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138 I N N O VAT I O N S I N T R AV E L D E M A N D M O D E L I N G , V O L U M E 2 including car ownership, number of trips, time of day, Schwanen and Mokhtarian 2005; Kitamura et al. 1997; route choice, travel mode choice, purpose of trips, and Handy et al. 2005; and Lund 2003). However, while so forth. A fundamental question is what dimension of there has been recognition that sensitivity to BE attri- BE impacts what dimension of travel--a seemingly butes can vary among decision makers (see Badoe and innocuous, but very complex, question. Many earlier Miller 2000), most studies have not examined the indi- research works have focused on the impact of selected rect effect of demographics on the sensitivity to BE BE characteristics on selected travel dimensions, but such attributes. And, to our knowledge, no study has recog- analyses provide a limited picture of the many interac- nized the potential effect of unobserved decision-maker tions leading up to travel impacts. In particular, the use characteristics on the response to BE attributes. It is pos- of a narrow set of BE measures may render the measures sible, though, that the varying levels and sometimes non- as proxies for other BE measures, making it difficult to intuitive effects of BE attributes on travel behavior found identify which element of the multidimensional package in earlier empirical studies (for example, in Bhat and of BE measures is actually responsible for the travel Gossen 2004) is, at least in part, a manifestation of vary- impact. Similarly, focus on the impacts of BE on narrow ing BE attribute effects across decision makers in the dimensions of travel does not provide the overall effect population. on travel. For instance, a denser environment may be associated with fewer pick-up or drop-off activity episodes, but more recreational episodes (see Bhat and Spatial Scale of Analysis Srinivasan 2005). The net impact on overall travel will depend on the aggregation across the effects on individ- The third element is the neighborhood shape and scale ual travel dimensions. Finally, most empirical analyses used to gauge BE measures. Most studies use predefined consider a trip-based approach to analysis, ignoring the spatial units based on census tracts, zip codes, or trans- chaining of activities and the interplay of the effect of BE port analysis zones as operational surrogates for neigh- attributes on the many dimensions characterizing activ- borhoods because urban form data are more readily ity participation and travel. available and easily matched to travel data at these scales. However, it is not clear how individuals perceive the neighborhood space and scale, and how they filter Moderating Influence of Decision-Maker spatial information when making spatial choice deci- Characteristics sions (see Golledge and G�rling 2003; Krizek 2003; and Guo and Bhat 2004, 2007 for detailed discussions). Fur- The second element is the moderating influence of deci- ther, it is possible that different BE attributes have differ- sion makers' characteristics on travel behavior (individ- ent spatial extents of influence on travel choices, as uals and households). These characteristics may include illustrated by Guo and Bhat (2007) and Boarnet and sociodemographic factors (such as gender, income, and Sarmiento (1998). household structure), travel-related and environmental attitudes (such as preference for nonmotorized or motor- ized modes of transportation and concerns about mobile RESIDENTIAL SORTING BASED ON source emissions), and perceptions regarding BE attri- TRAVEL BEHAVIOR PREFERENCES butes (that is, cognitive filtering of the objective BE attributes). These may have a direct influence on travel The second major issue in BE�travel behavior relation- behavior (for example, higher-income households are ship is residential sorting based on travel behavior prefer- more likely to own cars) or an indirect influence by mod- ences. A fundamental assumption is that there is a ifying the sensitivity to BE characteristics (for example, it one-way causal flow from BE characteristics to travel may be that high-income households, wherever they live, behavior. Specifically, the assumption is that households own several cars and use them more than low-income and individuals locate themselves in neighborhoods and households; this creates a situation where high-income then, based on neighborhood attributes, determine their households are less sensitive to BE attributes in their car travel behaviors. Thus, if good land use mixing has a neg- ownership and use patterns than low-income house- ative influence on the number of motorized trips, the holds). 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Chattanooga police have two men in custody in relation to two separate shootings late Saturday night.
