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Department of Teaching, Learning and Teacher Education
Faculty Publications: Department of Teaching, Learning and Teacher Education
Critical Pedagogy in Classroom Discourse, Loukia K. Sarroub and Sabrina Quadros
A professional learning community activity for science teachers: How to incorporate discourse-rich instructional strategies into science lessons, Elizabeth Lewis, Dale Baker, Nievita Bueno Watts, and Michael Lang
Preparation for Practice: Elementary Preservice Teachers Learning and Using Scientific Classroom Discourse Community Instructional Strategies, Elizabeth Lewis, Oxana Dema, and Dena Harshbarger
Building intercultural competence in the language classroom, Aleidine J. Moeller and Kristen Nugent
Spoken Spanish Language Development at the High School Level: A Mixed-Methods Study, Aleidine J. Moeller and Janine Theiler
Drawing Their Way into Writing: Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students Finding Voice Through Mini-Novelas, Stephanie Wessels and Socorro G. Herrera,
Bringing Literacy Home: Latino Families Supporting Children's Literacy Learning, Stephanie Wessels and Guy Trainin
Anti-Immigrant Ideology in U.S. Crime Reports: Effects on the Education of Latino Children, Theresa Catalano
Occupy: A case illustration of social movements in global citizenship education, Theresa Catalano
The Roma and Wall Street/CEOs: Linguistic construction of identity in U.S. and Canadian crime reports, Theresa Catalano
Understanding the Language of the Occupy Movement: A Cognitive Linguistic Analysis, Theresa Catalano and John W. Creswell
Media discourse and dual language programs: A critical linguistic analysis, Theresa Catalano and Aleidine J. Moeller
The ideologies behind newspaper crime reports of Latinos and Wall Street/CEOs: A critical analysis of metonymy in text and image, Theresa Catalano and Linda R. Waugh
The language of money: How verbal and visual metonymy shapes public opinion about financial events, Theresa Catalano and Linda R. Waugh
A Teaching Model for Concept Learning and Changes in Critical Thinking, S. C. Hoffman Ph.D. and Marilyn Grady
The Anthropology of Educational Persistence: What Can We Learn from Anthropology to Improve Educational Opportunities and Outcomes for Underserved Students?, Teresa McCarty, Bryan McKinley Jones Brayboy, Amanda Datnow, Edmund T. Hamann, and The Anthropology of Educational Persistence Thought Collective
Advanced Low Language Proficiency–An Achievable Goal?, Aleidine J. Moeller
Keeping It in the Target Language, Aleidine J. Moeller and Amy Roberts
Associations Between Teacher Emotional Support and Depressive Symptoms in Australian Adolescents: A 5-Year Longitudinal Study, Patrick Pössel, Kathleen Moritz Rudasill, Michael G. Sawyer, Susan H. Spence, and Annie C. Bjerg
A Case Study of Reading Instruction in a Philippine Classroom, Maria Selena Protacio and Loukia K. Sarroub
HOME VISITS: A WAY OF CONNECTING WITH CULTURALLY AND LINGUISTICALLY DIVERSE FAMILIES, Stephanie Wessels
Science as a Second Language: Integrating science and vocabulary instruction for English language learners, Stephanie Wessels
The Denaturalization of Romanies in Italy: How Language and Image Work together, Theresa Catalano
Teacher Education and Supporting Immigrant Students in the Standards-Based Education Era, Edmund T. Hamann
Accessing High-Quality Instructional Strategies, Edmund T. Hamann and Jenelle Reeves
ICE Raids, Children, Media and Making Sense of Latino Newcomers in Flyover Country., Edmund T. Hamann and Jenelle Reeves
Book Review: North Pole, South Pole: The Epic Quest to Solve the Great Mystery of Earth's Magnetism by Gillian Turner, Elizabeth B. Lewis
Cardiovascular Fitness Moderates the Relations Between Estimates of Obesity and Physical Self-Perceptions in Rural Elementary School Students, Nathanael G. Mitchell, Justin B. Moore, Wendy S. Bibeau, and Kathleen Moritz Rudasill
Goal Setting and Student Achievement: A Longitudinal Study, Aleidine J. Moeller, Janine M. Theiler, and Chaorong Wu
Are the challenges and opportunities in contemporary diverse classrooms being met?, Loukia K. Sarroub, Lisa Patel Stevens, and A. Jonathan Eakle
Improving Elementary American Indian Students' Math Achievement with Inquiry-Based Mathematics and Games, Jamalee Stone and Edmund T. Hamann
The Importance of Activating and Building Knowledge, Stephanie Wessels
Using the Communication in Science Inquiry Project professional development model to facilitate learning middle school genetics concepts, Dale R. Baker, Elizabeth B. Lewis, Sibel Uysal, Senay Purzer, Michael Lang, and Perry Baker
Promoting L2 Reading in Less Commonly Taught Languages with Hypertexts, Theresa Catalano
