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Bites: Antoinette, Urban Remedy, Ye Olde Hut
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DOMINIQUE CRENN LEAVES ANTOINETTE After only two months of operation, Dominique Crenn has officially left Antoinette, the new French brasserie in the Claremont Hotel and Spa. The news broke Wednesday in Inside Scoop, the same day the East Bay Express's Luke Tsai ran an unflattering review of the restaurant, calling Antoinette "dispiriting, at times baffling." A statement jointly released by Fairmont Hotels & Resorts (owners of the Claremont) and the Crenn Dining Group said that the two "have mutually agreed to end their partnership." Antoinette will close temporarily on April 6 and will, according to Eater SF, reopen in a few weeks under the same name and concept. The menu will, however, change. It was unclear how much input Crenn had in the original concept of the restaurant; she had been clear from the beginning that her role in the restaurant was "advisory." Executive Chef Justin Mauz was at the helm of the kitchen day-to-day; no word yet on his future with the restaurant. Antoinette is at The Claremont Club & Spa, 41 Tunnel Rd., Berkeley. Connect with the Claremont on Facebook. … Continue reading »
Bites: Perdition closes, changes at Oliveto
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PERDITION SMOKEHOUSE CLOSES SUDDENLY We were surprised to hear that Berkeley's Perdition Smokehouse shuttered suddenly this week. While the barbecue itself wasn't particularly memorable, Perdition did have one of the best tap lists around and an excellent outdoor patio on which to drink them. The East Bay Express had the scoop, but didn't have many details on the reason for the closure. EBX speculated that the closure was likely tied to former chef Mike O'Brien's decision to leave the company, which also includes The Trappist, The Trappist Provisions, and Mikkeler Bar in San Francisco, earlier this month. (O'Brien was the chef at both Perdition and Mikkeler.) A source close to the company also speculates that this split was the source of financial strain for the company, enough that it caused the restaurant to close. We have reached out to owner Chuck Stilphen, as well as O'Brien, but have yet to receive any comments on the closure. For now, though, we'll just have to mourn the loss of that tap list. … Continue reading »
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Bites: PieTisserie, Kitchener Snack Bar, more
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PIETISSERIE SHOP HOLDS GRAND OPENING Oakland pie maven Jaynelle St. John held a grand opening celebration for her standalone shop in the Grand Lake district this past Saturday. PieTisserie specializes in unique pies, such as mojito custard and chocolate cream pretzel. St. John has been selling her pies for the last five years, but has moved her operation around Oakland; most recently she sold pies out of Nido, near Jack London Square, and she has also made appearances at Swan's Marketplace in Old Oakland, and Kitchenette in San Francisco. Since parting with Nido in August 2013, St. John has been working on opening her retail space while selling her pies through her website and Munchery. PieTisserie, complete with its pie window, is at 1605 2nd Ave. (at Foothill Boulevard), Oakland. Connect with the bakery on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. … Continue reading »
Tagged Alameda, Bites: What's new in East Bay food, Bourbon & Beef, Building 43 Winery, Burritos Inc., Camino, Chez Panisse, Comal, Communite Table, Counter Culture Coffee, Crooked City Cider, Downtown Berkeley, East Bay Economic Development Alliance, Emeryville, Fivetenburger, Grand Lake, Handlebar, Hopscotch, Ippuku, Itani Ramen, James Beard Awards, Kitchener Oakland, Kyle Itani, Laurel District, Meyer Sound, Michael Bauer, Modern Coffee, Oliveto restaurant, PieTisserie, Rockridge, Roland Robles, Russell Moore, S+S Gastro Grub, The Double Standard, Uptown Oakland, West Berkeley
From a Berkeley garden to top local restaurants
When Pauline's Pizza opened in San Francisco in 1985, owner Sidney Weinstein says small organic farms up and down California were "in their hey day."
As bigger names came in and started to buy up independent farms, she said, the best produce became harder and harder to find. So Weinstein started to grow more of the restaurant's produce herself, all in the backyard of her Berkeley home — eventually supplying other Bay Area restaurants, too, with her hyper-local harvest.
Today, Weinstein's production has grown tremendously. And even as she and her husband oversee a multi-acre ranch in the Sierra foothills of Calaveras County, they are still growing a number of staples among the winding paths of their Berkeley garden. … Continue reading »
Bites: What's new in East Bay food, XX
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HIVE A new coffee shop called Hive ("the place to bee") should be open within a month in Oakland's Dimond district at 2139 MacArthur Blvd. Calanit Kamala, who is opening the spot with Bree Dezort, says they will be serving Highwire coffee and Starter Bakery pastries, as well house-made sandwiches and salads. "We are going to have honey cake as one of our specials, as well as completely vegan honey-lavender-coconut granita," she adds. Follow Hive on its Facebook page for details of opening day. … Continue reading »
Tagged Berkeley dining, Bites: What's new in East Bay food, Caffe Venezia, Dave Cruz, Dot Island Grill, East Bay drinking, Edible Schoolyard, Hive Cafe, Michael Pollan, Mrs. Dalloway's, Naan-n-Curry, Oakland dining, Oliveto restaurant, Sprouts Farmers Market, St George Spirits, Tara's Organic Ice Cream, Taste of North Berkeley, Tasting under the Loft, Zensen Sushi Express
Bites: What's new in East Bay food, XV
Bites is Berkeleyside Nosh's round-up of restaurant, bar and food-related news in the East Bay. To stay up-to-speed with all that's going on locally, read our daily Nosh Wire, and check out previous editions of Bites. We always love receiving food-related tips at email@example.com.