Police first responded to a shooting in the parking lot of the Kanku's convenience store at 3440 Wilcox Blvd. around 10:45 p.m. Saturday.
They found 27-year-old Terrance Etchison unresponsive and suffering from an apparent gunshot wound to the upper torso, according to a news release from Sgt. Jerri Weary, a spokeswoman for the department. EMS workers pronounced him dead.
After speaking with witnesses, police learned that Mr. Etchison and a black male had words inside the Kanku's. That exchange then carried over to the parking lot when the victim exited the store, Sgt. Weary said. During the conversation outside, the suspect pulled a gun and shot Mr. Etchison in the area of the upper torso then got into his vehicle and left, she said.
Jamaal Byrd, 29, was arrested late Sunday and charged with first-degree murder in Mr. Etchison's death. He was taken into custody at the Hamilton County Jail after negotiating his surrender with fugitive investigators. Mr. Byrd was identified from surveillance video.
No motive has been determined in the shooting, Sgt. Weary said.
Police also responded around midnight to a shooting at the L G Lounge at 830 Dodson Ave. Cecil Franklin Stodghill was taken to Erlanger hospital with a gunshot wound to the stomach, Sgt. Weary said in a news release.
According to information obtained from witnesses, Mr. Stodghill was bartending at the at 830 Dodson Avenue, Sgt. Weary stated. The suspect, Leon Holmes, attempted to take money from Stodghill's tip jar which resulted in a fight between the two men. After the fighting incident, Mr. Holmes allegedly returned and shot Mr. Stodghill in the chest and abdomen, she said.
Mr. Stodghill was taken to Erlanger Hospital and into emergency surgery with critical injuries . His current condition is not known. Investigators with the Fugitive Division took Mr. Holmes into custody this morning at 6515 Ringgold Road. He is currently being interviewed by investigators and is expected to be charged with attempted murder, reckless endangerment and unlawful possession of a firearm, Sgt. Weary stated.
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More scum of the earth shooting at each other, making this city even worse than it already is. I say put all these ghetto scum people some kind of death bowl or death match and let them have at it. This city is too small to have this much violence. I can't wait to escape this place.
It's a shame that Chattanooga is the way it is. There is no need for all this unecessary killings. Okay, true the jobs are scarce and the economy is bad. But that's life. You adapt and sacrifice. These shootings are bad choices that people makes. But where is our faith? Our family values? Our morals? All of a sudden, parents aren't there to teach and mold their children. Instead, they condone their children's actions. They're quick to defend their children's wrongdoings. Something IS wrong..it starts at home.
aah, the Renaissance of Chattanooga, just warms the cockles of the Progressive heart, doesn't it?
Signalman and Indian got it exactly right, there is no excuse for the perpetrators. Just the Law.
I once hated Chattanooga until I was stationed in Miami. I promptly moved my family back to Chattanooga where it's much, much safer.
I just can't sit here and let Chattanooga take this bad rap. I am a career law enforcement officer from the opposite end of Tennessee but I love Chattanooga. Just returned from a week there and it was great. Nooga has so many attractions and is wrapped in history. I have been visiting there since back in the '60s and lived there for a few months in 2006 after I retired. I have never had a minutes trouble and I find the natives friendly and helpful. Before you condemn the whole city check out the locations where these things are happening and I bet you will find it is mostly in the places where decent folks don't go. Just like other cities, they will have their share of trouble. If you don't associate with drugs and gangs and you go where decent folks go you will not have any trouble...I promise..
hotroller, maybe you should read the stories about the abuse that local law enforcemnt have done to the citizens in and around nooga. Its amazing how much tunnelvision floks like you and the churchies have when they don't want to see the truth

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PASCAGOULA — Ingalls Shipbuilding has applied for a $1.3-million state grant to build a basic skills training annex to the nearly complete Haley Reeves Barbour Maritime Training Academy. Jackson County has requested proposals for professional services, such as engineering, for the project. Officials tells The Mississippi Press the 4,105-square-foot multi-purpose classroom that will be able to […] [...]


