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Monday, November 19, 2012
Damned if you do and damned if you don't
That sort of response has rankled Nicole Rivera, 47, who lives in a project in Arverne, where the ocean sand still swirls up the street with every passing vehicle. "It's sad, sometimes it's a little degrading," she said as she stood in line in a parking lot waiting for free toiletries.
Ms. Rivera said that she was thankful for the help, but that its face — mostly white, middle- and upper-class people — made her bitter.
"The only time you recognize us is when there's some disaster," she said. "Since this happened, it's: 'Let's help the black people. Let's run to their rescue.' "
"Why wait for tragedy?" she added. "People suffer every day with this."
A woman standing in front of her in line interjected. "To be honest, I pray to God I never see these people again," the woman said. "The only reason these people would be out here again for us is if something like this happens again, or worse."
What exactly is in Arverne that 'these people' would be attracted to? Ma'am, those people you revile are subsidizing your housing, food, medical care and other benefits when they aren't physically there to help you, but you want them to do more for you?
Your attitude is what's keeping you in the ghetto, not well-off white people.
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So, your saying or assuming that because they are black, we are subsidizing them? How do you know
who is being subsidized and who isnt? Maybe they working poor. I wouldnt call you a racist, as I dont know you, but there are certainly alot of racial comments lately. Maybe a call to the NAACP is in order. I dont think this sort of thing should go unchallenged.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
- Queens Crapper said...
No, I'm assuming because they live in a NYCHA complex that they are being subsidized. Read the first line again and take the chip off your shoulder.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
I lived in NYCHA Pomonok for 25 years and everyone I knew was paying a little thing called RENT. Crapper, you need to stop making racial comments, you look incredibly foolish and ignorant. You are making assumptions about groups of people you dont know.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
I like the attitude..."why aren't they here handing out free stuff 365 days a year?"
- Monday, November 19, 2012
- Queens Crapper said...
You better look up the meaning of the term "subsidized" because you are the one that is making yourself look like a flaming asshole.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
"those people you revile are subsidizing your housing, food, medical care and other benefits"
Your words, not mine. You know zero, nada, except for using profanity.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
- Queens Crapper said...
And I just proved to you that they are. Oh wait, I get it. It's ok if the city calls it subsidized housing on its website. It's not ok if a white blogger who didn't mention the word "black" says it's subsidized housing.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
Why is the focus on Crapper's commentary instead of on the article where low-income people have nothing but bad things to say about the white people trying to help them? I guess it's too embarrassing to admit that people would bite the hand that's taking care of them.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
How do you know who is being subsidized for food and medical care? Bottom line, its low income housing and most people DO pay rent. Why is everything so racial with you?
Its unfortunate that you see everything in black and white.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
"People suffer every day with this."
With what? The people complaining live in city housing that usually has heat and electricity. Why would they expect rich people from Manhattan to go there every day to give them clothes and feed them when there isn't a crisis?
I don't understand these women's thinking at all.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
How do you know who is being subsidized for food and medical care? Bottom line, its low income housing and most people DO pay rent. Why is everything so racial with you?
Its unfortunate that you see everything in black and white.
Crapper didn't mention anything about black and white, you did. He addressed the comments made by the women in the article. ALL NYCHA housing is subsidized. The rents are less than market rate, the city owns the building and taxpayers maintain them. That means they are SUBSIDIZED. What is so hard for you to understand about that word?
In Far Rockaway, if you are living in the projects, it's almost a certainty that you are also receiving food stamps and Medicaid. Check the stats.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
How do you know who is being subsidized for food and medical care? Bottom line, its low income housing and most people DO pay rent. Why is everything so racial with you?
Its unfortunate that you see everything in black and white.
Where are you seeing anything racial in Crapper's comments? If you are the same commenter as Annon #1, then it seems that you are the only commenter injecting race into this. The question is, why are YOU seeing this as black and white?
- Monday, November 19, 2012
"if you are living in the projects, it's almost a certainty that you are also receiving food stamps and Medicaid." Really? I live in housing for 25 years, paid my rent, worked, paid for my own insurance and never took a penny in food stamps. Lots of generalizations are made here.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
Let's say for shits and giggles that the women in the article aren't receiving food stamps or Medicaid. Then really why would they need people out there helping them when there isn't a crisis? If they aren't sustained by handouts, then they must usually have plenty of food and great medical care and therefore would have no need to lament the lack of visits from white folks from the city.
