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Unemployment benefit extension bill fails in Senate
Washington, DC, United States (4E) – A bill extending federal unemployment benefits to the temporarily jobless fell one vote short of skipping the debate stage in the Senate on Thursday.
Senators voted 59-40 to end debate on the three-month unemployment insurance bill authored by Sens. Jack Reed (D-R.I.) and Dean Heller (R-Nev.). Under Senate rules, 60 votes were needed to end Republican filibuster of the bill. In January, Democrats fell four votes short of extending the unemployment benefits, which expired on Dec. 28.
Republicans rejected the bill and plan to introduce amendments because they don't like the proposed scheme that will raise the $6.5 billion needed to fund the benefits.
Reed and Heller said the fund would be paid for through smooth pensioning, an accounting procedure that reduces pension expenditures for companies in the short term by creating more taxable income. Under the bill, the scheme will be adopted for four years.
Republicans, however, fear that the budget maneuver used in the 2012 highway bill, risks greater liability in the long run.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said the vote was a "no vote" and the one missed vote stood in the way of providing a lifeline to some 1.7 million people struggling to put food on the table while looking for a job.
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School of Education faculty members demonstrate theircommitment to technology through the use of smart classrooms, the modeling of uses of technology in their own teaching, the development of fully and partially online courses, and through a variety of learning activities designed to help candidates integrate the use of technology into their educational practice.
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Thanks for the link, Massimo Banzi,
So it's like Smart Project is trying to make up for any potential carbon footprint from Arduino manufacturing process
though the board itself is considered "ZERO CARBON FOOTPRINT".
That's very good I think.
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The couple recently returned from a romantic honeymoon in Mexico over the holidays.
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San Antonio, TX, Councilmember Elisa Chan. Chan was recently recorded in a staff meeting exclaiming that she thinks lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people are, "So disgusting!" Since having her prejudice exposed, Chan has hidden behind big talk about "religious freedom" and 1st Amendment rights — both of which she's using to gain the status of "martyr" among her right-leaning, Tea Party constituents.
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PENSACOLA, Fla.-Heavy storms and lightening pushed more oil onto Pensacola Beach, which is already struggling to keep visitors. The storms churned up more bad news on Pensacola Beach.
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"It's dropped off 60 percent," he said.
Pinzone owns Papa's Pizza on the boardwalk. He and other business owners on Pensacola say they feel helpless.
They've received some small compensation from BP, but not enough to cover their large losses.
"What I'm looking for, someone who can write a check bigger than 5k," he said.
So he and other business owners took their concerns to Lieutenant Governor Jeff Kottkamp.
They offered ideas like tax breaks for people who visit the oil impacted areas.
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Bulls captain Victor Matfield may have the week off if local media reports are correct. Photo: Getty Images
It reeks of a South African stitch-up in the Super 14. With one round to go, the integrity of rugby's premier provincial competition could be compromised with tournament leaders, the Bulls, set to field a second-string team against the Stormers in the top-of-the-table clash in Cape Town.
The Stormers need only to beat the Bulls to secure a home semi-final, denying the NSW Waratahs a chance of hosting the financially lucrative game.
The Waratahs, currently third on the ladder with 38 points and one point behind the Stormers, will get to play a semi-final at the Sydney Football Stadium if they beat the Hurricanes on Friday night and the Stormers lose to the Bulls. Such a game could boost the Waratahs's coffers by several hundred thousand dollars.
But the odds of the Stormers hosting a semi-final in Cape Town will be shortened if the Bulls field a weakened team.
Such a result would be unfair to teams such as the Waratahs and the Crusaders from Christchurch who are both seeking a home semi-final and have both lost to full-strength Bulls teams this season.
The Bulls from Pretoria cannot be headed for the crucial No 1 position and are guaranteed of hosting both a semi-final and final should they make it that far.
The second-placed Stormers are vulnerable to the chasing pack but a win this weekend will be enough for them to host the other semi-final.
The Bulls signalled their intentions with their opening training session of the week.
The players going through their drills were very much the second-stringers.
