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God's dice always have a lucky roll. ~Sophocles, Fragments l, 763 To round out the week, let's play some dice. Your assignment is to fold several paper cubes (here's a pdf template, and here's an online tool for generating printable word dice.) Write a word or phrase on each side of each die. I usually have six verbs on one die, six adverbs on another, and so on, so that by rolling several dice at a time I end up with a complete sentence. I don't reckon he used this technique, but one of my favorite poems, by the Hungarian... Continue reading
Posted May 13, 2011 at The Best American Poetry
Every time I go to Myanmar*, my first stop is the Yangon book market, which consists of several "shops"—blankets spread on the thronged sidewalk—piled with hundreds of volumes, many of which are tattered English primers dating from the days of colonial rule. In the same way that a conversation with a non-native English speaker can make the whole language seem fresh, even the simplest declarative sentences in these old books can feel full of significance and portent. Today's assignment is to write a mystery novel in the shape of a poem using as many of the following sentences and phrases... Continue reading
Posted May 12, 2011 at The Best American Poetry
Great artists steal. For today's assignment, let's continue to play with the notions of indeterminacy and appropriation as tools to combat the twin demons of The Anxiety of Influence and The Blank Page (which I find it oddly helpful to picture as masked wrestlers). Here's a grab bag of techniques you can try: Blind tranlation. David Lehman introduced me to this technique, and Language Hat has a good write-up with several examples. Basically the task is to "translate" a poem into English from a language you don't know, relying solely on your homophonic or visual associations instead of any dictionary... Continue reading
Posted May 11, 2011 at The Best American Poetry
Thanks to Stacey and the BAP blog for the chance to be this week's guest blogger. I thought I'd use this space and time to suggest some writing assignments and invite you to post your responses on your own blogs, letting us all know about it via trackback or in the comments — Shannon (no relation) Holman I'm just back from a week spent on the former campus of Black Mountain College, so today's assignment will feature some of those giant ghosts. See how many of these prompts you can respond to in a single piece: John Cage appeared on... Continue reading
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"It's really a story of Booker and Elizabeth again, but set against the backdrop of pre-fall Rapture, and to have an extended period in pre-fall Rapture without combat, where you're just living in the space, like you got to sort of live in Columbia at the beginning of the game. Which nobody has ever been able to do before, with those systems and that technology. My favorite BioShock quest is actually in that part, with no combat. He meets an old friend from BioShock 1. Not a very nice friend, but a friend. And in the second half, it takes place in a department store, a Fontaine department store that's been shuttered and sunk to the bottom of the ocean by Ryan after he takes over. All of Fontaine's cronies are put into that department store, so that place has gone to hell. It's very traditional BioShock 1. They're all spliced up down there. They're all crazy. You get this mix of pristine Rapture and a very traditional Rapture experience, in a pretty organic story."
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I'm Lena Chen, a writer, activist, and media producer who's been called a "skank" (by Bill O'Reilly) and "a small Asian woman" (by The New York Times). My favorite part of my workday is the hate mail.For the unlikely story that is my life, read on.
Should I be alarmed that I am less than alarmed by The Atlantic's alarmist headlines of late? That I am neither compelled by nor can I relate to the arguments of women who are ostensibly just like me? Let's start with this polemic against "choice feminism" and stay-at-home mothers (1% Wives Are Helping Kill Feminism & Make The War On Women Possible). It's by Elizabeth Wurtzel, who is the author of Prozac Nation (a book I loved and read/reread throughout high school) and a generally controversial memoirist who has written quite openly about her struggles with depression and addiction. She is what I once would have called an idol. Nowadays, she's a corporate attorney who feels "betrayed" by women who are "educated and able-bodied" yet choose to not work. Also, these women are why men think all women are dumb. No, seriously, that is essentially the gist of the argument:
To be a stay-at-home mom is a privilege, and most of the housewives I have ever met — none of whom do anything around the house — live in New York City and Los Angeles, far from Peoria. Only in these major metropolises are there the kinds of jobs in finance and entertainment that allow for a family to live luxe on a single income. In any case, having forgotten everything but the lotus position, these women are the reason their husbands think all women are dumb, and I don't blame them… The husbands of the 1 percent, are on trading floors or in office complexes with other men all day, and to the extent that they see anyone who isn't male it's pretty much just secretaries and assistants. And they go home to…whatever. What are they supposed to think? They pay gargantuan American Express bills and don't know why or what for. Then they give money to Mitt Romney.
So, basically, instead of making the age-old argument that feminism died because of housewives, we are now making the argument that feminism died because of the Real Housewives?