The Anglo Politics of Latino Education: The Role of Immigration Scripts, Edmund T. Hamann
Hyphenated Identities as a Challenge to Nation-State School Practice?, Edmund T. Hamann and William England
What Makes the Anthropology of Educational Policy Implementation "Anthropological" ?, Edmund T. Hamann and Lisa Rosen
Schooling and the Everyday Ruptures Transnational Children Encounter in the United States and Mexico, Edmund T. Hamann and Víctor Zúñiga
Schooling, National Affinity(ies), and Transnational Students in Mexico, Edmund T. Hamann and Víctor Zúñiga
Elementary Teachers' Comprehension of Flooding through Inquiry-based Professional Development and Use of Self-regulation Strategies, Elizabeth B. Lewis, Katrien J. van der Hoeven Kraft, Nievita Bueno Watts, Dale R. Baker, Meredith J. Wilson, and Michael Lang
Promoting Vocabulary Learning for English Learners, Stephanie Wessels
The Role of Preservice Teachers' Meaning Perspectives and Schemes in a Study Abroad Experience, Stephanie Wessels; Melissa Holmes; and Socorro Herrera,
Immigrazione: la Legge SB 1070 approvata in Arizona, Theresa Catalano and Luigi Catalano
SB 1070 Immigration Bill in Arizona, Theresa Catalano and Luigi Catalano
Education in the New Latino Diaspora, Edmund T. Hamann and Linda Harklau
Transnational Students' Perspectives on Schooling in the United States and Mexico: The Salience of School Experience and Country of Birth, Edmund T. Hamann, Víctor Zúñiga, and Juan Sánchez García
A Call for a New Geoscience Education Research Agenda, Elizabeth B. Lewis and Dale R. Baker
Bilingual-Bicultural Teachers' Cultural Competence Development Blueprint in Predominantly Subtractive Bilingualism Contexts: Insights from Research Literature, Valentin Ekiaka Nzai, and Jenelle Reeves
Teacher Learning by Script, Jenelle Reeves
Discontinuities and Differences among Muslim Arab-Americans: Making It at Home and School, Loukia K. Sarroub
Finding Husbands, Finding Wives: How Being Literate Creates Crisis, Loukia K. Sarroub
The Communication in Science Inquiry Project (CISIP): A Project to Enhance Scientific Literacy through the Creation of Science Classroom Discourse Communities, Dale R. Baker, Elizabeth B. Lewis, Senay Purzer, Nievita Bueno Watts, Gita Perkins, Sibel Uysal, Sissy Wong, Rachelle Beard, and Michael Lang
A Sociocultural Perspective on ESOL Teachers' Linguistic Knowledge for Teaching, Jenelle Reeves
Teacher Investment in Learner Identity, Jenelle Reeves
Sojourners in Mexico With U.S. School Experience: A New Taxonomy for Transnational Students, Víctor Zúñiga and Edmund T. Hamann
DISCOURSE IN INQUIRY SCIENCE CLASSROOMS (DiISC): REFERENCE MANUAL, Dale R. Baker, Rachelle Beard, Nievita Bueno-Watts, Elizabeth B. Lewis, Gokhan Özdemir, Giota Perkins, Sissy Wong, and Senay Yaşar-Purzer
University Students' Conceptualization and Interpretation of Topographic Maps, Douglas Clark, Stephen Reynolds, Vivian Lemanowski, Thomas Stiles, Senay Yaşar-Purzer, Sian Proctor, Elizabeth B. Lewis, Charlotte Stromfors, and James Corkins
Successful Schooling for ELLs: Principles for Building Responsive Learning Environments, Maria Coady, Edmund T. Hamann, Margaret Harrington, Samboen Pho, and Jane Yedlin
Advice, Cautions, and Opportunities for the Teachers of Binational Teachers: Learning from Teacher Training Experiences of Georgia and Nebraska Teachers in Mexico, Edmund T. Hamann
Meeting the Needs of ELLs: Acknowledging the Schism Between ESL/Bilingual and Mainstream Teachers and Illustrating That Problem's Remedy, Edmund T. Hamann
Standards vs. 'Standard' Knowledge, Edmund T. Hamann
Accessing High-Quality Instructional Strategies, Edmund T. Hamann, Jenelle Reeves, Bradley Baurain, and Graciela Valenciano
From Nuevo León to the USA and Back Again: Transnational Students in Mexico, Edmund T. Hamann, Víctor Zúñiga, and Juan Sánchez Garcia
Content is Not Enough: A History of Secondary Earth Science Teacher Preparation with Recommendations for Today, Elizabeth B. Lewis
Preparing Nebraska Teachers to See Demographic Change As an Opportunity, Jenelle Reeves and Edmund T. Hamann
Living "Glocally" With Literacy Success in the Midwest, Loukia K. Sarroub
Escuelas nacionales, alumnos transnacionales: la migración México/Estados Unidos como fenómeno escolar, Víctor A. Zúñiga and Edmund T. Hamann
Alumnos Transnacionales: Las Escuelas Mexicanas Frente a la Globalización, Víctor Zúñiga, Edmund T. Hamann, and Juan Sánchez García
Learning How to Make Inquiry into Electricity and Magnetism Discernible to Middle Level Teachers , Gayle A. Buck, Margaret A. Macintyre Latta, and Diandra Leslie-Pelecky
10 Questions to Answer for Technology to Succeed in Your School, Doreen Gosmire and Marilyn L. Grady