Time for some to realize that racism and classism can work both ways. It is possible to hate fellow human beings simply because their lot in life is better than yours.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
Give me, give me, give me thats all these people in the projects know how to say. They pay absurdly low rent and get benefit cards to pay for food and get free medical care every time they have a tummy ache. And are they grateful for it? No they want more. Unbelievable.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
why were there no African-American people delivering clothing /food/aid to the Sandy victims in Arverne ?
it is reported that the average African-American earner of Queens County earns more $$$$$ than the average caucasian earner.
why is an act of charity by a decent human being turned into a racial incident? Shame ,shame,shame......
Crappy quoted the facts . it must hurt to hear the truth to some .
- Monday, November 19, 2012
The middle class white person ms. Rivera and company love to hate and blame for all of their problems is the person that busts their ass going to work all day to pay taxes to maintain the projects while ms. Rivera and her neighbors stay home all day and stay up until all hours of the night drinking smoking and partying and acting like complete animals.
Why are the projects a disaster? Becayse ms. Rivera and company feel the need to break everything in the building piss shit and throw garbage everywhere and then have the balls to complain its the way it is beacuse no one takes care of the poor minority people.
Want to know why they have no money for basic items? Because they walk around in 200 dollar sneakers designer jeans and drive cars that the middle class white guy who is paying for them to be animals can only dream of owning.
Now yes let me hear it im a heartless racist. But im in a position where i see what goes on in the projects on a daily basis. Its the inconvient reality. Dont believe me? Take a little field trip to the projects and see for yourself.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
And you lived in Pomonok, not Far Rockaway. Pomonok is one of the safest projects in the city. Far Rockaway projects are the pits. At Pomonok, residents might eventually leave. In Far Rockaway, they tend to leave in body bags. Sad but true. It's amazing how someone from Pomonok can act like all NYCHA housing is the same, when it isn't. So many projects were built in the Rockaways because it was assumed the residents would not be working, and by and large, they don't. It's the epicenter of multigenerational dependency.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
I have bad news for everyone. Even though we have a "black" president, by and large we live in a society that discriminates. It means less opportunities for minorities. If the shoe fits wear it. We're coming along but we ain't there yet...
- Monday, November 19, 2012
And many families live in them from generation to generation.
Originally projects were set up to help people for a few years until they got on their feet and then they would move into a normal productive self sufficient society.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
There's great truth to both sides of this story.
Attitude, attitude, attitude and anger...always begets just more of the same!
A patronizing, "nobleese oblige" attitude of helping out the needy you ignore and would not want to live next to...well...that's an age old story too.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
How long has it been since the end of the American Civil War?
Carrying a chip on your shoulder for this many years ain't gonna get nobody nowhere!
YES, what was done to human beings to ENSLAVE them was DEFINITELY wrong!
America must bear its shame for its part in it.
But, tell that to the BLACK African slave hunters TOO! They captured and sold off their fellow Africans to Europeans for use their colonies.
That TOO...is an important chapter of Black History and essential to the Black Experience.
"Whitey" deserves a big share of the blame...but so do today's accomplices in the continuing process of mind enslavement. YOU...whoever and whatever COLOR you are bear some responsibility.
BONDAGE of the mind can become a self fulfilling prophecy...continuing the victim cycle for generations to come.
I'm brownish...of Italian, Irish, German extraction. Most would consider me half black and half white...a mulatto...a half breed!
Save your nasty retorts.
I've learned painfully over the years that if your starving it's not very smart to bite the hand that's feeding you for whatever reason!
- Monday, November 19, 2012
You are generalizing, bub!
Where do you get your figures that "Blacks" generally earn more than "Whites" in Queens county?
I think your take home pay depends more on the job you hold not your race or color.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
G-d damn!
Next time I'll send my donations with a "Black" courier.
I don't expect to have my butt kissed...but biting my hand for doing what I can to help out, is definitely bad news!
I fully understand that being a disaster victim can make people very angry. After all, I'm not inhuman.
If anyone is pissed off by the aid that's offered...then please DON'T take it!
- Monday, November 19, 2012
Why is an act of charity by a decent human being turned into a racial incident? Shame ,shame,shame......
I guess if this lady didn't like handouts from whites then she should only accept handouts from non-whites! Here is that reverse discrimination rearing it's head!
Look this individual is a product of multi-generational welfare - a tough nut to crack except to bring back workfare big time!
- Monday, November 19, 2012
In "the jungle"...
a do-gooder missionary type can wind up being eaten.
That's why I never joined the Peace Corps...for fear of winding up a piece of meat in someone's stew pot!
Send $$$$$$$ instead! Keep clear of angry "natives".
- Monday, November 19, 2012
God helps those who help themselves!