Then there's Anne Marie Slaughter's less incendiary, but still cynically titled piece (Why Women Still Can't Have It All), which offers an interesting perspective, since Slaughter knows firsthand the difficulties of maintaining work/life balance as a high-level public service employee with young children. Her conclusion, however, came at me from nowhere:
I am well aware that the majority of American women face problems far greater than any discussed in this article. I am writing for my demographic—highly educated, well-off women who are privileged enough to have choices in the first place. We may not have choices about whether to do paid work, as dual incomes have become indispensable. But we have choices about the type and tempo of the work we do. We are the women who could be leading, and who should be equally represented in the leadership ranks…
The best hope for improving the lot of all women, and for closing what Wolfers and Stevenson call a "new gender gap"—measured by well-being rather than wages—is to close the leadership gap: to elect a woman president and 50 women senators; to ensure that women are equally represented in the ranks of corporate executives and judicial leaders. Only when women wield power in sufficient numbers will we create a society that genuinely works for all women. That will be a society that works for everyone.
Wait, what? So let me get this straight: Slaughter essentially agrees that the dual income household has become a necessary evil in America, that the demands of wage labor come at a staggering cost to family relationships, and that women in particular are placed in an impossible position of "having to do it all" while competing in the free market against male workers without the same restraints. None of this suggests to me - a member of Slaughter's "highly educated, well-off" demographic - that this is a problem of representation, political or otherwise. Rather, I would identify the problem as our country's economic system, which is predicated on inequality and the accumulation of private property at others' expense.
In other words, my fellow Educated and Upwardly Mobile Women Of The First World, there are calculations that go into squeezing 80-hour work weeks out of you at your average law firm/investment bank/etc., and these calculations are designed to maximize the profits of those who own your labor. So, it really shouldn't strike anyone as surprising or even terribly unjust that you're going to be passed over for promotions, neglected, fired, and generally thwarted from professional advancement if you're a woman. Let's stop expressing utter surprise that our bosses ditch us as soon as we seem like we might one day become unprofitable (i.e. too married, knocked up, or distracted by 50 Shades of Grey to spit out a Powerpoint). The logic of capitalism is that they would ditch anyone who appears unable to work. It's not a woman thing, really. It's a capitalism thing. And capitalism doesn't make decisions based on niceness; it makes decisions based on profit. Don't take it so personally.
Because as much as we like to tout "women-friendly" companies with policies in place to prevent or at least mitigate things like the above? Said companies are every bit as capitalist and exploitative as their competitors. They're just better at maintaining worker morale, which is a pretty smart move in my book but no more or less motivated by profit. (And I'm sure that such diversity initiatives offer great PR, attract and retain talent, and benefit the company much more than they ever benefit the employees themselves.)
Which brings me to this: Electing a bunch of privileged people (who just happen to be women) so that they can "wield power" over inevitably less privileged people is not exactly what I envision as "a society that works for everyone". There are absolutely instrumental and practical reasons to desire a more diverse and representative governing body, but that in itself shouldn't be the goal. There are things so much more important than symbolic equality.
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Not Quite Crazy, But Close Enoughby Pat MacEnulty
H2. Richard Burgin, The Identity Club, New and Selected Stories (Ontario Review Press, October, 2005)
Something in the human psyche revels in the failings of others. That's probably the appeal of Richard Burgin's recent collection of short stories The Identity Club. This group of stories often reads more like a collection of psychological portraits than traditional stories. The characters are disturbed, alienated and yet also morbidly fascinating. For the most part, they are single men who manage to function at a basic level. They have jobs, apartments and a few interests. Although they don't qualify as psychopaths, turbulence churns below their placid veneers.
In several of the stories (including one titled "Vacation") the narrator is a single man on vacation. Sometimes he leaves town; other times he just lurks around, playing basketball and trying to find a woman—any woman. But whenever one of these hapless creatures finds himself in close proximity to the opposite sex, his paranoia gets the better of him. For instance, Jerry, the main character in the story "Simone," becomes obsessed with a hooker named Simone. He'd like to be her savior, but mostly he bullies her. "He wanted to screw her and help her. Or not screw her exactly but have some form of sex where he wouldn't feel too much anxiety afterwards because of AIDS." At least he doesn't shoot at her as happens in another story.
In "Notes on Mrs. Slaughter" the main character actually takes up with a woman, the aformentioned Mrs. Slaughter, but this is not much of an advance, as Mrs. Slaughter believes the Mafia is after her even though she never leaves her house. When the narrator abandons her each day to go on long perambulations around the city, she fills and empties the bathtub. He gives up the walks when he finds that someone is also after him. Sure they're both looney as hell, but it's hard not to admire the narrator's acumen when he observes that Mrs. Slaughter's vagina "looked like a miniature violin with a dull finish."
