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Fantastic Cafe Mulino in Ewing
My wife and I visited here yesterday, using a discount coupon. We were very pleasantly surprised to find it is run by an Ecuadorian chef we knew many years ago. The food is the best Italian food I have had in a very long time. He uses premium ingredients and knows his cooking. I had some fluke, which was an extraordinary piece of very fresh fish. It came with first rate spinach, some pasta and fresh artichoke hearts. I finished with a zabaglione, not on the menu but he made it for me.
Here is a link to their web site. I can't say enough good things about this place.
Mar 14, 2014bankcello in New Jersey
Has anyone tried Shing Kee on Washington Avenue
My wife and I had lunch there today. It is not the old owners. We had three dished, with a vast amount to take home. They were Watercress with Preserved Bean Curd (haven't had it before, very nice with good crunchy watercress stems), Beef Chow Fun (good, but not as good as the original place) and Braised Bean Curd (remarkably good, better than before). I suspect we will be eating there whenever we are in Philadelphia.
Oct 09, 2013bankcello in Philadelphia
Has anyone tried Shing Kee on Washington Avenue
I hope that is true. I will be trying it on Wednesday.
Oct 06, 2013bankcello in Philadelphia
Has anyone tried Shing Kee on Washington Avenue
The place seems to have opened in the spot where the Hello Cafe, my favorite Hong Kong style restarurant was. They have a very similar menu.
Oct 03, 2013bankcello in Philadelphia
Sep 16, 2013bankcello in New Jersey
I hadn't heard of this chain before, though I see that many other ChowHound people have. This place goes to show that a chain can serve very good food. The fried chicken was super, as were the yucca fries. It is also nice to have a choice of beverages other than soda. At the very least they have horchata (a favorite of mine), Jamaica and Tamarindo. I will be back when I want a quick meal with a minimal of ambiance.
Sep 16, 2013bankcello in New Jersey
Farnsworth House, Bordentown, NJ
My wife and I ate there last night. It was the first time in a long while. It will be the last time. It was barely acceptable, and with the prices being what they are there are many other places in the area that are better.
Aug 05, 2013bankcello in New Jersey
Mings Noodles and Dumplings, Hatboro
My wife and I ate there last night and were very disappointed. We ordered the combination dumpling platter (steamed) and the Peking noodles. The dumplings were OK. The noodles, which were made in house were good noodles, but the dish itself was basically unseasoned. It had a thick gloppy tasteless sauce. I understand that this place is run by Korean-Chinese and was expecting good seasoning.
Jul 30, 2012bankcello in Philadelphia
Even though it sounds nothing like the Giant in my area, which is just an ordinary supermarket, I think I will give it a try. What can I lose?
Do they actually serve lunch there, or is it all take out, which wouldn't work for me.
I find that I will be in Willow Grove at lunch time every two weeks. I am hoping to find somewhere to eat. I have tried Pho & Beyond which was not terrible, though the choice for pho was very limited. I also tried Mandarin Gardens, which was terrible.
When in Willow Grove I am near Mandarin Gardens and get there from the Turnpike. Any suggestions for that area?
I liked almost everything. They had a very large menu and very good cooking. I loved the Shanghai noodles, the chow fun, the various hot pots, the rice dishes, etc. The wok hei of the chow fun was as good as it gets. There were dishes I had not encountered previously. An example being a hot pot of sole filets spiced with black pepper. It was a restaurant where any difficulty in ordering was because of the variety offered, rather than the paucity.
When visiting a Chinese friend in San Francisco I was struck by how much better Hello Cate's food than most of the SF places at which we ate/
Any comments on the New Golden Palace?
Nov 12, 2011bankcello in Philadelphia
The place is there (it can't go away), but new owners and new cuisine. I miss Hello very much!!!
Nov 12, 2011bankcello in Philadelphia
Every second Wednesday in the non-summer months I go into Philadelphia from Trenton to play chamber music on Queen Street. After playing I have lunch a the Hello Cafe on Washington Avenue, a wonderful Hong Kong restaurant. Yesterday I found that it was gone and will replaced by a Vietnamese place. I am shocked and stunned, since it was my favorite restaurant.
Does anyone have a suggestion of a similar place in the area. Chinatown is not a good choice for me because of the parking difficulty.
Any and all suggestions will be welcomed.
Nov 10, 2011bankcello in Philadelphia
Under The Moon, New Menu Now In Place
Seeing the nice reviews the place received my wife and I decided to try it. The place is attractive in an odd sort of way. I was, however, underwhelmed by the food.
I ordered the "French Pork Chop". It was a large chop, but I found ti to be tough and not particularly tasty. The lentils that accompanied it were good. My wife ordered a roast pork dish that was similarly disappointing. Both pork cuts would have benefited from brining.
The toast served at the beginning of the meal with chimichuri was nice. Some nice bread to go along with the meal would have been very welcome.
I tried their chocolate mousse. Very intense flavor, which is good. The texture was not. It was much too firm. After all, a mousse if a foam. The was more like a very good chocolate pudding.
While it wasn't a terrible meal, I won't be returning there.
Aug 19, 2011bankcello in New Jersey
Seeing this post reminded me of the many great meals I had a Foo Joy when I still worked within walking distance of Chinatown. Since it has been so long since then I don't remember most of the dishes, however I do recall a nice pig's ear dish, as well as bean curd with preserved eggs. I think that the years that I was able to eat lunch in Chinatown very often (1969-1976) had some of the best eating that I have every done. That was when Szechuan cooking seemed to first arrive, with Szechuan Taste opening. That was before Szechuan Taste became a chain and the quality declined.
Jul 31, 2011bankcello in New Jersey
El Mariachi Restaurant in Trenton
Not to be confused with Taqueria Mariachi in Trenton. This is a Mexican/Guatamalan restaurant in the Chambersberg area of Trenton, housed where formerly there was an Italian restaurant. They have retain all the old decor, including the mural of Italy.