"People suffer every day with this."
- Monday, November 19, 2012
Here are the stats: Black income surpasses white income in Queens
- Monday, November 19, 2012
I read this in the Times and had a similar reaction. No sweat sista, I won't bother to lift a finger next time. Thanks for the heads up.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
Perhaps the bigger question is where are the people of color? We have a lot of people getting access to all kinds of things based on race, when culturally they are members of the (dominant)middle- and upper-middle class. WHERE ARE THEY?
- Monday, November 19, 2012
Those stats are loaded, and I don't trust the New York Times' interpretation of them.
SHOW me the ORIGINAL CENSUS STATS!
You are talking miniscule gains anyway, even according to the behind the times Times.
The Times is classifying Indians, Shri Lankans, etc. with what they call "Blacks".
The color chart is open to many interpretations I see.
I think some Indians I know would resent being called "Black".
No matter though, because
this has got absolutely NOTHING to do with the topic of this post...which is anger and ingratitude!
- Monday, November 19, 2012
Sometimes when people are under stress they will lash out and say things that don't make sense are or are not correct.
But every criticism has a nugget of truth somewhere.
These are the invisible people, who fight the fires, arrest the scum, turn on the boilers at 4 AM, dab the brows of the old and dying, and clean the crap from the bums of the privileged little tykes.
Instead the heroes we see celebrated in the media are the vacant, the frivolous, the rich - in short, those out of touch with the real world of Walmart Moms that have to leave their children on Thanksgiving so hipsters can buy the latest gimmick for their entitled little brats on Black Friday.
The fact of the matter is that NYC has dangerously become a stratified city.
But the pressure is slowly building for change. The public is being squeezed to death - a process that is picking up its pace.
This mess from Sandy has impacted on all of us, in ways big and small. The pols should count themselves lucky: not too long ago their ineptness would have caused calls for political change if not riots.
This mess is as much a result of nature - as the failure on our leadership who frittered away time and wasted our taxes on stupid things like worthless personal political agendas, renaming our world for their hollow heroes, and unwanted development funded by hollowing out communities for campaign donors.
The icing on the cake is the shocking abject failure to rush aid to people that are the backbone of our city.
The only satisfaction that some of us get is that sooner or later many of the hipsters that were involved in community displacement for those wonderful waterfront towers will wake out of their daze to realize they are living on a brownfield baptized by the rich holy water of the Hudson, East River, and Newtown Creek.
We should all be filled with disgust that the true extent of this is still suppressed in the media.
Instead, the movers and shakers are occupied on things like sea gates and rebranding the same crap into different names. Only grudgingly do they even acknowledge this mess they had a major hand in creating.
They have learned nothing from our bitter experience.
This will happen again.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
"Black income surpasses white Income in Queens".
That's an old article.
I don't even know what constitutes "Black" or "White" anymore.
Maybe the census takers need some color samples they can hold up against those they interview to determine what hue they are.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
All you can do is offer someone a hand.
If they too full of hatred to take it, it's their choice.
Walk away and send money. Put aside feeling hurt by people who are hurting.
I offer up thanks before my meals.
All but for fortune, that could be me out there.
Beware of anger. It's the greatest problem solving interrupter.
The Japanese Samurai were always taught to keep anger out of any fight or battle.
It isn't easy to keep calm. It requires practice until mastered.
Fight (survive) with your skills not your anger, or your opponent will surely get the best of you.
Carrying around personal anger too long will limit your options and serve only to defeat you in the end.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
"No matter though, because
this has got absolutely NOTHING to do with the topic of this post...which is anger and ingratitude!"
On the contrary, this has everything to do with it. If their own people won't come to their aid, but white people will, what is their problem? Lets face it, no one hangs out in ghettos when they don't have to.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
You are poor. In the United States people (specifically the non-disabled aged 18-65) can raise themselves out of poverty unless they have been convinced by themselves or others they cannot.
Learned helplessness and hopelessness are what is keeping you poor.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
This little exchange is part of the eternal human condition: the needy resent the fact they are needy with such passion that they turn on good people trying to help. It is the story of Cain's murderous jealously of Abel.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
How many of you are better off today than you were a decade ago?
Sometimes people just do not have the aptitude to work at a desk - or have connections.
Look around you - is this country a better that a decade ago?
Stop acting like a bunch of little Archies - those folks are hungry, cold, and living in very poor condtions - and will make and say stupid things (as most of us would).
Take a look at the working class whites on LI blaming LILCO for all their toubles? Is that sensible.