Local media suggested at least 13 stars will be rested this weekend.
These include several Springbok stars such as Victor Matfield, Fourie du Preez, Morne Steyn, Zane Kirchner, Francois Hougaard, Gurthro Steenkamp, Gary Botha, Werner Kruger, Dewald Potgieter, Deon Stegmann, Wynand Olivier and Pierre Spies.
The Bulls will also be without Gerhard van der Heever after he was suspended for a dangerous tackle.
There is sense in the Bulls resting their stars ahead of the playoffs but it would also do rugby in the republic a big favour to have both the semi-finals there.
It could mean a long trip for Australia's other semi-final hopefuls the ACT Brumbies.
The difficulties in these assignments were exposed last season when the Crusaders lost their semi-final to the Bulls at Loftus Versfeld and the Chiefs from Waikato were crushed in the final in Pretoria.
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cliff Olson Vie For s BPfl U d f m m m .1 VOL. 4 NO. 27 MAY 9, 1963 OGDEN, UTAH earn ins Mssiii iiem In ilifepcl For WSCoed The Signpost was recently advised that a Weber State coed, Sandra E. Johanson, has been awarded a travel grant to Finland. Miss Johanson, a freshman, will teach English during her summer stay in the North. She will be working side by side with the Finns, and will receive the wages as her counterparts there. Miss Jolianson was awarded her travel grant through the American Student Information Service, a non-profit organization w h i c h places American students in P'.uro-ope for summer work. The A.S-IS. indicates that Miss Johanson's position is one of thousands of summer jobs open to ' interested American collegians. Many travel grants are still available. Applications for such grants must be received by June 12, according to Mrs: Dora Smith, executive secretary for the Service. Jobs are given on a first-come, first-serve-, basis. FciiQWSftBEPS posi For ' yraueles's More than 200 graduate fellowships offered by foreign governments, private donors and universities are available to qualified American graduate students for the 1964-65 academic year, The grants, for study or research in a dozen or more foreign countries, are administered by the Institute of International Hducation. The scholarships, which generally cover tuition and full or partial maintenance, are available for study in Austria. Denmaik, France Germany, Israel, Italy, Mexico, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland and Yugoslavia. U-S. government travel - only grants are available to supplement the awards offered by Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Israel, Italy and the Netherlands. Forty special English language teaching assistantships are available in French secondary schools and teacher-training . institutes. General eligibility requirements include U.S. citizenship at the time of application, a bachelor's degree or its equivalent by the time of departure, ability to read, write and speak the language of the host country commensurate with the proposed study project, and good health. The age limit is generally thirty-five years, but for certain grants, a lower age limit is specified. Although married persons are eligible for most of the fellowships, the stipends are adequate to support only the grantee. Students now enrolled at a college or university should consult Signpost Will Accept Novices t The Signpost is now accepting applications from any student who is interested in working on the staff next year. Persons who are willing to work and leain are invited to apply at ,he Signpost office before the end of spring quarter. Positions are F.ditor, Society Kditor,. Layout open for Copy F.ditor, Sports F.ditors, Corres pondence F.ditor, Reporters, and anyone with ability to work and write. the campus lTilbright Program Advisor for further information and application forms. , All requests for, application forms must be postmarked by October 15, 1963. At-large candidates must submit their completed applications to I IF. by November 1, 1963. Enrolled students must submit applications to their campus Fulbright Advisors by their respective campus closing date. Elections are scheduled for tomorrow following last week's primary contests for AMS, AWS, junior and sophomore class officers. ,:The. following candidates are v ying in the AMS sweepstakes: Beth Grimstead and Kathy Hammon, president; Barbara Birch, Connie Hill and Kathi Davis, vice president; Janet Priest, Jerri Evans and Marilyn Seegmiller, secretary. AMS opponents are Ed Graves and Ross Robson, president; Ken Hecraft and Frank lientley, vice president; and Frank F.llis and Bruce Ward, secretary. John O'Dcll and Doug Olson will sweat it out for senior prexy spot, l-'lwood Curtis and Marlin Hall for vice prexy, but Judy Van Drimmclen is unopposed assecretary. 