Principal as Technology Leader, Doreen Gosmire and Marilyn L. Grady
But Sometimes Labor Migration Is About More Than Labor Migration: Complementary Perspectives of an Educational Anthropologist, Edmund T. Hamann
Retrieving Meaning In Teacher Education: The Question Of Being, Karl Hostetler, Margaret A. Macintyre Latta, and Loukia K. Sarroub
Formative Assessment Requires Artistic Vision, Margaret A. Macintyre Latta, Gayle Buck, and April Beckenhauer
Terms of inquiry, Margaret A. Macintyre Latta, Gayle Buck, Diandra Leslie-Pelecky, and Lora Carpenter
AN EFFICACIOUS THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE OF RURAL FEMALE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS' SELF-SUSTAINABILITY, John M. Palladino, Jean M. Haar, Marilyn L. Grady, and Kaye Perry
Technology Integration: PDAs as an Instructional and Reflective Tool in the Science Classroom, Jon E. Pedersen and Edmund A. Marek
Language: Use By Women: North America: Yemeni American Girls, Loukia K. Sarroub
Seeking refuge in literacy from a scorpion bite, Loukia K. Sarroub
Exploring Turkish Pre-service Science Education Teachers' Understanding of Educational Technology and Use, Hakan Türkmen, Jon E. Pedersen, and Robbie McCarty
Evaluation of pre-service teachers' images of science teaching in Turkey, Hulya Yilmaz, Hakan Turkmen, Jon E. Pedersen, and Pinar Huyuguzel Cavas
Comparing Science Teaching Styles to Students' Perception of Scientists, Kevin D. Finson, Jon E. Pedersen, and Julie Thomas
Pensando en Cynthia y su Hermana: Educational Implications of United States–Mexico Transnationalism for Children, Edmund T. Hamann, Victor Zuniga, and Juan Sanchez Garcia
Risks and Opportunities within Self-Study: A Presentation for the S-STEP SIG, American Educational Research Association, 2006, Margaret A. Macintyre Latta, Gayle A. Buck, Teresa Abrahams, Chandra Diaz-DeBose, Sandra Dop, Kathy Fuchser, Joyce Lehn, Colette Mast, Virginia Newton, Judith Ruskamp, and Sarah Thomas
Identities in the Making: Realized In-Between Self and Other, Margaret A. Macintyre Latta and Lori Olafson
Secondary Teacher Attitudes toward Including English-Language Learners in Mainstream Classrooms, Jenelle Reeves
Starting Conversations with Content Area Peers [Out of the Box], Jenelle Reeves
Going Home? Schooling in Mexico of Transnational Children, Víctor Zúñiga and Edmund T. Hamann
An Action Research Project on Preparing Teachers to Meet the Needs of Underserved Student Populations, Gayle A. Buck and Jeanene G. Cordes
Preparing Teachers to Create a Mainstream Science Classroom Conducive to the Needs of English-Language Learners: A Feminist Action Research Project, Gayle A. Buck, Colette Mast, Nancy Ehlers, and Elizabeth Franklin
Survey of Changes in Science Teacher Preparation Programs Responding to Performance-Based Science Standards, Steven Gilbert, Jon E. Pedersen, and Cheryl Mason
Book Review - Coming of Age in U.S. High Schools: Economic, Kinship, Religious, and Political Crosscurrents. , Edmund T. Hamann
BOOK REVIEW - The Culture of Education Policy, Edmund T. Hamann
Systemic High School Reform in Two States: The Serendipity of State-Level Action, Edmund T. Hamann
Multi-Party Mobilization for Adolescent Literacy in a Rural Area: A Case Study of Policy Development and Collaboration, Edmund T. Hamann and Julie Meltzer
What Is "Good" Education Research?, Karl Hostetler
Book Review: Liora Bresler (Ed.). (2004). Knowing bodies, moving minds: Towards embodied teaching and learning. , Margaret A. Macintyre Latta
Considering the Nature of the Aesthetic through an Imaginary Letter Exchange, Margaret A. Macintyre Latta
Design Bearings, Margaret A. Macintyre Latta
THE NECESSITY OF SEEING RELATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN TEACHING AND LEARNING, Margaret A. Macintyre Latta


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The following is some points to summarize a test that I took it online (I don't even remember the URL, sorry). Although my job hunting skill test result is above the average but there are some points that I never knew before such as put text-only version of our resume in email body. Hopefully can help you who are no in the middle of job hunting. I wish you nothing but the best!
1. Searching the Internet is the NOT most effective way to look for a job. Internet will probably one important component of our search, but the most effective way to find a job is through networking
2. You can negotiate an entry-level salary. Even most employer will leave only narrow space in their salary offer to new employees, but you won't find out unless you ask. If no any room in salary level, you can negotiate bonuses, vacation time, and work hours.