I have found all of the food to be quite good, but what I have really enjoyed have been some of their soups. The first (whose Spanish name I can't quite recall) is made from trip and cow's feet. The broth is rich and spicy, the tripe wonderfully chewy and the connective tissue on the cow's feet is heaven for those who like gelatinous food. It is one of the best soups I have ever had. They make nice thick tortillas. The other soup (served only on weekends) is Sopa de Res, aka beef soup. A real country dish. Not spicy at all, full of vegetables, a broth that is unbelievably good (it compares favorably to good pho), along with pieces of oxtail and short ribs.
I haven't tried any of the other soups, but plan to sample them.
They don't have dessert, but make a great horchata which seems to very from time to time.
Jul 31, 2011bankcello in New Jersey
Looking for best pho in Philadelphia
My wife and I tried it today. They serve an Americanized version of Vietnamese food. Admittedly we only order a few items, but we were disappointed.
An order of summer rolls contained a lot of iceberg lettuce and very few herbs. The rice paper was OK, but far too much lettuce. My feeling is that the right amount of lettuce in this dish is none.
Something called "Roman Salad" sounded as though it would be the nice dish of raw beef with a fish sauce dressing. It wasn't. Again, a lot of lettuce, some cooked beef and a pleasant sweet vinegarette, along with some pickled carrot and daikon.
A Bahn Mi had nice bread, but a not very Vietnamese taste.
If I didn't know how Vietnamese food can taste I might have found the food acceptable, but it was not what I was looking for.
Jun 11, 2011bankcello in Philadelphia
Hello Cafe on Washington Avenue
This is by far my favorite restaurant in Philadelphia. It is a Hong Kong style restaurant in an Asian mall between 6th and 7th on Washington Avenue.
The menu is very large and everything has been very very good. The prices are reasonable. The only dish that disappointed was duck tongue and duck feet. My problem with that dish is that the tongues have a bone and they are therefore rather tedious to eat.
Everything else that I have tried is wonderful. I eat there just about every time I am in Philadelphia. I think that if this place were close to where I live (lovely Trenton) I would make an arrangement to eat there all the time, taking what ever they chose to serve.
It is just about impossible to single out anything as the best. All the dishes are. They make wonderful noodle dishes and great hot pots. As a means of comparison, each year I visit a Chinese friend in San Francisco. Of course we eat in Chinese restaurants. Hello Cafe is as good as any and better than most.
The staff is friendly and the young cook from Malaysia really knows what he is doing.
Mar 19, 2011bankcello in Philadelphia
My wife and I decided to try their weekday prix fixe menu. I had gotten a restaurant..com discount which make the cost of trying it a bit cheaper.
The place is attractive. We sat in a glassed-in area and had a nice view. However the food was somewhat disappointing. The first thing I noticed was that they served salted butter. I don't consider that appropriate for this class of restaurant. I was told it was Amish butter, but it was very heavily salted.
I started with a decent mushroom soup and my wife had shrimp. The soup was OK and the shrimp were not bad. The seasoning was good, but I have had better shrimp. We went on to a salad course. My wife had various greens with Roquefort cheese, grapes and walnuts. She enjoyed it. I had a Caesar salad. It was pretty good, but had a piece of toasted bread rather than croutons.
My wife had monkfish which she enjoyed. I had a somewhat peculiar combination of Hawaiian butterfish and beef cheeks. The fish was pretty good and so were the beef cheeks. However, they did not belong together.
Dessert was White Chocolate Bread Pudding with Amaretto Sauce which my wife enjoyed and a Chocolate Torte with Liquid Chocolate Center which was also pretty good, though not outstanding.
It wasn't a bad meal, but it did not come up to my expectations.
Mar 19, 2011bankcello in Philadelphia
Wor Shu Opp in Philadelphia????
Does anyone know of a restaurant where I can get wor shu opp, made in the "old fashioned" way?
Feb 14, 2011bankcello in Philadelphia
I'm afraid I have to differ about the House. I am visiting a friend here in SF and we went to the House. What I was expecting and what we got were nowhere nearly similar. Their greatest failing was an amazingly bad server faux pas. My friend eats very slowly, I eat rapidly. I had finished my appetizer and he was still eating his soup. The waitress brought my main dish, which surprised me. However she then brought my friends dish and set it on the table next to his soup. I found that to be an unexcusable error.
I had a deef fried salmon roll as appetizer. The texture was fine and the salmon had almost no flavor. When asked whether the salmon in another dish was farmed or wild she said that "today is is farmed." I suspect that is was farmed the day before and will be so the future.
I ordered curry noodles with shrimp as a main course. The noodles (udon) and no texture, the sauce had very little flavor, and the less said about the shrimp the better.
Even realizing that SF is an expensive city I felt the restaurant was also a poor value. I am very glad that we didn't order dessert.
Oct 11, 2010bankcello in San Francisco Bay Area
I went there a second time last night, lured by a coupon ($12 off). I had their tempura platter. While ample, it was not good. The oil seemed old and the food was greasy. I don't mind greasy in the right setting, but not for tempura. I won't be returning for dinner, though I might try their all you can eat sushi on Sundays. At least it won't be fried.
Sep 05, 2010bankcello in Philadelphia
Penny Bistro -- Liberian food in Levittown
I did contract them and they gave me a credit.
Aug 12, 2010bankcello in Philadelphia
Penny Bistro -- Liberian food in Levittown
I had never had Liberian food before, and when I found that I could get a restaurant.com certificate for a place serving that, which was nearby, I couldn't resist. I called before going and found that they no long took the certificates. However, my wife and I went in spite of that.