The characters in this collection are desperate to make a connection with other people but clueless as to how to go about it. In "My Black Rachmininoff" a divorced woman seduces a piano-playing bellman named Howard and finds true disillusionment. While Burgin's voice is not quite as effective in the female point of view; he manages to make us squirm nevertheless as she pathetically tries to ignore her own prejudice and straddle the race and class divides between her and the hapless Howard.
The title piece of the collection is one of the most complex and the most interesting. In this particular story the main character, a young man named Remy, is not obviously twisted; rather it's the characters surrounding him who are off kilter. Remy works at an agency in New York where a secret club has formed. To get into the club you must assume the identity of a "celebrated dead artist." Some of the resurrected include Poe, Dali, Cocteau and Bill Evans. Remy's dilemma is which artist to choose—that is until he discovers that to take on someone's life you must also take on the person's death.
In spite of the existentialist hell of missed opportunities, lost chances and weird obsessions in which most of these characters live, the stories are not dreary. The last story "My Sister's House" is especially poignant. The characters in these stories, even at their lowest moments, retain their humanity and a sense of resilience, a belief that their lives still somehow have "great truth and beauty" in them.
Burgin's voice is as strange and compelling as they come, and though many of his stories are variations on a theme, they are never monotonous.
ContributorPat MacEnulty
PAT MACENULTY is the author of four books as well as numerous short stories, essays, poems, and plays. She is also a teacher, workshop leader, writing coach and freelance editor. Her most recent book, From May to December was recently published by Serpents Tail.
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William Rubin, who served the Museum of Modern Art from the 1960s through the 1980s as a curator and later as the director of the painting and sculpture department, spent a considerable amount of effort during the first years of his tenure closing a gap in the collection by acquiring some of Matisses Fauve works.
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Penticton & South Okanagan News
West Bench gets city water
West Bench residents no longer have to boil their drinking water, but that's not new for some locals.
Due to water clarity and quality issues, the West Bench water system had been on a boil water advisory for several years.
But finally on Friday, The Interior Health Authority gave approval for the regional district to lift the boil water advisory for the West Bench water system. A decision made after the water was connected to the City of Penticton's water system.
Castanet spoke to some West Bench residents who say lifting the advisory won't change much for them.
Debbie Allison who has lived on the West Bench since 2000 says her family has never boiled water.
"Maybe it was being kind of risky, but we've never had any issues here," she said. "If we'd gotten sick we would have looked like fools, but we never have."
"When we had company or people coming, we had bottled water for them, just to be on the safe side."
Sarai Renwick who moved to the West Bench a couple of years ago, said most people she knows don't boil their water either.
The $9.8-million upgrade to hookup residents to city water was approved in 2012 and even though many locals didn't boil their water, they agree that the upgrade was necessary.
"I think in this day and age to ensure safe drinking water, it would be a lot of pressure on a small organization like the West Bench irrigation district to keep up with all the new regulations coming down," said Allison.
Renwick said the mix of West Bench's deteriorating water system and the new water quality standards would have sent West Bench's costs skyrocketing if they hadn't joined Penticton.
Penticton city councillor Helena Konanz said that West Bench water has been an issue for years.
"I think it's wrong that the West Bench went so long without water. That was wrong and that's too bad," she said. "However, I initially voted against the proposal. I thought if they wanted to hook up to Penticton water, then perhaps it's time to just join the two communities or to amalgamate with Penticton."
That turned out to be an unpopular idea at council, although she is hopeful the idea will be revived in future.
The Regional District of the Okanagan-Similkameen will pay 22 cents per cubic metre for water from Penticton. It is unclear exactly how much individual households will have to pay.
"I guess we'll see when the water bills start coming in," said Allison.
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No licence fee increase in 2011
There will be no increase to the TV licence fee in 2011 after the BBC Trust offered to freeze it at £145.50 for the next two years.
Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt said he was "pleased" with the proposal and that the government had decided to implement it next year.
A decision about 2012/13 will be taken at a later date, he added.
If fully implemented, the two-year freeze will create an estimated £144m shortfall in the BBC's budget.
Under the terms of the current multi-year settlement, the BBC is entitled to increase the licence fee in 2011 and 2012 but has offered not to.
In a statement, the Trust cited "the exceptional pressures that the current economic climate is placing on licence fee payers" as the cue for the move.
The Trust asked BBC bosses in June to analyse the corporation's budgets and assess whether short-term savings could be made.
Earlier this month the executive reported back, saying any alterations to the current arrangement would require on-air changes.
The government has accepted the BBC Trust's offer to freeze the TV licence fee - but only for one year. Why not longer, when the BBC Trust was offering a two-year freeze? One answer is that it leaves the way open for a possible cut in 2012.
Under the current settlement, made by the Labour government, the licence fee was due to rise by two per cent next April and anything from zero to two per cent the year after. Now it could actually fall in the year 2012/2013 - though some say a cut would be a breach of that agreement.