3. There's no mandatory length limit for résumés. Use the space efficiently, but give enough specific information to attract hiring managers
4. Find any possible way to broaden our network. By doing this we have more opportunity to be landed in a good job.
5. Copy and paste a text-only version of your CV into the body of your e-mail. Many employers won't open résumé attachments either out of laziness or fear of contracting a computer virus
6. If you are currently employed, don't tell anyone before you have a new job lined up. The company may see you as disloyal and make your life difficult until you leave. The worst thins that your boss might think that this is the right time to replace you and leave you prematurely unemployed.
7. The average job hunting time is 4 months. So be patient and don't get discouraged
8. Employers can receive hundreds of résumés for a single job. How can you get yours noticed? Many employers dump résumés into a database and search for key words to narrow the field. The magic words are often job titles, skills or areas of expertise related to the position
9. Avoid to ask the interviewer yes-or-no questions. It gives the impression that you don't care about the company or the position.
10. Believe that you've got the skills to find success. No matter how stressful the job hunting process we are into, but you are deserve for a success.

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City council approves utility pole agreement with company
Faster and better telecommunication capabilities for Internet, telephone and cable television could soon be available in Gothenburg.
A North Platte company, MSI Incorporated, wants to install fiber optic lines on local utility poles that could provide such service.
At its Jan. 21 meeting, the Gothenburg City Council authorized the mayor to negotiate a pole agreement with Mid States Power which is also of North Platte.
Officials wouldn't comment yet on how the companies are involved with the building of and leasing of the service to a provider.
Council members decided to design a pole agreement similar to what the city has with Charter Communications.
Currently Charter is charged a $10 per pole rental fee by the city to provide services.
Some of the lines will be underground.
City administrator Bruce Clymer said MSI president Greg Renner has a boring machine and has put a lot of wire in other cities for Charter and other companies.
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"Affairs succeed by patience, and he that is hasty falleth headlong.
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Election 2012
Several bitter months and $6 billion spent on campaigning led to no major changes in leadership in Washington following the Nov. 6 election.
President Barack Obama defeated Republican challenger Mitt Romney, Democrats solidified their control of the U.S. Senate and Republicans easily maintained a majority in the U.S. House of Representatives, though votes are still being counted in a few close individual races. For federal agencies, the obvious next question is: Now what?
Obama's victory was celebrated by the American Federation of Government Employees and the National Federation of Federal Employees, two large federal employee unions representing a combined 800,000 federal employees.
"This was a momentous victory for the President," said William Dougan, National President of NFFE. "Within government, he has taken innovative approaches to improving workforce morale, efficiency, and productivity. We look forward to another four years of working together to find creative solutions to the pressing issues impacting our nation's workforce, and government."
The president's technology-specific plans remain unclear, yet Obama's victory means there will likely be far less transitional personnel turnover in federal agencies than if voters had elected Romney. That might mean continued improvement of the government's digital strategies and technology and performance policies, according to Don Moynihan, a fellow at the National Academy of Public Administration.
The future of federal technology policies would have been murkier under Romney, Moynihan said, because the Romney administration "never really talked about technology as an issue."
"The likelihood is for Obama's administration to stick with what is in place because he had a hand in designing some current policies," Moynihan said.
John Kamensky, a senior fellow and associate partner for IBM's Center for The Business of Government, told FCW that broad technology trends are "often times driven by technology and not so much the priorities and policies if incoming presidents."
"I can't imagine either person winning would change the initiative to reduce the number of data centers in half," Kamensky said.
With the election over, the nation faces a fiscal cliff, sequestration and the elephant-in-the-room question of whether Obama and Republicans can work better together than they have over the past two years. "You elected us to focus on your jobs, not ours," Obama said in his acceptance speech. "And in the coming weeks and months, I am looking forward to reaching out and working with leaders of both parties to meet the challenges we can only solve together."
Whether any ground is gained on these issues during the lame duck session, which is slated to start Nov. 13, is unclear. House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) told CNN on Nov. 4, that "lame-duck Congresses aren't known for doing big things and probably shouldn't do big things."
Following Obama's election win, however, Boehner said both parties have to "find common ground and take steps together to help our economy grow and create jobs, which is critical to solving our debt."
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's post-election statements were less rosy, suggesting the president needed to "step up" to work with Congress.
"Now it's time for the president to propose solutions that actually have a chance of passing the Republican-controlled House of Representatives and a closely divided Senate, step up to the plate on the challenges of the moment, and deliver in a way that he did not in his first four years in office," McConnell said in a written statement. "To the extent he wants to move to the political center, which is where the work gets done in a divided government, we'll be there to meet him half way."
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Barack Obama, boa tarde. Meu endereço é Rua da Paz 81 Ap 900 Bairro Meireles Cep 60165180. Fortaleza-Ce (Brasil) e-mail email@example.com. Fone 85-32633046. Pode contar comigo. Abraço. No Tiwter, as mensagens que eu escrevo, a Viviane Senna da Silva Lalli, não está deixando ser publicadas! Ela faz o que quer no Brasil. Por quer eu não sei, ela invadiu as minhas empresas, Barack Obama, acaba com ela, por favor. Obrigado. Abraços. Qualquer coisa, eu explico melhor, por e-mail. Abraços.
