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Murky's Law
Marty Lederman
A detailed article in today's Washington Post about the CIA's extraordinary renditions program in Europe quotes this justification from John Bellinger, State Department Legal Advisor: "I'd say that many European government officials and academics acknowledge now that there is a legal murkiness that applies to international terrorism."
I use to say Bellinger was a good man in a bad spot. Now I just say he is in a bad spot of his own choosing.
I would hazard a guess that Bellinger's "murky" comment was to provide moral support for the several European governments and intelligence services which were actively assisting in the US rendition program to remove these folks from their countries and who are now under fire for allegedly violating some or another EU law.
I'm still wondering how he reconciles the reliance on "assurances" from Syria with the concurrently held and espoused admin view that "you can't believe anything those Syrians tell you" LOL
IMO, the "murky" is bc they are desparately hoping that someone, like Spataro or like the Canadian inquiry commission or the German investigators, find something that WOULD count as "murky" to justify kidnap and torture.
The problem is, the law isn't that murky. Human trafficking vis a vis the Pakistani and Afghani purchases, torture and abuse, kidnap - that stuff isn't "murky."
The lenght and terms of detention of armed combatants seized in battle condititions in a situation like Afghanistan is a bit murky, but those who lived there and took up arms against an invasion by a foreign country are, uniformed or not, clearly entitled to POW treatment up to the point where someone can prove they engaged in the commission of war crimes as un-uniformed belligerents. No one has ever required a uniform for residents to take up arms against invasion - they are still the enemy, but they are a legal enemy.
Those who are bought off warlords or kidnapped from countries and take to other countries for torture are a completely different proposition. There was never anything remotely legal about the detention and abuse of the chinese Uighurs at GITMO.
In general, people who kidnap and torture go to jail - even if they manage to kidnap and torture "bad" people, and definitely if they kidnap and torture innocent people.
The only thing "murky" is just how badly fouled the streams of justice and law have become when those who should be prosecuting those kinds of crimes are instead writing memos to solicit them.
More americans in limbo. Though luck for them as Bart would say. It's a war. Who cares about the constitution anyway?
Bart we're wating for your answer here.
I hereby promise to stalk you until you give an answer to Enlighted Layperson
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More americans in limbo. Though luck for them as Bart would say. It's a war. Who cares about the constitution anyway?
Anne, this capture admitted to the military that he was working for a company which supplied weapons to the enemy and identified a cache of such weapons on a foreign battlefield. There was more than adequate reason for the military to detain him in Iraq until they could ascertain his role in this operation.
I am on the road on vacation between visits to in laws so I do not have time to do any research, but I believe the Hamdi court held that it was perfectly permissible for the military to implement a non judicial detention of US citizens caught on foreign battlefields assisting the enemy because of the exigencies of war.
Bart we're wating for your answer here. I hereby promise to stalk you until you give an answer to Enlighted Layperson
I posted an answer. Until I return later in the week, my participation may be spotty at best so you will have to be patient with me.
Also, I usually do not go back to older posts after 2-3 days so feel free to drop messages with links as you did in this case if you want me to go back to older conversations.
I usually do not have a problem answering any queries folks here might have unless I have already answered the question such as Robert's hypo about the White House snatching me off the street and declaring that I was an illegal alien.
Bart: I usually do not have a problem answering any queries folks here might have unless I have already answered the question such as Robert's hypo about the White House snatching me off the street and declaring that I was an illegal alien.
Yes, thankfully we've settled that one once and for all. There is nothing in the text of the MCA to prevent such, and once such detention occurs there is nothing in the text of the MCA which requires that detention be subject to due process. Of course you've never quite been man enough to actually say so, you continue to lamely dodge that bit of intellectual honesty with bogus assumptions that your family will magically be apprised of your wrongful detention and be able to sue for the due process rights stripped away under the text of MCA. And remember, Bart, the only reason I personalized that hypo for you in the first place was because until I called you out you were stonewalling in a most cowardly manner on the failure of MCA to protect innocent citizens.
Travel safe, hope you and the Missus are having a good trip. We'll be waiting for your return. We're aware of your tendency to drop older threads, and you aren't alone in it. It's one of the primary shortcomings of the blog-comments-medium; loose threads get dropped and losing arguments too often get neglected, only to raise their ugly fallacious heads later.