Jeremy Hunt says that decision will form part of the next licence fee settlement.
Much will depend on whoever the government appoints as the new chairman of the BBC Trust. They will have a big say in how much the BBC asks for in the next licence fee negotiations.
Sir Michael Lyons, chairman of the Trust, accepted that a freeze in income would "not be pain-free" and that the decision "was not taken lightly".
However, he said the Trust was satisfied "the BBC can manage the impact while continuing to deliver the range of programmes and services that the public loves".
Mr Hunt said he had "made it clear that the BBC needs to take proper account of the current economic climate".
"This move, which comes with the Trust's assurances that it will not significantly impact on the quality of services provided to licence fee payers, will be welcomed by the public."
The announcement comes at the end of a turbulent week for the corporation that has seen Sir Michael Lyons announce he will be stepping down and BBC One controller Jay Hunt leave to take a job at Channel 4.
The BBC is also facing strike action from staff over proposed changes to its pension scheme.


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Oakland Raiders' quarterback Matt Flynn has had a rough go of it as of late. After being traded from the Seattle Seahawks to the Raiders for two draft picks this past offseason, Flynn again finds himself moving, this time down in the depth chart.
Flynn lost out on the starting job for Oakland to dual threat quarterback Terrelle Pryor in the preseason, and has just been demoted to third string following a shaky start in a 24-14 loss to the Washington Redskins.
In that start, Flynn went 21-for-32 for 227 yards with a touchdown and an interception. He was also sacked seven times.
Matt McGloin – an undrafted rookie out of Penn State – will take over the backup duties for the Raiders as Terrelle Pryor is set to return to his starting job this week against the San Diego Chargers.
"Listen, it is what it is," Raiders' coach Dennis Allen said, according to csnbayarea.com's Scott Bair. "It hasn't worked out like we anticipated, and we've got to make decisions and we've got to move forward."
As for the decision to go with McGloin, Allen was confident in the rookie.
"I like what Matt McGloin brings to the table," Allen said. "He's got some moxie to him. He just understands how to play the game and I don't think it's too big for him. If he's called upon to run the offense, I think he'll do a good job. He's smart, he throws an accurate ball, he's got good arm strength and he's a good decision maker. I like what this kid has to work with."
Well Matt Flynn, at least you are making $6.5 million this year.
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We decided to give Greenland Cove CG another try and really glad we did. Lot#57 is no longer an issue as previously posted, very quiet and peaceful now. The lake is beautiful and the fishing was very good. The pool is heated. They have a very large rec room on first floor and a kid's rec room with games in the basement. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The shower floor is somewhat spongy feeling when walking across it. This area will need a little work soon. The lawns are well groomed and the flowers are beautiful. The sites are gravel and mostly level. There are 30 amp services with the water pressure holding around 40 PSI. I cannot say enough good statements about the staff for they are all very friendly, sincere, knowledgeable about the area, and willing to assist with any issues. I even saw one of the staff backing a camper into a site for a gentleman who was not comfortable backing himself. One of the other campers I spoke with came here for two weeks, extended to three weeks, and now is staying the remainder of the summer. The road into the campground has a few pot holes, but go slow and you should be fine. This is a wonderful place to camp and we plan to return here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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We came back at the end of July and had another wonderful time at this (previously) tranquil campground. My rating is lower on this review due to my experience during our August visit along with comments from other nearby campers to seasonal lot #57. The lady at this site is very rude, inconsiderate of others, and feels because she is seasonal, she can do whatever she wants. Do not reserve any site near #57 unless you like blaring "Rapp" music all day long and half the night. We asked this person very politely to please lower the volume of her music, but she appeared put out that we had the nerve to say anything to her. This will be our last visit to this, otherwise, wonderful campground. So sad, one person spoils the atmosphere of the calling of loons on the lake, hearing the leaves blowing through the trees, and the occasional joyous laughter of happy children. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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This was a very clean campground to stay at. The lake view and sunsets were amazing. Pet friendly with ample space to exercise you and your pet. The staff was friendly and helpful. The showers were clean and 25 cents bought you three minutes of shower time. They offered dock space for boaters and a sandy beach for sun bathers. The sites were large enough to accomodate our 38.7' fifth wheel with ease. No sewer hook-up, but a new dump station available for free use. A dump "cart" is available for pump outs for long stay campers (for a small fee). The pool is heated for the non-lake swimmers. We had a very relaxing stay here and plan to visit this campground several times a year. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
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June 15 (Bloomberg) -- Turkey has turned down offers of international aid to help it cope with an influx of Syrian refugees that has increased since President Bashar al-Assad's forces stepped up an attack on the town of Jisr al-Shughour.