So you say, "THE PEOPLE have SPOKEN!" huh? What the PEOPLE have said in the election is, "we want gridlock to slow down this Obama train to oblivion". That's why the congress is divided. Obama will not be able to railroad LARGE new programs though (like Obamacare) because he no longer has a super majority like he did 2008 - 2010. The House is the closest to the PEOPLE and the PEOPLE have spoken. STOP SPENDING SO MUCH YOU DUMMIES!!! If you try, WE THE PEOPLE will block it. The PEOPLE win.
People needs to wake up and be realistic about Life in this country (in the world, really). One person can not do it. I don't care who the President is and what party they belongs to. It is about working TOGETHER as one. We should have learned what the real deal is from this election. THE PEOPLE have SPOKEN!
In the ideal world, what SHOULD happen IT-wise is that all that outsourcing of systems administration is discontinued and staffing brought back in-house. This should be in parallel to the already-running trend of consolidating datacenters. Frankly I think the feds would get better bang-for-the-buck by bringing this stuff in house (and I am a contractor BTW).
The man is too arrogant to reach across any isle so don't expect any changes in the next four years. Sad that Americans are so blind to what is really going on.
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October 31, 2014
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court on Monday rejected a request by tobacco companies to consider making it harder for smokers to prove they were misled by the industry.
The case arose out of a class-action lawsuit on behalf of 700,000 Florida residents suffering from illness caused by their addiction to cigarettes.
In July 2006, the Florida Supreme Court dismissed a $145 billion punitive damage award against the tobacco companies for injuring smokers, saying that recognizing the huge class of victims was inappropriate.
But it upheld multimillion-dollar compensatory awards on behalf of two individual smokers. And in the part of its ruling most troubling to the industry, the Florida Supreme Court said that the findings against the companies could be used in individual suits by former members of the class.
The companies say that approach is unfair to them because the state court's conclusions were too general.
The case is R.J. Reynolds v. Engle, 06-1545.
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The reason that they last so long is because they are cleanable and reusable. They will collect the dirt just as well as anything else, but they do need to be cleaned periodically. Personally, I really like K&N filters. I use them in all my vehicles. It really "woke up" our new Taurus 3.0 DOHC. One thing, I am not making a personal endorsement of this product. I do not do that. You must evaluate the product for your particular application.
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The Ecole Centrale de Lille is also authorized to award PhD's, and for that it is linked to two Doctoral schools :
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By Jo Wilcox on 16th July, in Food & recipes, Recipes
Meal TypeBeef
Meal OriginIndian
This is a great way to enjoy the flavours of a traditional curry in a new way. You can add extra vegetables such as courgette and cherry tomatoes. Try to use a tender beef cut such as fillet, sirloin or scotch so it's quick to cook and tender.
- 400-500g diced beef
- ¼ cup rogan josh paste
- ½ cup water
- 10-12 baby potatoes
- 1 red onion, halved and cut into wedges
- 1 red capsicum, cut into bite-sized pieces
- 200g button mushrooms, halved
- 2-3 tbsp oil
- Spinach leaves, salad greens and poppadums to serve
- Raita – ¼ cucumber, finely diced, ½ cup natural Greek-style yoghurt, ½ tsp lime and chilli spice
- Combine the beef, rogan josh paste and water, mixing well. Set aside to marinate for at least 1 hour or overnight.
- Par-cook the potatoes until just tender, then when cool, cut into quarters. Arrange the marinated meat, potatoes, red onion, capsicum and mushroom, alternating onto metal or pre-soaked bamboo skewers. Brush with oil, then grill or bake the skewers for 4-5 minutes each side until the meat is cooked to your liking and the vegetables are tender and coloured.
- Serve with a mixed-leaf salad, golden poppadums and raita (combine all ingredients and season to taste).
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Bargain hunting with the San Francisco Chronicle
Bonné taps BevMo's WiIlfred Wong, Julie Joy from Cost Plus World Market, and Daniel Kahn from San Francisco's Spencer & Daniel's wine shop to select 20 wines under $15 that represent outstanding bargains. In doing so, Bonné identifies three "rules" to help you in seeking out such deals.
Before we get into those rules, we must shout, Segura Viudas Brut Cava is $10 for a magnum, at Cost Plus! Or so we gather from the article. The Cost Plus website is vague on the subject, and indicates that prices vary by region. But this is a solid sparkling wine, and would be a great deal at $10 for 1.5 liters if indeed such is the deal.
Also on the list is the 2008 Larry Cherubino The Yard Whispering Hill Vineyard Mount Barker Riesling, at $6. This one is supposedly available at Spencer & Daniel's, for San Francisco readers, although we do not find it on their website. We feel it is worth a shot if you can find it there. The S&D website does feature an Australian Riesling from the Clare Valley for $5, The Rail Tail, but it is from the 2005 vintage and may be past its prime.