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Top tips for the job-hunting Generation Y
Summary: The job hunt can be tiring -- but how can you make your life easier in the modern world?
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Monitor your online footprint
Type your name into Google on occasion, and see what information is available to you. We tend to be quite free with our data, and while this can cause security problems, it can also impact how a prospective employer sees you -- and this could decide if you are offered an interview or not.
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- 5 ways to secure your Facebook profile in a post-Timeline world
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Today, earning a degree is no guarantee of securing work afterwards. You will be competing against many of your peers -- often in the same boat as you -- and so presenting yourself as professional through both the application stage and interview is a must.
This doesn't always mean that the piercings have to go, or you need to subdue yourself in the interview room. If an employer thinks your personality would mesh well in the company, you stand a fighting chance.
However, it could take years before you land a role in your required role. In the meantime, anything to keep you in work can help. It may also be worth considering broadening your horizons by researching internships, opportunities abroad and free courses.
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Generation Y are well known for acronyms, emoticons and typos, but when you're sending an email to a prospective employer, email etiquette is key.
There are a number of ways you can improve your email communication, including:
- Check for spelling mistakes.
- Use a professional email address, preferably with your full name.
- Use the correct salutation -- Ms., Dr., Sir, or Madam are usually acceptable -- but not 'Hey."
- Punctuation is important.
- Stay clear of emoticons and exclamation marks -- unless they do it first. If you receive a response, tailor your reply to their tone.
- Leave signature-based profound quotes about life on Facebook and Tumblr.
- Make communication easy -- send along your telephone number.
- Keep it short and sweet -- there is rarely much time in the world of recruitment.
- Don't forget to follow up.
A further tip is to avoid copying and pasting messages in contact forms online. Sometimes, due to differences in coding, the message will arrive garbled at the other end -- rendering it unreadable and immediately deleted.
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LOS ANGELES -- There's a dangerous but basic equation behind the killer Yarnell Hill wildfire and other blazes raging across the West this summer: More heat, more drought, more fuel and more people in the way are adding up to increasingly ferocious fires.
Scientists say a hotter planet will only increase the risk.
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"Twenty years ago, I would have said this was a highly unusual, fast-moving, dangerous fire," said fire history expert Don Falk at the University of Arizona at Tucson, referring to the Yarnell Hill fire. "Now unfortunately, it's not unusual at all."
Wildfires are chewing through twice as many acres per year on average in the United States compared with 40 years ago, U.S. Forest Service Chief Tom Tidwell told a Senate hearing last month. Since Jan. 1, 2000, about 145,000 square miles have burned, roughly the size of New York, New England, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland combined, according to federal records.
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Communities nestled next to wilderness are used to girding for fire season, which typically occurs in the summer. Compared with decades past, however, the traditional fire season now lasts two months longer and first responders sometimes find themselves beating back flames in the winter.
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"Even a degree or so warmer, day in day out, evaporates water faster and that desiccates the system more," said fire ecologist Steve Running of the University of Montana.
In Arizona, where a drought has persisted for nearly two decades, the manzanita, evergreen, mount mahogany and oak in the Yarnell area were so crispy Sunday that a nearby state fire-monitoring station recorded a near-maximum level of potential fuel in area vegetation.
In many places, decades of aggressively snuffing out wildfires also have led to a buildup of fuel ready to ignite. On top of that, more people are living in fire-prone areas near forests, grasslands and shrub lands, which complicates firefighting logistics.
Over the past years, firefighters on the front lines have complained about how flames "go berserk in ways they never used to see," Running said.
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Six years later, "we keep seeing more and more amazing fire dynamics," the University of Montana's Running said. "And there's just no reason to believe overall that this is going to go back ... We better be ready for more of it."