Syrians have been crossing the border for a week to escape the violence, with the Turkish state-run Anatolia news agency putting the total in Turkey at 8,421 today, up from 122 on June 8. The military used troops and tanks to seal off Jisr al- Shughour and other areas of the north and east, the Associated Press reported, citing activists and witnesses. Residents of Maarat al-Nuhman began fleeing today as the army prepared an assault on the town, Al Arabiya television reported.
The United Nations Refugee Agency, or UNHCR, the European Union and the U.S. have offered to assist in aiding the refugees. Turkey's Red Crescent can currently accommodate about 8,785 people. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has promised to keep the border open, talked with Assad yesterday and expressed apprehension about the refugee inflow.
"I'm astounded that UNHCR is offering to help and Turkey says we don't need it," said Kemal Kirisci, a professor of international relations at Bogazici University in Istanbul. "Maybe this stems from Syria's special status and Turkey doesn't want to involve the international community, but this is an international crisis."
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Thousands of Assad supporters today gathered on the Mazeh boulevard, one of the main arteries that cuts through Damascus. Organizers unfurled a giant Syrian flag that stretched 2.3 kilometers (1.4 miles) in the area, which houses colleges, government offices and embassies. State television showed Syrians chanting pro-government slogans.
Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Al-Muallem will arrive in the capital today and Assad's envoy Hassan Ali Turkmani, former defense minister, will meet Erdogan later today, according to state-run TRT television and Anatolia.
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My best guy friend and I were rolling down a grassy hill waiting for his brother to finish his baseball game. It was great fun. However, my hair was long and in the way. So, my friend thoughtfully lent his baseball hat to me and told me to cover my face with my hands so we could roll some more. I did get red bumps all over any exposed skin; I guess I am allergic to grass! Consequently, this was the one and only time I had ever rolled down a hill. But it is one of my fondest memories.
- 16th June
- 16
I remember…
I made my little sister a sandwich when I was about 8 years old. We had some great lettuce in the fridge and I was so excited to do something with it. Except after I gave the sandwich to her, my mother came to me a few minutes later and said I had given her a cabbage sandwich! I remember thinking it looked too good to be true!
- 10th June
- 10
I remember…
When I was little, I would only eat popcorn one at a time. I was a goody-goody child, and I thought that was the only way to eat the snack. One day, while my family was watching a documentary in some aquarium in Texas - I must have been around 5 years old - I saw the girl sitting in front of me eating the kernels by twos and threes. I was astonished. I followed her lead and have not turned back ever since.
- 25th November
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- 17th November
- 17
I remember…
I used to like a boy. All through childhood and most of my adult life thus far. We were even best friends as children with the best memories. Even at our occasional meet-ups as we got older. Well, I have the best memories. You know that feeling when the other person remembers little to nothing special? The moment you realise you will never have a chance with them? It is called hurt. It is called you need to learn to let go. The fond memories are still there, and some things I post still will and have been about them. But I do believe I have learned, finally after all these years, to relinquish my hold on these feelings. I make new and amazing memories now, with the love of my life, who remembers just as much of them, if not more, as I. God always knows best.
- 7th November
- 07
I remember…
I had this stuffed bear for a brief period of time. It was white with a light blue onesie with a hood. The only reason I know I am not making things up in my head is I have one picture of it on the side in the picture. I do not remember the last time I saw it or how I lost it. To this day, I make a halfhearted effort to find it when we move or do spring cleaning. I miss him. He is forever one of my prized possessions.
- 10th July
- 10
I remember…
Visiting NYC with my auntie and uncle on a Sunday in the rain. I was six years old. It was the first time I'd ever been allowed to visit the huge Disney store. My uncle, who loved to spoil me, bought me a 101 Dalmatians backpack that looked like an actual stuffed animal with straps…and a Minnie Mouse umbrella, despite my mother's complaints. It was the best day, ever. Almost 15 years later, I still have that backpack, and it still holds fond memories. However, I have no idea where that umbrella went. Forever in my memories.
- 20th May
- 20
I remember…
Sometime when my grandparents were visiting me from the West coast, I was playing in the playground by myself, throwing huge rocks from the highest part of the park. I was trying to break them, I suppose. Later on, I saw one that had broken with a sparkly substance. I, being the budding archaeologist, thought it looked like amethyst, only it was black. I showed it to my grandfather, whom I thought knew everything on earth. He looked at it and said, "I think that is a black diamond." I never quite believed him, but I was also quite gullible; I wasn't ever sure when he was joking. I still don't know what it is, but I still have the rock. There are so many cool memories in my rock collection from my childhood, and this is just one of them.
- 6th May
- 06
I remember…
There was this little boy Alan my mother used to babysit when he was 1-2 years old. His mother would always want to give my mother gifts and such; that's just how she is. My mother would never accept, so she always gave my sister and me the presents. Once, she gave us a mini Easter wagon filled with all sorts of goodies and candy. We'd always be excited when Alan came over because we knew it meant nice surprises from his mother (hehe). Hey, we were only 8 and 4.