On to Bonné's rules:
1. The less obvious, the better the wines.
2. Instead of paying for a familiar name, pay for the region and the wine.
3. Find a winner and stick with it--at least for a month or so.
The point of rule no. 1 is that values are more likely to be found away from tried and true varieties--Cabernet and Chardonnay--and regions--Napa Valley, Bordeaux. Hunting off the beaten path has its rewards. All very true, although bargains can be found in every region and from every variety with a little guidance. Still, $10 spent on a Monastrell from Yecla will probably get you a better wine than $10 spent on a Bordeaux or a Napa Cabernet.
If you like Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio, for example, rule no. 2 suggests you try another Pinot Grigio from the Alto Adige. You are sure to spend less, and the wine will likely be as good. Good advice as far as it goes.
Rule 3 has to do with the transient nature of bargains. If you find a bargain wine you like, buy up as much as you can before it's all gone.
These are fine suggestions and will help you in your hunt, but we stand by the advice we have doled out so often--cultivate a relationship with a wine retailer. When a retailer knows your tastes they will steer you towards wines you will enjoy at the price you want to spend. When the retailer scores bargains, they will let you know. You are sure to make discoveries as you would following rules 1 and 2, and have the opportunity to stock up as with rule 3, but with more hits and less misses.
We welcome your thoughts on the Chronicle article and the suggested wines.
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The weekend Wall Street Journal also had a front-section-page story on wine. (I bring it only to your attention because I am not sure the WSJ is part of your weekly reading diet.) It centers on studies done by a retired statistician, Robert Hodgson, who found remarkably little consistency among the judging done at the California State Fair.ReplyDelete
Among the amusing anecdotes are one story of a Paso Robles winery which sent 3 different bottles, all containing the same wine, to a single competition. Two were rejected, one with the note "undrinkable," while the third one won a double gold medal.
The article concludes with a nice quote from Waverly Root: "Drink wine every day, at lunch and dinner, and the rest will take care of itself."
By which I assume he means, if you drink wine that consistently, you'll learn some things on your own, and discover what you -- not the judges -- like.
Anyway, thought I'd share...
Also from that article: Julia Child, when asked what her favorite wine was, reportedly replied "Gin."ReplyDelete
Thanks for the comments, Dylan, and for bringing that article to our attention. Indeed we would have missed it.ReplyDelete
We love your interpretation of the Waverly Root quote. We are sure you are correct, though we our less sure that was Mr. Root's intended message.
Judging is notoriously problematic, and a number of stories have recently emerged about how random--at best--and corrupt--at worst--the judging process is. Corrupt may be too strong a word, but when 2/3 of entered wines receive a double gold, and the rest either gold or silver, just what does the competition mean exactly?
Without getting into all that we will point out that bottle variation is a very real phenomenon. The "same" wine can vary dramatically from bottle to bottle, regardless of other changes such as time of day, quality of lighting, friendliness of companions, spiritual outlook, etc. (Not that this should happen or is excusable given modern quality control methods.)
As to Julia Child and gin, what a wonderful quote. Perhaps we should explore gin's vinous companion, Vermouth. Stay tuned.


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I will be spending some time in this area on business over the next few months. Looking for moderate priced, interesting places. Anything but Indian. Also interested in regional/local dishes. Any suggestions?
Harrisburg's got a huge restaurant scene, as you'll find out on arrival.
Also, not to be overlooked, is the West Shore Farmer's Market, over in Lemoyne. Tues., Fri. & Sat., though the latter two days are best. You can eat-in (though little atmosphere,) or take-out. There's also the Broad St Farmer's Market, in Harrisburg itself.
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West Shore (the better of the two,) Tues., 8-3 (probably less than half the vendors are there.) Fri., 8-7 (the best day.) Sat. 8-2.
Broad Street: Thurs. and Fri. 7-5; Sat. 7-4.
'Da Pits right next to the governor's mansion in Harrisburg offers incredible barbecue for dinner and salads and wraps at lunch. Save BBQ for dinner.
Passage to India is amazing.
Dorado near Holy Spirit Hospital is nice. The lobster ravioli was a little tough and the mushroom ravioli smells like unwashed vagina, but the flavor is exquisite.
For something uniquely Pennsylvania, go into Middletown and hit Fox's Market for chicken pot pie - the real kind, not that bs with a crust.
West Shore Farmer's market has a great little wine booth - I recommend the bottom-listed red, it's as fruity as it says, and an amazing sauce shop wtih everything from Torchbearer to Tabasco soy.
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I agree with the Passage to India recommendation, but have to disagree with the Dorado one. I went there with two other people and we ordered three different dishes that all tasted and looked the same. The bar scene is a middle-aged pick-up scene.
Camp Hill borough is dry, and there are a couple of nice BYOBs, James on Market and 2201. Both are open for lunch and dinner. In Harrisburg, there's a nice wine bar called the Red Door on Second Street that has delicious pizzas and small plates. Suba, on North Street in Harrisburg, is a delightful tapas restaurant. Suba is above, and owned by the same people as Mangia Qui, which is an interesting Italian restaurant with a good wine list.