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I am exhausted with the devil today. I am sooooo tired of his relentless effort to destroy what's sublime, degrade what's worthy, weaken what's strong, mar what's beautiful. I'm angry at his willful stubbornness, his grossly misplaced pride, his shameless machinations, his fostering of irrationality, his waste of the precious, his victimization of the susceptible. I'm sick to death of his constant, venal corruption.
And he hides, of course; always, he hides. He ducks, and covers, and stays in the shadows. He quickly throws up shiny, vibrant diversions; he changes shapes; he always moves left when you go right--and then comes stealthily circling in behind you, his piercing weapons drawn.
And heaven forbid that weakling should ever go after anyone with any strength. I do (believe me) understand what a dangerous assertion it is to make, but the fact is that the devil's grip on me personally isn't anything for him to be crowing to his loser minions about. I'm strong; I'm smart (enough); I'm happily married--mostly, of course, I've got religion. I know who I am--and I sure know who he is. And he knows I know who he is. So I'm of limited appeal to him. No one likes someone who laughs at what they want him to take seriously.
Besides, why bother with me, when there's two little boys next door being cared for by "foster parents" who are drunks? What fun am I, when there's a depressed teenage boy right across the street from me who's just started smoking pot? Why struggle with me, when there's a whole world of hurting, vulnerable people out there that he can work like a ball of putty in his slick, hot hands?
I'm so sick of it. I'm so tired of having to witness and suffer through the endless little pockets of hell created by the king of the sleazeballs for his own pathetic delight. I'm tired of the trash he makes, the stains he leaves, the holes he digs, the walls he builds. I'm tired of his craven opportunism. I'm tired of his glittery, superficial, caustic sexuality. I'm tired of his toxic insidiousness. I'm tired of his bottom-feeding frenzy.
Jesus, I know you do everything in your own time. Of course! And one of the great, engaging pleasures of we on earth is to contemplate the magnificence of your eternal reality, to reflect upon the humbling truth that a moment to us is an eternity to you. That's certainly true.
And of course we know you know this--but if you wouldn't mind us saying it again: When, in your holy benevolence, you are moved to come down here and once and for all stomp out the devil like the scampering, spitting, diseased cockroach that he is, trust that we'll be there with a can of insecticide and a hammer (or a shoe, or a shovel, or whatever else we can get our hands on) faster than you can say, "You wanna take a shot?"
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Tottenham On This Day
14th March, 1963
Tottenham Hotspur 6 Slovan Bratislava ECWC 2nd Round (2nd Leg)
Scorers: Mackay, White, Smith, Greaves (2), Jones (Agg. Won 6 – 2)
Team: Brown; Hopkins, Henry; Marchi, Norman, Mackay; Jones, White, Smith, Greaves, Dyson
Tottenham were fortunate to get off so lightly in the 1st leg game when they were out-classed and out-played. Only two goals behind, they still had a chance to progress but it could have been so much worse. Fortunately, after scoring their second goal early in the second half, Slovan were satisfied with that scoreline and failed to score the extra goals that were there for the taking as Bill Brown made a number of important saves to keep Spurs in the tie.
The Tottenham team was still without Danny Blanchflower who had been out with a knee injury since the win over Glasgow Rangers in the previous round with the ever reliable Tony Marchi taking his place.
At White Hart Lane, Tottenham opened determined to put the visitors under intense pressure from the outset but it wasn't until a nine minute spell after half an hour that saw them regain the initiative in the tie. They had taken the visitors by storm with Dave Mackay leading from the front but the goalkeeper had kept Bobby Smith and Cliff Jones at bay.
Mackay pulled one goal back from near the by-line after thirty one minutes, then Jimmy Greaves levelled the score before Smith scored a third to put Spurs ahead on aggregate, ten minutes before half-time. White Hart Lane which had been in a frenzy was now rocking.
In the second half, Mel Hopkins who was playing in place of Peter Baker, hit the cross bar. Twenty minutes in Greaves scored his second and with fifteen minutes remaining Jones and White both scored within a minute to complete the rout.