The confusion is the untested condition of MCA, which is an aberration in US tradition; its language about the Geneva Conventions is surreal. A ruling like the DC order December 14 there likely hastens the day congress will revisit and revise MCA, and, perhaps advances the probability that unless congress acts the Supreme Court may be addressing yet another politically charged discussion, this one impacting US foreign policy; Sen. Levin announced a tentative plan to review this matter in the Senate Armed Services Committee, see Financial Times article November 14, 2006.
Also, part of the gloaming is the relative nascency of the EU itself. The European Parliament in November 2006 published two draft reports which take a historical approach without addressing legality of renditions; one report discusses people involved and countries traversed there; the other report names companies which hired aircraft, there. The committee's website is there; the committee's full name is "EuroParliament, Temporary Committee on the alleged use of European countries by the CIA for the transport and illegal detention of prisoners".
A former official of the CIA gave testimony in broad terms at a hearing at the Senate Foreign Relations committee June 2006; the testimony covers 24 pages, and treats both the hastiness of the program's construction, as well as longterm goals, with interesting comments about how to depoliticize the processes which made the program come into existence, and perhaps a way to taper it; the speaker avoids politically inflammatory topics throughout, and in that effort leaves serious legality questions unaddressed.
Here is a recent discussion of one country's response to the US negotiators' request to arrange a rendition program.
Here, a humanrightswatch lawyer writes a review of a new book on the complicated questions surrounding rendition.
@Robert: Volokh has a great solution to that. If a threat get too old, it gets automatically closed.
Anne: Volokh has a great solution to that. If a threat get too old, it gets automatically closed.
At the risk of hijacking this thread with meta talk, closing old threads is pretty much the opposite of what I'm concerned with. Person A could make some chowder headed claim on a 3 day old thread, persons B C & D could decisively rebut. If Person A has abandoned the thread (because of short attention span, laziness, or cowardice) then closing the thread because it was a) old or b) old-and-inactive wouldn't do much to see such loose ends get tied.
"Bart" DePalma says:
Also, I usually do not go back to older posts after 2-3 days so feel free to drop messages with links as you did in this case if you want me to go back to older conversations.
Translated from BartSpeak&mark; into English:
"When I get trounced too many times, and the bleached bones of my dishonesty are starting to show through the mangled corpse of my 'argument', I like to 'move on' and pretend that it never happened ... until the next time I bring up the same old discredited horse-patooties (such as my recent claim that a "majority" "held" that the N.Y. Times could be prosecuted in N.Y. Times v. U.S), preferably in a different venue..."
The strange thing is that in one of the rare admissions of error from Bart, he admitted that his claim concerning the N.Y. Times case was in fact dicta (at best). But now he's back to calling it a "holding" (in error) again.
This has been a public service of the Institute for Truth In Bartology.
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Travel safe, hope you and the Missus are having a good trip. We'll be waiting for your return.
Well, I for one am not going to go apply for a writ of habeas corpus should his writings inexplicable cease. I'll just assume he's in "good hands" or otherwise "preoccupied". Don't ask questions, you know, we're at <*SHHHhhhhhh*> waaaaaarrrrrr... ;-)
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I would hazard a guess that Bellinger's "murky" comment was to provide moral support for the several European governments and intelligence services which were actively assisting in the US rendition program to remove these folks from their countries and who are now under fire for allegedly violating some or another EU law.
Why is it the job of a U.S. official to provide "moral support" to other nations who are violating both their own laws and the Convention Against Torture?
Should Bellinger feel a similar compulsion to provide comfort to -- say, for instance -- Charles Manson?
Dontcha think that Bellinger's just spouting maladministration boiler-plate to defend the maladministration's own misbehaviour?
The more I read and learn about the Bush Team's position and conduct in the 'war on terror' the more dishonest, hypocritical and disgusting it is.
You might note I referred to the position of the Bush Team rather than the United States. That is because as an Australian following these issues I am endlessly impressed with the courage of people such as the Military Defence counsel and some of the Judge Advocates and judges who are prepared to make honest and principalled decision even at the risk of their careers, and the tireless efforts of the NGO's and pro bono lawyers who do their nation proud.