On the Caarlisle Pike on the way to Mechanicsburg, Thai Palace is very good.
Across the river in New Cumberland, there's the Dingledein bakery on Bridge St. Opens early, serves lunch (or takeout) but not dinner. They make their own artistic, delicious pastries, wonderfully rich cakes, breads, cookies, and their own chocolates. You might also be able to buy Dingledein pastries at one of the hotels around Second & Market in Harrisburg, but I don't know if they'd be as fresh.
New Market Bistro in Camp Hill (near Holy Spirit Hospital) should not be missed. The owners, Russ & Susie Freeman, took the best from the old Cafe on Market & turned it into something wonderful. Following is this week's review from restaurant critic Mimi Brodeur.
Props to Mangia Qui, although sometimes you want to eat in Central PA without seeing Char Magaro, y'know?
Dingledein is amazing, but my hands-down favorite Harrisburg food is the hot dog cart guy across from the bus station downtown. (CAT, not Greyhound)
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Haasan will get the award for his contribution to Indian cinema over the last five decades.
The 59-year old, who has so far starred in over 200 films, made his cinematic debut as a child actor in Tamil film "Kalathur Kannamma", which earned him the president's gold medal.
His first adult role was in his mentor K. Balachander's 1973 Tamil drama "Arangetram". The two had since then had worked in over 30 films together.
Some of his prominent Tamil films include "Moondram Pirai", "Nayagan", "Pushpak", "Virumaandi" and "Anbe Sivam".
Besides working predominantly in Tamil filmdom, Haasan had also starred in films in other southern languages such as Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada.
Films such as "Sagara Sangamam", "Swati Muthyam" and "Subha Sankalpam" have popularized him in Telugu, while films such as "Pushapaka Vimana" and Benkiyalli Aralida Hoovu are regarded as his best work in Kannada.
In Malayalam, he is known for films such as "Vrutham", "Daisy" and "Chanakyan".
Haasan had also worked in Hindi films such as "Ek Duuje Ke Liye", "Sagar", "Raaj Tilak" and "Giraftaar".
Besides acting, Haasan has also proved his mettle as a director, writer, singer and producer over the years.
He had so far directed five films such as "Chachi 420", "Hey Ram", "Virumaandi", "Vishwaroopam and soon to release "Vishwaroopam 2".
Haasan is the winner of three National awards and 19 Filmfare awards so far. In 1990, he also received the Padma Shri.
He has two daughters - Shruti Haasan, a popular actress and Akshara Haasan.
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Alex English is arguably the best player ever to wear a Denver Nuggets uniform. In ten seasons with the Nuggets, English averaged 26 points per game and posted eight straight seasons with 2,000 points or more. What may surprise many fans who didn't have the privilege of watching English play in his hey day is that he was actually a second round draft pick — he was selected with the 23rd pick in 1976 by the Milwaukee Bucks (there were only 22 NBA teams back then).
The Denver Nuggets will be one of the busier teams when the 2014 NBA Draft rolls around. In addition to possessing the number 11 pick, the team also holds two second round picks at 41 and 56. While the likelihood of the Nuggets uncovering another player of English's caliber in the draft's second round is extremely low, that doesn't mean there isn't talent to be had with the later picks. Historically, the list of ballers drafted in the second round who built outstanding careers in the league contains some pretty impressive names. Look at this line-up and tell me you wouldn't be thrilled if the Nuggs could find a player who might someday be mentioned in the same breath with these second-rounders:
- Manu Ginobili – 57th Pick in 1999
- Jeff Hornacek – 46th Pick in 1986
- Dennis Rodman – 27th Pick in 1986
- Carlos Boozer – 35th Pick in 2002
- Gilbert Arenas – 30th Pick in 2001
This year's draft is being touted as one of the most talent-heavy group of prospects in years, so that means there will be players with borderline first-round talent who slip into the second round. Here's a quick look at three players the Nuggets might consider in Round 2 who, on paper at least, have the potential to outshine some of their first-round counterparts:
- Russ Smith, PG, Louisville: What Smith lacks in size (accounts vary, but the consensus seems to be that he comes in around 6′ 1″, 160 pounds), he more than makes up for in speed and fearlessness. He provided the motor that made the Cardinals go, and during his career he led the team to three Sweet Sixteens, two Final Fours, and a National Championship in 2013. Last season, he averaged more than 18 points and nearly 5 assists per game, shooting better than 51% from the floor. Smith has proven himself to be an outstanding scorer and distributor, but he is even more impressive on the defensive end of the court. He is Louisville's all-time leader in steals, and is considered by many scouts to be one of the best on-ball defenders in the NCAA. As luck would have it, perimeter defense is a huge need for the Nuggets.