Spurs were in the semi-finals of the Cup Winners' Cup where they were due to meet OFK Belgrade.
That's how to perform on a memorable European night at White Hart Lane.
After the match, Bill Nicholson commented,
This was a victory for power. Slovan are a good football side, but our wing halves tonight powered up the field like they used to do last season and not very often this year. They won us the match.
The Czech officials made special mention of the Tottenham crowd, saying,
The crowd is a great help to them and the noise they make is fantastic. It is a tradition at Tottenham to overwhelm opposition as we remember from Gornik.
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What is the "summer slide" and why does it sound so fun?
Happy summer! Most school districts around the state are officially dunzo with the school year as of the end of the day today.
It's doubtless many kids have lots to celebrate after closing a successful year. These pages are full of stories from kids and parents who work incredibly hard to get a quality education.
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For a kid who's enrolled in a creative summer camp, a lack of parent involvement might not have a big impact come September. But summer camp often costs (a lot of) money. For parents with fewer financial resources summer demands more creativity and focus on summer learning, however unfair that is.
Because statistically, it's lower-income kids are the ones most affected by a lack of summer reading. The summer slide has been linked to persistent achievement gaps between lower-income and higher income kids for a long time.
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In his new home movies
DVD, Shakespeare Was a Big George Jones Fan, Cowboy Jack Clement lists his Top 10 songwriting tips: Remember that
experts are often wrong. Experts tend to be narrow and overly opinionated. Experts don't buy records. There's nothing wrong
with waltzes if they're played right. A good song gets better with age. Reveal some of yourself with most of your songs. Don't
get stuck on one song too long. Work on other songs as you go. Learn to grow from setbacks, delays and getting your feelings
hurt. Write the worst song you can think of. Write the best song you can think of.
Before I try to illustrate some
of those with examples from Shakespeare Was ..., let me tell the uninitiated a little about one of Nashville's most
unique talents.
You have to start by asking what he has not done. And I can't think of much off the bat here. The guy
has been around the block several times, I mean to say, and has pretty much done it all and seen it all. Been a U.S. Marine,
an Arthur Murray dance instructor, the first staff producer-engineer at Sun Records in its golden era, producer of Johnny
Cash and Charley Pride and Waylon Jennings and U2 among many others, Nashville's video pioneer, writer of such hits as "Guess
Things Happen That Way," song publisher, studio builder and owner, and horror film producer. Basically, he's been Nashville's
ringmaster for decades.
Shakespeare Was a Big George Jones Fan is a collection of many Clement video ventures
over the years, and some highly entertaining ones they are. If you've never seen Johnny Cash getting comfortable with the
gravesite of his father-in-law, the patriarch of the first family of country music, A.P. Carter, then you're in for a treat.
Likewise if you've never seen Bono's portrayal of the Godfather, or Kris Kristofferson waxing poetic about what Clement means
to country music and to Nashville.
Clement's 10 Songwriting Tips:
Remember that experts are often wrong.
Cowboy met Jerry Lee Lewis at Sun Records in the '50s, the latter was trying to sing George Jones songs. Cowboy told him country
wasn't selling and that he needed to learn some rock and roll. It worked.
Experts tend to be narrow and opinionated.
in the fun business. If we're not having fun, we're not doing our jobs," he tells Shakespeare in one of their discussions
after telling him that "To Be or Not to Be" is "too morbid."
Experts don't buy records.
Listen to Clement's
eloquent discourse on the need for freedom in order to make music. As one of his musical collaborators observes, "If it's
totally out of control, then he's in hog heaven."
There's nothing wrong with waltzes if they're played right.
with polkas. Cowboy loves a good polka. Frankie Yankovic makes a memorable appearance in the home movies.
A good
song gets better with age.
Listen today to "Guess Things Happen That Way."
Reveal some of yourself with
most of your songs.
"Let's All Help the Cowboy Sing the Blues" reveals more about Clement than he perhaps intended.