PURPLE KOW Popular San Francisco boba (tapioca) tea and dessert spot Purple Kow is making its move into Berkeley. It's setting up a new location on Center Street. (According to license applications, it's replacing La Cascada at 2164 Center, though the business has been somewhat coy about its exact location so far in its online posts.) Cafe reps say it plans to open by mid- to late-April, and that Purple Kow is accepting resumes. Learn more about Purple Kow on Facebook. There are lots of details about available drinks, toppings and other menu options on the company website. Reader ECHang, who tipped Berkeleyside to the news, noted "Long lines stretching" at the San Francisco location on Balboa Street. (Purple Kow also applied for its on-sale beer and wine license earlier this month.)
CLAYPOT Claypot Restaurant, set to move into the old Bacheeso's location at 2501 San Pablo Ave. in Berkeley, is gearing up to open by the end of March, according to an ad on Craigslist that was posted in late February. (Berkeleyside first noted the business' plans earlier this year.) According to the ad, Claypot will feature Asian fusion casual dining along with beer and wine. We're taking it as a good sign that Claypot launched its Facebook page on Wednesday, promising one thing: "Claypot Restaurant will be opened soon." … Continue reading »
Tagged Ajanta, Barkada Bakery and Cafe, Berkeley dining, Bites off Broadway, Bites: What's new in East Bay food, Bocanova, Camino, Claypot, Coffee, Dessert in Berkeley, Dishcrawl, East Bay drinking, Edible Excursions, Oakland dining, Olde Depot Public House, Oliveto restaurant, Purple Kow, Raise the Root, Scream Sorbet, Telegraph Avenue, Temescal, Temescal Tastes, University Produce
Bites: What's new on the East Bay food scene, XIII
Bites is Berkeleyside Nosh's round-up of restaurant and bar news in the East Bay. Bites is produced by Nosh in collaboration with Christina Mitchell, founder of East Bay Dish. To stay up-to-date, read our daily Nosh Wire, and check out previous editions of Bites.
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ASSEMBLE Assemble Restaurant has quietly opened for lunch service in the old Boilerhouse space at the Craneway Pavilion in Richmond. Terumi Shibata-Mazzera (Downtown Restaurant, Trattoria Corso) and her husband Richard Mazzera (Cesar, Downtown Restaurant, Chez Panisse) are at the helm. They're serving American cuisine with regional classics like a cheesesteak sandwich (roast beef, peppers, onions, melted house-made cheese whiz on an Acme torpedo roll served with house-made chips, $13), muffaletta (salami, ham, mortadella, provolone, mozzarella, olives, tomato and celery, served with potato salad, $11) and fish & chips (club soda batter, tartar sauce, served with cole slaw and house-made chips, $15). Dessert also looks promising with "Serena's Solution" chocolate cake, served with salted caramel ice cream ($6) on the menu. There are beer, wine and cocktails. Dinner will be added in the next few weeks. 1414 Harbour Way South, Richmond. 510-215-6025. Monday to Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. … Continue reading »
Tagged Assemble Restaurant, Berkeley dining, Bites: What's new in East Bay food, Caffe Mediterraneum, Carriage House, Dishcrawl Temescal, East Bay drinking, Eat + Lounge, Heat Hot Sauce Shop, Hodo Soy Beanery, Homeroom, Kingston 11, La Fable, Legionnaire Saloon, Lungomare, Next Door Restaurant, Oakland dining, Oakland Grown, Oliveto restaurant, Piedmont Avenue, T-Rex BBQ, Temescal
Bites: What's new, what's hot, what's happening, IX
Bites is Nosh's round-up of restaurant and bar news in the East Bay. Got a tip or a scoop? Send it our way at email@example.com. Bites is produced by Nosh in collaboration with Christina Mitchell, founder of East Bay Dish. (And we've started numbering Bites so you can check out previous editions and be sure you are up with all the food news.)
