '90s and the early thousands. I was a kid I went with the flow.
CORNISH: Mm-hmm.
CROCKER: Now I want to wear, you know, something hip and feel relaxed and free.
CORNISH: The saga did feel like you had a funkier fine, at least, was "Light Skinned Beauty."
CROCKER: Yes. Definitely.
CROCKER: You know, it started off as a demo and then I just kind of held it for a few years and one day a melody came out.
CORNISH: A few years?
CROCKER: Yeah. A lot of the music on this record was written years ago. For me, that's just the process, you write it when it comes, you used when it's needed.
CORNISH: After Oberlin, you went to China for seven years.
CROCKER: Yes, just about, yeah.
CORNISH: Well, that's a long time. Why?
CROCKER: Why not? I wanted to get out and I didn't want to go through a process and wait for somebody to decide it was time for me to tour or travel. I wanted to travel now and an opportunity came up to me to take an entire band to Shanghai to play at The House of Blues and Jazz there, so that kind of opportunity to play was a way to really learn your craft that I think is kind of missing from the American scene especially.
CORNISH: What did I do for your music? I mean were you in affect hopping from genre to genre?
CROCKER: Yes. I remember there was one day where I did eight shows in one day.
CORNISH: Yikes.
CROCKER: And the way the schedule was it was so tight that I had to get a driver in order to successfully make it from each gig to the next gig one time. It was everything from the large group ensemble that's featured on the record to playing like "Real Lies" and "I Can't Help It" that I had to go play a show with a salsa band and I had to play a show with a DJ. Then I...
CORNISH: Wait. Did you say salsa?
CROCKER: Yes.
CORNISH: I struggled in a salsa band for years to try to play those rhythms and it's very very difficult.
One vocalist who is on the album is Dee Dee Bridgewater.
CORNISH: You met her in China, which is crazy to me.
CROCKER: Yes.
CORNISH: Like you ended up going halfway around the world to meet someone who arguably you could have met a lot sooner.
CROCKER: Right. Well, this was the payoff to letting go mentally of like oh, I need to be in New York that I need to be around on the scene and I need to, you know, play at cafes for $30 and stuff like that, that just didn't seem right to me. When I finally decided to stay in Shanghai, next thing I know I'm getting calls to back up Dee Dee Bridgewater.
CORNISH: And then you have a lot of fun with her with the song "I Can't Help It."
CROCKER: Yes.
CORNISH: Which is actually a cover of the Michael Jackson song.
CROCKER: Yup. Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder, I believe wrote it.
CORNISH: I have to admit, I didn't even recognize the song when I first heard her singing it. Like I thought it was a great song but like didn't make the connection...
CROCKER: Right.
CORNISH: ...of Michael Jackson.
CROCKER: You know, this specific song I think has become very popular with my age group and it's become like a standard.
CORNISH: In jazz, you're saying.
CROCKER: Yeah. In the jazz...
CORNISH: Really?
CROCKER: Well, instrumentalists that's studying harmony and things, this is a song that you can put into a lot of formats. You know, Stevie Wonder's music is incredibly hip and complex harmonically, so his music is it's involved, like you have to know and understand harmony on an advanced level to play a lot of his tunes correctly, and this is one of them. So it kind of developed. It was an idea in my head and typically with something like this I let it, you know, bounce around in my head for a few days or a few weeks or sometimes months and then when it's all complete in my head when I can, you know, take a shower and single whole idea from start to finish, then I go write it down.
CORNISH: So you - in the shower.
CROCKER: Yeah.
CORNISH: That's like when you were a little kid stalling before your showers and you're still doing that.
CROCKER: Yes. I still do that. I still make lots of sounds with my mouth and hands and feet and, you know, if you think I'm crazy, I guess if I wasn't a professional.
CORNISH: Theo Crocker, he joined us from our LA bureau. Thanks so much for talking with us.
CROCKER: Thank you for having me.
CORNISH: Theo Crocker's latest album is called "AfroPhysicist." We've been asking musicians to send us their 12 favorite songs that influence their music. You can hear Crocker's playlist and others on Spotify. Search for @npratc. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Disrespectful: Cop Smacks The Ish Out Of An Imate On The Back Of His Head! "Walk B*tch"
"Akron, OH: A guard at the Summit County Jail has been suspended for 10 days after surveillance video captured the guard slapping an inmate in the head, knocking the man to the ground. According to the incident report filed the night of the altercation, Dempsey used what was described as a "palm strike" to push inmate Douglas Brown, 42, away from a piece of computer equipment at a booking terminal. The surveillance video of the incident tells a different story. It shows Brown seated near the computer equipment holding a portable fingerprint reader. After being told by Dempsey to put down the fingerprint reader, Brown responded by showing his middle finger to the deputy." - MSN
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Wow! Miranda Kerr Walks The Runway At Paris Fashion Week SO SOON After Giving Birth!
It's only been a little under two months since she gave birth, but new mom and supermodel Miranda Kerr already hit the runway!
New parents Miranda Kerr, 27, and Orlando Bloom, 34, arrived in Paris on Mar. 2, with their newborn son Flynn for Paris Fashion Week. The couple headed straight over to the Balenciaga offices, prompting speculation that she'll be walking the runway in their show today, Mar. 3. And guess what? She did!