Regards from one of the US Government's biggest critics, and one of its people's biggest fans.
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Delicious as always. Consistent service and food product no matter which one I visit. I love pf changs.
Celiac safe with a large menu!
Only the best restaurant ever!!! Perfect for people with Celiac Disease.
One of my favorite places to eat. I've eaten here dozens of times and never had a single problem. Some of my favorite menu items are chicken lettuce wraps, Chang's Spicy Chicken, chicken fried rice and their flourless chocolate dome. The staff is great and always knowledgeable. This chain is always one of my go-to places when traveling as well. I avoid this particular location at all costs on weekends though. Even with reservations I've never had great luck eating at a decent time. Compared to other PF Chang's locations, this one is tiny.
very gluten free and dairy free friendly. They have an allergy menu. Food tastes amazing!
Very careful with your order
I'm not gotten intolerant or aceluac but i have a friend from Ringild,GA who is. Every time they come to town we go out to a IMAX movie and dinner. Lady night I saw him eat like a regular person because of the actual choices that PF Changs had. It made me happy to see Jim so happy. His food came on different plates. I called it the "good china." We are making this our go to place for dinner EVERY TIME he comes. Make a reservation though this place was packed. Staff was amazing as well
Chang's spicy chicken! Yum! Yum! Yum!
Seemingly endless options and food that taste! I almost forget what I'm eating is gf! Love this place
Decent selection & knowledgeable staff!
Great staff, very helpful....great menu!
7894 N Blackstone Ave., Fresno, CA 93720
My experience was good. Food was clearly marked and handled as GF. Tasted great. There were about 6-7 GF options which was nice. Now, if only they had GF fortune cookies!
148 West Bridge Street, Homestead, PA 15120
Had the gluten free lemon chicken. Yum
766 South Osprey Avenue, Sarasota, FL 34236
Excellent place to eat. Lots of options and the food is delicious. Management and waitstaff are knowledgeable and helpful. Great meal for my celiac daughter and the waiter made her laugh by serving her food with humor "shrimp fried rice hold the gluten."
5488 South Padre Island Drive #5001, Corpus Christi, TX 78411
Ordered from GF menu, no issues following. Identified everything we ordered as GF coming out of the kitchen. Must have resolved previously mentioned issue. Had a great evening and Artie was awesome.
1401 North Waterfront Parkway, Wichita, KS 67206
I received excellent service. I let the server know I couldn't have gluten, and ordered off the GF menu. The chef came out and asked if I had any other dietary concerns she should be aware of. Wonderful!
12071 Elm Creek Blvd., Maple Grove, MN 55369
The food was good. Had chicken fried rice and egg drop soup. The gluten free soy sauce didn't taste normal. I liked that the menu stated that the soy sauce on the table wasn't gluten free. There were a lot of options for the gf menu and my food came on a specially labeled plate. A little disappointed that it was only a flourless chocolate cake for dessert. Just because I'm gluten free, doesn't mean I like choc cake lol. More options in the future would be great! Been 3 days since I ate there and haven't had any problems so I would say this is a good place to go.
3405 Nicholasville Road, Lexington, KY 40503
Perfect! Love PF Changs
1716 International Drive, McLean, VA 22102
great options!
2361 Fountain Square Drive, Lombard, IL 60148
My son had a great experience here tonight! We told the server that he has celiac disease and the server automatically said "What would you like off our gf menu?" Also he told us that all the fried items are done in the back so that there is very little chance of there being any cross contamination issues. His food came out on different plates than the rest of the group as well. We will be back for sure.
2801 W Big Beaver Rd, Troy, MI 48084
Absolutely, positively horrendous experience. Though our waitress was wonderful, the food (every single time I've gone) always had some trace of gluten in it. If you're very sensitive to gluten do NOT eat here!!
4325 Glenwood Avenue #2089, Raleigh, NC 27612
Eaten here on a number of occasions. They understand the importance of cross contamination etc. for Celiac's. Great food and never had any reaction.
600 East Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
The food was good. The service- especially the hostess who went to far as to help my elderly dad tie his shoe- was excellent.