It is a small place with a counter and tables in the rear. A fairly large menu with lots of unfamiliar dishes. We ordered two main dishes and an appetizer. The appetizer and one of the entrees were sold out. We reordered and had "palm butter with rice" and "plantain and gravy". The gravy was chicken. The palm butter came with some beef, chicken and very chewy morsels of bluefish. The flavor profiles of each dish were unlike anything I have had before. I look forward to trying the restaurant again.
No desserts, no interesting beverages and the credit card machine wasn't working, but who cares when the food is so good.
You can see a menu at http://www.restaurant.com/microsite-m..., at least until they remove it.
Aug 10, 2010bankcello in Philadelphia
Great Filipino food in Hamilton.
I have eaten twice at Golden Bread, in a strip mall at the corner of Flock Road and Quakerbridge Road in Hamilton.
It is both a Filipino bakery and an eatery. The food is dispensed from behind a counter and has proven to be quite good. I first had Filipino food in New York City about fifty years ago, and liked it then, but haven't had much recently.
What is served is, to my taste, quite authentic and very reasonably priced. I have had tocino and dinuguan (less spicy than I am used to). They are served with rice and a side dish. The portions are ample. There seem to be different choices on different days, along with items that are listed on a menu.
I have not tried any of the sweet baked goods, but the savory ones (pork and chicken empanadas, pork steamed bun, pork baked bun and a flaky pork pastry whose name I can recall) were all wonderful. I look forward to trying their sweet pastries as well as having many other meals there.
Note that the place closes at seven and many things are sold out in the early evening. You would best come for lunch.
Aug 10, 2010bankcello in New Jersey
A good meal between DIA and the University of Denver
I will be arriving at DIA from the east coast in time for a meal. I will be travelling to the University of Denver. Any suggestions for a good place to eat en route??
May 02, 2010bankcello in Mountain States
A great Polish restaurant in Trenton
For many years my wife and I ate at Julian's Bistro in Trenton, a very nice Polish restaurant. Sdaly, Julian's is no more and its replacement is no good.
Lately we have been frequent diners at Villa Polonia (at the corner of Mulberry and Brunswick Avenues). The food is wonderful, the service friendly and the prices more than fair. Most of the clientele is Polish.
Their soups are a treat. I have had sour soup, pickle soup, mushroom soup, borscht, tripe soup and others that I can't recall and they are all flavorful and hearty. The portion is large and the price is low.
The main dishes include many Polish specialties, again at reasonable prices.
Sometimes they have special desserts, which are basically homemade cakes. Nothing to look at, wonderful to eat. Their blintzes are different from what I am used to. Light crepes with a filling of cheese, folded in quarters. With some powdered sugar and sour cream it is blintz heaven.
Be aware that sometimes they are closed for dinner because of private paaties. It is a great restaurant.
Nov 23, 2009bankcello in New Jersey
Problem in Morrisville and happy solution in Levittown
My favorite restaurant in Morrisville (JB's) closed without warning in April. It was a wonderful place and looking at my credit card records I saw that we had eaten there at least 250 times. The fook was excellent and the prices very reasonable.
Without JB's, looking for a place to eat became quite difficult. I did turn up a fairly decent BBQ place (Tennessee's), and had at least one totally disasterous experience (Hong Kong Pearl in Levitttown, I hadn't realized that there were still such dreadful Chinese restaurants).
While driving on Route 13 we notices a sign for the Istanbul Kabob House. There used to be a number of Turkish restaurants on Route 13, but they had gone away. We decided to try is last night.
The food was very good, and the portions very large. Ordering one appetizer, two mains and two desserts, we took home quite a bit. The appetizer was a garlic and dill flavored yogurt. Nothing of that remained. We also got a kabob dish (ground meat served with fabuous rice, salads and a very deceptive pepper). the other main was a pide with everything. If you are not familiar with pide, think of it as Turkish pizza. Great food. Desserts were an OK rice pudding and an absolutely divine caramel pudding, whose name I don't recall. The texture was similar to a very good creme brulee, but without the crust.
The service was friendly and we actually spent quite a bit of time chatting with the waiter. My only complaint is that I would have liked more items on the menu.
I intend to visit again soon.
Jun 27, 2009bankcello in Pennsylvania
West side question from a former New Yorker
I used to live in Manhattan and knew my way around restaurants. However it has been over thirty years since I have eaten there.
I will be visiting Manhattan to audition for "Who Wants to be a Millionaire". The audition is at 2:45, so I thought I might have lunch. I will be coming in by train so Korean restaurants in the Penn Station area come to mind, but I wonder if there are any other suggestions. If there are any that have particularly nice "little dishes" at lunch, I would like to hear about them.
The audition is on West 66th street, on the park block. I don't want to spend a great deal on lunch. I looked at the menu at the nearby Picholine and found it much too pricey for me. Any suggestions in the neighborhood would be welcome, or has non-ethnic food in New York gone beyond the budget of a frugal Trentonite.
Thanks for any advice.


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It is 1:15 p.m., Milan leads, 1-nil, on a controversial free kick just before the half of the European Champions League final, my phone rings and it is our NFL writer, Sam Farmer, just leaving the Keyshawn Johnson retirement news conference at Heritage Hall.
Farmer says Johnson's agent, Jerome Stanley, told him that his client had offers from the Raiders (he doesn't need them), the Patriots (they don't need him) and the Titans (USC alumni connection there with Jeff Fisher, Norm Chow). According to Stanley, the Titans offered two years, "close to $8 million," but ESPN/ABC put together a better package.
ABC is considering using Johnson on "Dancing With the Stars" and as a fill-in for Regis Philbin.
Should we believe the hype? Speaking of which, at Heritage Hall, Johnson was asked to name the NFL's most over-hyped player.
"Tony Romo," was Johnson's reply. "He's with the Dallas Cowboys, he's played five games, he's an over-hyped deal." On paper, he's right about Romo.
On paper, Johnson has found a very capable successor.