"Just walked for Balenciaga – about to walk again soon,"she tweeted this morning, "Love Miranda xxx"
Even though it's been only two months since she gave birth to her first child, we aren't surprised she hit the catwalk. After all, Miranda walked the Balenciaga runway in September while she was pregnant. Not only that, but the star looks like she has already gotten back into shape. We'd love to know her secret!
And of course, hubby Orlando was there cheering her on!
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Last night I was invited to a birthday party of a girl I know. The invite read "another year of being in denial". Considering that she is around 40 the use of the word girl on my part is my own form of denial. While there, I ran into another friend and we chatted and she said that she had been thinking that this year she was turning 40 and maybe it was time to really consider single motherhood. Just then, she got an email from me announcing my new business and website and she saw it as a sign that she was going in the right direction.
I feel that my entire life has been a practice in sign reading. From a young age, we learned bible stories, the snake and Eve, Moses and the burning bush. We were indoctrinated on signs. I was always so sure that the "sign" precipitated an event or a major decision, and maybe it did. In retrospect, I feel like the signs were a way for me to give up control of my power to choose and be responsible for the decisions I make… it allowed me to stay a girl, even at 40 +++.
Today, I feel like an adult. There are things about it I hate. I look in the mirror and I see wrinkles. I have to color my hair every 4 weeks. I remember as a "girl" in my thirties meeting up with a friend of mine in her forties and seeing her hands and thinking "she has old looking hands". Now my hands look like that. I don't see the girl I was. I see a grown woman.
I won't wear a mini skirt anymore and I even wonder if I'm at an age where a bikini is a little too much. When I get dressed to go out, the clothes are different than before. Don't get me wrong, I hardly look like some dowdy middle aged woman and I haven't given up on my womanliness or sexuality; I don't look my age and I am young at heart; just not as young as before. However, I am aware that somewhere between the last relationship, the first fertility treatment, and the twins being born I became an adult. It is scary to be grown up. It is terrifying to realize you are responsible for other people. It is also exciting and satisfying. At some point in the last three years I became aware that I am in control of my life and my destiny and that signs are for the undecided.
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Lol at craner thinking Nestlé pasta is sophisticated
I heartily recommend De Cecco. I've become someone who looks at pasta brands recently. My life went wrong somewhere.
On the recipe front, southern Iranian cooking with tamarind, fenugreek, coriander leaf and lots of chili is something I've 'got into' recently. If anyone ever has cause to go to west London, Sufi restaurant near Shepherd's Bush is exceptionally good.
has anyone tried making a spagetti sauce out of tinned tomatos?
Is that a trick question?
dude at my kid's bus stop was saying how good reese's peanut butter cups are with mayonnaise
OK, so to make a change from all this heavy politics bollocks, here's my recipe for beef'n'bacon burgers. Although I say it myself, they are the fucking BOMB.
1) Ingredients: easily scalable to any quantity, but for six roughly quarter-pounders, say 400 g of good minced beef, 200 g of smoked streaky bacon, one big onion, an egg for binding, several garlic cloves. For further flavouring, add some chopped herbs, ideally fresh but dried is fine too (basil, oregano and thyme are ideal; we had some coriander lying around so that went in, which is a bit unusual but actually worked pretty well); finely chopped chili or chili flakes; paprika; black pepper; a good dessert spoon of Marmite for bonus meatiness.
Cut the bacon into roughly 1 cm pieces, chop the onion until you're bored of it or can't see any more (the finer the better, really) and crush/chop/mince the garlic. Then just sort of smoosh it all together until thoroughly mixed.
Form into six or so burger and sprinkle well with flour, which helps them maintain integrity during cooking. I put a bit more flour on after taking the photo above. A dash of Worcestershire sauce is good at this point (don't drench them).
Grill under a medium-high heat, turning every few minutes until they go a lovely golden brown, verging on being singed. The onion, egg and bacon mean you don't really want them rare in the middle.
And here's a couple served with new spuds and slathered in Roquefort, because - by definition - you can't do excess by halves.
I slightly fucked up with the wine because the only bottle of red we had in the house (for shame!) was quite light and fruity, whereas what this really demands is a shiraz that's punchier than Muhammad Ali, especially if you're going to be barbecueing them. Lesson learned for next time!
our asda does bucatini
man that is good pasta
anyone here grated an onion? turkish people do love grating onions and im defineitly going to give it a try some time soon.
had my first experience with koshary (also spelled koshari and kushari), Egyptian street food with rice and lentil base, a little bit of macaroni (or other small pasta) and chick peas mixed in, topped with a bit of tomato sauce and fried onions. usually also comes with a dakka sauce on the side but the one I have was too spicy for my tastes, the spiciness of the tomato sauce was enough.
really delicious, healthy and filling, gonna try to make it at home.
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The City Council plan will add 2,000 bikes into areas of the city it does not currently serve and leave the door open to future subsidies to the Citi Bike program. Spending $6,000 per bike is ludicrous.
When the Citi Bike program was originally presented to the city it was pitched as a possible revenue generator. Now the City Council is looking to spend $12 million of our money.
If Citi Bike is successful, it should get a loan; if it is not, it should not be expanding. The bottom line is no taxpayer money should be used to fund this private sector operator.
The monthly financials released by Citi Bike show it generated revenues in excess of $40.5 million in calendar year 2016.