1190 Farrow Parkway, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Always a great experience. We need more in NYC area
2525 W End Suite #2535, Nashville, TN 37203
If you have Celiac STAY AWAY! My husband and I made reservations to celebrate our anniversary late and it was our first night out in a year! I informed them when I made the reservations that I had celiac. I informed our waitress that I had celiac, needed the GF food to be prepared separately. She appeared to know what I was talking about and assured me they deal with this all of the time. My husband who is not celiac even ordered from the GF menu so there would be no confusion or problems. The food and service was good. The next morning though, I woke up to realize I have been glutened! Severely. I know this is a risk I take every time we eat out, but it is now day 2 and I am still terribly sick. I reached out to our Celiac support association who said to contact the Manager at that location. I am upset and disappointed that what was supposed to be a fun and memorable night was ruined by gluten.
210 Andover Street, Peabody, MA 01960
Excellent menu as far as variety. The staff take precautions with the sauces and specially marked plates. One of our "go-to's" for Chinese.
1125 Fashion Drive, Nanuet, NY 10954
This place is terrible. Go to the Hackensack location if you don't want problems. I ordered 3 entrees to go - 2 gluten free and one regular. When they brought them out, nothing was labeled and the server was trying to figure it out based on the "order" the boxes were placed in the bag. No thanks! I left without any of it because I was so annoyed at not only their process, but the fact that they failed to take the gluten free order seriously and thought they could arbitrarily label the GF items after the fact. Hell to the no.
2110 Hamilton Place Boulevard, Chattanooga, TN 37421
I have eaten here a number of times, and always had a great experience. GF food comes on special plates. Safe place for Celiac's.
10281 Midtown Pkwy. #137, Jacksonville, FL 32246
My favorite place to eat. Always safe.
2500 North Mayfair Road, Wauwatosa, WI 53226
Incredibly happy with my gluten free experience! The menu had many options, the plates were different than those that other food was being served on, and my server even came back to check on which gluten free beer I had asked for!
26001 Chagrin Blvd., Beachwood, OH 44122
The wait staff is extremely careful when ordering gluten free. I love the gf lettuce wraps and the fried rice (gluten free) I have never gotten sick here. Very clean facility and during happy hour in the bar area the lettuce wraps are only $6 instead of $12--
2201 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815
Very helpful staff. Servers and management came to assure me that my food would definitely be gf. It was!
1180 Galleria Boulevard, Roseville, CA 95678
Great gf menu and food. Great service. You don't feel like your missing out and best part I didn't come home feeling sick or worrying I might have been slightly cross contaminated!
2801 W Big Beaver Rd, Troy, MI 48084
I have gotten cross contaminated here. Chang's spicy chicken has made me sick multiple times. Lemon chicken, same story. I believe it is because the chicken is fried in a contaminated fryer. They have gluten-free soy sauce and there is a ton of options.
3525 West Carson Street, Torrance, CA 90503
Never a problem here. Wish the would put lemon scallops back on the menu.
5915 Sky Pond Dr., Loveland, CO 80538
They do gf right!
322 West Farms Mall Space F226, Farmington, CT 06032
Unfortunately, not only am I celiac, but also allergic to seafood. That removes like 75% of the menu for me😢 that being said, they revamped the menu and dishes. The lemon chicken is the only meat dish I can eat. The new improved version was out of this world. I just wish there were more entrees I could eat. They do have a nice gluten free menu.
390 West El Camino Real, Sunnyvale, CA 94087
Enjoyed an early dinner on a Wednesday. I ordered GF Singapore Street Noodles (a bit dry, not enough sauce) and GF Spicy Chicken (just right). Shared some with my date. For the most part, I find PF Chang's to be consistently safe for me, a Celiac, and the food is tasty. Service at this location at that time was not very attentive, even though it wasn't busy. So for this visit, 4 of 5 stars.
10840 Tamiami Trail North, Granada Shoppes, Naples, FL 34109
Great gluten free restaurant and menu!
1330 Stoneridge Mall Road, Pleasanton, CA 94588
The gf food is usually tasty and I haven't gotten sick. The service can be a bit slow and the hostess team often seems annoyed when interacting with anyone, but the gf food hasn't failed me yet!
1885 N Hwy 17, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464
Very accommodating and always excellent service!
2500 North Mayfair Road, Wauwatosa, WI 53226
Gluten free Chinese! What a treat! Server was very knowledgable and food was tasty.