Now, Keyshawn will get the chance to really talk a good game
It is noon, no score yet in the Liverpool-AC Milan final, so I switch over to ESPNews for a quick news update and guess what's leading "The Hot List?" Keyshawn Johnson to retire!
(OK. Interesting. Especially from the local point of view. But top of the news lineup?) He's retiring to join ESPN!
(Oh, so THAT explains it.)
As good a professional wide receiver as Johnson was — and that is what he was: good, nothing more, nothing less — he was always more adept at talking a good game. He's a useful pickup for ESPN, which will get more value out of his skills than the Carolina Panthers did in 2006.
Johnson worked out for ESPN's scouts during the network's draft coverage last month. Serving as a studio analyst, Johnson broke down the Panthers' second-round selection of USC wide receiver Dwayne Jarrett ("He's just like me"), interviewed Jarrett, and was asked by Chris Mortensen if this meant he would be retiring next year.
"I don't know about next year," Johnson replied then. "Maybe a year after, but we'll see. One year at a time at 34." Johnson's a natural, but raw, broadcasting talent. He still needs to learn a few things.
Such as: When you get a scoop, Keyshawn, you don't sit on it for a month.
The NBA's invisible season
The NBA draft lottery lineup confirms what we suspected about the Clippers in 2006-07: Has this team ever had a more nondescript, meaningless season?
They weren't good enough to make the playoffs.
They weren't bad enough to rise above the 14th (a.k.a. last) position in the lottery.
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I went to England, Hungary, Germany, France, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands and noticed all places were exactly the same with no culture whatsoever ugh fucking white people
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The attitude of gratitude
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It is time once again to stop and think about all of the things that inspire gratitude. In spite of the merchants rush to bring the Christmas holiday to the forefront in the hopes to increase their revenues, I think it is an important opportunity to be thankful for family, friends, health and the other things that make our lives possible. It is very important to be thankful for the gift of life itself.
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The first bite was odd but then I enjoyed it. Light with a creamy interesting texture and the coconut milk in the topping had a velvety mouth feel. I used fresh sweetcorn instead of water chestnuts. Don't skip the strawberries on top, they added a nice slightly tart balance. My husband had two bites then wouldn't eat anymore, he doesn't like coconut or the texture of tapioca. My 14 mo. old liked it and every bite I had I like it more. I even ate leftovers for breakfast the next few days. I'll make this again, even if just for me.
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Roger Goodell to mingle with fans at Super Bowl XLVIII
New York, NY, United States (4E Sports) – NFL commissioner Roger Goodell plans to join teams and thousands of fans in the stands during Super Bowl XLVIII at MetLife Stadium on Feb. 2.
It was not the first time that Goodell will do it as he has been in the stands with fans at several cold-weather games over the years, saying he loves it.
Goodell has always maintained that football is a game meant to be played in the elements, and that's exactly where he'll be sitting.
It is not the first time a commissioner has braved the conditions at a Super Bowl. Former NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle sat outside at Tulane in what has been the coldest Super Bowl to date, Super Bowl VI, when the recorded temperature was 39 degrees.
This year's Super Bowl in East Rutherford, New Jersey is expected to be colder. Super Bowl Sunday will feature a high of 37 degrees and a low of 25, with a possibility of rain and snow showers, according to the latest AccuWeather forecast.
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The picture is exactly what I was thinking for an expansion. The Emerald Dream. I have had a lot of in-depth discussions with people over lore, and what could possibly be next, it was either Emerald Dream or the Maelstrom. More than likely the Emerald Dream though. That's IF it were to be a new expansion, at the very least a content patch.


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A group of eight Democrats and independents gathered on Burlington's City Hall steps Tuesday to voice concern about super PAC spending.
"Just because they were ineffective last time doesn't mean they're going to go away," Andrew Savage said.
Super PACs are political action committees comprised of usually a small number of very wealthy donors, who target specific candidates or causes primarily through commercial advertising. According to the U.S. Supreme Court, they can make unlimited campaign contributions to any candidate, so long as they don't directly communicate with that candidate. This year, both Attorney General Bill Sorrell and the defeated Republican candidate for treasurer, Wendy Wilton, were supported by super PACs. Political Analyst Eric Davis says it likely changed the Democratic primary election for attorney general.
"I wonder whether T.J. Donovan might have won that primary had it not been for the roughly $200,000 spent by the Committee on Justice and Freedom spent on behalf of Bill Sorrell," Davis said.
Currently, super PACs have to file campaign finance reports like most candidates do-- once each month after July of an election year and only once during the off years before the next election.
Paul Burns of the Vermont Public Interest Research Group is one of many who want a lot more disclosure.
"Somebody who gives more than 50 percent of the super PAC's resources should actually appear in that ad and take responsibility for it in the same way candidates are often required to appear in their ad," Burns said.
That's just one way Burns hopes to make super PACs more transparent. Burns, the Democrats gathered in Burlington and Secretary of State Jim Condos are asking the Legislature to pass a law increasing reporting requirements to the state of Vermont. They also want an online database run by the state that makes all this information readily available throughout the election process.
"I'd like to ban super PACs, but our goal, we'd like to reduce the influence of large donors and big money in elections generally," Burns said.
Davis says they're likely to succeed in passing a bill.
"If the focus can be on disclosure, frequency of disclosure and comprehensiveness of disclosure then I think a bill could be passed by the end of the session," Davis said.
Davis also predicts super PAC disclosures will lead the press to a wealth of campaign financing stories, which means one thing is certain: regardless of this proposed legislation this will not be the last you hear about the impact of super PACs.
Advocates for the bill are confident they have the necessary support from both the House and Senate to pass legislation.
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Cooper Named MacArthur Fellow
Lisa A. Cooper, a professor in general internal medicine and epidemiologist, who conducts landmark studies designed to understand and overcome racial and ethnic disparities in medical care and research, has been named a 2007 fellow by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. The fellowship comes with a $500,000 "genius grant" that can be used without stipulations or reporting requirements.