He tries to dismiss the song as "my commercial," saying when he went on tour with Waylon the song got him lots of women. But
it remains a lovely song.
Don't get stuck on one song too long. Work on other songs as you go.
has been singing and perfecting and recording the song "Brazil" for decades.
Learn to grow from setbacks, delays
and getting your feelings hurt.
The list of Cowboy's unfinished projects is a long and very expensive one. His
horror movie, Dear Dead Delilah, set him back millions.
Write the worst song you can think of.
From the Bathroom of Your Heart." Although, depending on who sings it, and where and when you hear it, it can be a strangely
endearing song. Cowboy sang it well and so did Cash. "Dirty Old Egg-Sucking Dog" is even better.
Write the best
song you can think of.
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With a serious hole in their TE corps, the Jets tried to add some depth by re-signing veteran TE Bubba Franks despite an injury plagued 2008. Also...the Jets are now minus their top two RB's starting May OTA's as Leon Washington joins Thomas Jones sitting out. Both RB's want a new contract.
Franks, a 10 year veteran only played eight games last year while battling a hip injury and only caught 6 passes for 47 yards. Before the Franks signing, second year man Dustin Keller had been the only TE on the roster with NFL experience. The Jets will undoubtedly keep a firm eye on the waiver wire to try to acquire another TE or two before the seasons starts.
Washington, based on published reports, apparently had a breakdown in contract extension negotiations within the past few days and has decided to skip OTA's for now in protest. He currently has one year left on his rookie deal which pays him a little over $500K and is looking for a well deserved extension with a big raise.
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Best pan-Asian restaurants
When Chinese, Korean, Thai or Japanese alone won't suffice, here are the best pan-Asian restaurants in Chicago.
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Photograph: Martha Williams
The hanger steak bibimbap at Bento Box makes it one of the best pan-Asian restaurants in Chicago.
Photograph: Martha Williams
Han 202 has a $25 prix fixe menu that makes it one of the best pan-Asian restaurants in Chicago.
Photograph: Martha Williams
The bandung dumplings at Rickshaw Republic make it one of the best pan-Asian restaurants in Chicago.
Photograph: Martha Williams
The ramen at Urbanbelly makes it one of the best pan-Asian restaurants in Chicago.
Photograph: Martha Williams
The hanger steak bibimbap at Bento Box makes it one of the best pan-Asian restaurants in Chicago.
Sure, we have great Thai, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean and other great Asian cuisine options in Chicago, but sometimes we want to try a variety of Asian flavors in one meal. When we want bibimbap, we head to the Bento Box, and when we're craving chicken wings, we go to Rickshaw Republic. Noodles? You'll find us at Urbanbelly, slurping up ramen. Here are our picks for the best pan-Asian restaurants in town.
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The Bento Box
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
With just 16 seats and five main courses, this shoebox of a restaurant seems to traffic in smallness. But slurp rice noodles in a Thai chili–scented broth, or take a bite of the complex curries or juicy bulgogi in one of the namesake bento boxes, and you'll be hit by big Asian flavors, fresh ingredients (such as Jidori chicken) and the sense that the chef—Rick Spiros—is cooking with some real gusto. Tip: The menu changes daily, and when Spiros says barbecue-pork steamed buns, you'd better run.
- 2246 W Armitage Ave, (between Oakley Ave and Leavitt St)
Han 202
- Price band: 1/4
- Critics choice
Han 202 might just be the best value in town. Twenty-five bucks brings five courses, with fun and flavorful options like lemongrass beef on matchsticks of Granny Smith apples, delicate salt-and-pepper baby octopus, moist black sea bass peeking out from a blanket of scallions and fresh ginger, and an ending of simple mango sorbet with a chocolate truffle. Figure in a tasteful dining room and a BYOB policy and this place has date night written all over it.