Av. Colina de la Paz 25, Fraccionamiento Boulevares, 53140 Naucalpan de Juárez, Méx., Mexico 53140
Same as in us selection of plates prepared in diff plates and utensils to prevent cross contamination.
410 Legacy Place, Dedham, MA 02026
One of my favorite places to eat. You will always know it's gluten free because it is served on special designated plates. Plus the flourless chocolate done is the best!
910 Highland Colony Parkway, Ridgeland, MS 39157
Not the best service but I've never gotten sick from their food. My go to gluten-free Chinese.
575 East University Parkway A-20, Orem, UT 84097
I will never ever ever go here again (Orem mall). Every time I go I get sick big time. Never ever again!
40762 Winchester Road, Temecula, CA 92591
Delicious. Always specify if you are ordering off the gluten free menu and always specify if you have an allergy.
3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Yummy & affordable Chinese food. When you order off the gluten free menu, always specify the items that are gluten free because they have to know to use the gluten free sauces. You cannot taste the difference though. You won't even feel like yours is a special order (hate that feeling when in groups). If you are eating family style in a group, encourage everyone else to also order gluten free since there is no extra charge. It is more expensive in Vegas than in California so if you are traveling then do not be surprised by the inflation.
1400 Glades Road, Boca Raton, FL 33431
Update: July 2015-- This location is no longer safe. The chef has been replaced and the GM either doesn't care anymore or is new. 3 visits in a row my meal came out with gluten containing ingredients on it. The 3rd time I got glutened because I didn't see it til it was too late. All three times the server gave me attitude for sending it back, and the manager on duty did not make the situation right. Do Not Go Here! ------------ I eat here very frequently and am a celiac. of the tens of times in the last year I have eaten here I've never had a problem. all staff are extremely well trained and know how to handle gf requests with out issue. not once have I worried about my food, it is always stress free and like ordering as a 'normal' person. Lol safe and tasty option. always a good option in Boca. even when they are busy as can be.
720 Briarwood Circle, Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Celiac-- everything was yummy. Didn't get sick. Tons of options!
2500 North Mayfair Road, Wauwatosa, WI 53226
Love the food and GF breading on the lemon chicken dish and chicken fried rice. The lettuce wraps are great too!!
8 Park Plaza Space D6, Boston, MA 02116
Good service, aware of celiac, consistent good food typical of the chain.
2300 Village Dr. West Bldg #140, Maumee, OH 43537
Great! Great food. Knowledgeable staff. Separate plates for gf items.
6809-F Phillips Place Court, Charlotte, NC 28210
Delicious, safe for celiacs! Read more: http://glutenfreecarolinagirl.com/2014/06/24/restaurant-chain-review-pf-changs/
983 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills, PA 19342
Updated my review because while I had previously given it five stars the last two visits were horrible and I won't be back. On a dinner visit with a friend who has a gluten sensitivity (and I am diagnosed celiac) we both did not feel well afterward. I saw this coming as the waitress didn't seem very attentive to our sensitivity/allergy needs And on a recent lunch visit the waitress actually rolled her eyes when I said I had a gluten allergy. That was the nail in the coffin for a restaurant that one of my go-to's.
9435 Civic Center Blvd. Streets of Westchester Bldg. 1, West Chester, OH 45069
Great food. Wish they had veggies with meals. Good staff
740 S Mill Ave. #140, Tempe, AZ 85281
Staff are knowledgable about cross contamination and gluten sensitivity. However, be very careful ordering...there is a specific plate that they serve gf food on. I went twice to the Downtown tempe location and was given non gluten free singapore noodles, all night i was sick in pain. When i called the manager, he did absolutely nothing about both incidents. Horrible manager here not safe for celiacs and over priced for something thats already gf. Pick another Pf Changs if u have celiac or an intolerance. Downtown tempe definately not a good option.
1401 North Waterfront Parkway, Wichita, KS 67206
We eat here all of the time and have never been contaminated :-) they bring the gluten free dishes out on different plates so there are no mix ups. Make sure you ask for the gluten free soy sauce and other spices. They will bring you your own set.