- Patric Young, C, Florida: The 6′ 10″ Young is a physical specimen who looks like he was built in a laboratory to play in the NBA. He showed remarkable resiliency at Florida, never missing a game during his four years in Gainesville. His offensive game is still developing, but he is considered to be among the top defenders in college basketball. During his senior season, he was named the SEC Defensive Player of the Year and showed an uncanny knack for guarding just about anyone who entered his orbit. While it's highly unlikely that Young will ever display the offensive ability required to be considered a well-rounded NBA big man, he has a set of tools that could help him become one of the top defensive bigs in the league.
- Spencer Dinwiddie, SG, Colorado: Dinwiddie is an intriguing 2-guard who played college ball in the Nuggets' backyard. Although last season ended early for Dinwiddie when he went down with a torn ACL, he managed to impress a lot of scouts in the games in which he did appear. At 6′ 6″ and 205 pounds, he's a big guard who has the size to excel in the NBA. Like a lot of shooting guards in this year's draft class, he isn't the best perimeter defender, but Dinwiddie is a dynamic offensive player who has a quick first step and can create shots off the dribble. If his knee is healthy, Dinwiddie might be the type of player who can make an impact for the Nuggets in two or three seasons, after benefitting greatly from serving as the understudy to a player like Randy Foye.
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5 Bed, 3 Bath (Sleeps 10), 180 degree ocean view, private infinite pool
PLEASE CHECK OUR CALENDAR for availability and review the posted rates for cost estimates. Calendar and rates are kept current and will speed up response time!
Set on the slopes of Mauna Loa in the heart of the coffee district of Captain Cook, our 3800 sq ft home rests on 5 acres of manicured avocado and coffee orchards at 1800 ft elevation and boasts a 180 degree view of the ocean. Five bedrooms (including 2 master suites with ocean views) and 3 bathrooms comfortably sleeping 10 adults. Gourmet kitchen, 3 big screen TVs, stereo sound system throughout the house, and pocket door open the entire house to the outdoors! A beautiful stone patio with an infinite swimming pool and hot tub, outdoor barbeque and seating, and gas-powered tiki torches give you the perfect place to enjoy the tropical sun and colorful sunsets!
Master Suite - the main master suite is the only room located on the second floor. Private lanai wraps the bedroom for 240 degree views of the ocean, pool, orchard and mountain slopes. The suite contains a luxurious king size bed, sitting area, wood burning fireplace and big screen TV. The bathroom is exquisite with double lavatories, custom cabinets, and double-head shower for two!
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We just returned from Gov. Sarah Palin's home in Wasilla, where we shared a wide-ranging, 30-minute interview with KTUU.
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As we arrived at the house -- past the the tiny green ATV parked next to the door -- Greta Van Susteren was about to leave. An Entertainment Tonight crew camped out at the nearby Best Western. Inside the home, Van Susteren talked to Todd and moose chili cooked on the crockpot. (Not a prop, Palin insisted.) Also on the menu: Moose cheesedogs and a cake made by Piper, who walked around with an apron and a notebook, asking people want they wanted to drink.
Todd watched the interview from the living room, holding Trig while Meg Stapleton listened from behind the cameras. One of the kids went upstairs, where exercise equipment points toward frozen Lake Lucille, to surf the Internet. Sean Cockerham & KTUU reporter Rebecca Palsha took turns asking questions.
A few of the topics:
-- The dueling Troopergate reports.
-- The future of federal funding for Alaska. "I'm sure there will be fewer earmark requests and they will be sensible earmark requests."
-- Life on the trail. And Tina Fey.
-- Whether Palin plan to continue to charging the state a per diem (meant to cover meals and incidental expenses) when staying at her Wasilla home.
-- Palin's frustration over what she called some of the "goofy" stories that emerged during the campaign, such as the claim that Trig isn't her baby. "I'm Trig's mom," she said, raising her hand.
-- What the campaign should/could've done differently, if anything, and why Palin thinks Obama won. She made a point to avoid criticizing the campaign, rather than expanding on what she said Friday about the anonymous sources within the McCain camp being jerks.
-- Mending fences at home. "Everybody's big boys and big girls in this world of politics," Palin said.
Afterward, Sean asked if she's been asked to go work for Fox News.
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The Caribbean Philosophical Association has announced the 2014 recipients of the association's awards for contributions to Caribbean thought and philosophical literature, a select list that includes our own Abdul JanMohamed. The Association noted the following in announcing the award:
JanMohamed is receiving this award because of his pioneering work on Frantz Fanon in the areas of postcolonial thought and cultural studies and for scholarship that connects Fanon's ideas to such figures as Frederick Douglass and Toni Morrison and to his own groundbreaking insights on psychoanalysis and Marxism. Finally, his work as an institution builder, which includes being the founding editor of Cultural Critique, has opened intellectual spaces for generations of scholars. Says President Jane Anna Gordon, "Shifting the geography of reason includes rearticulating the predicaments out of which historic thought has emerged. Professor JanMohamed's highly illuminating research into the subjective experiences not only of enslaved people but also those among them engaged in mothering is a prime example of such an important endeavor."
For more information on this award, see http://www.caribbeanphilosophicalassociation.org/frantz-fanon-prize.html.


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