It's bad enough that Citi Bike docking stations are gobbling up scarce parking spaces in residential neighborhoods and that bike lanes are creating headaches for commuters and small business owners. Now, to add insult to injury, the City Council wants the over-burdened taxpayers of our city to pay for the added inconvenience.
You don't have to have an MBA from Harvard to understand that the proposed cost of $6,000 per additional bike is crazy.
There should be a moratorium on all Citi Bike expansion until such time that the operators are able to access private sector financing to pay for it. In addition, there needs to be better community notification and input in areas of any planned site for a Citi Bike docking station.
There are simply too many stories of city residents being surprised by a docking station suddenly being installed in front of their home or business.
Mayor bill de Blasio and the City Council need to stop spending our tax dollars like drunken sailors. We have a municipal hospital system bleeding billions of dollars and an ever-growing homeless population.
Perhaps the $12 million would be better spent alleviating human suffering than adding 2,000 bikes to our city streets.
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Sunday, October 22, 2006
Blognut would like to thank Bobby Flay…
You see, Bobby has this show on the Food Network called Throwdown with Bobby Flay. The premise has the red-headed wonder challenging cooks around the country to a "throwdown" involving that particular person's strong suit. He's taken on New Jersey's own Butch in a BBQ competition, Staten Island's Giorgio Giove in Pizza, and Louisville, Kentucky's Lynn Winter (owner of Lynn's Paradise Café) in breakfast. But last weekend Flay threwdown something a bit closer to Blognut's stomach, the Doughnut.
Now for Bobby to prove himself a worthy doughnut-maker, there's really only one person that comes to mind for him to do battle against – the nation's foremost artisanal Doughnut monger, Mark Isreal, owner and operator of NYC's Doughnut Plant. And that's just what he did.
Throwdown is an awkward enterprise for two reasons. One, Bobby's competitors have no idea that they're about to be challenged. Basically the Food Network contacts them asking to do a feature. FN execs are like, "Yeah, we just want to follow you around for a week watching you cook. Then we'll throw a big party and film it, sort of a grand finale for you to showcase your specialty to millions of viewers." Then the person they've contacted is like, "Count me in. I can't believe I'm going to be on the Food Network. Rock on." (I'm paraphrasing here). But what the Network doesn't tell the competitor, is that just when the party's about to begin, they plan to send in world-renowned chef Bobby Flay with 2 professional assistants and $50,000 in high-end cooking equipment, to challenge them, and potentially rip away their one source of pride. It's really pretty messed up. Because it's not like these people asked to be challenged by one of the most accomplished chefs in the country. And it's not like they can decline, as this would one, appear cowardly, and two, most likely ruin their chances of ever appearing on the Food Network again.
So the second weird aspect of Throwdown, is that friends and family members of whomever Bobby is battling, are used as judges, so Flay never really has a chance. Now I assume this is to skirt the painful awkwardness of BF actually winning. But on the other hand, it makes for boring, predictable TV. Now I think the Food Network has begun to realize this, because the last two Throwdown episodes I've seen (battle-Doughnut included) have used blinded judges. And how hard was it to watch when Bobby actually beats a small-time seafood chowder maker from Williamsburg Brooklyn?! Bobby shows up unannounced, embarrasses the hell out of the guy in front of all his friends, and drives off in his shiny black pickup back to Manhattan. It's just a totally ill-conceived idea for television show.
But back to Doughnuts. To celebrate the Doughnut Plant's 7th anniversary, Mark Isreal and co are throwing a Doughnut Disco on a West Manhattan pier. As expected, Mark thinks all the cameras are there to film the event for his Food Network profile. Then Bobby Flay shows up.
Mark looks stunned as Bobby explains what's happening, but agrees to the throwdown (I'm starting to hate this word). As Bobby walks away, Mark's expression turns agitated. "What is this?! He tricked me into this! I'm not doing it!" (or words to that effect). Then comes a shot of a nervous looking Flay – as if thinking, this has never happened before. Now what? Next we see Isreal's assistant giving him a pep talk and finally announcing, "We'll do it. We'll do it." The only catch is Mark refuses to make any doughnuts from scratch. He says he doesn't have the right equipment with him, and that he will only compete if he can use the pre-made Doughnuts he brought with him to the Disco. Flay agrees to the terms.
This whole episode really bothered me. The Doughnut plant is one of my all time favorite doughnut-houses, and witnessing such childish behavior from its founder was upsetting.
Bobby starts by unveiling his ever-so-chefy blackberry and white-chocolate ganache-filled yeast-raised with hazelnuts. Mark counters with his Chocolate Blackout – a chocolate cake doughnut stuffed with chocolate pudding – and a raspberry-glazed (the chunks of fresh fruit in the glaze look amazing). But the competitors can only submit one entry to the judges. So Mark pulls out his secret weapon – his popular Tres Leches Cake Doughnut. Based on the tradiaional Mexican cake recipe, the TL is a cake-doughnut injected with three different types of milk.
Mark released the Tres Leches this past May in honor of Cinco de Mayo. I happened to stop by the day it was released (I used to spend a lot of time at the Plant) and spoke with Mark: "We may have to keep this one on the menu. Everyone seems to love it," he said.