Thus far, Cooper's work has focused exclusively on doctor and patient relationships in the United States. When asked what she plans to do with the grant money, she answered that she hopes to extend her focus to individuals in economically or socially disadvantaged communities throughout the world. Edward Miller, dean and CEO of Johns Hopkins Medicine, called her work "absolutely critical to academic medicine's mission of delivering the benefits and advances in health care to all who need them."
Born in Liberia, the daughter of a surgeon and a research librarian, Cooper lived in Africa until she was 14, went to high school in Switzerland and came to the United States for college and medical school. She became interested in how people of different cultures relate to each other, but says she never intended to build a career around that. "Then I came to America and realized there were all these interesting interracial dynamics."
One of her first published studies showed that minorities, women and older people are more likely to be treated for depression by a primary care physician because they feel there is better communication. She chose to continue her research with minorities.
Cooper is currently the lead researcher of two randomized controlled trials. One explores whether teaching communication skills to doctors and patients with hypertension affects patient adherence to treatment. The other investigates the effects of teaching doctors and care managers how to deliver culturally tailored and patient-centered care to African-American patients with depression.
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The Annual Valparaiso Popcorn Festival is coming up on September 12, 2009. The food and fun actually starts even earlier that week. Lunch and dinner is being catered by different area restaurants at the Orville Redenbacher Tent at the Central Park Plaza - corner of Lafayette & Indiana. Sit under the tent and enjoy a meal or carryout is also available if you have to get back to the office to take care of business.
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The realization has occurred; the relationship is over. Your mind is clouded with cobwebs from smashed love and a shattered heart, and all you need is advice from someone.
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What Remains to Be Done: On Chinua Achebe and Alexis Tioseco
Alexis Tioseco first introduced me to Chinua Achebe. The Filipino film critic kept many blogs, personal, professional, and passionate, and he used Achebe's name and words in one particular post.
He had started an online film journal, Criticine, with the aim of elevating the public discourse on the films of Southeast Asia. Alexis explained his cinematic endeavor by way of a Chinua Achebe quote from the essay "Colonialist Criticism:"
My people speak disapprovingly of an outsider whose wailing drowned the grief of the owners of the corpse. One last word to the owners. It is because our own critics have been somewhat hesitant in taking control of our literary criticism (sometimes—let's face it—for the good reason that we will not do the hard work that should equip us) that the task has fallen to others, some of whom (again we must admit) have been excellent and sensitive. And yet most of what remains to be done can best be tackled by ourselves, the owners. If we fall back, can we complain that others are rushing forward? A man who does not lick his lips, can he blame the harmattan for drying them?
"It is in the spirit of this challenge posed by Achebe that Criticine was started," Alexis wrote on September 28, 2008. "And with renewed fervor that work on it begins again."
I mulled this quote for some time. I didn't understand it completely, but I could feel the engine of purpose in its phrases. Most of what remains to be done can best be tackled by ourselves.
Achebe's quote was, perhaps, a kind of parallel, rallying cry for the Philippines, a country still in development, still steeped in so much postcolonial suffering, both from centuries of invaders and from torturous, self-inflicted mistakes. Criticine was Alexis' endeavor to bring the creators of Philippine films, and thus the owners of the Philippine story, to light. Cinema, after all, is perhaps the most democratic, accessible art form, even in poor countries; viewers of all backgrounds are capable of enjoying the mediums of movies.
But I cannot claim to understand Achebe's quote entirely. When I came across it in 2010, I could not email Alexis and ask him to elaborate, to explain what he felt about the owners and the corpse, and how he really felt it connected to his own work in Criticine. Alexis was killed in 2009, at age 28, by three Filipino men who entered his home in Manila. The three Filipinos shot him, shot his partner, film journalist Nika Bohinc, then disappeared.
I imagine I should have come across Achebe sooner than in 2010, when I first read Alexis' post. But by age 26, I had never read Achebe's seminal work, Things Fall Apart. My high school English teacher, an idol of mine, taught Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness instead.
In 2002, at age 18, I had not yet developed a critical mind that would burst into racial tension headaches at Conrad's characterization of Africans: We are accustomed to look upon the shackled form of a conquered monster, but there—there you could look at a thing monstrous and free.
My teacher did not hand us Achebe's essay "An Image of Africa: Racism in Conrad's Heart of Darkness," and so I never read this sentence: "Heart of Darkness projects the image of Africa as 'the other world,' the antithesis of Europe and therefore of civilization, a place where man's vaunted intelligence and refinement are finally mocked by triumphant bestiality."
I knew, of course, that I had a Filipina mother, and an extended Filipino family in California. But I did not know or understand, at age 17, that Americans had occupied the Philippines for half a century—that "gook," had originated there, a kind of shorthand for the darker denizens of "the other world," in the archipelago. I never knew that America supported Ferdinand Marcos, a dictator whose brutal officers searched for my activist mother and aunts and uncles. In 2002, at a Southern California high school, I never knew to seek out stories about Filipinos. But by 2010, after two trips to the Philippines on my own, witnessing its attempts to move forward, I knew I must spend my life putting forward stories about this other world. I could not fall back.
By 2002, Alexis Tioseco was the sole child of his five siblings who remained with his Filipino father in Manila. Alexis' father could be a fierce, inflexible man—his principled rigidity, and his loyalty to his troubled home country, were perhaps not unlike Nigerian leader Okonkwo's, in Achebe's bestselling novel, Things Fall Apart. Though Alexis' mother and four siblings chose to live in Vancouver, the city where he had spent the first sixteen years of his life, it would never be Alexis' intention to leave the Philippines. He felt an affectionate duty to the country, a call to put forward its undersung stories through film.