The point here is that these people were let down by the system and (as I suspect) some of the hacks here sowing disunity is yet another technique for the man to keep us down.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
They were let down by the government, so they are blaming volunteers? Sorry, not buying it. And I am better off now than I was 10 years ago, its my city that's not, thanks to Bloomberg and the City Council.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
I have bad news for everyone. Even though we have a "black" president, by and large we live in a society that discriminates. It means less opportunities for minorities. If the shoe fits wear it. We're coming along but we ain't there yet...
There are oppirtunities for EVERYONE in this country, black, white and everything in between. Many GO OUT for those opportunities while others sit around and wait for them. Of those that reach out to those oportunities, many achieve SOME level of success and some fall short. That is all it is about, whether you go out and grab those opportunities. We all start at a level playing field, what you do then determines your level of success or failure. If you can't see that, then you are a fool hiding behind your racial crutch.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
They were let down by the government, so they are blaming volunteers?
Yup. You do not see the politicians spending much time there or talking about their plight. See Chrissy Quinn out there? Sure the mayor showed up once and looked bored and Crowley WAS spotted looking at a downed tree.
A Jimmy Van Bramer spent this morning sending out emails for his next reelection campaign. There is a confident fellow that has nothing to fear.
(Naw, its sea walls and sidewalks that drain better that holds their rap attention.)
And is the news covering the plight of the storm victims? Everyone I know is telling me we are getting a whitewash.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
Yup. You do not see the politicians spending much time there or talking about their plight. See Chrissy Quinn out there? Sure the mayor showed up once and looked bored and Crowley WAS spotted looking at a downed tree.
A Jimmy Van Bramer spent this morning sending out emails for his next reelection campaign. There is a confident fellow that has nothing to fear.
(Naw, its sea walls and sidewalks that drain better that holds their rap attention.)
And is the news covering the plight of the storm victims? Everyone I know is telling me we are getting a whitewash.
Therein lies the vast difference between the black project Rockaway community and the white Belle Harbor community. Both sides are pissed at the politicians for giving nothing but lip service, and their anger is justified. But one community is doing something about their plight. The other is just hanging around bitching and moaning about how they are always dealt the short end, and waiting for someone to come help them.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
The racists here are the people on line. I dont give a fck if they lost everything or never had anything. My mother taught me to be appreciative when someone helps me. Plain and simple. Call it what you want if you are so insulted about what YOU thought was an insult then YOU are the one with the issues!
The woman who made her comment is a racist piece of shit who should suffer the same consequences any "White" person would if they said the same things.
Yes America, especially New York, being a White person with a job is a crime in most of the city. Heck they are the "White Devil" or "Demonio Blanco con l'ojos azul"
I say Fuck you and get a job!
Hey POMONOK I too lived there and paid rent and worked. So did most of the people living in housing projects in the past. When was the last time you were there? Changed hasnt it? Wonder why...
- Monday, November 19, 2012
Keep telling yourselves that you are oppressed and that you aren't given any opportunities. A loser thinks such things and goes nowhere. A winner makes their own opportunities. Even if a person is given a million dollars, it is still up to them to do something productive with it, or piss it away. Which one is you? Which one describes your community?
- Monday, November 19, 2012
" We all start at a level playing field, what you do then determines your level of success or failure."
While I agree that there is opportunity for all, you are incorrect that we all start on a level playing field. It's a class and wealth issue, not a race issue. Someone who comes from generations of money (or even new money) has vastly different opportunities than someone who doesn't, partly based on who they know.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
#28...thank you for confirming my comment about African-American average income Vs. Caucasian income in Queens County.
the NYT article, by Sam Roberts, in 2006 quotes researchers from N.Y.U and Queens College. Both towers of extremely Conservative opinion (sarc.).
i urge all readers to click the Blue HI-lite and e-mail to your family,friends, Queens Weaklies, and local dem. pols.
I do ,they need the education. their era was trained by socialists.
the socialists commenting here on (Q.C.) can not handle facts. they must ridicule and spin at all signs of positive racial success in the United States of America.
when they initiate the "RACE CARD", one can be sure that they and their comrades have been exposed.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
It's not an obligation of one person to help another, if someone does it it's probably out of the goodness of their heart and not because they feel they owe something to another. The affirmative action sentiment of allowing minorities to prevail due to the sins of prior generations of whites is overrated and its due date is near as that of the unions that cause so much harm to the economy.
The person who made the remark in the first place was black and it was a sour complaint, maybe because this person suffers from social resentment due to race and/or hard financial situation caused in the first place maybe not by the system but by his or her bad decisions. In a way, we are in great part the architects of our own destiny.
