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The good vibrations of Tasty n Sons's high-ceilinged, energetic space don't mask the seriousness with which Chef John Gorham takes his food. If you score a spot at the bar instead of a table, take the opportunity to see for yourself. The wide-open kitchen, a central element of the restaurant's floor plan, showcases the kitchen staff in occasional huddles, inspecting the air-crisp edges and jiggly sunshine yolk of every fried egg that goes out the window.
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Starting on the liquid side of the menu, any one of the five $8 Mary variations are worth making the day-drinking plunge. The Tasty Mary classic is expertly executed, but the gingery spice of the Dim Summore (vodka, tomato, sriracha, lime, hoisin, and freshly grated ginger) is hard to pass up.
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The chocolate potato doughnuts ($1.50 each) fly out of the kitchen in twos and threes, but to take full advantage of the kitchen's outsized talents, order a few plates to share. Don't miss the popular potatoes bravas with house aioli ($7) or the Burmese red pork stew ($10). For the latter, skewered hunks of pork belly sizzle on the grill until the edges are crisp, then go into the pan for a thick, sticky coating of hoisin-heavy sauce. Short-grain white rice catches excess red sauce and yellow yolk, and the salty hint of chopped preserved egg white balances out the sweet fattiness of the rest.
It's safe to say that Broder's smoked trout hash ($12) is too big to fail. No matter how many times you've seen this dish—called pytt i panna on the Scandinavian-inspired menu—earn rave reviews in everywhere from The Willamette Week to The New York Times, that oiled iron skillet of tiny cubed potatoes, peppers and onions, lovely hunks of smoky trout, and tender beet-stained baked eggs still adds up something like heaven.
Another favorite are the aebleskivers ($9). These spherical Danish-style pancake bites are airy and light, with a hint of buttermilk and an oven-golden exterior that waffle loyalists will love. On the side, the house's winey lingonberry jam is a must-try.
Screen Door
Riffs on Southern fixin's are trending right now, but few offer thoughtful takes on grits, benedicts, and pimiento cheese quite like Screen Door. Nicole Mouton, who opened the restaurant in 2006 with her husband David, grew up in Louisiana and seeks to preserve, rather than imitate or riff on, the rich culinary traditions of her home region.
Screen Door
When you make it inside, order a plate or two of the praline bacon ($4.75) for the table to start things off. Featuring a few slices of cured side meat still hot from the griddle and covered in a loose gravel of gooey, buttery, caramelized pecan bits with just a touch of cayenne, it's a perfect pairing for fresh black coffee.
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The fried chicken and sweet potato waffle ($12.95) is the restaurant's party trick. You'll see plenty of servers hauling plates stacked tall with three battered breasts and a waffle thick as a paperback, the handle of a giant steak knife jutting from the top like a toothpick. While it represents the ultimate Southern-style brunch indulgence, a couple of sleeper hits on the menu are even better. Keep your eye on the specials menu, which you can usually count on to have the incredible huevos rancheros ($12.75, pictured here) or, even better, the brisket nachos. Both come blanketed in the Screen Door's incredible, tender-chewy, Carolina-style pulled pork.
At Toast, you're apt to find yourself brunching next to parents sharing French toast and bacon with their kids, or a group of seniors passing time over coffee. This friendly neighborhood spot nails the casual brunch joint vibe, but you won't find a greasy spoon in sight. Choose from a menu of mostly savory dishes that have been rechristened with quirky names like Dismal Times (ground hangar steak, white cheddar, greens, and fried eggs served open-face, $12.50) or the Bad Ass Sandwich (fried eggs, bacon, goat cheese, and field greens on toast, $9).
The granola-and-yogurt option can feel like an afterthought on some menus, but Toast's Hippies on Parfait ($6) is a stand-out. Artful layers of loose, crisp house granola (oats with raisins, hazelnuts, sunflower seeds, flax seeds, bee pollen, and a dash of cinnamon) are sandwiched between big, tart dollops of plain Greek-style yogurt and fresh seasonal fruits and jams.