While we know the Tres Leches is top-notch (Blognut gave it a near perfect 9.8), Bobby's sounds equally spectacular. He busts out a Bourbon Pecan-glazed (which he likens to a Paula Dean creation). Now they try each others. "That's really good," Bobby says with a mouthful of doughnut. "Doughy," says Mark in reaction to Flay's. Why must this guy be so unlikable?
In walk the judges – two NYPD cops. When asked what they look for in a Doughnut, one of the cops responds, "I want them light and not messy, so I can eat them on the go." They start with Bobby's Bourbon Pecan. "It's too gooey, and the nuts would get all over my uniform. Plus, it's challenging to chew." And now Mark's. "It's fresh and airy. Just what I look for in a Doughnut. I do like the flavor of the Bourbon Pecan, but it's not quite there. The Tres Leches wins."
Mark looks relieved and smirks at the camera. He exchanges a painfully awkward handshake with Bobby, who flashes a toothy faux smile. At the beginning of the show, Flay had praised the Doughnut Plant as being his favorite Doughnut shop, and reported being a regular customer. But I'm pretty sure, that thanks to an awful premise for a television show, and a catty, unreceptive Doughnut Maker named Mark, he'll never set foot in the Plant again.
But like I said at the beginning of this post, THANK YOU Bobby for throwing down with Mr. Isreal, because thanks to hundreds of people a day Google-ing "Tres Leches Doughnut," Blognut's readership has nearly doubled.
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- babywhiz said...
I always said Bobby Flay was a punk...this just proves it!
- theblognut said...
Yeah, it's really too bad that Mesa Grill is so good.
The first time I saw Bobby Flay's throwdown was when he beat the Chowder guy, whom I truly liked and felt really bad for, he was a nice guy. When the doughnut throwdown came around I wanted to see it just in case Bobby got beaten by the master but must say, Mark Isreal is not a friendly guy - seemed full of himself and I didn't like that; when the show was over I was left feeling bad for poor ol' Bobby. That said, I'll be stopping by Mark's place to taste one of those tres leches creations - hope they're still available since I live in AZ and will be in town briefly visiting family and friends! By the way, I will have to make a special trip to Portland to visit that Voodo place, thanks to you my waistline is getting bigger......thanks a lot Blognut!
On the surface, the premise can be seen as tough on a "little guy" since Flay is a very well known chef but there is another side to the coin. The people who participate in these, although without knowledge of the twist, are very local players who have no name outside of their area code.
Isreal may have been "ambushed" but he was also identified as having been chosen as one of the best around, anywhere. That is a true sign of respect. Unlike a 5 minute spot on a morning show, these run 20,30,100 times? The publicity for these small players is amazing and regardless of how they might see it as a bit of a bait and switch, it's not. I actually think it's to their benefit.
Imagine you're being interviewed by the premier magazine for your field of work and half way through it, a hige name in the field, someone with global recognition comes to challenge you on your turf. A real champion is the one who looks at it as a true honor. If the Yankees came to a small town bush-league game and challenged the locals, would they not be honored that they were considered good enough to play on the same field?
A loser is someone who would see that as someone coming there to make them look bad.
Isreal (and the ice cream guy too) had a very bad attitude about the whole thing. Even if they lost, and they didnt they got 30 minutes (or 22 with commercials) to talk about their passion, share the screen with a famous chef and millions of people now know who they are. Even if they lost, so what? If flay going to make donuts now? Is he going to make chowder, ribs, ice cream? No.
Flay is no punk, he worked hard, made great food and doesnt take himself too seriously.
Great food is about passion, creativity, soul, inventiveness, and above all, a great attitude. Isreal might have made the better donut but Flay was the better man.
- theblognut said...
By no means am I a fan of Bobby Flay. I respect what he does and what he has accomplished in his life (albeit from what i have seen on Food Network). With this in mind, Mark Isreal (Is Not Real) came off looking like a smug jelly filled a-hole. I mean seriously, what is worse, being "ambushed" by Bobby Flay on a Food Network show or competing for the america's stomach against corporate doughnut shops like Dunkin or Krispy? I wanted the pompous tool (Mark Isreal) to lose. How unsavory of a person do you have to be to have a viewer wish that upon you?
mark was painful to watch:
- his bleeped protests against being "ambushed"
- his boxed and premade doughnuts
- his comment for flay: "dough-y"
- the jelly handshake
- his annoying assistant
- the unsophisticated pallets of the fat cops.
what a jerk.
- theblognut said...
Yep, this is definitely one of the few instances when I've actually wanted Flay to win. Mark was nearly unwatchable with his childish tantrums and utter lack of humor. When you're stuck on a disco cruise making Donuts against Bobby Flay, you really need a sense of humor and self awareness about the whole thing - because what you're doing has little consequence and should be fun for all. Donuts are fun. Mark had the chance to gain exposure and support for the artisanal Donut community and totally blew it. He's a sad representative of the independent Donut.
I do like Bobby Flay, and he should have won only because he(Mark)was a jackass putting it nicely. That Mark guy was very unprofessional and a real jerk. And that right hand man leaves a lot to say. When there over there having their little pow-wow Mark acting like they needed to call The Nanny in to tell that his behavior was unacceptable. If I were Bobby I wouldn't have given him the time of day. It took a lot in my point of view for Bobby to stand there and take his insults. Furthermore I really felt bad for him(Bobby). I do not believe that anybody should be subjected to that kind of treatment. If anything he should be giving Thanks to Bobby for giving him the opportunity to get some kind of publicity. If he acts like this on national tv. Can you imagine how he acts in his place of business. Poor employees...
fully awkward episode. I think Flay is kinda creepy for "duping" his opponents into such a competition. I have to side with Israel on this. He was just throwing a party, having a good time, and in walks "Buzzkill Bobby" with his throwdown. i didn't like this episode one bit. the ace of cakes show that followed was cool though. i'd rather see throwdown off the air and Good Eats in his spot.