Some (not all) New York City blacks, especially some of those who live in the projects or the so called ghetto have long time bitterness against everybody; they have the tendency pass it on to their children and their children children's.
They dislike everybody, white, Latino, Asian, other blacks from Africa and the Caribbean and they have been denominated as African-American and some dress as Africans or wear some African related attire. No wonder many businesses owned by Asians, Latinos and whites won't hire them, and people feel the dislike of others thus becoming a like a snow ball rolling downhill.
I have met blacks from the Caribbean, Central and South America as well as from Europe and I can say most of them are hardworking, well-educated and well-mannered people.
If you happen to be in the Bronx or Harlem at a predominantly black area and you happen to enter any office or business being city or privately owned, you'll see lots of African art, paintings, sculptures and such. But they despise African born citizens and non-citizens alike. You won't see any Pollock paintings, Picasso, Van Gogh or any sculpture by Rodin nor a painting by Basquiat who was a black American painter.
Black people of New York City (I don't know any other blacks from the South or any other part of the US), it's time to get up, dust off your butt and keep walking towards an immediate future free of prejudice and longtime resentment that is starting to become genetic in the black community.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
" We all start at a level playing field, what you do then determines your level of success or failure."
While I agree that there is opportunity for all, you are incorrect that we all start on a level playing field. It's a class and wealth issue, not a race issue. Someone who comes from generations of money (or even new money) has vastly different opportunities than someone who doesn't, partly based on who they know.
Partially true. Yes, rich and influential have vastly different opportunities to reach their goals, but the poor still have those opportunities available to them through different avenues.
- Monday, November 19, 2012
Reopen "Playland". LOL!
That will solve all problems.
- Tuesday, November 20, 2012
One of the problems is that the second and third (and fourth, etc) generations living in these poorly maintained and unsafe housing projects are often raised from birth with chips on their shoulders. They are taught that being a poor minority has to be SOMEONE's fault (i.e. "rich" middle and upper class white people).
Yes, many do manage to make good and thrive because they actively look for a way out via education (one outstanding example is Chief Justice Sonia Sotomayor), but a majority continue to live as if they are sentenced to a life of oppression. This culture of poverty embodied by Ms. Rivera and the others is a culture of willful ignorance and is practically a paranoia.
We probably all know someone who has prejudices against one group (socio- economic, racial, gender, etc.) or another for whatever reason, but on the whole we are not a city of racists, bigots, and fat cats. Our city's private and public sectors have educational opportunities and yes, financial subsidies, but if you treat programs as a crutch and not a hand up, you will hobble forever. Our city wants you to succeed, Ms. Rivera, because if you thrive, we all benefit. And trust me, "those people" are no Uncle Pennybags. They are likely working-class people with large hearts.
- Wednesday, November 21, 2012
i do not believe that Judge Sotomeyer is the "Chief" judge of S.C.O.T.U.S. his name is Roberts.
as a child/teen she went to a parochial grammar school and the exclusive Cardinal Spellman Academy in the Bronx. i am familiar with the campus. it is a tuition financed school. she was not a poverty case . her family lived in co-op city. not exactly a slum community at the time.
- Wednesday, November 21, 2012
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Sonia Sotomayor grew up in the Bronxdale Houses, very much a project.
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Football training camp tests what a player is made of. For the Pittsburgh Steelers, that means sweltering August afternoons in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, on the campus of St. Vincent College. The sun beats down on the fields as coaches and fans scout to see who's got the right stuff this year.
But before they hit the field, Leslie Bonci makes sure they have the right stuff on their plates. As the team nutritionist, she helps set the menu at the camp cafeteria and says good nutrition gets front-and-center attention at training camp. Rule No. 1: No skipping meals. Players must sign in at every meal, which means even superstar athletes can't sleep through breakfast.
"It puts the importance on the fueling," Bonci said.
Healthy, nutritious food — eaten at the right times — can make a difference for all athletes, kids included, she said. You might not be a Steeler yet, but you can follow Bonci's advice before beginning your preseason sports camps and practices.
Bonci likes to use the acronym SHOP with the players she advises. It stands for "Safeguard health. Optimize performance." That means no one should start their preseason workouts unless they're sure they're healthy. For a kid, that might mean getting a sports physical.
Lots of schools require these, which typically include an exam to check basic stuff like your blood pressure and weight. It's also a chance for a doctor to look at your medical history — info on current medical issues, previous sports injuries, and health problems you have had in the past or ones that run in your family.