2418 East Sunrise Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Super bad service. The server was very rude while my wife was trying to explain what our 2 years old son's food allergies were and then he left without any explanation, 10 minutes later brought the drinks saying that the manager was going to be with us shortly, another 15 minutes to bring a piece of paper with options for my kid to eat, another 10 minutes and then he stop to ask if we were ready by the I tried to ask for reasons why a plate on kids menu (fried rice) want an option and he said is only what we have in the list while knocking hard the table with his finger, after that I immediately ask for the check for drinks and left. Even when he came back saying that it was just a dollar And that I didn't have to pay I left the dollar at the table. Again.... Super bad service to people with allergies
2801 Pacific Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
I eat here all the time- at least once a month or more and never had any issues. I'm super sensitive to gluten but haven't had any issues ordering from their gluten free menu. The majority of the staff are knowledgeable and go out of their way to make sure my allergy is taken seriously- even the bartender! Love this place!
2425 Lake Lansing Road, Lansing Charter Township, MI 48912
Love the GF lettuce wraps, spicy chicken, and chocolate dome!
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By then, Trapp was considered a special guitar player along his native Gulf Coast. He was a staple in area clubs, where tourists borrowed joined in the never-ending party for a week at a time, then passed it along to the next week's renters, like runners pass a baton.
Trapp was tiring of that party the day he walked into that music store and heard another special guitar player through the store speakers. That player was Johnny Hiland, a legally blind, should-be-illegally talented musician who was then playing at Robert's Western World on Lower Broadway, in The Don Kelley Band.
"I heard that CD and said, 'Who the hell isthat?' " Trapp says. "That's how I found out about Don Kelley. When I moved to Nashville (in 2001) and got an apartment at 17th and Horton, I started going to see Don. I'd stand by the door at Robert's and just watch."
For a guitar player new to Nashville, watching The Don Kelley Band is either inspiring or distressing or a bunch of both. Successful, masterful guitarists including Hiland, Brent Mason, Redd Volkaert and Kenny Vaughan have all logged time in Kelley's combo, and Kelley never employs any musician of less than jaw-dropping abilities. (For more information, go hear Kelley with his current guitar star, J.D. Simo.)
Aspiring Music City guitarists head to Lower Broad and watch six-stringers of astounding abilities, playing for tips at a club with no cover charge. The lesson is a hard one: Perhaps one day, if I work hard enough, visualize success and plan each step of the way, I'll someday be good enough to get a job scraping by in a Nashville honky-tonk.
But Guthrie Trapp neither visualized success nor planned ahead.
"I never had a plan," says Trapp, who has indeed become a distinctive and celebrated instrumental voice in Nashville, a town that wasn't exactly lacking for guitar players prior to his arrival. "I moved here not having a clue, or any vision for the future. Even now, people say, 'What do you see yourself doing in two years?' And I don't know, at all."
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After Hiland moved on, Trapp got the job as Kelley's guitarist, staying for four years. and getting an education.
"That gig is where I learned to play country music," says Trapp. He'd actually grown up around roots music, becoming enamored of bluegrass at an early age, but it was in the Kelley band that he learned from the inside out and found electric guitar tones that suited the style.
As a teenager, he played guitar and mandolin at songwriter festivals in Alabama and Florida, sitting in with Mickey Newbury, Hank Cochran, Red Lane and others, and he came to Nashville at age 18 to record with Gove Scrivenor on an album that featured Trapp, John Prine, Nanci Griffith and others. In those settings, he learned crucial lessons about what not to play.
"Being around people like Mickey Newbury and Red Lane, I was scared to death," he says. "And I sure wasn't going to play over the top of their singing. I thought, 'If I do just one fill or solo, it's going to be the most tasteful thing I can play.' That was driven into my brain at a young age."
And so Trapp developed a quality that's rare among young virtuosos: restraint. He learned to play in a way that accentuated the song, rather than treating the song as a launching pad for a string-bending solo. Throw in four years of tips and toning in Kelley's band, and Trapp became an extraordinary musician. He soon found national exposure in Patty Loveless' band, and then worked for four years in The Jerry Douglas Band, collaborating as an equal with groundbreaking virtuoso Douglas.
