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Mr. Veysey stopped at the 20 North Gallery and chatted with owner Eric Hillenbrand who's not happy with things in Washington.
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Mr. Veysey agrees.
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His opponents are longtime members of Congress Marcy Kaptur and Dennis Kucinich.
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Green Elephant Gourmet - Burmese in Palo Alto
6 hounds, beautiful presentation, but too few delicious dishes. Thanks to Melanie Wong for getting us tasters together. More to follow, but here are some photos of what we tried.
Yep, that's all folks. There's not much else to say. Or as one 'hound quipped, "get the samosas, then go". The place was full or nearly full at lunch time today.
The Portmeiron dinnerware was beautiful, also the cut crystal wine glasses on the table when we arrived. Table service of mixing our salads, ladling up the two soups was also fine. But the kitchen couldn't step up to the plate tastewise. I continued to challenge the owner/manager to bring us condiments (i.e., fish sauce, chili flakes, chili oil, lemons, ANYTHING) to doctor the food. And, when she asked, I was truthful in saying that the food was flat and lacked the garlic, shallots, ginger, spices, etc. of other Burmese cooking I've tried locally. It doesn't need to be spicy hot, but it should have some character. Even though she said that there was a Burmese cook in the kitchen, we suspected that he/she didn't touch these dishes. We only heard Mandarin being spoken in the kitchen, whereas she said that her Burmese cook did not speak Chinese. Also, we tried to order coconut rice and were told it was only available at dinner time.
Here's the photo of the prawn curry, which has a tomato, red curry base. David Sloo was spot on in describing it as a competent Spanish dish made with a mild sofrito. It never crossed over to Asia or Burma in flavor for me either. Some of us felt the prawns were overcooked; mine were on the soft side. But none were that tasty. Pretty plate though.
Here's the potato curry, which accompanied the flour tortilla-like poodi (pancakes). This had a singular note of cayenne pepper that stuck out.
The two soups were much too similar to each other. The on noh kauswer lacked the rich chicken stock base that should be the foundation. Instead the curried coconut milk overwhelmed all other flavors. The mohinga had some potential, but again was flat until I added some more lemon juice and fish sauce.
I'll let others talk about the rest of the dishes. We were comped some fried bananas topped with canned whipped stuff. Cost per person was $17.
Afterwards we stepped over the Rick's Ice Cream next door for our happy ending. Witnessing a fender-bender in the parking lot, I thought the subtitle for this lunch should be "Burmese car wreck".
We need to get back to Rangoon. Here's an old thread, and includes my take on nearly the same dishes there.
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re: Melanie Wong
Have you seen the Palo Alto Weekly's recent review?
The reviewer seemed to like it quite a bit, but OTOH I'm doubtful of her level of familiarity with Burmese cuisine - either she was swayed by the ambience, or the understudy chef was in the kitchen during your lunch?
re: jkg
Thanks for the link, I hadn't seen the article. I consider Sheila Himmel a friend, but, we have different tastes. Her description of the ingredients of the tea salad and the mound of iceberg lettuce is exactly what we were served. But the difference is that our group and I personally considered a tea salad of that composition to be a poor example and lacking character. Your mileage may vary.
Well, first off I did not get the impression it was Burmese from reading the menu. Only about 10% of the dishes were Burmese the rest were Chinese. While waiting outside I able to overhead the chefs at work and they spoke Chinese.
Later of the owner told us her husband was Burmese and they had one Burmese chef and one Chinese chef. I was ask to find out if the Burmese chef work at night, but the food cause me a lot of disinterest in asking.
The dishes, presentation and surrounding were first rate. Now if only the food match.
All the ingredients expect for the shrimp was fresh and well prepared but it was not Burmese food. I want to like the food but if I want Chinese food there are a lot of other places I would go to.
Rangoon does not have as good a setting but the food was much more Burmese.
Doh, almost/could've made it there today. Alas it was past 11:50 when I was done with my meeting and work.
This was easily the most uninteresting Asian food I've had in a long time. The flavors on all of the dishes were muted and flat. The servers were friendly and took the time to answer our questions but my taste buds slept through the entire meal, only to be awakened by a small dish of "Industrial Chocolate" ice-cream next door at Ricks. This was great stuff, probably the best chocolate ice-cream in recent memory.
Avoid the Green Elephant!
To Green Elephant's credit, they are trying hard in everything except the most important way: making good, interesting food that no one else makes.
We got, largely, what we ordered. It arrived at something like a proper temperature. The server and one of the owners genuinely tried to respond to our requests -- and requests from Melanie are specific and test a restaurant beyond the usual (in the most delightful and culinarily encouraging of ways). The plates, the willow branches in the centerpiece, and the service were surprisingly appealing -- and exactly what chowhounds look past. Nothing was out and out awful, though everything was out and out bland.