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CHOLITA LINDA BISTRO Word on the street is that Cholita Linda, which until now has served its Latin American "dressed up" street food treats at farmers markets and the like, is opening a bistro in Temescal. The plan is to take over three stores — S&S Seafood at 4923 Telegraph Ave., a vitamin store and a hair-braiding place — and turn them into a restaurant. Cholita would be one of three foodie newbies coming to this vibrant neighborhood: Indian street food spot Juhu Beach Club, run by Top Chef alum Preeti Mistry is due to open March 1 at 5179 Telegraph Ave. in the old SR24 location; and beer and sausage place The Hog's Apothecary is coming to 375 40th St. soon. The transformation of this vibrant Oakland neighborhood continues. There's no word yet on Cholita Linda's Facebook page, and attempts to reach the business had been unsuccessful at press time, but we'll keep you posted. … Continue reading »
Tagged Angeline's Louisiana Kitchen, Berkeley dining, Bites: What's new in East Bay food, Bocanova, Cholita Linda, Comal, East Bay Dish, East Bay drinking, Grand Lake Kitchen, Hawker Fare, Jon Kosorek, Kitchener Oakland, Marrow, Oakland dining, Oliveto restaurant, SF Beer Week, Temescal, Valentine's Night Market, Viva Amore
With Duende, chef Paul Canales breaks free
Paul Canales, who opened his new restaurant and bodega Duende in Uptown Oakland last week, admits to having been more than ready to embark on his new venture. Canales was at the venerable Oliveto in Rockridge for 15 years — he joined as an intern and left as Executive Chef — and he loved it there. But, even before he handed in his notice in 2010, he had been fantasizing for months about a different cuisine, a different aesthetic — in fact an altogether different approach.
He was drawn to small plates and Spanish food, mainly because of his heritage — his father was raised in the Basque region — and partly because his passion for Italian food had run its course.
"Entrées never seem that exciting to me. They are a lot of commitment for a dinner," he said this week sitting on a stool clutching a carton of coconut water in his vibrant new space on 19th St., a stone's throw from Oakland's beautiful Fox Theater. Adding to the disconnect was the fact that Canales and his wife — Ici Ice Cream owner Mary Canales — and their daughters didn't eat that way. "We don't eat a lot of one thing — we like ethnic food," he said. … Continue reading »
Thin-crust pizza restaurant to open in Rockridge
Some might argue that opening a new pizza restaurant directly opposite one of the East Bay's most cherished pizza joints is asking for trouble. But Jeff and Heather Clapp, the couple behind Jules Thin Crust, which is slated to open in March at 5804 College Ave., are confident there are enough customers around for both Zachary's and their new launch.
"I love Zachary's deep-pan mushroom pizza," said Jeff on Tuesday this week as he worked on fitting out the space formely occupied by Las Palmas taqueria with his father-in-law. "We used to live in Rockridge and would come to Zachary's often. We see Jules as offering something very distinctive." … Continue reading »
Announcing: Berkeleyside NOSH, East Bay food news site
Today sees a thrilling new launch for Berkeleyside and, we hope, an exciting new source of information for East Bay residents on all things edible.
With the launch of Berkeleyside NOSH, Berkeleyside has broken out of Berkeley (gasp!). We felt — and we trust you agree — that if we were covering food and drink locally, we couldn't ignore all the wonderful things happening in Oakland, as well as neighboring areas like Emeryville, Kensington, Albany and El Cerrito.
Be assured, Berkeleyside itself remains firmly focused on Berkeley. It is purely for our food-related stories on NOSH that we have expanded geographically. … Continue reading »


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Love the quote CJ Miles
As for Jeremy Evans, I'd rather see him develop a jump shot than put on weight. Thurl Bailey was just as skinny as him (but 2 inches taller.)
I think his focus should be on learning to score outside of just dunking it. If we could get him posting up or coming off screens and hitting jump shots... that would be great.
I'm okay with him being skinny.
- 8:22 a.m. April 15, 2011
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Where is CJ going to work out in a bar hoisting heavy beer mugs? He looked pretty hungover for the last couple of months of the season. Party time does catch up even when you are young. I hope someday he can get it together just not with the Jazz.
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Well compared to the multi-millionair counterfeit role models, I will be working 8 to 4 each day trying to stay ahead of the rising costs of living...if anyone is interested?
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Thanks for this article.
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I do think the last coule weeks brought the team closer, let them know there is
some hope when they play hard together. The Lakers & Hornets were trying to
win those games, good wins. Obv, the players pretty much said what you'd
expect, but it is encouraging that they've already planned the Cali workouts and
that Al will live here full-time.
Agreed, Evans needs to work on his game & conditioning, the weight will only come with age.
I think the Jazz need to bring back Fes, baggage and all. A freed Corbin and whoever the 3rd asst coach is will be fresh voices to him. His number should be reasonable unless Portland dumps Oden and goes crazy, or Prokhorov likes him. I think he prefers to stay.
And the Jazz need his size. When he's right, he makes a huge difference. There's nothing close in the draft or as a free agent. Amazing Sloan cared about stuff like smiling in the locker room rather than the Lakers having 4-5" inches of height on us in the frontcourt.
I wish Memo & Bell would retire, but obv nobody forced the Jazz to sign them.
- 3:12 p.m. April 15, 2011
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And we complain about the CEO of a multi-billion dollar company getting paid $8 mil per year.
- 3:51 p.m. April 15, 2011
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Interesting hearing the different perspectives about coming back. CJ, AK, Ronnie, etc all want to and it sounds like Fes doesnt want to at all... I'd love to have him back, especially with Memo's status still up in the air. But he might be sick of not getting time.. I would be
- 3:54 p.m. April 15, 2011
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I am not a Fesenko fan at all. So the Jazz are suppose to be playing him all
these minutes but I wonder how they would manage that with all the Stomach
viruses and headaches and whatever else that always seems to cause him to miss
so much time. I really really really really don't understand the obsession. This
guys good games to bad games ratio makes CJ Miles look like Kobe Bryant.