Sweedeedee was Portland's best-kept secret for about five minutes. This bright and airy café opened in the residential Northeast in late 2012 and it might as well have been magnetized, drawing crowds and resulting in a lovable, but admittedly disorganized, atmosphere during peak hours. The menu is simple, from-scratch and unaffected, yet composed with an elegance on handmade pottery that gives these honest foods a particular glow.
The fluffy corncakes ($10.50)—served with two baked eggs, pleasantly dry bacon, and sautéed collards—are one of those rare brunch dishes that can swing savory or sweet depending on whether you grab the ramekin of real maple syrup or a bottle of the local habanero-based hot sauce. Speaking of hot sauce: the breakfast burrito ($7.50), stuffed with eggs, cheddar, greens, and potatoes, is a staff favorite.
Mother's Bistro & Bar
In the heart of downtown, Mother's offers the kind of brunch you take your parents to when they're in town. You'll be joined weekday mornings, when you're sure to get a table, by business suits starting the day with coffee and refined American classics beneath crystal chandeliers. The windows let as much light in as Portland will give them, resulting in a fresh, bright atmosphere that gleams on gilded mirrors and white tablecloths.
Mother's Bistro & Bar
This dining room may be classier than the one we remember from childhood, but chef and owner Lisa Schroeder is on point in her celebration of mama's home cooking. There's something to push everyone's nostalgia buttons on the menu of scrambles, frittatas, lox platters, pancakes, and hashes. But—particularly if you're originally from anywhere near or below the Mason-Dixon, as I am—it's hard to get anything but the biscuit breakfast ($9.95). Mother's thick country-style sausage gravy, which obscures a couple of tender buttermilk biscuits and nearly overcomes the side of eggs-your-way, is arguably the best in town.


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The combined firm will boast US$3.5 billion in assets under management. Two Montier executives, including Dominique Montier, who founded the firm in 1966, will join Stenham's management committee. Montier CEO Jeremy Alun-Jones will become group managing director; Stenham's Kevin Arenson will remain chief investment officer. Both Montier and Alun-Jones will receive equity stakes in the combined firm.
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If there's one trend practically every celeb is trying right now, it's the red lip. And we can see why—the color has a gorgeous glam factor. We're especially loving how Paz Vega wears it. The berry tone and matte finish are bold but not too flashy. Plus, it's perfect for daytime!
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Good morning! Fall is my absolute favorite season! I love all of the changing colors, and we get nice cool weather here as well. It's great weather to head outside and enjoy yourself on a brisk walk, hike, or just kick around some leaves. It also means yummy soups and cozy sweaters. And you can usually get away without wearing one of those bulky parkas needed during winter time. Here are a few holidays and fun days for you to check out this month! Have an idea to share? Make sure to leave me a comment below! Holidays: October 12 – Columbus Day (Second Monday) October 12 – Thanksgiving Day in Canada October 27 – Sukkot – Feast of Tabernacles marking the end of the harvest time and the dependence of the people of Israel on the will of God. Fun Days: October 1 World Vegetarian Day Whoohoo! Sounds like a salad is in order! Have any fun vegetarian recipes to share? Comment below! October 2 Name Your Car Day "You shall be called squishy … [Read more...]
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Happy 2015 4th of July!
Good morning fellow U.S. peeps… Thank you to all of our armed forces that ensure our safety on a daily basis, and to our founding forefathers who built this country on the values we hold dear. I pray all of you have wonderful and safe Independence Day celebrations! We'll be heading north to see my parents. Jason will be golfing with my dad, while my mom and I take the kids to the pool. They always have a bunch of fun games and activities for the kids to do. Including the watermelon race which is one of my favorites. Have you ever tried to hold a watermelon in a pool? Not an easy task. My parents live right off of the golf course an the course club always lights off an absolutely amazing fireworks display. So we chill on their patio with blankets and enjoy them up close! After fireworks we'll be heading home because it's "kids day" at the Renaissance Festival. So it sounds like we're going to try and brave the crazy! What are some of your favorite 4th of July … [Read more...]
Happy Mother's Day 2015!!