- 605 W 31st St, (at Wallace St)
Rickshaw Republic
- Price band: 1/4
You're crazy if you start your meal at Rickshaw Republic with anything other than its crackly, gingery, twice-fried chicken wings. But from there, a meal at Rickshaw is more of a gamble. Some of the takes on Indonesian street food are surprisingly successful (see the batagor, deep-fried balls of ground shrimp and fish stuffed into tofu); others feel tepid (see the overly sweet satay, or the spiceless pancakes known as martabak). And yet you'll probably end up being fond of Rickshaw, thanks to the creative interior, the BYOB no-corkage-fee policy and refreshing desserts such as the jackfruit shaved ice.
- 2312 N Lincoln Ave, (between Belden and Fullerton Aves)
Urban Belly
- Rated as: 4/5
- Critics choice
Bill Kim moved Urbanbelly from Avondale to Randolph Street in 2013, but that wasn't the only change: he added a small wine, beer and sake list, a kid's menu and a few new menu items, cooked in a new wok. The new space is adjacent to BellyQ and twice as large as the old one. As before, you order at the counter, then grab a seat. Start with dumplings. There are classics, like the pork- and cilantro-stuffed potstickers, but we also loved the buffalo chicken dumplings, which are fried, tossed with Belly Fire hot sauce and served with dollops of blue cheese and thinly sliced celery. They're a fun and surprising dish, a theme that continues throughout the meal. The pork and pineapple fried rice consists of fried jasmine rice that's laden with knobs of pork belly and pineapple, and is only enhanced with a shake of the housemade hot sauces that sit on the table. But we saved the best item for last—the peanut butter and jelly sundae is a must-order. Vanilla soft serve is topped with huckleberry jelly and peanut butter crunchies, and it's a delicious and whimsical dessert.
- 1400 West Randolph Street
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375 degrees, bake 20-25 minutes, serves 6
3 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
8 slices white or whole-wheat sandwich bread
6 slices bacon
6 large eggs
Coarse salt and ground pepper
Lightly butter 6 standard muffin cups. With a rolling pin, flatten bread slices slightly and, with a 4 1/4-inch cookie cutter, cut into 8 rounds. Cut each round in half, then press 2 halves into each muffin cup, overlapping slightly and making sure bread comes up to edge of cup. Use extra bread to patch any gaps. Brush bread with remaining butter. In a large skillet, cook bacon over medium, until almost crisp, 4 minutes, flipping once. (It will continue to cook in the oven.) Lay 1 bacon slice in each bread cup and crack an egg over each. Season with salt and pepper. Bake until egg whites are just set, 20 to 25 minutes. Run a small knife around cups to loosen toasts. Serve immediately.
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Before the GOP changes its image or compromises its principals in light of the last election, it should be mindful of one simple fact…Incumbent Presidents rarely lose re-election bids. In the last fifty years the all the Presidents not to be re-elected or elected, in the case of Gerald Ford, faced rivals in addition to the other party's candidate. LBJ was rivaled by Robert Kennedy in 1968 an elected not to run, Gerald Ford was rivaled by Ronald Reagan in 1976, Jimmy Carter was rivaled by Ted Kennedy in 1980 and George H.W. Bush was rivaled by Ross Perot in 1992. History shows the presence of a rival for the President's base signals his vulnerability and ultimately his demise. President Obama faced no such challenge from a party rival.


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"This high-waisted dress with its square, low-cut neckline and decorated with white embroidered flowers and leaves is typical of the fashion at the start of the First Empire. To conceal the low neckline, it could be worn with a chemisette which was slipped inside the dress. This one is in white muslin, embroidered with a sprinkling of flowers and embellished with a ruché trim. This outfit comes from the family of Madame Poyard who looked after the Empress's wardrobe after 1809."
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Cashmere shawls were prized imports from India during the late 18th century. British manufacturers soon began making shawls in similar styles. Not only were they worn with the newly fashionable Neo-classical gowns, the shawls were also made into gowns. In this example of the late 1790s, the shawl was cut in half and then sewn together to form the front and back of the gown. Sleeves of cream satin and a collar and over-sleeves of green silk fabric were then added. The waistline is very high, sitting just below the bust line.