His love was a fact that broke the hearts of his friends and family later, when, standing in rudimentary morgues and air-conditioned churches, going from bureaucratic office to bureaucratic office, pleading with apparently indifferent leaders and investigators, they remembered his dual Filipino-Canadian citizenship, the choice Alexis could have made to leave, to fall back and let someone else rush forward for the Philippines.
It is an incredible risk to align yourself with a country wounded by colonialism, to remain and move with aching slowness toward the hope of its better future. To confront its weaknesses and vicissitudes, while too many citizens, too many owners, retreat into shrugs and silence. You face the racist myths and silencing of the ex-colonizers' canons; you face the complacency and cruelty of your own fellow citizens, ostensibly all free and independent owners, now, of the country's story. But if your love is fierce enough, you move forward. This is what Alexis did on behalf of the Philippines, with his devotion to its cinemas; this is what Achebe did on behalf of Nigeria, with his devotion to its literature. And this is what I try to do, as I regard my mother's country and the fractured archipelago of its valuable stories—stories like Alexis'.
Of course, in 2009, Alexis Tioseco was a young, twenty-eight-year-old man, not an abstract symbol. Consumed with his work in Philippine film, and with the work of the trucking and fuel business his Filipino father left behind, Alexis stayed up too late. He dozed upright, during the day, at dinner tables, at meetings, and in movie theaters. He loved McDonald's chicken nuggets. He loved his girlfriend Nika, and read her anything he found funny or romantic or challenging over Skype. She laughed with him about his lifelong nickname, Eggy, rolled her eyes at his diet, and didn't think he should use the word "sacrifice" to describe her choice to join him in Manila, from Slovenia. Alexis gave his favorite books and DVDs to friends as gifts, then often changed his mind and asked, half-joking, for them back. In the home he had chosen, he was inspired and happy and frustrated and worried.
On the night of September 1, 2009, moments before he and Nika stepped into the house he had inherited from his father—the house where they would die at the hands of three men, murderers faceless and unpunished for too long in the postcolonial impunity of Philippine society—Alexis handed a Filipina friend his own copy of Things Fall Apart.
—Laurel Fantauzzo, Iowa City, IA
"Remembering Chinua Achebe" is a series from Tongue: A Journal of Writing & Art that provides a space for writers to offer short reflections on the life and work of Chinua Achebe, who died earlier this year in Boston, Massachusetts.


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BOSTON – Calling hockey a game of inches or a game of bounces is cliché, but sometimes it's so fitting that it really is the best way to describe a contest. That was the case Thursday night in the Bruins' 2-0 loss to the Panthers. Boston hit five posts and gave up the game-winning goal on a play that saw the puck jump over two Bruins' sticks.
It was clear that it wasn't going to be an easy night for the Bruins when they came out of the first period with three hit posts. Adam McQuaid was the first to find pipe when his shot through traffic clanged off the right post. Seven minutes later, it was Dennis Seidenberg on another shot from the point. Half a minute after that, Patrice Bergeron fired a dinger of his own from the slot.
The near-misses didn't derail the Bruins, though. At least not yet. They still controlled play for the remainder of the first and wound up outshooting the Panthers 12-8 in the frame.
"I don't think so," said Milan Lucic when asked if the team was frustrated. "If we were frustrated, I don't think we would have created as much as we did. We can't let that [frustration] creep into our game, and that's the main thing right now."
The Bruins hit two more posts in the second, this time on shots by Joe Corvo and Brad Marchand. On top of that, there were shots from quality scoring areas that went wide and rebounds that weren't buried.
Their inability to capitalize on scoring chances finally caught up to the Bruins in the third. The play that resulted in the Panthers' first goal started when — surprise, surprise — Boston fumbled away a scoring chance.
Lucic couldn't settle a bouncing puck in the slot and had it taken away before he could get a shot off, leading to a Florida rush the other way. Tim Thomas (28 saves) stopped Shawn Matthias' initial shot, but the rebound hopped over Corvo's stick as he tried to clear it away, allowing Tomas Kopecky to swoop in and bang the puck home.
"I thought my D was going to clear it, so I relaxed," Thomas said. "But then I realized he missed it, and I didn't have time to get back over before Kopecky got a stick on it."
Of course, bouncing pucks and shots off posts weren't the only reasons the Bruins lost Thursday night. They still got 40 shots on net, but Jose Theodore stood tall and stopped all of them. But according to coach Claude Julien, the biggest reason the Bruins lost was that they just didn't play like themselves.
"I thought we forced a lot of plays where we could have taken it to the net," Julien said. "I don't think our decision-making was the best at times, and we certainly didn't make it easy for ourselves. There's four or five posts, and you can say what you want about those, but you've got to find ways to bury goals, and I think we've got to do a better job of that. I don't think that we're driving to the net as well as we have in the past, and that's kind of slipped in the last little while. So we've got to try and do that a little bit better and get our noses dirty around the net area again."


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Awww, thank you anon! I'm doing the best I can with my life, and I hope you do the same with yours.
I can't really say any one moment was the happiest of my life. I try not to think of happiness as a momentary state.
Listen, I've been through some periods in my life, long periods, when I couldn't remember what happiness felt like. But I got help, and I fought my depression. I learned how to cope with the world around me. And I learned how to feel happy again.
Knowing that I can feel happy, that I can enjoy life and be comfortable with the world, is itself a happiness. It sustains me through difficult times which are every bit as momentary as the happy ones, like a fire that keeps me warm when the power goes out in the frigid winter.
To me, the truly meaningful happiness is the ability to persevere and find joy in the face of hardships both relative and absolute, hardships in ourselves and hardships that we all confront. It's a form of strength we can develop by clashing against the rocks and coming out of it okay after all.
Here are just a few people and things that have made my pains and clashes worthwhile; here are a few of my joys:
Bea, and the love we share. The life we both want together.
The unifying power of philosophy, art, and language.