"Playing with Jerry, I learned you can be a world-class musician and still not take this (stuff) so seriously to where it's not any fun anymore," Trapp says. "If you're on a gig and it's not any fun, you need to do something else. We might be opening for Paul Simon in a huge place, and Jerry would want to try new things and take chances. I guess I became known for backing myself right up to the edge, and barely catching things before they completely fall apart, and then bringing it all right back: Pushing it as far as we can, and then recovering."
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By the end of the new century's first decade, Trapp had established himself as a distinctive and important instrumental voice in Nashville, both onstage and in the studio. His playing was (and remains) an unlikely combination of discretion and exploration, and he was versatile enough to work with an array of disparate talents, from acoustic music heroes Sam Bush and Tim O'Brien to soulful shouter Delbert McClinton.
Of late, he's also formed three groups: The 18 South band with Jessi Alexander, Jon Randall Stewart, Jimmy Wallace, Larry Atamanuik and Mike Bub, the Guthrie Trapp Trio and TAR (Trapp, Pete Abbott and Michael Rhodes).
"He is a freak of nature known to those who excel in music as 'the' guy to watch in the next few years," Douglas says in a statement offered up for Trapp's website (www.guthrietrapp.com), which also boasts testimonials from folks including John Oates ("He is without a doubt one of the greatest soloists I've ever heard."), O'Brien ("He'll blow you away but he'll never wear you out.") and former NFL passing champ Kenny "The Snake" Stabler ("If I could play guitar like that, I would have never picked up a football.").
Those comments were offered up in hopes of drumming up interest in Trapp's brand-new, self-titled debut album, "Pick Peace," the most expansive musical statement of his still young career. The album is not a country manifesto, it's a ping-ponging ride through a variety of forms, including rock, blues, pop and jazz, with all the quirk and playfulness suggested by song titles such as "Monkey Bars," "Mambo Cheeks, "Zim Zam Zoom" and "Huevos Al Gusto."
It's the kind of album one might come up with if one were an astonishing guitar player who entered the studio with intriguing riffs, grooves and melodies, and absolutely no plan.
"I figure, don't fight it," he says. "Just go with it. Find your place and be happy with it."
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A new family favorite! I let the chicken breasts soak while I heated up the grill - about 5 minutes - then seasoned with garlic powder, seasoned salt and Italian herb seasoning. I turned the heat down to medium low and cooked them "low and slow" - about 6 minutes on one side, 10 minutes on the other. When I turned the breasts, I put a pat of butter on each to keep things moist. The results were outstanding. Nothing plain or run-of-the-mill about it! The ckicken was bursting with flavor - you could taste the lemon juice as well as the seasonings. The only thing I will do differently next time is double the amount of chicken cooked. My husband is disappointed there isn't more for leftovers!
I made this twice this summer: The first time, we could hardly tase any "lemon." The second time, I poked a couple holes in the chicken with my knife and let it sit in the lemon juice mix for apprx 5 min. I then added some lemon pepper seasoning. Much better, and had a nice, light lemon flavor.
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My family really enjoyed this. I put the ingredients in my frozen bag of chicken and let it marinate while it was thawing. Next time I would add seasoned pepper and maybe some garlic. Very good.
Simple to make. I combined the dry ingredients with the juice of 2 lemons and OLIVE OIL and marinated the chicken for about 15 minutes prior to grilling. The chicken was moist with a mild lemon flavor. Will make again.
Good, simple recipe. The chicken was moist. Grill Mates Montreal Seasoning by McCormick could be substituted for the seasoned salt. This is a recipe that allows for changes according to personal tastes.
Soooo easy and soooo good. My two year old said it was delicious and it even pleased the picky husband and twelve year old. I used Lawry's for seasoning salt and cubed the chicken for kabobs. It was very moist and had great flavor. I have already passed it along to friends and family.
I WILL make this again and again, mostly due to the fact that *ALL* my family liked AND I liked it's simplicity. (If you don't over-cook) the chicken is very juicy with a nice, fresh,lightly-spicy flavor, that is EXCEPTIONAL cut up (or I sometimes make with chicken tenders)on lettuce greens with a creamy dressing. Thank you, Jenny for the quick, healthy and "popular" recipe! I can always use recipes like this!