Mourning evening dress, 1823-25 Scotland, the Victoria & Albert Museum
This black velvet evening dress was worn Jane Johnstone (1803-1847), niece of William Jardine founder of Hong Kong merchants Jardine, Matheson & Co.
The wide neckline and short sleeves of the dress are typical of fashionable evening wear of the mid 1820s. Although it retains remnants of the high-waisted, neo-classical shape popular at the beginning of the century, its construction shows the move towards the lower waists and fuller skirts of the 1850s. The use of velvet demonstrates the trend for more sumptuous fabrics after the dominance of cotton and muslin in the previous two decades.
The death of Princess Charlotte, the only child of George IV, in childbirth in 1817 plunged the whole country into mourning and set the high standards for mourning dress of this period. Fabrics such as silk and velvet were too shiny to be worn for the first stages of mourning, however, official mourning guidelines issued by the Lord Chamberlain decreed that black velvets and silks were permissible in the third and final stage. This dress would have been worn with an evening turban, long gloves and a pelisse cloak, often lined with chinchilla fur. It is likely that it was a gift from William Jardine and was worn when mourning the death of Jane Johnstone's grandmother, Elizabeth Johnstone who died in 1825.
Robe, 1795-1800 England, the Victoria & Albert Museum
The cotton weaving and printing industries in Britain expanded greatly during the period 1775-1800. Cotton was a very popular fabric for clothing, from sheer muslins to heavy corduroys. It was part of the wardrobe of all classes. This printed cotton gown of the late 1790s could have been the Sunday best of a working-class woman or the informal morning gown of a wealthy lady. The very high waist and long sleeves are the typical fashion of this period.
Walking dress, 1817-20 UK, the Victoria & Albert Museum
Echoes of military uniform give this walking dress a masculine flourish. The curving satin bands applied to the front of the spencer are reminiscent of the parallel lines of braiding which extended across the breast of many uniforms. Passementerie in the form of crescent-shaped moulds, looped cord and balls covered in floss silk replace the gilt or silver buttons on some regimental coats. The tassels on the collar ends and cuff bands evoke the tassels adorning boots, hats, sashes and cap lines of military accessories. In place of epaulettes, puffed oversleeves composed of linked bows emphasize the shoulder line.
The infusion of military styles into fashionable dress in Britain was largely due to the influence of the Napoleonic Wars (1793-1815). Among other factors, contact with foreign troops had a strong impact on civilian as well as regimental dress, and military ornament was translated into stylish trimmings on women's hats, bodices, spencers and pelisses. The uniforms worn during this period were some of the most elaborate in the history of military dress, and their bright colours, frogging, braid and tassels fuelled the imagination of fashion for years to come.
Although this walking outfit is not based on any particular uniform, some garments closely followed certain styles. The uniform of the hussars, who were light cavalry, was particularly flamboyant as it was derived from Hungarian national dress. In her memoirs, Elizabeth Grant describes the admiration she received when she 'walked out like a hussar in a dark cloth pelisse trimmed with fur and braided like the coat of a staff-officer, boots to match, and a fur cap set on one side, and kept on the head by means of a cord with long tassels'.
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Green Goddess Sauce
- Yield 2 cups
Try this fresh approach to tartar sauce.
- 3/4 cup softened cream cheese, cubed
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/4 cup sour cream
- 1/4 cup finely chopped fresh parsley
- 1/4 cup fresh chives
- 2 tablespoons minced white onion
- Whisk the cream cheese, milk, sour cream, parsley, chives and onion in a bowl until combined. You may also heat with an electric mixer or a hand-held mixer for 1 to 2 minutes. Chill, covered, until serving time.
Recipe reprinted with permission from the Melting Pot Restaurants' Dip Into Something Different, (The Melting Pot Restaurants, Inc. 2008).


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