The Steelers are no different. They get health checkups, too. In the past, Bonci has had to help players slim down after gaining weight in the off-season. For one player, she worked with the camp cafeteria to create special meals for him. While the rest of the team was having chicken wings for an evening snack, this player got a portion of grilled chicken with dipping sauce. Still a tasty, satisfying snack, but less fat and calories.
No, Bonci doesn't tell the Steelers to get to the field an hour early. But she does tell athletes to start preparing for practice 1 hour before by having a drink and a snack.
"That's part of your warm-up," Bonci said.
This is especially important when practices will be long and intense — the kind when you'll spend an hour or more doing conditioning exercises or actively practicing your sport.
Here are some before-practice menu options:
These pre-practice snacks include carbohydrates (like the bread, granola, and oatmeal) for energy. They also offer some protein (peanut butter, yogurt, egg) to help athletes keep going during a long, tiring practice.
Also 1 hour before practice, think about what you'll need to pack. Most important? Enough water to get you through. Bring a large insulated jug of water rather than just one bottle. Don't rely on the water fountain, Bonci says; bring your own and enough of it.
Your body performs best when you're hydrated. When you're not, you may start feeling lightheaded and dizzy. Even mild dehydration can make it hard to throw that perfect spiral or go after the soccer ball. Sweating while working out means you're losing extra water. Try to take a drink every 15 minutes or so.
Bonci recommends a "recovery snack" — something to eat about 15 minutes after practice ends. At Steeler training camp, some of the players eat Popsicles as they walk off the field after afternoon practice. Other good choices include fresh fruit, granola bars, some dry cereal, or Bonci's favorite recovery snack — garbage can trail mix. What's that?
For large teams, you start with a clean garbage can with a liner. Dump in dry cereal (such as Chex), pretzels, and snack crackers. Give everyone a plastic cup to scoop some out and you have the perfect recovery snack.
Eating a little something after practice takes advantage of enzymes (chemicals your body produces) that help your body recover after a tough workout, Bonci said. A recovery snack has an added benefit: It makes athletes less likely to overeat later.
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Purim is a joyous Jewish holiday in which we celebrate how Queen Esther helped outsmart and thwart the evil Haman, who had plotted to destroy all the Jews in ancient Shushan (in Prussia). We celebrate by reading the Megillah (Scroll of Esther) and drowning out Haman's name with noisemakers. We also dress in costumes, play games at Purim carnivals and eat hamantaschen, which are triangular fruit-filled cookies shaped like Haman's tri-cornered hat.
In past years, I've struggled with making gluten-free hamantaschen. One year I had so many failed batches that I laid down and cried. This year, I once again set out to make gluten-free hamantaschen for Purim, so my daughter could have treats to bring to her class parties and family celebrations.
I originally wanted the recipe to include ancient gluten-free grains like quinoa, amaranth and buckwheat, because they have significantly more protein and fiber than standard gluten-free flours. But no go. The taste was too strong and color too dark. That was two batches down, plus one batch that ended up on the kitchen floor when the parchment paper slid off the cookie sheet. D'oh.
I'm glad I kept trying. The dairy-free version below has a delicate taste without a gluten-free grittiness. The brown rice flour and sorghum subtly add extra protein and fiber, and the fruit filling provides the perfect sweetness.
If you're unfamiliar with hamantaschen, they are somewhat similar to the Central European kolache (or is it kolachki?), in that they are cookies with fruit centers. Traditional hamantaschen fillings are prune, poppyseed and apricot, but you can fill them with anything, including any kind of fruit preserves, chocolate chips, M&Ms or Nutella.
For a short video on how to shape the hamantaschen, see my Noshin' on Hamantaschen post.
On Purim, we eat, drink and be merry. Enjoy!
Gluten-Free Hamantaschen
(gluten-free, dairy-free, pareve, kid-friendly)
By Gluten-Free Nosh
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- 4 1/2 cups gluten-free flour (I used: 1-1/2 cups superfine brown rice flour, 1 cup potato starch, 1 cup tapioca starch, 3/4 cup sorghum flour, 1/4 cup sweet rice flour)
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 2 teaspoons xanthan gum
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup safflower or canola oil
- 2 tablespoons orange juice
- 1 teaspoon grated orange zest
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- In large bowl, combine gluten-free flours, baking powder, xanthan gum and salt. Whisk to combine and set aside.
- In mixer, beat eggs on high for 1 minute until thick. Add sugar and beat for 1 more minute.
- Add oil, orange juice, zest and vanilla extract and beat until combined.
- Add flour combination slowly to mixture. Mix until well combined and dough begins to gather together (dough will not be stiff enough to form a ball).