I understand that you can't teach "big" in basketball, but just because somebody is "BIG" that doesn't mean they can be taught basketball. Forget basketball this guy can't even take care of his body. Cut him loose Jazz this guy will never put in the work to get better.
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You can manually copy the needed files or setup a script or other automated process to do it for you. Perhaps a Visual Studio post build event. I create my WCF services in their own website project under my solution. Then when it is time to deploy/update the production site, I copy the *.svc file(s) and the *.dll file(s) in the bin directory to the production folders. I keep a seperated web.config for my production and development environments.


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Cleanup on Isle E.
Gather 8 Disenchanted Tiki Masks.
The Battle to reclaim the Echo Isles was a costly one. But well worth it, <class>. The great spirit, Bwonsamdi, helped our warriors defeat the foul Zalazane. He protected our warriors with spirits from the island. But some of those spirits fell in battle. Help put those spirits to rest. On the Echo Isles, you will find masks laying about gather them and bring them here.
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Italian Herb Salad Dressing Mix Clone
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Prep 10 mins
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A simple clone for using in recipies calling for a packet of Italian salad dressing mix.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 teaspoons oregano
- 1 teaspoon onion powder
- 2 teaspoons basil
- 2 teaspoons paprika
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons pepper
- 2 tablespoons garlic powder
- 6 tablespoons granulated sugar
- Mix and store in an airtight container.
- Three tablespoons equals one packet of dressing; so for 2 packages you would use 6 tablespoons of the mix.
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Great substitution! I added 2 tsp salt like other reviewer.
I used this in a crockpot for Italian Beef Sandwiches (with the addition of Au Jus base and pepperocinis). Loved that I already had the ingredients at home. Made the following changes:
2 Tbs of sugar only (1 Tbs Splenda, 1 Tbs white sugar)
Added 1/4 tsp celery salt, 1 tsp Italian seasoning, and 2 tsp salt
With these changes, would DEFINITELY use again. Thank you!


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Richard Curtis, an anti-gay Washington state representative, caught up in extortion investigation—police believe he may have been victimized by a male prostitute—issues the big denial.
A Spokane TV station, KREM, reported on its Web site that Curtis and the man had a sexual encounter and were seen together at various spots around the city. Curtis was in the city for a retreat with other Republican lawmakers to craft strategy for the upcoming legislative session.
Curtis talked briefly with Columbian Editor Lou Brancaccio at about 4 p.m. Monday and denied reports of a sexual relationship.
"I am not gay," he told Brancaccio. "I have not had sex with a guy."
There are still lots of of unanswered questions—like, "If you're not gay, how come your mustache is?" "What does a male prostitute working in Spokane look like?" And, of course, "Why would anyone attempt to extort a Washington state representative?" Being a state rep is a part-time job, and the pay is awful. Curtis may or may not have been sitting on dick, but he's definitely not sitting on any money.


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Yes, it is possible to control anthracnose without using toxic fungicides and sprays. Here's how:
Generally found in the eastern part of the United States, anthracnose is caused by fungi in the genus Colletotrichum, a common group of plant pathogens that are responsible for diseases on many plant species. Infected plants develop dark, water soaked lesions on stems, leaves or fruit. The centers of these lesions often become covered with pink, gelatinous masses of spores, especially during moist, warm weather. Anthracnose can reduce a beautiful harvest into rotted waste in just a few days.
The fungal disease overwinters in and on seeds, soil and garden debris. Cool wet weather promotes its development, and the optimum temperature for continued growth of the spores is between 75-85 degrees F. Moisture is required for development and germination of the fungus as well as for infection of the plant. It is spread by wind, rain, insects and garden tools.
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Try to reduce fast-food temptations. Take a different route to avoid seeing drive-through restaurants. Keep fruit or nuts with you to tide you over until you get home or to work. If you can't resist, choose lower-calorie options like grilled chicken or low-fat chili. And look for fruit or veggie options like a salad (watch the dressing) or plain baked potato as a side. Order regular or small sizes, and avoid value meals. Sip water or diet soda instead of sugary soda.
Eat one more healthy snack a day. Instead of reaching for cookies or chips, enjoy a small handful of nuts or trail mix, or low-fat yogurt (watch for added sugar). Take advantage of fresh fruit in season. Citrus fruits like oranges are especially good because they take time to peel and eat. Eat pretzels or a few whole-wheat crackers with low-fat cheese. But only snack when you're really hungry -- not just bored or stressed -- and only eat one serving.
Plan every day so your only option isn't a restaurant. Use a slow cooker so a hot, healthy meal is ready and waiting for you when you come home at dinner time. Cook more than you need, and freeze half. Then you'll have frozen meals you can take out whenever you need them. You can even make easy-to-fix healthy breakfasts -- like oatmeal with fruit -- for lunch or dinner.