'What Is It?" olh Gi'OUP Fr Concert The Intermountain Folk Music Council, in connection with the University of Utah Extension Division, will present the New Lost City Ramblers, in a concert at the University of Utah, Center Ballroom. The time: Tuesday, May 14, 1963, at 8:15, p.m. Tickets are $1.75 and will be sold at the door. The Ramblers a''e well known as "old timey'' folk musicians-Using guitars, banjos, fiddles, mandolins, dobros, autoharps, and their own inimitable voices, they have re-created an exciting and inspired .kind of music, based on the "Country" and "Mountain" styles of American folk music from the 1920's. . The Ramblers, Mike Seeger, John Cohen, a11'' Track Schwartz, are coming to Salt Lake from the University of California, Los Angeles, Folk Music Festival. There they are among the featured concert artists, a"d there they will also be teaching in the workshop sessions. The Ramblers have become well known throughout the country through their concerts, personal appearances, participation in many of the really big folk festivals, and their numerous recordings-Their latest record, "American Moonshine and Prohibition", has Sophomore class hopefuls are Tex Bourland and Jerry Moyes, president; Sandy Shaw and Steve Farr, vice president; Joan Hancock and Kathy Hurst, secretary. Ed Freestone and Lewis May are scrapping for junior class president. Lynn Boss and Sandy Ross are candidates for veep spots, while Carolyn Carr and Vickey Huggins are matched for secretary. 1 Sadie Hawkins Day Is Near Sadie Haw'kins Day is here again. 'J"he annual Sadie Hawkins Day sponsored by Otyo.kwa has been scheduled for Saturday, May 11. The event will be heid at the South Ogden Park, at 40th St. and Adams, beginning at 7:00 p.m. Casual dress is in order. A local disc jockey will MC the events of the evening which include' a dance, auctioning off of box lunches, greased pole, and other events. Daisy Mae and Little Abner, will be chosen from the social clubs on campus. recently been relca wavs. ed by Folk- F.ach of the Ramblers is a virtuoso musican on his own instrument, or instruments! In combination, their talents result in "old timey" concerts that are not only great fun for their audiences, but are remarkable for their musicianship and good showmanship as well.
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|Signpost (Weber, Utah), 1963-05-09, Vol. 4, No. 27
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|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Ah, yes. Just what the banking elite need to make it look like their lies of economic recovery are true. The DJIA goes up, we must not be in a global depression! A reminder to everyone: wealth is savings, not how much you spend or borrow. Good luck with your currencies. I'll be keeping my silver and gold.
Does anyone else find a problem that one company can control the general appearance of the markets? How many hedge funds now are going to show massive returns by investing all in one company?
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Thursday, May 1, 2008
Asian Lettuce Cups
When we lived in San Jose, almost all the hip, cool restaurants had Asian infused dishes. We ate lots of sushi and dishes full of flavors like ginger, garlic, chile sauce, soy, seaweed, pickled cabbage. We ate Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Singaporean, Thai and many other types of dishes. I was in heaven. Being from Texas, the same pattern of food fusion happens here, just with Mexican food. I'm not complaining, I love it. It was just nice to be surrounded by something different for a few years.
For the longest time, I thought only the most gifted of cooks can create Asian influenced dishes because food that flavorful must be hard to prepare. Right? The more I cook, the more I learn you don't have to be schooled in culinary arts to make food that is yummy and seemingly fancy. And good food doesn't have to be difficult. If cooking a dish stresses you out, maybe it shouldn't be made again.
My thoughtful Aunt Andi gave me the a subscription to Real Simple for Christmas. I love that magazine. It has great organizing tips, great decorating tips and usually some fun ideas for entertaining mixed in with quick recipes. This months magazine included this great recipe for Chicken and Cashews in Lettuce Cups. Not only is it flavorful, it is heart healthy. Score!
The process took about 15-20 minutes and was a big hit with the husband. I love it when he likes something that is good for him.