- Player Piano Party said...
Agreed that Ace of Cakes is a stellar television show!
Throwdown is so insane as a concept (as cocky as Flay is, it takes crazy balls to cast yourself as a valid opponent to the best man/woman in EVERY FIELD OF COOKING), and I think this particular episode proves why. They both come off looking nuts, but I gotta go with Flay here.
Hey ,has anyone else tried those Holey Donuts!,no the donut plant these celebrity donuts that are low fat?They have some secret donut making process that creates a low fat donut,not that trans fat stuff,but really low fat!..i ordered some on the web from www.holeydonuts.net and they came via FedEx in a special frozen container ,i must say damn good! Not at all what you would expect from something claiming low fat. They tasted great,yeast raised,filled and frosted outrageousness! Light,fluffy and oh so tasty and most of all they didn't leave you feeling greased and bloated...i know i sound like a commercial but iam in love!
ps try the cinnamon buns...words cant describe ,these guys are destined for greatness!
I usually side against Bobby on these shows, but just couldn't get over Mark Isreal's sorry, catty attitude. On top of everything else I was looking forward to seeking these doughnuts out. Now I have no desire at all.
As a side note I don't see this as an interuption of Mark's party as well since(unless I'm misinformed) FoodNetwork sponsors and is throwing it for him. Thus its their party in honor of him and they can do as they please. Well....up to a point hehe.
I just watched this episode today. I must start by saying I am not a Flay fan and this is the only episode of throwdown I have seen.
I thought Flay was actually pretty nice, he raved about this guys doughnuts repeatedly and gave him props when describing how he would have to bring his game up.
But this Isreal guy what a bitchy dude. Even before the throwdown he was just vian and arrogant. But when the throwdown happened, good gracious just so unbelievably lame. "they tricked me" boo freaking hoo...I honestly said outloud what a bitch as the episode ended.
i just watched that episode and immensely dislike mark isreal. at first i was excited to see some cool donuts being made, but after 10 seconds of that isreal guy being on screen i couldn't stand him. he's henchman creeped me out- i hope he's nowhere near when the food is being prepared.
Mark Israel seems like a petulant 5 year old. It is awkward that Bobby Flay ambushes his competition, but most of the other competitors have been great sports, win or lose. Mark was just a jerk. After seeing his behavior on the show, I've lost any interest I had in the Doughnut Plant.
Whew, wow, I'm almost a year late on this comment, but I was surfing the web on Mark Isreal mainly because I went to the Doughnut Plant today and tried the Tres Leches doughnuts as well as those chocolate ones. I can only say they are incredibly amazing, fluffy, light yet creamy, and Mark Isreal was extremely personable and friendly! I guess he's just the type who hates being under pressure and hey, its 'reality tv' so they've probably edited stuff out. in the end , I don't know if anybody really cares about this but just writing it to put my 2 cents in!
Just watched this episode (in repeat evidently) and, like most of you here, was left feeling that the doughnut guy was incredibly unlikeable. I kept thinking his Royal Doughness would eventually come around - that by episode end at least, he'd give Flay a genuine compliment or a word of encouragement or something resembling actual politeness...but nope, he was an ahole from his first screen moment right through to the end. At least he's consistent! (And so apparently are his doughnuts.)
I was watching this episode yesterday. I was so annoyed at Mark. He's a total jerk, lol. I can't believe how childish he was. Grr. I wanted to hit him. I really wanted Bobby to win just so Mark would be POed, haha.
Isreal is a douchebag who was probably abused as a youngster and now any remaining self esteem is imbedded in his freaking tres leches batter. What an uptight, humorless bitch. I do agree these victims of the Flay throwdown are put in a weird situation but usually some exposure is better than none at all. Isreal is contributing to the obesity problem in this country and shamlessly touts his wares as being the best. As if a doughnut is anything other than an artery clogging heart attack waiting to happen.
I knew i wasn't alone when i watched this. all i thought was...what a jerk!
I didn't know that the premise of the show was an 'ambush' type...i started watching during the competition.
nevertheless, there's no reason for someone to act like such a complete asshole. his comment after the jelly handshake "this wouldn't happen in my doughnuts" was rediculous.
as good as that guys' donuts sound, i wouldn't go into buy one knowing that the owner is such a douche...i'm glad there are so many others that feel that way.
After watching most Throwdown episodes, I must say I was shocked to see how Mark Isreal was acting. He was such an arrogant, conceited cry baby! Even before Bobby Flay showed up, Mark seemed wayy to much into HIMSELF in a vain way. There was no warmth and yeah people praise their specialties, but he seemed to be Boasting. And when Bobby Flay showed up, Mark's reaction was overboard. At first I kept thinking "hey maybe he is joking around" like how people sometimes put down their opponents, but mean no harm on it...its all in good fun. But nope, Mark's attitude only got worse! Its true as Bobby Flay points out, Mark didnt bring his batch over for him to try and ask to try his. And throughout the show, he seemed far away from BobbyFlay. Most people shake hands and laugh. I am glad in the end Bobby FLay did not win, beacuse I was scared and almost embarrased to see what Mark would have done. (hey maybe Food Network purposely let Mark win?!)Games and challenges are all in god fun, and another great example of a sore loser is Dustin Diamond in Celebrity Fit Club this past season. Maybe Mark and Dustin should become best friends.