Eat only when you're actually hungry. When you feel satisfied -- but before you feel full -- stop eating, even if there's still food on your plate. Don't sit in front of the TV or computer when you eat. Multitasking leads to overeating. Pay attention to your food. When you tune in to your appetite signals, you're less likely to eat just because you're bored.
Get unhealthy snacks out of your office -- or at least out of plain sight. You'll eat less if you don't have food within easy reach. If you tend to graze mindlessly at work, don't keep food at your desk. Keep it at least 6 feet away from where you sit. The distance makes you think each time you grab a bite. Take time for a real lunch break, away from your desk.
Just like eating at home, planning can help you make smarter choices in restaurants. Find one that serves a children's menu or smaller portion sizes. Don't let yourself get so hungry that you overeat. Have a healthy snack beforehand. Or start with a clear (not creamy) soup or salad. Cut your meal in half and take one half home. Or split an entrée with a friend. Ask the waiter not to bring any bread or tortilla chips to your table.
Give up one sugary soda a day. Cutting just one can of regular cola means losing more than 30 grams of sugar -- or about 8 teaspoons -- from your diet. Replace sodas and other sugary drinks with diet soda, water or unsweetened tea. Other ways to cut sugar: Fresh fruit or fruit canned in water or juice has less sugar than fruit canned in syrup. And choose unsweetened cereals.
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Don't give up on healthy eating just because you're out of time. Have a healthy-eating plan in place for days when you work late or have errands to run. Keep nutritious snacks with you, like trail mix, whole grain cereal, or fruit. Keep healthy foods in your freezer. Learn which restaurants and supermarket delis have salad, soup, or grilled chicken so if you have to eat "to go," you can make healthy choices.
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Keep a food journal to pay attention to what you eat and how you feel when you eat it. You may be surprised by your eating habits. You can write down your meals or download an app for your smart phone or tablet. You don't have to track your meals every day. Just track it one day a week or for a few days to get an idea of what and how you eat.
Stay strong when it comes to healthy eating. The waiter might tell you that you can't have sauce on the side. Your coworker might pressure you to try her homemade treats. Remember that every bite adds up, so it's important not to give in over and over. Explain why you're saying no if you want to -- or just politely decline. You don't owe people an explanation, but you owe yourself good health.
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It's easier to be strong when you have family or friends on your side. Ask a buddy or family member to eat healthy with you. Hold each other accountable. Don't make healthy meals or snacks just for yourself but let your family eat what they want. Everyone should eat healthy. Then if someone is tempted to slip, the whole team is there for support. Or use technology to download an app or find a web site that will keep you on track.
Make one small, specific healthy eating goal at a time and then reward yourself for meeting it. Don't overwhelm yourself by making many changes at once. Post reminders where you can see them every day or set a reminder on your smart phone. Try not to reward yourself with foods that undo your healthy eating habits. But find some other way to celebrate meeting goals. How about gourmet herbal teas or a massage?
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Skip to comments.Breaking news update! Iraqis shut down internet at U.S. Embassy in Baghdad
Posted on 06/15/2014 3:51:52 PM PDT by Star Traveler
A three word text was released from inside the Embassy about six hours ago: Too late Alamo. That message is open to interpretation.
Just minutes ago news came from within the United States Embassy in Baghdad that the Iraqis have shut down internet service for those barricaded inside. Limited text messages via private cell phones are still coming through.
It is unknown how many of the more than 5,000 U.S. civilians in Baghdad are actually taking refuge inside the embassy compound. NBC war correspondent, Richard Engel reported last night that civilians in and around Baghdad have boarded up residences and businesses.
The embassy lockup is a reminder of when Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait in August of 1990 and U.S. civilians were held hostage for months, including those from the State Department and Department of Transportation.
This week ISIS terrorists operating in Iraq have toppled Fallujah, Ramadi, Tikrit, and Mosul, robbing the Bank of Mosul for more than $450 million dollars. ISIS leaders now claim they are the richest terror group in the world, topping al Qaeda and Hamas. This militant group has vowed to overrun Baghdad, the nation's capital, and eliminate the Shiite ruling party.
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Bengazi II...?
Very impressive feat.
With Barry spending Father's Day with a couple of homosexuals, I wonder if anybody is paying attention in the so called "war room". (The recent hangout of many hip hop types and Hollyweird celebrities since 2008).
obama is the single worst leader , of any nation, in human history.
"Bengazi II...?"
More like SAIGON II
Is he still golfing?
They have figured out how to stop the relentless twitter attacks!
We are doomed!
Yep. I've never bought the idea that he's a mastermind of evil, he's just an awful president.
I'd say Alamo is a Texan.
Send Kerry and Hagel to sort out the mess
Pol Pot??
Fire up the helicopters, it's Vietnam II. Meanwhile, out on the golf course ...
Did Øbama have the sense to move the Amphibious Readiness Group (ARG) close enough to do the job?
DERELICTION OF DUTY ... he is definitely Impeachable, but would the Senate pass sentence? Slow Joe must give them pause ... exactly why he was chosen.