In short, all it would take is a real chef with real courage in the kitchen, and they would have an interesting restaurant. Melanie pointed out that the cooking itself seemed competent, so it's too bad that the spicing and the ingredient balances were so tame and so lame.
It would be hard for me to anti-recommend Green Elephant, because the food is so safe and non-descript. But my inclination in that part of Palo Alto would be to gorge on kulfi ice cream at Rick's, go down the street to Deedee's, or just tell Green Elephant to give you six samosas and leave it at that.
re: David Sloo
The food was nondescript and monodimensional...We hounds even left food on the table and NONE of us wanted to take any home!
The" group" was fun, the ice cream terrific!
I went to Piazza Market and bought a Duartes Frozen Ollalieberry pie which I baked and enjoyed that night!
re: ChowFun_derek
did you see a Duartes Frozen Peach pie at Piazza Market? I love peach pie so wonder if they have it there. I don't like all the little seeds in ollalieberry pie.
What ice cream flavors at Rick's did you find terrific?
re: hhc
They had, in addition to the ollalieberry...strawberry rhubarb, and pumpkin.
The Industrial Chocolate was intense...the one with wine in it (Iforget what it is called) and the pistachio saffron, all were very good... They even had one in bulk called..."Computer Chip"!!! ah these geeks...gotta love 'em!
I can't wait to go back and try more!
re: paloaltohac
What did you order?
re: thejulia
The table settings are very nice. I recall commenting to the group that I've purchased the same Portmeiron on friends' wedding registries. One thing I didn't mention before is that the wife part of the ownership team doesn't seem to like Burmese food, saying something to the effect that her husband is the one who's Burmese and wanted to have it on the menu. And even though she's managing the floor, she's not conversant in the cuisine nor were any of the wait staff the day we were there. You might have better luck ordering from the Chinese side of the menu . . . though as others pointed, you have many other options for Chinese food.
Hope you'll join us for one of chowdowns sometime, thejulia. Anyone who is interested in helping organize chow meals can sign up here.
re: Melanie Wong
Since I live in midtown, I have gone to the Green Elephant Gourmet a few times. I do enjoy the food, but that is because I am not expecting it to be authentic in any way... I'd place it in the same category as Chef Chu's in Los Altos, although I actually like it better than Chef Chu's. I moved to Palo Alto from Boston a year and a half ago, and so I occasionally crave "Bostonized" Chinese food... the crab rangoon at Green Elephant really hits the spot.
I wanted to post an update on Green Elephant Gourmet. I live really close, but just tried it a few weeks ago. I had the mushrooms and vegetables which was extremely tasty, very flavorful and the vegetables where nicely crisp. I tried the place again about a week later and the food didn't seem as good. The food was greasy and the vegetables were limb and pale green. Also, the food was salty. The place was very busy at the time, so not sure if they were rushing a bit. Then I tried the place again a few days ago...perhaps the last time was a fluke? Again, the food was not good. I had the salt and pepper shrimp, which tasted like flour...like it wasn't cooked at a high enough temperature or not long enough and the shrimp was mealy and certainly not salty or peppery. The service was quick, but the wait person seemed hurried the last time. What a disappointment...I was really hoping to find a good chinese restaurant close by.
I didn't try any of the Burmese dishes, perhaps these are better.


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Few things in life are as head-clearing, as soul-soothing, as some free Shakespeare at sunset in the summertime. New Yorkers have partaken of this urban "vespers therapy" since June 18, 1962, when The Public Theater set up permanent summer residency in Central Park, opening its Delacorte Theater with a production of The Merchant of Venice, directed by The Public's visionary Joseph Papp and starring George C. Scott.
Bernard Gersten, now executive producer of Lincoln Center Theater and then associate producer of the New York Shakespeare Festival, remembers it well — even poetically: "I have a vivid memory of a moment in the first act when George Scott was holding the scarf of his daughter who'd just run off with that Gentile, and he was saying something like, 'My daughter! My jewel!' He held the scarf up, and a breeze took it and wafted it around the stage. It was extraordinary — a really spiritual thing!"
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Welcome to The Classroom Economist. I'm Gary Tapp, Director of Economic Education for the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
The Sixth Federal Reserve District Economic Education team is pleased to introduce a new online resource for teachers to use both for professional development and with their students. This series offers a variety of on-line tools to help you understand and teach key economic concepts for high school and middle school students.
The Classroom Economist features video and Power Point content to enhance teacher understanding of core economic, Federal Reserve, and personal financial topics. It also provides lesson demonstrations, a "test your knowledge" segment, and resource ideas to help teachers bring the topic to life in the classroom.