Well, today I got to see that two-year old boy after 13 years. He is so tall and so grown up! His parents haven't changed at all. We had a nice lunch together; it was great catching up after all this time.
- 20th February
- 20
I remember…
My family used to go on road trips with another family who had two boys around my age. On one of those trips, I rode with them in the middle seat, as usual. The only difference was that there were popcorn crumbs everywhere. The younger one took it upon himself to make spitballs and aim them at me. It was all in good fun. I, of course, squealed and begged him to stop countless times. His brother said to me, "I'll protect you!" and covered me as best as he could.
Looking back, I am glad that their parents didn't interfere. I now have a great memory and something to carry with me when I have a boy who throw spitballs at little girls. As long as there is no mean intention, I think I'll let them have their fun so they can have memories just as I do.
- 15th January
- 15
I remember…
When my sister was one year old, I used to play peek-a-boo with her. We'd both put our hands over our eyes when I said, "Peek!" And when I would say "a-boo," she would keep her hands over her eyes until I said "a-boo" multiple times in rapid succession. It was the cutest thing.
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The Cost of a Sazerac...
I am a waitress and the restaurant that I work for has just added a "specialty cocktail" menu. One of the cocktails included is a sazerac, the cost that they have decided on for the drink is $17.00!!! This to me is akin to robbery. We do not have the best atmpsphere, the prices are not listed on the menu and though the bartender is competent she is in no way a master mixologist or anything.... What do you all think? I feel bad selling them. Also, a mint julep is $15.... ouch.
If I am remembering correctly, Library Lounge at the Ritz, Carousel Bar and Bar Uncommon is around 12.00 (maybe less) for a Sazerac. They are mixologists and are highly educated on the history of cocktails and precision crafting technique. I find it shocking that 17.00 is the price, unless ULTRA ULTRA premium aged liquor is included. Yikes. That is out of the ballpark based on how you are describing the restaurant.0
re: ScarlettNola
$12 is what they charge for premium cocktails in an extremely nice atmosphere in major markets, like Chicago.
$17 is absurd.0
A sazerac is not that expensive a cocktail to make, unless you all are pouring a triple-sized portion. Rye whiskey (generally speaking) is not that expensive. I doubt that many would order this if they knew it was $17.00. Do you have free live entertainment or anything else to justify these prices? Ouch indeed.0
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I just paid 17.00 for a decent bottle of rye whiskey and that would make countless Sazeracs. Wow.0
$17.00 is more than robbery--it is Grand Larceny.0
I have noticed some of the prices of cocktails creeping up these days, but I must say I just got back from new york and I didn't pay $17. for some VERY nice top shelf drinks in the fancy-shmancy bars there. I'm amazed that someone would try and charge that here! Ouch, indeed. I hope they don't expect any repeat customers...yikes!0
That's New York prices, so you better get some tourists that don't mind paying that, I know none of my friends would pay that much for a drink, hell i cringe when I pay that much in New York...growing up on NOLA prices I'm used to drinking cheap0
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Then pinkbayou may cut into her tip money if she gives that info out. I guess if you go into a restaurant with a Specialty Drink Menu with no prices, stay FAR AWAY from the Sazeracs. Has anyone ordered drinks at this price and been outraged when the bill comes? Because if you are with another person and you each have 2 drinks you have added a whopping 78.00 bucks to your bill. Talk about major mark up!0
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it would be $68 but still absurdly high. i rarely order sazeracs, but i'm guessing the sazerac price suggests high drink prices all around. i think six dollars is a fair price for a mixed drink. i'm willing to pay 8 on occasion, and even 10 as i did for several drinks recently at cure, where i discovered a fantastic new (to me) drink -- i told the bartender i was interested in something gingery, and he made me what i thought he called a Simple Jack. it was apple jack, grand marnier and ginger syrup, shaken with ice and served up. it was just perfect. slightly sweet, slightly tart with a little ginger piquancy. i googled and couldn't find anything about it. sorry to change subjects here, but is anyone familiar with this drink or one like it?0
re: Shiloh
Sounds like an original creation, as are most of the drinks at Cure. I bet they'd give you the recipe if you called, although you'd probably have to make the ginger syrup from scratch.0
re: Shiloh
My nickname is Math Wizard. Oops! : )0
re: ScarlettNola
on second thought, with tax it probably would be close to $78 ; )0
An identical topic was moved to our Spirits board, where is where this discussion belongs. You can find that topic here: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/626204
Since that topic is available, we're going to lock this one.0


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WARSAW | In 2011, Crown Point needed a shootout to defeat Warsaw during its state title run. Bay Kurtz wanted to make sure that didn't happen again.