The only competition I can think of is Caligula. The really sad part is that O. seems to be giving his base exactly what it wants. That's a recipe for disaster.
You would think that Fox News would interrupt their REPLAY of Fox News Sunday to report on this development.
Way to go FNC.
Not sure how tall the embassy is there.. but, if it is high enough (above rooftops, so as not to be seen), they can break out the portable sat dish/sat phone.. (they may be using it now, but keeping that part quiet.. If Obumble learns this, no doubt he will make a press conference to let our enemies know)..
Also, I think I understand the message.. USA (govt) didn't come to their aid..
Release all the gitmo "freedom fighters"! Obammy will save us without bombs and baby killing!/s
You think perhaps going golfing after your intel reports tell you an attack on a staffed billion dollar war zine embassy is imminent qualifies for the mental health provision?
how was obama golf game today?
what kind of pie for dinner?
Harris is on it.
Jimmy Carter Tehran Day 1.....
During WWII we printed blue and yellow seal currency note for use in Hawaii and Europe. The reason being that if the area was overrun by the enemy we could quickly cancel that currency series and not have that money be used by our enemy. A simple tactic like that could have been done here.
Hep cats and cool kitties, what goes around comes around!
Another platter that matters—the hits just keep coming for that dreamy reggae group, Barry and The Grifters:
"We're Doomed!" falsetto Barry—bring it home, daddy-O ...
Didn't know about that.. which golf/bathhouse is he calling the 'batter' "daddy" at this time?
Tommie Vietor is on-duty in the SitRoom. Just like when Benghazi went down. God help them...
Obama guys think "Alamo" is a car rental company
A replay of Fox News Sunday was airing when I saw this story posted. A good five minutes before Harris Faulkner's show started and they didn't even bother to break in.
Maybe the network is on automation for the weekend.
Yeah it is Saigon all over again
"Exterminate them all !!"
Put on Al Jazeera America if you get it I watching it
He's just a puppet for the masterminds of evil. jarrett is the conduit for his instructions.
He only knows what he reads in the newspaper, so if they get the same paper they already know.
Yes, it is taking a long time for the TV news to catch up!
Good idea but I'll pass. Keep me posted on their reporting, though.
"You think perhaps going golfing after your intel reports tell you an attack on a staffed billion dollar war zine embassy is imminent qualifies for the mental health provision?"
If that isn't, I don't know what is.......
The big problem with the Embassy is that there is a multi-story Iraqi Government building literally across the street from it that gives whomever holds it control of the airspace over the embassy and can bring direct fire into the Embassy compound.
If any Iraq war vets are traumatized by these developments, I understand they can add their names to a list for treatment over at the VA.
And still they do nothing.
I wonder why Obama purges the brass...
Right now they talk about Ukraine situation they going back forth also Pakstein
Zer0 has zero on his mind except golf and his homo amigos. We don't call him Zer0 for nothing.
Well, Harris is back to Bergdahl now. Sheesh.
Oh my goodness, is there going to be a hostage crises? Or, heaven forefend a slaughter? While Obama is golfing?
Lord, protect our people in Baghdad.
How is the NY Times going to cover this up?
You now these jihadis live to make dead monkeys out of us, time and time again.
Until you can name those "masterminds" and show me a specific hierarchy list for them with annotated references, I don't buy it.
Unconfirmed Tweet:
ISIS shelling Baghdad International Airport with rockets-buildings set on fire
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The hunt has finally and officially ended. The replacement of Sushant Singh Rajput, who so very successfully played the part of Manav in the long running Zee TV drama Pavitra Rishta, is going to be a long term Balaji Telefilms loyalist: Hiten Tejwani.
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This paper estimates depth of reasoning in an Iterative Best Response model using data from Weber (2003) ten-period repeated guessing game with no feedback. Different mixture models are estimated and the type (Level-0, Level-1, etc) of each player is determined in every round using the Expectation Maximization algorithm. The matrices showing the number of individuals transitioning among levels is computed in each case. It is found that most players either remain in the same level or advance to the next two levels they were in the previous period. The lowest levels (Level-0 and Level-1) have a higher probability of transitioning to a higher level than Level-2 or Level-3. Thus, we can conclude that subjects, through repetition of the task, quickly become more sophisticated strategic thinkers as defined by higher levels. However, in some specifications the highest levels have a relatively large probability of switching to a lower level in the next period. In general, depth of reasoning increases monotonically in small steps as individuals are subjected to the same task repeatedly.
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Wayne Richter Honored
Posted on: Monday, April 4, 2016 - 2:57pm
Topic(s): Updates, Feature Stories
Mongolian Studies Special Issue Dedicated to Wayne Richter
Mongolia Society President Alicia Campi and founding director of Western's Center for East Asian Studies, Henry Schwarz, present the special issue dedicated to Wayne Richter.
On Friday, April 1, 2016 at the Association for Asian Studies annual conference in Seattle, Western Libraries Asian Materials Specialist Wayne Richter received a tremendous honor. President of The Mongolia Society, Alicia Campi, presented him with Volume XXXV (2013) of Mongolian Studies, the scholarly journal of The Mongolia Society, which is a special issue dedicated to Richter.