Finding the strength to define my family for myself. The people I have decided to let in my heart. The people I've lost. The people I've yet to embrace.
Working and learning. Improving myself. Improving the world when I can.
Making people laugh. Sharing what I've learned.
Having the chance to say all of this because I didn't give up.
I look forward to continually being astounded.
Why didn't anyone tell me before now?
andrew really needs somebody to handle PR for him
because the current setup of himself, betel, NaS and Lexxy are not really doing the job in a professional enough manner.
MSPA needs a PR guy to handle all of these things and stop slip-ups like the current fiasco and pillweef dome before they start.
I dont think Andrew was even involved in the pillweef mess?????? From the way it was handled it had a distinct NaS tinge to me.
That's all the more reason to get someone who can make sure everyone's on the same page, staff and fans alike.
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no, "kiss" because his lack of teeth in that location has removed his lisp
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It's not important.
No, it doesn't defeat the purpose, but I will say that as long as you are eating and drinking enough in general you probably are getting all the water you need. Pure water isn't all that special. Your body can sort water out of the other stuff you consume.
why does tumblr keep unfollowing you like really I swear I've followed you like twice by now
No, it doesn't defeat the purpose, but I will say that as long as you are eating and drinking enough in general you probably are getting all the water you need. Pure water isn't all that special. Your body can sort water out of the other stuff you consume.
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>discover today that it has a big pocket sewn into the inside
I don't think it's fair to criticize my qualified statements based on unqualified statements by other people.
sorry, what do you mean by "qualified statements"? genuinely confused :v
Third definition. You acknowledge that my statements accommodate people with differing abilities to cope, right? And that my statements include that people should be respected and aided regardless of their abilities?
Okay, that's the qualification that I've given to the idea that people should strive to better their lives through self-improvement and coping with adversity. So arguing that I shouldn't say this idea because the idea often implies harmful bootstrap ethics doesn't really make sense. I've already clarified that I don't mean bootstrap ethics and never did.
Basically, I've been agreeing with you, and I'm not sure why you think I'm not, or where that disconnect happened. But yeah, can we leave the discussion here? I'm sure people are tired of us wording at each other.
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you better hope guy gardner goes easy on you ya little yellow-ringed pansy.sai
tbf, sometimes those names are the best names
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okay you don't post an example like that and not show what the picture is
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I'm remembering this as Wheatthins Work. IS THIS THE CASE?
Edit: And if not, if you in fact are the creator, how may I apologize sufficiently for my misperceptions?
But that doesn't mean you shouldn't try to fight it.
oh jeez it looks like am a time traveler. sorry about that!
and yeah i figured my response probably made no goddamn sense. i was pretty much agreeing with you only i guess i was trying to say that even the intent of the saying is stupid, let alone the unintended implications
to respond more directly to a thing you said (im not sure if you were describing the quote's intent or professing your own views): "It's inevitable that we'll feel them, and they will suck, but we don't have to let them take over our lives."
but like…. sometimes they do take over your life and you cant help it…. maybe most people can help it but some people cant. so like, to say everybody can is shaming.
does that make more sense?? a wordsmith i am not
Oh, okay! Sorry, I was just confused.
Re: Everybody can cope: Granted, not everybody can always cope, but I still think it's something everybody should strive to accomplish with their negative emotions. It's not that it's their fault when they can't, it's just… it'd be better for them if they could, so they should at least try their best. But even if it doesn't work out for them they still deserve help, compassion, and respect.
In the same way, people in poverty should strive to better their lives, but even when it doesn't work out for them, they deserve to be aided and respected.
I've been through depression, so I know what it's like to feel like you can't ever feel better again, like everything about the world is painful, but I have also fought back against it, I have also improved my life and beat my depression into the corners of my mind. And that wouldn't have happened if I hadn't sought help and fought back. So I don't think encouraging people to at least try their best to cope with the negative aspects of their lives, as was my intent, is shaming.
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oh man i just had a lot of fun trolling some atheists on twitter. such persecution complexes on some of these people!!!
I've always noticed that there's not a whole lot of difference in the attitudes between the most outspoken, angry christians and the outspoken, angry athiests (typically of the Dawkins kind). It's deliciously ironic.
There are assholes in every demographic group. Nothing special about atheists or religious people in this regard, and it doesn't say anything about their respective belief systems.
marelo reblogged your photo: Do detectives even have the authority to arrest…
Not private ones like PS. Police…do though. ~not sure if serious question~
Y IT WAS sort of I mean I was actually curious
I guess there's like
citizen's arrest right is that a real thing
Yep, totally is a real thing! Usually not useful though, according to Wikipedia.
So I guess a private detective could arrest someone if they saw them committing a felony, but it would be very thorny and I would bet they'd rather turn evidence over to the police than act on their own.
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StoneFire Art Studio & Gallery hopes to turn the city into an 'art town'
By Meagan McGone
TITUSVILLE - Maxine Trainer is taking the transformation of Titusville into her own hands.
"There is an extreme amount of talent in Titusville," said Ms. Trainer, a seven-year resident of the city. "It's going to make a fabulous art town."
It was a large, vacant building on the property of the Miracle City Mall that inspired Ms. Trainer to create a venue for local artists to display their work, as well as teach, learn, support causes, and ultimately, kick back and have fun. What once was home to Firestone Auto Care is now StoneFire Art Studio & Gallery, and Ms. Trainer said it's sparking an art revolution in the city.
"It's a very simple concept to take an old building and reuse it and repurpose it for something else," she said. "I thought, 'Here is a crumbly, old building that has been an eyesore for a long time. I'm going to turn it into a vibrant art studio that is a really fun place to be.'"
Ms. Trainer obtained the keys to the building in November and opened the gallery in December. She credits a leap of faith from Brevard County Commissioner Robin Fisher for turning her dream into reality.