The first module in our Classroom Economist series is "What Is Inflation?" It includes five components.
First, An Economist's View—Mike Bryan, Vice President and Senior Economist, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, discusses key concepts regarding inflation in a video segment that can be shown in short clips.
Second, A Master Teacher Lesson —Watch a master teacher give a live classroom demonstration of an inflation lesson and hear him describe how he uses the activity to introduce the concept.
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And finally, a Resources Guide—This segment provides step-by-step directions for the lesson demonstrated and presents links to additional resources to expand your tool kit for teaching about inflation.
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Provo • Little did anyone realize back in preseason camp that when BYU offensive coordinator Robert Anae compared the installation of his new offense to a marathon that the Cougars would literally try to win football games with their feet, rather than their arms.
But that's how the "go hard, go fast" attack has played out so far, with the Cougars (2-2) ranking fourth nationally in rushing offense at 307.3 yards per game and 103rd in passing offense at 185.3 per game.
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Amazingly, BYU went the entire month of September (three games) without throwing a touchdown pass. The Cougars' lone TD pass of 2013 was their first touchdown of the season, a 4-yarder from Taysom Hill to JD Falslev.
Obviously, this is not your grandfather's BYU offense, or your father's, or even your older brother's. Somewhere, LaVell Edwards and Ty Detmer have scowls on their faces.
This new way of moving the football for BYU will be on display Friday night, and be tested mightily, against a Utah State defense that ranks 38th against the run in the nation, allowing just 126.6 yards per game. Kickoff is at 6 p.m. at Romney Stadium, and the game will be televised by the CBS Sports Network.
"We are at least a couple miles down the marathon lane," Anae said Tuesday. "And you know, I do see progress. I am very optimistic about our future development. I look forward to the offense getting better as the season unravels."
Anae said it is too early to say BYU's offensive identity this year is its running game, led by quarterback Taysom Hill, who is tied for fifth in the country in rushing yards per game, 141.3. Sophomore running back Jamaal Williams is 13th nationally, at 126.0 ypg.
"Right now, it is more about us than the playbook," Anae said. "In other words, what the players do best … is what we are trying to focus on. Those kinds of things we are still discovering about ourselves. And I do believe every game we get closer to that revelation of who we are."
The Aggies are 22nd in the nation in total defense, one spot ahead of BYU. The Cougars weren't able to ram the ball down Utah's throat in that 20-13 loss two weeks ago, and don't figure to be able to do that against USU.
Seemingly, Anae will have to open the playbook a bit more, but Hill said that won't necessarily be the case.
"Everything that we have installed through fall camp, we have ran," Hill said. "We have had all that at our disposal. I don't know what else [Anae] has in the back of his mind, so right now I would say 100 percent [of the playbook has been used]. But I don't know what else he has in store."
This week, Hill will have his two biggest weapons at his disposal — Williams and receiver Cody Hoffman. But the sophomore still plans to do some damage with his legs.
"I didn't know what would come about with this new offensive scheme," he said regarding his eye-popping rushing totals. "Again, I am willing to do anything I can to help the team win. Up to this point of the season, that's been a big part of it. So I am happy with the way that it has turned out. We will just continue to plug along. If that's what it is going to take to win, that's what we are going to do."
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**[TW: ABLEISM & SLURS]** The message is constantly being sent out by atheists everywhere: if your mind is configured differently than mine, you're not welcome here. Which is a shame, because I can count many atheists with ADHD, autism, depression, PTSD, schizophrenia, etc, some of them as good friends and terrific contributors to the community.
If we really want atheism without barriers, we have to cut out the ableist language, now. This includes ending the crazy-bashing of Christians, because if an atheist with a mental disorder walks into a room where people are casually tossing around the words "crazy", "retarded", "idiotic", etc, ze's going to feel under attack.
Discussions which center around attacks or slander of people's mental states aren't only harmful, they're lazy. The fact is, arguments from the supernatural aren't wrong because they're crazy, they're wrong because they're not supported by evidence. Dangerous people aren't dangerous because they're crazy, they're dangerous because they're threatening violence. It's time we started taking pushing the bar higher in atheism. Let's take ableism seriously.
I want to add that I don't support trying to convince religious people that they are "wrong" / trying to convert people to atheism. But the point remains that atheists have a serious fucking problem with ableist thinking — language alone isn't the problem.
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Not all people have the "standard model" brain, and a lot of those people are proud atheists and need the support of a freethinking community. But many atheists pride themselves on being "more intelligent" than religious people, and are quick to call fundamentalists "crazy".
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By Jennifer Kraus
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - If you don't normally check your bank or credit card statements, you'll want to now. People across the country are finding charges on their latest bills that aren't theirs.