Isreal needs to get a clue from the sticky bun girl from Harvard.
- cheznquackers said...
I cannot believe the negative attitude towards Bobby Flay.
He may come off cocky to some but I see a young street kid from New York who was headed down the road to mediocrity until he found his perfect path in life thru food.
His shows are interesting and fun and he is always gracious whether in victory or defeat.
Bobby doesn't just go up against Joe Nobody. He goes up against the acknowledged expert in that area for that particular food dish.
Many challenges are way out of his normal sphere of knowledge but he goes in anyway.
He is a chef, not a chocolatier nor a baker but he takes on a candy maker in one episode, a wedding cake diva in another and a doughnut guru in yet another.
He obviously knows that he will lose many of these challenges but he goes in anyway and surprisingly comes very close to winning.
I'd say Flay would win more of his challenges if he didn't get creative and put his twist on some of these traditional dishes. He makes them his own and that is usually his downfall since many of the challenge judges seem to be looking for the traditional flavor and way of making the dish (even if Bobby's often seem like they'd taste better).
It's all in fun people. Get a grip, relax and enjoy the show.
umm, yeah, the challenged chefs may be surrounded by supporters and though those supporters get to try both chef's dishes, they always bring in "experts" to be the actual judge of the contest, and the dishes are anonymous until the winner is announced. I only really remember two, the two NYC cops and on the burger challenge episode they brought in come singing restaurant owner... oh, and Bobby won that one, though the chef he had challenged had already won $20,000 for that burger so she was a good sport about it, i think it was even her birthday party.
I always knew that this show should've been called "Ambush" with Bobby Flay.
I hate B. Flay, but Isreal is a real jackass. I feel bad for a lot of the people who Flay ambushes, as they are small timers, mostly. But this dude owns a business and is a professional, it's what he does for a living. I wouldn't eat his square donut if he paid me. What a douchebag.
i think everyone should back off on how b.flay approaches his opponents as for wut ive seen they enjoy it very much so just chill sit back and let the show go on!!! thank you
I hate the premise of Throwdown. Sure, a guy with all his training, two assistants and a network's budget and kitchen can make ONE MEAL that is tastier than something that a person has spent a lifetime building from scratch, a product that has to meet not only taste standards, but time and cost requirements. He's a tool, people are ambushed, and livelyhoods are at stake. Mark just let his feelings come out a bit more than others have on the show.
Bobby is great and i am proud of him. so what if he seems cocky to some to me he is absoultely fab! i would watch anything he does. i would rather deal with a cocky chef than a cocky actor. They are the worst.
Well I'm visiting NYC and happen to have caught this episode while in my hotel room. I started immediately planning on getting my hands on some of Mark's doughnuts until I watched this painful episode.
Mark is a total douche. Bobby's show would have done nothing but boost his buisiness but instead Mark used it to look like a complete tool from start to finish.
No thanks - Id rather have regular doughnuts that help fill that a hole's pocket.
I expected better than this from Mark. How unprofessional and arrogant can one get? He reminds me of Ricky Ponting, captain of the Australian cricket team. As for Bobby, he was a good sport as he was able to laugh off Mark's horrible comments. Throwdown is a very educational show , especially for Bobby, since he gets to try his hand at cooking a variety of dishes and put his own twist on it.
- Royster said...
I like Bobby Flay, and I think overall, the show is some good natured competition. Most people he goes up against take the whole thing in good spirit, but that Mark Isreal was a fucking jerk. I was curious about his donuts as I have heard about them before, and I often thought if I was in NYC, i might stop by and purchase a dozen, but fuck that...I would not set foot in that idiot's shop..Prissy little Primadonna bitch boy.
Regardless of whether or not you're a BF fan, Mark's behavior was unreasonable and unecessary. How much effort does it take to look at this an opportunity for, at the very least, a good time. My impression of Mark: a self-absorbed diva who has shown his true colors to the entire country. He could have seen this as the free publicity is was and made the best of the situation, but instead he chose to behave like a spoiled rotten fairy. I watched Bobby blow sunshine up Mark's butt with exaggerated compliments left and right. No doubt, this was to ease his mind and help him relax. I would consider it a great compliment if someone of that respect in the industry thought I was good enough to challenge. I think the whole purpose of TD is to give some publicity and a big "atta-boy" to those hometown faves. I've watched this show alot and I really don't think Bobby tries that hard to win. He could if he wanted to, believe me.
Mark: Grow up and quit acting like you're a victim. Opportunity quits knocking when it gets a door in the face.
Mark Isreal seems to be a European homo of some sort.
Whatever the case, dude is freaking weird.
Just caught an episode of Throwdown with Bobby Flay in which he went up against the Mark Isreal, the NYC Doughnut Plant guy.