- Remove dough from bowl, wrap in waxed paper and refrigerate overnight. Dough can be stored in refrigerator for several days before baking.
- When you're ready to bake the hamantaschen, preheat oven to 350.
- Work with a quarter of the dough at a time, leaving the remainder refrigerated until needed, so it doesn't get too soft or sticky. Using a rolling pin, roll out dough between two pieces of waxed paper to about 1/8-inch to 1/4-inch thickness. If dough is sticky, sprinkle some gluten-free flour on the work surface and knead it into the dough.
- Using a wide juice glass (or biscuit cutter), press the top of the glass into the dough to cut out 3-inch circles of dough. Gather scraps and reroll for more circles. With a spatula, move dough circles to cookie sheets lined with parchment paper.
- Put approximately 1 teaspoon of filling (see options below) in the center of each circle. Fold up the sides of the circle to form a triangle (symbolic of Haman's three-cornered hat). Leave an opening at center of the triangle to let the filling peek through. Pinch edges together to prevent filling from leaking out.
- Bake at 350 for 12 to 15 minutes or until edges are slightly brown. Let cool slightly before transferring to cooling rack.
Yield: About 18 to 24 hamantaschen
Filling options:
Use your choice of fillings for the hamantaschen. Anything goes, with one caution: liquidy cherry pie filling makes hamantaschen mushy. Options include:
- Apricot preserves
- Raspberry or strawberry preserves
- Prune butter (lekvar), mixed with chopped prunes and walnuts
- Poppy seed filling (canned)
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" Yarnbombing ! Yarnbombing ! " someone was yelling on the street I didn't pay to much attention to this because someone in my head is always yelling YARNBOMBING!
We were installing our yarnbombing in the Jensen Installation at the Oakland Museum. The Jensen Installation is an array of brilliant white metal chairs and tables that can be arranged into groups or hung up on a huge floor to ceiling black board by the people who come through the Oakland Museum . You can write on the black board too , so the whole thing is fun to play with and interact with and I wanted to interact with it by yarnbombing it. We had laboriously knit 2 slipcovers for 2 chairs , a red one and a blue one . The blue one was knit in 3 strips by three knitters. I had like the idea of the knitting being in primary colors since the chairs were icy white.
Slipcovers are a ton of knitting > I had always wanted to make knitted slip covers but was too much knitting to get through . But I was able to do it because I had promised I would and made it a deadline . { This is my secret to producing extreme knitting }
So there we were sewing these big slip covers on at last And this yarnbombing shouting started up.
In walks a tall handsome man with his slightly shorter handsome young son. He had several strings of shell around his neck. This was Monte – a Miwak activist Native American who works for the city in the Public Works Department removing graffiti . And he knew every yarnbomb that I had up in the city of Oakland and it's exact location and condition.
" Oh yes ! " he said . " We've had a lot of conversations about wether we should leave that yarnbombingup or not. But we're lazy guys so if no one complains we just leave it up ! "
I was amazed . Some how I had thought that the police were in charge of yarnbombing violations – but no – it is the public works department . And I was really seen as a graffiti artist by the people in charge of graffiti . I had always sort of felt like I was pretending to be a graffiti artist but apparently I had been one all along . This was exciting news .
" Well now that I've met you I'll make sure everyone leaves your yarnbombing up . " said Monte. " I'll tell them it's art ! '
I am happy to have those on power on my side.
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Tilt Billings: '[some]with good reason as any, consider the Sujin take on things, especially vipassana meditation, equally out there as Ingram's approach."
I would like to see the evidence for this.
Lets look at some of Ingram's ideas first:
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For the sake of discussion, and in keeping with standard Buddhist thought, awareness is permanent and unchanging."
"It is also said that, "All things arise from it [referring to awareness], and all things return to it,' though again this implies a false certainty about something which is actually impenetrably mysterious and mixing the concept of infinite potential with awareness is a notoriously dangerous business. We could call it 'God,' 'Nirvana,' 'The Tao,' 'The Void,' 'Allah,' 'Krishna,' 'Intrinsic Luminosity,' 'Buddha Nature,' 'Buddha,' 'Bubba' or just 'awareness' as long as we realize the above caveats, especially that it is not a thing or localized in any particular place and has no definable qualities. Awareness is sometimes conceptualized as pervading all of this while not being all of this, and sometimes conceptualized as being inherent in all of this while not being anything in particular. Neither is quite true, though both perspectives can be useful."