The Bulldogs senior scored the only goal of the match at the 73:33 mark, leading Class 2A No. 4 Crown Point over host No. 9 Warsaw 1-0 on Saturday afternoon in the semistate semifinals.
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After missing a shot two minutes earlier that deflected off the post, Kurtz corralled a pass from younger brother Brad and chopped the ball over Warsaw goalie Peyton Long.
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I'm bored out of my mind, so I may as well blabber mindlessly. My brother is in Colorado for some Boy Scout thing, and he has my copy of Heart Gold, so I can't play that, I'm rather bored of Platinum, Diamond is boring no matter what, I don't feel like playing Soul Silver, and trying to train for the Elite Four on Emerald is hell (I hate the PokeNav, which is why I'm thankful for Gabby & Ty), but I guess I could resume my training, but again, I don't feel like it. ChuggaaConroy hasn't uploaded Part 10 (Kanto) of his Pokemon Crystal LP, and peanut3423 hasn't uploaded any more parts of his Top 50 VGM list. On a different note, the pizza I'm eating is delicious . I'm listening to some remixes from PokeRemixStudio right now, and that guy never ceases to amaze me, although he hasn't made any new remixes in a while. Anyways, back to Pokemon. My Emerald team just needs 5-6 levels on each Pokemon, so here's my team so far:
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how about completely, utterly, without a doubt a jerk?
I kinda liked Ty before that scene. and then him lying to her that he cheated on her to "protect" her just sold it for me. Ty is a horrible person, or at least he does things that are horrible.
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Lorenzo Cain has not had the best luck in the world as the center fielder for the Kansas City Royals. In his first two full seasons with the Royals, Cain played in only 176 games. This season, he has missed 22 games already.
When he has played, Cain has been terrific. He has a career high .310 batting average thus far, with 10 doubles, 1 triple, 2 home runs, and 28 RBI. As good as he is hitting, it is his fielding that has been magnificent. Not only can he make incredible plays, and cover acres of outfield, but he has 5 assists on the season as well.
Check out this incredible catch against the Detroit Tigers on Monday night, compliments of MLB.com.
In his 46 games in 2014, Lorenzo Cain has earned a Wins Above Replacement of 1.7, according to baseball-reference.com. As nice as his hitting is though, it is his glove that makes him so valuable.
According to Fangraphs.com, Cain has already accumulated an Ultimate Zone Rating of 8.0 this season, after racking up an elite 20.0 in 115 games in 2013. Anything above 15 for a full season is considered elite, Gold Glove caliber defense.
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For now, what that catch again! If he can stay on the field, he may win his first, overdue Gold Glove this season.
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Soooooooo I got this awesome recipe off Pinterest (blog - pizzazzerie.com) It's definitely the ultimate sugar rush. I followed this recipe. Def was not about to make red velvet brownies from scratch…. Being lazy. I make dope red velvet brownies though. Anywho…. These things are SOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOD!!!!!! Like heaven in your mouth.
1 Duncan Hines box Red Velvet cake mix
1/2 cup butter, melted
1 package Jell-O instant white chocolate pudding (3.3 ounces) *I used vanilla pudding because I could not find white chocolate pudding. They still tasted great.*
6 tablespoons vegetable oil. *I used olive oil *
1 package Oreos
8ounce package cream cheese
1-1/2 cups chocolate chips
mini chocolate chips for garnish
*I got a pound bag of chocolate chips. I used half to melt and the rest to garnish the top*
-Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. Combine cake mix, melted butter, eggs, pudding mix, vegetable oil and mix well until thoroughly combined (2-3 minutes on medium of electric mixer).
-Spray a 9x13 with nonstick cooking spray.
-Then spread the red velvet brownie layer into the pan. It will be VERY thick, use the back of a spoon (or clean hands) to help spread it into all edges of the pan.
-Bake for 25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean (ovens vary so watch closely). —Let cool completely before flipping out.
-Once cooled flip out of pan, lay on flat/clean surface. I put mine on aluminum foil.
-Crush package of Oreos in blender.
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-Carefully spread out Oreo truffle mixture on top of baked red velvet brownies. Use your hands to help press it down instead of spreading to avoid tearing the brownies.
-Melt chocolate chocolate chips) and pour over top Oreo truffle layer. *you have to melt chocolate in 30 second increments. You can add a little oil to soften chocolate.
-Sprinkle with mini chocolate chips while still warm.
-Let cool competely before cutting into squares.