I liked this recipe, over other easy to prepare chicken recipes, because the preprep was so easy. I like chicken a little spicier and instead of lemon juice, I rubbed in a prepared lemon pepper spice in a jar. It tasted great and I will use again.
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still want him for the right price of course.
still want him for the right price of course.
In the end, I think it doesnt matter about the injuries, the philbin connection, or how old he is.
Philbin said they are not getting FA who are playing for a contract. They will make an offer and move on. It wont be to their liking....and then the tweets and articles come badmouthing Ireland....and then the draft will come and everyone will forget all about it cus they will have a bunch of new groceries to salivate over. All around the age of 22.
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I have nothing against signing Jennings. I might prefer Wallace, but there are a ton of positives with bringing in Greg. He'll be cheaper. He's very familiar with the system. He's not THAT old. I think we can pick him up on a reasonable contract and be a much better team for it. BUT I'm also someone who would love to pickup Cordarelle, Stedman, and Marquess in the first 4 rounds. Include that with re-signing Hartline and there's a big time crunch at WR. I'd sooner pass on resigning Hartline and bring in Jennings or Wallace AND draft those 3 rookies.
Armando is being ripped for that? It was a terrific angle for a column, to borrow a local perspective. It's ridiculous that more writers don't do it. I don't care how closely you follow the Packers, or the Giants, or you name it, you don't know as much as the locals do, the ones who sweat out every play and every position.
I've used that strategy in Las Vegas for decades. If somebody shows up in town who is a sharp guy and a Falcons fan, for example, he's going to know a lot more about team tendencies than I could pretend to find out.
Jennings would be fine if you're talking about building a team to contend in 2013. If you're talking about building a team for the next 4 or 5 years I think he's a waste of time. The way I see it Miami will likely be second in AFC East next season with or without Jennings, so why not focus on quality youth and build your future offensive core.
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jennings should be #1 target. then wallace, bowe, maybe even call arizona or minnesota for fitzgerald or harvin. but I think they will sign Jennings. They also n eed to use the #12 pick on Cal WR Keenan Allen, Louisiana Tech WR Quinton Patton or ND TE Tyler Eifert
people say Allen isn't good with the ball in his hands or YAC??
Bottom line is that, IF available, Sebastian Volmer may be the best FA option. Maybe we can get the Cane's mascot to talk to him, Sebastian to Sebastian.
Going by the "read between the lines" take on Ireland's PC.....he is negociating with bring back Jake Long, flirting with the "hard decision" of letting Hartline walk, mentioned upgrading the "slot" WR and the "mix" of veterans with the young guys all but points to Greg Jennings being the "vet" added to compliment Patterson in the draft. At least that's what I read from it.
I just hope we make some reasonable decisions, something we seem to have lacked in FA and the draft in recent years (actually always come to think of it lol).
Jennings could integrate pretty seamlessly and be a decent alpha receiver. But to compare the upsides of Jennings and Wallace, you'll need a logarithmic scale; Wallace is younger, faster, quicker and could have caught up to most of those overthrown deepballs from Tannehill.
If we forgo Wallace, I'd just sign OL and DE in FA and go all out WR in the draft. Sign Vollmer and Levitre, let Long walk. Sign Avril or another impact defender. Draft Allen/Patterson, Ertz, Bailey, etc.


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November 5, 2010 at 10:13 am
I used to be a student at the old Ravensbourne and was given the opportunity to view the building when only staffs were allowed in. I walked in and the first thing I said was \"is it finished?\"
I am a fan of keeping things back to basics and not over doing things with details, but this takes it too far. The place will become very dirty very quickly (I have insider information that some of the flooring is ruined already after a few weeks).And do not even get me started on the windows. From the outside they look fine, but inside they are rubbish. Some of the larger windows come to within 50mm (I am not over exaggerating on this) off the floor. These are larger enough for someone to easily climb into as they are offset from the walls by about half a meter, not only does this create a trip hazard, but in no time at all the facing and edging will become damaged and dirty.
I know this is meant to be a design college and it might be a case of bringing a character to the building but i doubt that the building will be labelled a good piece of design for very long.
I could rant on about this building for an age, so I'll stop now while the building still retains a little bit of dignity.
September 15, 2010 at 7:05 am
I live near by and it is just a big ugly box, nothing architecturally amazing about it.