Writes journal editor David Bade in the beginning of the special issue:
"Wayne Richter has been at the forefront of Mongolian studies in the United States as well as internationally for more than 30 years. . . . It is largely because of Wayne's many years of careful scholarly devotion to identifying and collating the works of each author represented in Wilson Library's collection that other bibliographers, catalogers and scholars around the world find that the results of their searches make sense, and they are able to find what they want to find."
Chief of the Asian & Middle Eastern Division at the Library of Congress Randall K. Barry and Tibetan expert at the Library of Congress Susan Meinheit pose for a photo with Wayne.
The quality and accessibility of the extraordinary Mongolian Studies Collection at Western Libraries is a result of the generosity of scholars such as Henry Schwarz, Nicholas Poppe, and John C. Street, and the valuable work of Richter. Richter is a nationally recognized expert in the creation and editing of bibliographic records for materials written in Mongolian and related languages, and he is the only cataloger in the United States who routinely creates national name authority records – work which involves considerable research in a field with only limited bibliographic and biographic resources.
Richter has actively reached out to people who are interested in Mongolia and its cultures and languages, participates in meetings of the Asian Studies on the Pacific Coast, and is in regular contact with Mongolian scholars and librarians from other institutions who use Western's collections. He regularly coordinates and leads tours of the Libraries' Mongolian Studies Collection for a wide variety of individuals and groups, including Mongolian ambassadors to the U.S., U.S. Ambassadors to Mongolia, and many visiting scholars.
Richter's efforts to make resources available to scholars worldwide will impact Mongolian studies for decades to come, and the dedication of this special issue of Mongolian Studies recognizes and honors that work.
For more information about Western's Mongolian Studies Initiatives, please see the Center for East Asian Studies Mongolian Studies page, or this online guide about the Mongolian Collection.
Archives, Media, and Identity
Posted on: Tuesday, March 29, 2016 - 12:57pm
Topic(s): Updates, Feature Stories, Resources
Using Archives to Enhance Teaching & Learning
How can media history inform our understanding of our current moment? What is the role of media in the construction of identity, social hierarchies, and our understanding of power? Recognizing that archival and primary source materials provide evidence that can help answer these kinds of questions, Professor Helen Morgan Parmett decided to experiment by integrating an upper-class research and writing assignment with resources at the Center for Pacific Northwest Studies (CPNWS), a division of Western Libraries Heritage Resources.
Last quarter students from Professor Morgan Parmett's Communications Studies 416 class, "Cultural History of Media and Identity," spent several hours at the CPNWS to review a variety of primary source archival materials in their consideration of the intersections between cultural history, media, and identity formation.
This was the first time many of these students had ever worked directly with archival materials, and CPNWS staff sought to provide contrasting examples of locally-produced media by also including materials that spoke to the experiences, interests, and voices of traditionally under-represented individuals and groups. For example, in addition to exploring historic issues of more mainstream publications such as the Bellingham Herald, students also examined the Northwest Passage, an alternative newspaper produced from 1969-1986, as well as a range of newsletters and educational materials produced by women's organizations and LGBTA+ advocacy groups.
Heritage Resources Assistant Archivist for Outreach and Instruction Roz Koester helped facilitate the inquiry process by asking students to consider not just the materials in front of them, but to also think about what was not kept.
"Since we so often rely on written documentation to provide evidence of our shared cultural heritage, it's important to be aware that there are stories and experiences that remain untold," explained Koester. "A lot of records don't get preserved, so, as researchers, you need to not only be thinking about the information that's available in the resources you're using, but also what might be missing. And we should all be thinking about how we can engage those hidden voices in order to preserve a more complete picture of our history."
As a required component of their research and writing assignment, students were expected to contribute to the scholarship of media history and identity found in secondary literature by constructing an original argument based on archival evidence of media influence on the construction Pacific Northwest identities.
Professor Morgan Parmett hopes that through this assignment, her students will develop a greater understanding not only of media history, but also of where we are now and how we are currently using media. She emphasized how we can learn much about today by considering the media histories of the past:
"For one, they disillusion us from the idea that things have always been a certain way by demonstrating the conflicts, debates, and struggles out of which our current moment emerged," explained Professor Morgan Parmett. "These histories illuminate the fact that many of the debates we currently have about media and its societal effects are, in fact, not new. Seeing how these debates were resolved in earlier periods may provide insights for how we might move forward into our media futures in more socially just ways."
Heritage Resources is a division of Western Libraries which includes Special Collections, the University Archives & Records Management, and the Center for Pacific Northwest Studies. Together these units provide for the responsible stewardship of unique and archival materials in support of teaching, learning, and research. For more information about how Heritage Resources supports the research needs of students and educators, contact email@example.com.