Red Velvet Cake Truffles
2 c. sugar
1 c. butter, room temperature
2 eggs
2 tbsp. cocoa powder
2-1/2 c. cake flour
1 tsp. salt
1 c. buttermilk
1 tsp. vanilla extract
1 oz red food coloring
1/2 tsp. baking soda
1 tbsp. vinegar
1 (8 oz.) package cream cheese
1/2 c. butter, softened
1 c. marshmallows, melted
1 (1 lb.) box powdered sugar
Sprinkles and cookie frosting for decorations
1. Heat oven 350°F.
2. In mixing bowl, cream sugar and butter and beat until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, and mix well after each addition. Add cocoa and mix well.
3. Sift together flour and salt. Add flour mixture to creamed mixture alternately with buttermilk. Blend in vanilla extract. In small bowl, combine baking soda and vinegar and add to mixture.
4. Pour batter into pan. Bake for 30 minutes or until toothpick inserted of center of cake comes out clean. Remove from oven and cool completely.
*For frosting, blend cream cheese and butter together in bowl. Add marshmallows and powdered sugar and blend.*
5. Once cooled, cut cake into sections and place cake into food processor. Pulse until cake is crumbly (or, you can use your hands, fork, etc.). Place crumbs into a large bowl.
6. Add frosting to the cake crumbs and mix to completely combine, until you have a fudge-like consistency.
7. Using a tablespoon, scoop dough and place cake balls onto parchment- or foil-lined baking sheet (make sure that whatever you place the cake balls on can fit into your freezer!). Take each ball and roll in hands to form a smooth ball and place back on baking sheet. Place baking sheet in freezer for 1 hour.
8. Once ready to decorate, place chocolate candy melts into large bowl and melt in microwave (heat at 30-second intervals until completely melted and smooth).
If you're using sprinkles, make sure to have the sprinkles ready to use. The chocolate melts very quickly, so you must decorate the cake balls immediately after covering in chocolate. I found it best to set up a short assembly line: dip in chocolate, place on aluminum foil or a baking sheet and cover with frosting and sprinkles.
9. Place one cake ball into bowl and using two forks, roll ball in chocolate to cover completely. Using the forks, take cake ball out of bowl, letting excess chocolate drip off, and place onto parchment paper. Decorate as desired. Let cake balls set (only a minute or two).
Red Velvet Brownies
1/2 cup butter, at room temperature
1 1/2 cups sugar
2 eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1 1/4 cups all purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons cocoa powder
2 tablespoons red food coloring
1. Preheat oven to 350.
2. Butter and flour an 8 x 8 cake pan.
3. In a small bowl, combine cocoa powder, red food coloring, and 1 teaspoon vanilla to create a paste.
4. In the bowl of an electric mixer, cream butter and sugar until fluffy. Add eggs one at a time, then add remaining teaspoon of vanilla. With the mixer on medium speed, add in cocoa powder mixture. Beat until batter is completely red. (If at this time your batter is NOT red, you can add a little more food coloring if desired.Color will depend on brand.) Add flour and salt, mixing until just combined.
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Hello Tumblr fam… It's def been a while!!! Well today I made jar cakes for my brother in Afghanistan 🇺🇸.
I'll fill you guys in on how I did this in case you have a deployed solider 😊
What you'll need…. Box of your soldiers fav cake, 8oz mason jars with lids (I got mine from food depot for $7. They also sell them at Publix.)
Step 1: Boiling the jars and lids (I boiled them for about 20mins)
Step 2: while you're boiling the jars and lids mix the cake according to the directions on the box.
Step 3: Once the jars are heated, use tongs to remove them from the water. Continue to boil the tops.
Step 4: Dry the jars and spray inside with cooking spray.
Step 5: Fill the jars halfway with cake mix. (remember the cake will rise while baking)
Step 6: Place all of the jars on a cookie sheet and bake for 20mins. (of course you should insert a toothpick to make sure it's fully baked)
Step 7: Remove the jars from the oven. (BE SURE NOT TO PLACE THEM ON THE COLD COUNTER! The glass will shatter. )
One by one take the lids out of the boiling water and screw them on to the jarred cake. (I used a dish towel to protect my hands while screwing the tops)
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I have traveled to 3 countries, posted 103 pictures and written 6 entries in 1 travel blog
About Fhqtfh
- Profession
- Citizen of the World
- Favourite music
- All music soothes my soul, like water music is the fruit of life.
- Birthplace
- Washington DC
- One thing I want to do before I die
- Find out the answers to life's unanswered questions
- My friends describe me as
- Someone who knows a friend of a friend of a friend............
- The most amazing moment in my life so far
- Being ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!


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In my life, I love you more.
Katherine. Rock 'n' Roll owns my soul. I sold it to the devil at the crossroads down in the Mississippi Delta. The music, movies, fashion, and people of the past century holds a large place in my heart. Travel the globe with me and we can start our own adventures. Are you ready?
For those about to rock, I salute you.
Sidney Poitier, Harry Belafonte, and Charlton Heston at the March on Washington, 1963