"I never knew Robin Fisher at all," she said. "All I know is that I was stalking the building for six weeks, manifesting what I was going to do with it. And then somebody said, 'I think Robin Fisher knows the owner.'"
After explaining her idea to Commissioner Fisher, he agreed to speak to the owner of the building about offering it for a minimal amount of rent per year.
"And that's what I love about Robin Fisher," Ms. Trainer said. "He didn't understand anything about the arts. But you know what? He was visionary enough to know this was needed. And that was it - end of story. He got the key, gave it to me and never interfered. That takes a lot of guts and courage."
Nine months later, StoneFire Art Studio & Gallery is a place for 28 Titusville artists to express themselves. It serves not only as an independent studio and an educational facility, but as a place for the community to gather for charity.
For example, on the first Saturday of every month, the studio holds a community garage sale to benefit a local nonprofit. And in October, StoneFire will host an event to raise funds for local animal shelters and promote adoptions for pit bulls, a cause that is near and dear to Ms. Trainer's heart.
"For Pit's Sake" will take place on Saturday, Oct. 20, and Sunday, Oct. 21, and StoneFire artists are all contributing pieces to benefit the event, as funds assist the North Animal Care Center and the SPCA of North Brevard.
"I'm really excited about the pit bull show. This is a chance for us to raise awareness," Ms. Trainer said. "People need to think beyond the stereotype and understand that it's not the dogs (that are at fault for having a reputation of being aggressive), but it's the owners, and these owners, who are heathens, are in the minority, thankfully."
Giving back to the community is important to Ms. Trainer, who said that StoneFire Art Studio & Gallery would not be possible without the generosity of the people of Titusville.
"After I got the key, I had 15 cents in the bank, and I didn't have the money to buy a mop," she said. "I swear to God, a woman turned up here, and in the back of her truck was a big mop and an industrial bucket. And the shop was full of grease and dirt. So I asked, 'Hey, what are you doing with that mop?' And she said she was taking it to the dump. And that's how it's gone. This studio has grown through the kindness of the community."
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Booker Endorsed for US Senate
The Sierra Club has endorsed Newark Mayor Cory Booker for US Senate in the Special Election for US Senator on October 16th. The winner will replace Senator Frank Lautenberg, who died earlier this year.
Mayor Booker shares our concerns, values and vision for a cleaner and healthier world, and understands the reality of Global Warming. As Mayor, Booker created Newark's first Office of Sustainability, and as Senator he will seek passage of a comprehensive climate change bill that creates green jobs and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
Booker's opponent, in contrast, is former Bogota Mayor Steve Lonegan: until recently the State Director of Americans for Prosperity, a branch of the conservative, anti-environmental-regulation organization founded by the billionaire Koch Brothers.
If you'd like to help us send him to Washington, please contact me at email@example.com, or (H) 973-716-0297.
Sierra Club Endorses Barbara Buono for Governor
On Nov 5, New Jersey will elect its next Governor, choosing between the incumbent (Republican Chris Christie) and his challenger, Democratic State Senator Barbara Buono, who has represented the 18th District (much of Middlesex Co).
The Sierra Club enthusiastically endorses Senator Buono because of an environmental record that, in comparison with Christie's, shines like the difference between day and night. In 2011 she received our "Award of Appreciation for Outstanding Achievement".
Barbara Buono agrees that the climate is changing, and that the environmental consequences will affect everyone. Accordingly, she prime-sponsored the bipartisan Global Warming Response Act to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In comparison, Gov. Christie still views global warming an "esoteric issue" - in spite of the fact that the National Climatic Data Center declared 2012 the warmest year for the contiguous U.S. by a wide margin, a fact that cannot be directly ascribed to global warming but may be part of the worldwide trend.
Senator Buono voted to continue New Jersey's participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), an agreement between the northeastern states to reduce carbon emissions. In contrast, Christie withdrew New Jersey from RGGI.
Another issue that separates Buono from her opponent is funding for family planning and reproductive health care, which has led to Christie's closing of at least six women's clinics and cuts to hours of other clinics. Senator Buono is committed to restoring this program which saves the lives of women who cannot afford health insurance, and actually saves the State money in the long run.
Buono was a founding member of the bipartisan Legislative Smart Growth Caucus, which promotes an anti-sprawl agenda. She believes that the State has a moral obligation to regulate land use in order to preserve open space, and would appoint individuals to the Highlands Council (and other agencies) who will protect our streams, reservoir catchment areas that supply public drinking water, coastal estuaries, and other wilderness that has core value to every Sierra Club member. In stark contrast, Christie has cynically appointed opponents of land protection to land-protection agencies such as the Highlands Council.
Other legislation with Barbara Buono's imprint includes measures to reduce the exposure of school-children to toxic pesticides, to block Christie's Waiver Rule (that empowers the DEP Commissioner to exempt developers from critical environmental and public health and safety protections), to oppose the substitution of Licensed Site Professionals for DEP staff in monitoring the cleanup of polluted sites, and to oppose "Fast-Track" approvals for developers.
Call to Arms - and Legs!
While Senator Buono will clearly make a big difference for this state if she's elected Governor in November, it will be especially challenging for us to help elect her against a nationally known. We ask our members and friends to donate their time, together with their arms and legs and hearts, to help distribute Sierra Club campaign literature, and to do "tabling," and to distribute comparison charts at various events. I will personally take the lead on behalf of the Chapter, and urge you to help us win this critical election. If you're interested in helping out, for even just one afternoon or morning on a weekend, please contact me, Richard Isaac, at my home, at: 973-716-0297, or at: email@example.com. Thanks!
We invite you also to contribute money to Barbara Buono's campaign fund, using her web site: http:// www.buonoforgovernor.com. Because Barbara has qualified for public campaign financing, every dollar you contribute will be doubled by public funding!
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Below are the candidates running for State office that the Sierra Club has endorsed so far in the 2013 election cycle for the general elections on November 5th.
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