TLA Dialogue Sessions
Posted on: Tuesday, March 29, 2016 - 12:43pm
Topic(s): Updates, Events, Resources
Spring Quarter TLA Dialogue Sessions begin April 6th
"How do we move beyond conversation to achieve self-sustaining equity and inclusivity at Western?" is the Teaching-Learning Academy's (TLA) BIG question for 2015-2016. Faculty, staff, community members, and over 70 students worked collectively throughout fall quarter to create a shared question that addresses how we can better enhance the teaching and learning environment at Western.
More than 90 TLA participants spent winter 2016 exploring and gathering data to address this question, and spring quarter will be spent finalizing action proposals that address the BIG question for this academic year.
The spring TLA sessions begin Apr. 6 and 7, and meet every other week for a total of four meetings for the quarter. There are four dialogue group options:
· Wednesdays noon-1:20 pm (Apr. 6, 20, May 4, & 18)
· Wednesdays 2-3:20 pm (Apr. 6, 20, May 4, & 18)
· Thursdays noon-1:20 pm (Apr. 7, 21, May 5, & 19)
· Thursdays 2-3:20 pm (Apr. 7, 21, May 5, & 19)
While the sessions run for approximately 80 minutes, attendees are welcome to stop by based on their availability. All dialogue groups meet in the Learning Commons in Wilson 2 West.
Students can also participate for Communications practicum credit. For more information, contact email@example.com. To sign up for a TLA dialogue session email email@example.com.
The Teaching-Learning Academy (TLA) is the central forum for the scholarship of teaching and learning at Western Washington University and brings together a broad spectrum of perspectives from across campus. Engaged in studying the intersections between teaching and learning, TLA members include faculty, students, administrators, and staff from across the University, as well as community members.
2016 Undergraduate Research Award
Posted on: Tuesday, March 15, 2016 - 10:55am
Western Libraries Undergraduate Research Award Submissions Request - Applications Due April 15th
The Western Libraries Undergraduate Research Award is given annually to three students who demonstrate outstanding library research in the writing of papers for Western Washington University college credit courses that were taught during either fall or winter quarters of the current academic year. The Award gives students the opportunity to showcase to their research skills and the valuable work they are doing here at Western!
Each award winner will receive $500.00 and publication in Western CEDAR, Western's institutional repository. Western Libraries invites all undergraduate students enrolled at Western to submit their research papers for consideration by April 15, 2016. Submissions can be representative of any discipline, as long as they include an original thesis supported by ample research, and demonstrate exceptional ability in identifying, evaluating, and synthesizing sources.
At Western, undergraduate students have unparalleled access to research opportunities that are supported by faculty mentors. Western Libraries views the research work of undergraduate students as being tremendously valuable, both in terms of the teaching and learning experience the research process creates, and also because of the research outputs students themselves generate.
Publishing the winning research papers in Western CEDAR makes them available to anyone in the world, enabling students to contribute to the scholarship of their chosen fields while also participating in the growing global movement to provide open access to scholarship and creative works.
In order to apply, students must include with their research paper a 500-700 word reflective essay which explains their research strategies, and details how they used the collections and resources of Western Libraries. Submissions should also include a letter of support from the instructor of the class for which the research paper was completed.
If you are a faculty member who wants to recognize the work of your best students, or if you are a student with an exceptional research paper that you would love to showcase and share, we hope you will consider the Libraries Undergraduate Research Award.
Winners will be announced by May 15, 2016 and invited to attend a special reception with their faculty mentors hosted by Western Libraries. For more information and submission guidelines, please see: http://libguides.wwu.edu/undergradaward or contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
In Memoriam: Raymond George McInnis
Posted on: Tuesday, March 8, 2016 - 11:17am
Topic(s): Updates
Western Libraries Remembers Ray McInnis
Raymond George McInnis passed away peacefully at Whatcom Hospice House on February 25th, 2016 after spending many months being cared for at his home. Ray was a beloved retired faculty member of Western Libraries at Western Washington University, and will be greatly missed by all of his friends and colleagues.
Ray was a librarian at Wilson Library from 1965 until he retired in 2001. During his 36 years at Western, he taught and published extensively. An avid scholar with a passion for both instruction and research, Ray wrote numerous articles, served as the editor of many reference volumes in a variety of disciplines, and taught not only library instruction courses, but also served as an adjunct professor of history.
Ray published his first book in 1967, and went on to write numerous texts related to academic research. He also gained a very rewarding Editorship for a ten-volume set of "concept dictionaries" in the humanities and social sciences for Greenwood Press.
After his retirement in 2001, Ray continued to be a frequent visitor to the library as he actively continued his scholarship. He combined his interest in woodworking and his love of research to begin building a website which delves into the cultural history of woodworking. The website is still in use today.
During his last few years at the Libraries, Ray chose to spend the majority of his time working with students at the reference desk. He was known for his unparalleled familiarity with the reference collection, and would go to great lengths to find an answer or a resource for a researcher.
Ray's contributions to scholarship, to teaching and learning, and to Western Libraries were significant. He will be remembered with great fondness and gratitude for his service to his students, to his friends and colleagues, and to Western.
[Note: This article is offered on behalf of Western Libraries. Ray McInnis' official obituary can be found at this link: http://whatcomcremationandfuneral.com/obituary/raymond-george-mcinnis ]