My compliments to Bobby for being a classy professional. From my perspective as a viewer, this doughnut guy acted like an immature, selfish, insecure prima donna. While Bobby is always complimentary to the chefs he competes against, willing to share the spotlight and acknowledge their skills, this donut guy barely cracked a smile, complained about Bobby's dough and then was caught on camera saying to his partner "they tricked me." What a jerk!
Bobby shouldn't have given the guy the exposure he got through the show but that shows what a stand up guy Bobby is.
The one silver lining - every time Food Network airs this episode, the world gets to see again the difference between a successful professional and a narcissistic skunk.
Next time I'm in NYC, I definitely won't be stopping by the Doughnut Plant.
I watched the donut episode on Food Channel the other night. Mark Isreal is such a JERK!!!... I'm surprised that Food Channel decided to air that episode. Isreal's immaturity really showed... what a freaking JERK!!... as for Bobby Flay... cool as ever... very cool... keep bringing the fun Bobby.
I know 5 year olds that are more grown up then Mark. This guy is a complete jack ass. You won't catch me in his shop.
Mark Isreal is the biggest prick I have ever seen on Throwdown. Even before Bobby showed to interrupted his stupid Donut Disco, he was a jerk on everything else we saw of him.
Too bad Mark Isreal has no sense of humor and is a whiny sad poor sport. They probably told the judges to vote him the winner so he wouldn't start to cry.
What a big baby!
After watching the Doughnut fairy Throwdown for the forth time, my feelings are still the same. Mark is a jerk that did not deserve the recognition that he got from Bobby or the Food Network.
I love the throw down shows, and Bobby if you read this, one day I will come up with a dish to challenge you with. and I won't be mad if you win.
- kellygrl said...
Wow. I just watched this epidsode with Mark Israel for the first time today. What a complete jackass!!! I love Bobby Flay. I can't understand how anyone could call him a punk. He is a great cook and very professional and classy. This Mark guy gave gay people, Jewish people, New Yorkers, and cooks in general a bad name! I don't care how good is doughnuts taste, he just lost a bunch of potential customers, because of his bitchy, catty, unprofessional, and just plain sucky attitude. Yes, they "ambushed" his little party. But come on -- he didn't even make his doughnuts on the spot... In fact, he didn't do ANYthing but act like a conceited little whiney brat. He's probably best friends with Madonna. I really hate this guy, and he is lucky I don't live near his store, because he annoyed so much. I WILL NEVER GO TO HIS STUPID DOUGHNUT STORE, MARK, YOU IGNORANT, BITCHY TWAT! YOU TOTALLY BLEW YOUR OPPORTUNITY FOR FREE PUBLICITY AND ACTED LIKE A COMPLETE BITCH TO BOBBY. CHEW ON THAT, ASS/DOUGHNUTHOLE!!
Oh, Please! Get a clue people! If Food Network said they were going to showcase my speciality, I think I would expect that Bobby Flay would show up...or I'd at least get prepared. For people to be surprised and shocked is unbelievable, it's not like this show is a secret. Whether they win or lose, they get more publicity than they could pay for in a lifetime. I really respect the ones who accept the challenge with humor and grace no matter if they win or lose.
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- Bisham said...
As an international viewer of the show, I now have a list of people to visit for their food when I get to their part of the US. Thanks to Throwdown.
Donut Plant and its sissy owner Mark Isreal is not one of them.
I'm not a big Bobby Flay fan and the name of the show - throwdown - irks me. I have however seen some spectacular cooks and chefs and pastry and pie makers who would otherwise be unknown to me and that in my opinion is gold. For me and certainly for them.
Isreal's "honesty" certainly did not show itself in his stale products and those stupid cops should get a clue. Judge it for what it is...not everyone wears a goddamned uniform and eats their snack in a bacteria infested, sweat stale squad car.
Bobby Flay is cool and a professional. He gained points with me for acting so calm and professional to that baby jerk. Mark Isreal is a cotton headed ninny muggins.
Also The Ace of Cakes sucks. Those people have no personality. I can't wait until that show goes off the air.
What a tool this Isreal guy is! He benefits from having Bobby Flay "ambush" his little party. After all, without the appeal of Bobby's show, no one would watch a profile about some po-dunk doughnut maker.
Sad thing is, all the controversy makes me want to try the donut and see what all the fuss is about.
- Mya said...
The person being challenged has to sign a waiver, so they definitely have the opportunity to decline with dignity.
I just want to say that Bobby is awesome, throwdown is a GREAT show as is ACE OF CAKES....If you don't think those people have personality, you must BE LAME! Bobby is professional and is says good things about his competition. This show is also a plug for these people, so they shouldn't be upset. I would feel honored to have Bobby challenge me to a throwdown, it means you're really good at what you do...
I tried some of those doughnuts from the Doughnut Plant and they were just 'ok' and I'd never go back again. Honestly, I've had better doughnuts at my local Kroger Bakery.
Isreal was very ungracious for Bobby publicizing his business to the country. Throwdown is always fun, and done with the purpose of highlighting someone who is admittedly the best at what they do. I will never go to the Doughnut Plant again for the dickish way Isreal treated Food Network.
I too just saw this episode of Throwdown. I only tuned in because in the preview I caught a glimpse that someone might actually NOT appreciate the bait and switch aspect of the show.