Ingredients: recipe from Real Simple
2 Tbsp. canola oil (I used 1)
3-4 boneless skinless chicken breasts- diced into 1 inch pieces
3 Tbsp. low sodium soy sauce (I used 4)
3 Tbsp. honey (I used 4)
2 cloves garlic- minced (I used 3)
1 heaping Tbsp fresh ginger- minced
a squeeze of lime juice
1 5 oz. can sliced water chessnuts- rinsed and drained
1/4 cup unsalted cashews (I bought salted on accident)
4-6 leaves of butter, bib or boston lettuce- rinsed and patted dry. (I used butter)
Season cubed chicken with pepper.
In a small bowl whisk together the soy sauce and honey. Set aside.
In a large skillet or wok, heat the oil over high heat.
Place chicken in skillet and sear all sides. Takes about 3 minutes.
Add garlic and ginger. Reduce heat to medium high and cook additional minute.
Add about half of the soy mixture and water chessnuts.
Simmer until chicken is cooked through. About 6-8 minutes.
Add cashews and mix until combined.
Spoon chicken mix onto rinsed butter lettuce leaves.
I served this with some steamed pot stickers and edamame.
6 comments:
- JennDZ - The Leftover Queen said...
That looks scrumptious! I don't do much Asian food, because I can't have soy, but I do love the flavors in lettuce wraps and they look so pretty!
I also love real simple - such a great magazine!
- May 1, 2008 at 9:08 AM
- Miranda said...
This looks DEVINE!!! Mara told me about you and I was joyed to see that you left me a comment today. I added you to my Good Eats list. Nice to meet you.
GREAT blog!!
- May 1, 2008 at 9:27 AM
- Andi said...
I've changed my mind...I want this for dinner!!! Boy does that look yummy!
- May 1, 2008 at 5:14 PM
I got back from the grocery store this morning with ingredients to try these too after seeing them in Real Simple. I'm happy to know you tried them and they were as easy as they sounded... these are always my favorite at PF Chang's!
- May 5, 2008 at 10:18 AM
- Ali said...
I saw this in Real Simple and thought about making it-- I have to say, with the exception of just a handful of things, their recipes are top-notch. They must have a fantastic test kitchen group.
- May 5, 2008 at 3:11 PM
- Amy said...
You know, I've had the opposite experience with the Real Simple recipes, they never turn out well for me. Glad to know this one's a success, I think I'll make it tonight! xoxo, SG
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anyone eaten at sushi corner (overland/palms area)??
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- tastycakes Jan 7, 2010 09:17 PM
a friend wants to take me this weekend but i can't find a single review
If you are speaking of "Sushi Central" (the place right on the corner of Palms and Overland) I can't recall ever seeing a review of it here on the LA board. Please post if you do go (and this is the place you are referring to?).
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While I haven't been to the one at Overland and Palms, HIKO SUSHI at National and Sawtelle is very, very good and well worth the trip. They won't do traditional rolls, etc, but the sushi is very fresh and i have never had a bad meal there.
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hiko is decent but i was dismayed to find a lot of their sushi is pre-sliced.
re: wilafur
imho, pre-sliced means that it is NOT 'very, very, good."
thanks for the warning.
re: westsidegal
Nor is the sushi "fresh." If they follow FDA regulations, the fish are hard-frozen to kill parasites. (See NY Times story referenced at: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/668898 .)
re: Servorg
yes, that's the place, i had the name wrong. will do!
re: Servorg
I feel obligated to share my experience. Always looking for a new sushi place, I thought I'd give Sushi Central a try (corner of Overland and Palms) I have nothing good to say about this place. In fact, we walked out. First, no sake?? A sushi bar that doesn't serve sake? then lousy miso soup and poor sunimono, terrible uncomfortable ambiance - long wait for an order of sushi. Sayonara!
Sushi Central
3500 Overland Ave Ste 100, Los Angeles, CA 90034
re: Baron
Have to agree. I used to get massages at the place upstairs and stopped in for take-out afterwards. I remember they weren't welcoming at all. Despite being the only one in the place, I felt like I was inconveniencing them. Very uncomfortable. The corner of the room was piled high with baby stuff. The owner was either pregnant or with a newborn at the time, I recall. Not exactly good ambiance.