When Crystal Weeks looks at her latest bank statement, she found a $74 charge from a company called Digital Star.
"And then when I started looking down my bill, they hadn't hit me once, they'd hit me twice," Weeks told NewsChannel 5 Investigates.
Two charges for a total of $150 from a company she had never heard of.
And, it turns out, she's not alone. NewsChannel 5 Investigates found online forums filled with complaints about the same mysterious charges, all appearing on statements within the last month or so.
And there are victims across the country and even in Canada. Many, like Weeks, had multiple charges.
"Apparently nobody's safe," Weeks said.
"This is what we call cyber-crime," said the FBI's Scott Augenbaum.
Augenbaum said this is likely the work of criminals overseas who have used the Internet to tap into people's accounts and steal their money.
"How big of a problem is this?" NewsChannel 5 Investigates asked Augenbaum.
"Our director, Robert Muller, said in the next two or three years, cyber-crime will be the number one priority for the FBI. Right now, it's the number three priority behind terrorism and counter-intelligence," he responded.
Perhaps even scarier, according to Augenbaum, is just how easy it is for you to wind up with fraudulent charges.
Crystal Weeks recalled, "I was like how on Earth did they get my information?"
Weeks said she rarely uses her bank card online.
But the FBI's cyber-crime chief said it's what else we do online that makes us vulnerable to cyber-attacks.
The cyber criminals, he said, know how to use email and social media to infect our computers. All you have to do is open an email you think is from a friend or click on a link supposedly posted on a friend's Facebook page and you can wind up with a malicious virus on your computer and probably not even know it.
And since so many people do their banking online these days, the cyber thief then has access to all of your account information.
"Whenever you receive emails, the best tip that the FBI has is think before you click. If you get a link in the mail from a friend, put your cursor over it. See if it's from your friend and if it says instead of .com, it says .ru which is Russia or .cn which is China, think would your friend have any reason to send you emails from those countries?" Augenbaum added.
It's hard to say where the folks behind Digital Star are. When we ran the company's address, we found a Mailboxes Etc. location in London. But mail sent there could easily be forwarded anywhere in the world. And the company's London-based phone number, we found, doesn't work.
Crystal Weeks said, "It's an atrocity is what it is."
There are some other ways to keep this from happening to you:
- Be sure to keep your Internet security up to date.
- Use a credit card, not a debit card. A debit card is anything directly linked to your bank account, even if it says Visa or MasterCard on it.
- And be sure to review your statements regularly. The sooner you catch any fraudulent charges, the sooner you can stop them and keep the thieves from running up more.
- If you do find fraudulent charges on your account, contact your bank or credit card company immediately to dispute the charges.
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- Each group will perform a cheer of its choice in the designated area.
- Each organization is limited to 60 seconds for its presentation. A 15-point deduction will be made to any entry going over the time limit. Timing begins when choreographed movement begins.
- Entry form must be submitted online at https://my.uww.edu by 11:59 pm on Thursday, October 13th.
- Submit cheer via email to email@example.com by Monday, October 17th. You may also bring it to the meeting at 9:15pm. Must include list of props to be used (i.e. signs, instruments, etc.)
- Order of performance will be displayed at the General Information Meeting on Monday, October 17th. Those not submitting cheer will immediately be disqualified from the competition.
- Faculty, staff and alumni will judge using a point system of 1-10 for spirit, volume/clarity, originality, organization, crowd response, and adherence to theme (and time limit is taken into account as well).
- All participants should assemble at Gym 1 of the Williams Center at the beginning of the Spirit Rally and check in with the HSC Committee members by 6:50pm. Failure to check-in on time or not show will result in removal from competition.
- Decisions by the judges are FINAL.
NOTE: Any cheer promoting irresponsible use of alcohol, using profanity, or implying sexual or racial discrimination is not permitted. Your cheer should also support good sportsmanship. Any organizations using such cheers or displaying public drunkenness will be automatically disqualified and potentially banned from other homecoming activities.
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Pop diva Celine Dion is planning to release her new album, Water And A Flame, in the coming months. To reintroduce fans to her pop sensibilities and tease what's new, Dion has begun releasing a series of studio updates, and we have the first right here on OurStage.
Opening with a clip of herself recording a new song, Dion sings "Now you're gone / There's nothing else I want / Now that it's over / There's nothing else I want." To say she's still working well within her wheelhouse would be an understatement, but as the clip gives way to Dion's discussion of the track it's clear she is as passionate as ever. You can view the teaser below.
Water And A Flame should hit stores over summer, but may end up delayed until the fall. We'll post a single as soon as one surfaces online. Continue reading 'Celine Dion Teases New Material'