Yeah, Mark was a doush, but I can honestly sympathize with him, and I HOPE, that in retrospect, he would have acted differently. I think he just needed the TIME the show DOESN'T give you, in order to process what just happened to him. Look what a let down… (Especially for a narcissist) to find out that the FN just set him up. I'd be pretty bummed out too. Granted his wounded pride turned pretty sour, but it WOULD be disappointing.
Honestly… would Throwdown work BETTER, if after the profile… they WARNED the chief… "This party we are having… it's actually going to be a Throwdown with BF. Come prepared to meet the challenge… and don't worry… Bobby comes to these with the intention of making YOU look good.
I think it would remove that awkwardness that inhibits the show.
I live a couple of blocks from the Doughnut Plant and have thought about trying it out but will not now that I saw Throw Down (and I have the same discomfort as others over the premise of the show). What a prissy bitch that Mark Isreal. His dramatic/flamboyant behavior was put into context when Food Network kept zooming in on the drag queen at the party. Subtle, but they were making a point.
I agree. That guy acted like a diva bitch and I wouldn't buy a doughnut from him even if they are the best in the US. He was such a cry baby jerk...
I'd like all watchers of this episode to help settle a bet between friends. We've tried to find the clip online, but can't seem to locate it.
Issue of contention: Who initiated the jelly handshake? Was it Flay who put jelly in Mark Israel's hand or the other way around?
Do you really think someone as classy as Bobby Flay would initiate something as childish as a jelly handshake????
Ace of Cakes is dumb.
Ace of Cakes is not lame it just sucks.
I thought the episode was hilarious. Mark is Mr. Rock n' Roll Cool Dude & turns into a Whining Sissy in less than 5 seconds. Classic!
- Jerri Graham, Founder BB Bars. said...
I'm 50 years late on this post as I just saw this show, but man was that Mark guy a nasty piece of work. He acted like a total Prima Donna and it was just a shame for him to waste that great opportunity.
Food Network just re-ran this episode. I had seen it once before and remembered Mark being an ass, but I did not remember how much of an ass. I agree with the post that FN was dropping a not-so-subtle hint of their opinion of Mark with the shots of the drag queen. Too funny. I would never, ever try this guy's establishment and I am a doughnut fanatic.
That was absolutely painful to watch. What a child! Would Mark Israel prefer that Bobby Flay had never challenged him? Would he prefer that the rest of the country never hear of him? The point of the throwdown is exposure for these local gems! The point is to put their name up in lights! Does Bobby Flay ever get upset when he loses? Absolutely not! I would have to say that based upon Mark Israel's behavior, I wish I had never heard of him or his prissy donut shop! GROW UP!
Mark Israel, I hope you read this someday, and I have no doubt that you will because I'm sure you google your own name often. To you I would like to say, "GROW THE $*?! UP!"
I got here by googling Mark Israel Douchebag, but yeah cool blog.
I love the concept of "Throwdown". These no-names get exposure and if they can't beat Bobby with their "signature" dish then tough crapola. As far as Mark Israel goes..he's an assbag. Went to NY last week and purposefully passed up Donut Plant (what an idiotic name) due to his crybaby attitude.
- J.A. Wright said...
I am so tired of hearing how "Bobby Flay's show MADE Mark Israel". Mark's story has been on tv since 1998, in one form or another. ABC(Ugly Betty, Regis' show), Travel Channel, etc, have all showcased Mark. This, however, was supposedly his FIRST half hour special, which I still look forward to seeing.
You people who are choosing to not visit the DP based on this ONE episode of Throwdown is incredibly short-sighted. Like you guys are any better. We've ALL had days where we did things we'd like to "do over." Do those closest to you hold it against you forever when you have an attitude problem? No, you reflect, and things go back to normal.
Stop giving Mark such flack. To tell the truth, he's probably the most honest guy they showed on Throwdown, even if he was a prick.
- J.A. Wright said...
I see how many people love Kobe Bryant, and he cheated on his wife......so i'm assuming there are no Laker fans on this board. MI had an attitude, and people are treating him like the devil-incarnate, what a joke!
And, for the record, I went to the Doughnut Plant yesterday. Had the Tres Leches(DELICIOUS!), Blackout, and Carrot Cake doughnuts. I will never go to Dunkin Donuts again, now that I've tasted real donuts.
and I plan on going back, so set your opinions to the side, and don't let that get in the way of trying this excellent food.
- charmedone said...
J.A Wright - actually, I HAVE NEVER had a day where I behaved as badly as Mark. I'm sure most people haven't either. Sure, you may say 1 or 2 mean things, but most people calm down and feel bad after. Not him - he kept it up for the whole episode. Eat his food if you want to - I choose not to support jerks. Bobby gives people major publicity and honors them as "the best in the world" with throwdown. If your idol came up to you and said, "You're the best in the world at what you do. If I beat you, I would've beaten a master. Can we compete?" Would you get angry? Uh...no.
Mark Israel made himself look like a complete jerk. His true colors were clearly on display there.
It's a friendly competition and if you don't act like a moron, it gives you nation wide publicity and more business.
I actually went to one of the places I saw on Throwdown when I was on vacation. Would have never known about it otherwise.
I wouldn't buy a donut from that guy if it were a penny and I was starving.
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If it wasn't for this episode, we would never have come to Doughnut Plant on our trip from Houston. But we did see Mark being a little bit of a close talker to some Indian business men...like, creepy close.
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