I got my food home and threw half of it away. I wish I could remember the particulars, but it just wasn't worth eating. I'm not exactly a sushi snob, but if it doesn't taste fresh and have good flavor, I'm not eating it. I later saw it on Throwdown with Bobbly Flay and had to double check that it was the same place I had gone to with barely edible food.
I went once and it was decent. Sat at the bar, but ordered chirashi and a nigiri of the chef's choosing because I had limited time and could not commit to omakase. Chirashi was decent with fresh fish but not anything spectacular. The serving was smaller than what I expected. I *really* liked the nigiri he made though, which I think was Hawaiian ono which the chef claims was fedex-ed over every day. Very light, buttery, and rich. It was so good, I ordered another helping of it.
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Are you talking about Niko Niko Sushi? http://www.japaneserestaurantinfo.com... because I'm still not quite sure of which place is under discussion in this thread.
re: Servorg
niko niko is located west of hiko
re: westsidegal
"niko niko is located west of hiko"
No. Niko Niko is *east* of Hiko. Take a look at google maps if you don't believe me.
I just couldn't determine (still can't even as I type this reply to you) which sushi bar PandanExpress was referring to in their post as it was directed at the OP and didn't have a name or location specified (and especially confusing as the OP didn't have the name or correct location of the place they inquiring about in their original post).
I am well acquainted with Hiko's location because of my many (way, way, way too many) trips to Primos over the years and Niko Niko took over for a place we used to go to all the time (Nick's?) as my wife liked one of their entrees. We did try Niko Niko once and never went back, so that probably says something about their sushi quality... ;-D>
re: Servorg
you are absolutely correct.
my bad.
(i also went to niko niko once, and will never go back.)
re: westsidegal
"niko niko is located west of hiko" Oughta be on Pico
re: Akitist
And really, Niko Niko is east of Hiko (Niko Niko http://www.google.com/search?source=i... is on the NW corner of Westwood Blvd. and National while Hiko http://www.google.com/search?source=i... is just west of the 405 freeway and just east of Sawtelle on the north side of National Blvd.).
re: Akitist
niko niko is
west of hiko (mention spring)
should be on pico
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went about two years ago when it first opened and thought it was good. nothing special. what made it nice, however, was that the owners who lived locally were in there setting up and so excited about their new business. i haven't been back (parking lot is a nightmare!) - but am always pleasantly surprised and happy to see it still open. they must be doing something right.
I presume this is about Sushi Central on the corner of Overland and Palms.
The one time I've been there when Phil, the owner, was there, it was spectacular, fresh, wonderful fish, and a great experience. The ankimo was especially awesome, and when he found out I was a fan he offered to prepare it several ways. Also had really good Ono, Live shrimp (the one where you get the deep fried head, and a shooter of the liver, I think) and love the albacore, I liked the rolls quite a lot, but my work companions went nuts for the eel and avacado roll. They also have a Natto roll was a pretty good odd side dish one day, not as overwhelming as when a japanese ex used to make me eat natto and rice, I think I like it better as sushi. The only thing I've had I didn't like was abalone, but I'd never had it before or since, so I don't really have a frame of reference.
There is one big downside to going though, the food is delicious and satisfying, but the service is utterly abysmal; slow, inattentive and almost rude almost all of the times we went. The only other time we had pretty good service was when there was only the sushi chef in house, no waitress. so he was scrambling to do everything, ring up orders, take orders, make orders. Good thing there was only us and two other customers. That time we didn't mind the wait, and our food came faster than when the waitress is there anyway.
They do quite a lot of take out, which I've done some too. Quite good I thought, and I could see why people would order take out since the in house service is so negligent.
Sushi Central
3500 Overland Ave Ste 100, Los Angeles, CA 90034
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When were you there? Maybe the place changed hands. The Sushi Central I went to a couple of weeks ago was THE WORST. If you like bad food, service and ambiance, this place is it!
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