Happy Mother's Day to all of the wonderful moms out there who dedicate their time and souls to raising up the next generation! We wouldn't be here without you! And a special thank you to my beautiful and strong mama, and kind and loving mother-in-law. You are both amazing and wonderful women and we love you! "Many women do noble things, but you surpass them all." ~ Proverbs 31:29 … [Read more...]
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Did you know that May is national BBQ Month? It's also "date your mate" month, so I'm thinking a BBQ dinner date sounds in order, what do you think? What's your favorite BBQ recipe or restaurant? Leave a comment below! Then again it's also national blood pressure month, and that seems kind of contradictory. I'm thinking eating lots of BBQ might not be so healthy. Hmm… Holidays May 10 Mother's Day May 5 Cinco De Mayo May 25 memorial Day Fun Days May 1 May Day May Day is celebrated around the world an usually signifies the celebration of spring and the coming of summer. Some like to celebrate by sharing May Day baskets typically filled with flowers. If you have little guys, you can do an easy flower planting activity using small terra-cotta pots. Or you can use colorful construction paper to create May Basket art! May 2 Brothers and Sisters Day This day is to honor and celebrate our siblings! Have a sibling dear to you? Take some time today to call them up … [Read more...]
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Good morning beloved readers! I just wanted to drop in today to wish you all a Happy Resurrection Day! I hope you are enjoying the beauty that God has provided us with today, and celebrating the Risen Christ! After the Sabbath, at dawn on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to look at the tomb. There was a violent earthquake, for an angel of the Lord came down from heaven and, going to the tomb, rolled back the stone and sat on it. His appearance was like lightning, and his clothes were white as snow. The guards were so afraid of him that they shook and became like dead men. The angel said to the women, "Do not be afraid, for I know that you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay. Then go quickly and tell his disciples: 'He has risen from the dead and is going ahead of you into Galilee. There you will see him.' Now I have told you." So the women hurried away … [Read more...]
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Good morning everyone! Easter weekend is already upon us, and I have some really fun and easy Easter crafts that you can do at home to celebrate! Easter is the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ (in the Christian religion) and His promise of eternal life. It is celebrated on the first Sunday after the full moon on the Spring Equinox, usually sometime between March 22nd and April 25th. Many people begin celebrations with Lent which starts on Ash Wednesday and runs for approximately six weeks before Easter Sunday. Many people celebrate Lent by giving up something of value to them for this time period. Popular items to abstain from are various foods, drinks, sugar, TV, etc. Traditionally one was to abstain from eating animal products including eggs during Lent. Holy Week starts off with Palm Sunday, commemorating the arrival of Jesus of Nazareth into Jerusalem. It is followed by Holy Thursday, commemorating the Last Supper, and Good Friday, the day of Jesus' … [Read more...]
April 2015 Holidays & Fun Days
Did you know that April is national humor month? Yep that's right, all month long we get to be funny! Sounds like a good time to me! And April is full of interesting days, so let's get started shall we? Holidays: April 1 – April Fool's Day. April 5 – Easter Sunday. Weekly Celebrations: Week 1 Library Week Week 1 Read a Road Map Week Week 2 Garden Week Week 3 Organize Your Files Week Week 3 Medical Labs Week Week 4 Administrative Assistants Week Week 4 National Karaoke Week Monthly Fun Days April 1 April Fool's Day – The day when it's acceptable to play jokes or tricks on one another. I've never been able to decide if I like this holiday or not. I don't like the thought of being tricked all day long, and I'm just naive enough to believe these tricksters! But I do think it might be fun to leave a comment below telling us all your favorite April Fool's Day trick. April 2 Children's Book Day – Great day to pick a favorite classic and have a … [Read more...]
We're on Spring Break! YAY!
Hi everyone! We've been on spring break this week, so I'm taking the rest of the week off of blogging too! We don't always take a spring break, but this year allowed for it, and everyone agreed that we needed a break before we finish off our year. So I made an executive decision and gave everyone a much needed break! Also I had it already scheduled in my plan for the year, so we'll still finish in time for summer break. Since my husband didn't have the luxury of taking a week off, we stayed home, but still did a lot of fun activities this week! Here's our schedule for the week: Monday: Denver Museum of Nature & Science - Silk Road exhibit, space odyssey, gems & minerals. Tuesday: Movie Day! We saw the new Cinderella movie, it was really cute! Wednesday: Planned a zoo trip, but weather foiled our plans. So we ended up going to Casa Bonita for some indoor excitement with my mom and niece. Thursday: TBA we're still debating on what to do for our last day. If the … [Read more...]
St. Patrick's Day Ideas
Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone! Who was this man that now encourages us play bagpipes, eat corned beef, and what's with all of the people sporting green? St. Patrick of Ireland was a 5th- century Christian missionary in Ireland. When he was about 16 years old, he was captured by Irish pirates and taken as a slave to Ireland. He lived there for about six years before escaping and returning to his family in Britain. After years of training and study, he returned to Ireland serving as an ordained bishop, and later became revered as the patron saint of Ireland. March 17th, thought to be the date of his death, is the day we now celebrate St. Patrick's work, as well as Ireland itself. The first St. Patrick's Day parade was held in New York City on March 17, 1726. Irish Americans celebrated the day with a traditional meal of corned beef and cabbage, a parade, bagpipes and drums. Over the years many Irish immigrants fled to America in the wake of the Great Potato Famine, and the … [Read more...]
March 2015 Holidays & Fun Days
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Millions of young Americans went off to war in the 1940s. Wesley Biddle Notgrass (1915-2007) was one of them. Born and reared in Columbia, Tennessee, Wesley served in the U.S. Army for four years, one month, and seven days in the United States, England, France, Belgium, and Germany.
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Hi, guys, after more than hundred rolls of experimentation and tuning, I thought I will report back the findings, so that if there's anyone else working with the Fujihunt chemicals, he/she can learnt from my failures:
1. yes, definitely use the starters. I find the amount of First Developer starter adds a yellowish hue to the slides. Too much, and the hue begin to appear even in the transparent area (Dmin).
2. besides the starters for both First Developer and Color Developer, it's important to dilute down the reversal bath. Optimal dilution is 60-80% of the recommended concentration.
3. dilute down color developer by 10-15%.
With these changes, the processed slides have very beautiful and neutral tones. However, they are still not within the control-limits of the Kodak E6 Control Strips. I've getting very good support from Fujihunt Europe. With one-shot processors like the Phototherm, there's a lot of trial and error to get things spot on. The good thing is that Phototherm is incredibly consistent, as verified by measuring control strips from different runs of the same parameters.
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100 wickets in a season is a notable feat in the sport of cricket, achieved by bowlers. It refers to having taken 100 wickets in first-class cricket only, although some individuals have managed to do so in County Championship matches alone, which is more challenging.
The feat has only rarely been achieved anywhere other than in England, due to the smaller number of fixtures elsewhere. In England, since the number of games in the County Championship was greatly reduced in 1969,[1] the feat has become rare.
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The decrease in the critical current density (Jc) of YBa2Cu3O7-x (YBCO) films with increasing film thickness was investigated for 0.2 - 2.4-μm-thick films grown on single crystal substrates. Microstructural and electrical properties were characterized by focused ion beam (FIB) microscopy, X-ray diffraction, energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy in a field emission scanning electron microscope, atomic force microscopy, and current-voltage measurements at 77 K in self-field. FIB cross sections directly showed that the top 30% -40% thickness of YBCO films contained pores, misoriented YBCO grains, and Ba-rich second phase particles that collectively produced a "dead top layer" which is believed to limit the Jc of YBCO films thicker than 1 μm. A gas cluster ion beam etching and smoothing process partially removed the dead top layer and smoothed the film surface. In a 0.9-μm-thick YBCO film, removal of a 0.22-μm-thick dead layer yielded a 35% increase in Jc (up to 2.8 MA/cm2) and a 25% decrease in film roughness. In a 1.3-μm-thick YBCO film, removal of a 0.45-μm-thick dead layer yielded an 85% increase in Jc (up to 1.1 MA/cm2) and a 49% decrease in surface roughness. This study suggests that eliminating the dead top layer and smoothing the film surface might be key processing steps in the production of thick YBCO films with high Jc.


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