"While phenomena are in flux from their arising to their passing, there is awareness of them. Thus, awareness is not these objects, as it is not a thing, nor is it separate from these objects, as there would be no experience if this were so. By examining our reality just as it is, we may come to understand this.
"Further, phenomena do not exist in the sense of abiding in a fixed way for any length of time, and thus are utterly transitory, and yet the laws that govern the functioning of this utter transience hold. That phenomena do not exist does not mean that there is not a reality, but that this reality is completely inconstant, except for awareness, which is not a thing. This makes no sense to the rational mind, but that is how it is with this stuff."


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DES MOINES, Iowa — Dozens of country music fans were in for a bit of an unexpected surprise when they arrived at Wells Fargo Arena on Saturday evening.
About 40 people showed up to Garth Brooks' 7 p.m. concert when realized their tickets were for Friday's early show.
The thing is, they didn't realize it until it was too late.
Iowa Events Center General Manager, Chris Connolly says when Brooks announced he was going on tour in Des Moines, the first tickets to go on sale were for Saturday. The second show to go on sale was for Friday night. The rapid release of the new show times made it confusing for some people making purchases through online ticket companies.
Connolly calls the snafu a "user error."
According to officials with the Garth Brooks tour, the mistake is common due to the nature of Brooks' style of rolling out multiple shows in a city at once. They say fans are eager to buy a seat but sometimes do not look closely at their purchase.
Don't worry, the fans weren't sent home empty handed. The Iowa Events Center provided the fans with a ticket to the Saturday evening late show.
Brooks began his six-concert tour on Friday and it will end on Tuesday. More than 80,000 tickets were sold.


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It's a done deal. The 76ers have signed free agent guard Allen Iverson, and said he will make his debut Monday night when they face the Denver Nuggets at the Wachovia Center.
"The buzz is here," Iverson's agent, Leon Rose, told the Daily News this morning. "It's a great opportunity for Allen and something I know he's extremely excited about and looking forward to."
Iverson, who lives in Atlanta, is expected to arrive in Philadelphia in the next day or two.
A source familiar with the Sixers situation said the deal is for the remainder of the season, pro-rated at $1.3 million, the NBA veterans' minimum for players with at least 10 seasons of experience. The source said it is non-guaranteed, but would become guaranteed if Iverson is on the roster Jan. 10.
"In light of the recent injury to Lou Williams, which will sideline him for close to eight weeks, we felt that Allen was the best available free agent guard to help us at this time," said Sixers president/general manager Ed Stefanski.
Iverson was waived Nov. 16 by the Memphis Grizzlies after appearing in just three games. He and agent Leon Rose negotiated a settlement of his one-year contract.
Iverson spent the first 10 seasons-plus of his career with the Sixers before being traded to the Nuggets in December, 2006. He was subsequently traded to the Detroit Pistons.
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Sold through Galerie Der Sturm (Herwarth Walden), Berlin to Bernhard Koehler (1849-1927), Berlin, 1913 [1]; by inheritance to his son, Bernhard Koehler, Jr. (1882-1964), Berlin, 1927 [2]. Acquired by Kurt Feldhäusser (1905-1945), Berlin, 1937 [3]; by inheritance to Marie L. Feldhäusser (1876-1967), his mother, Kirchberg and Brooklyn, 1945; sold through Weyhe Gallery, New York to The Museum of Modern Art, New York, May 26, 1949 (Acquired through the Lillie P. Bliss Bequest) [4].
[1] Included in the exhibition Erster Deutscher Herbstsalon, Galerie Der Sturm, Berlin, September 20-December 1, no. 76 (Bild 2 Christus gewidmet). See Karoline Hille, Marc Chagall und das deutsche Publikum, Cologne et a.: Böhlau, 2005, pp. 24-32. Collectors Records, 20 [Kurt Feldhäusser]. The Museum of Modern Art Archives.
[2] Included in the exhibition Marc Chagall, Kunsthalle Basel, November 4-December 3, 1933, no. 16 (Crucifixion).
[3] Collectors Records, 20 [Kurt Feldhäusser]. The Museum of Modern Art Archives.
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The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) found that PV systems on Energy Star homes make an impressive combination.
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Java Concurrency: The Executor Service
In Part 1 and Part 2 of this Java Concurrency series, we explored different ways to process requests in parallel via queues. In this installment, we'll explore the Java Executor Service, which is useful for managing pools of threads, as well as the scheduling of future events. First, let's look at a simple example.
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ServerSocket is created to listen for new client connections, and then those connections are managed:
public class JavaServer_Executor { private static final int HANDLERS = 10; private static final int SERVER_PORT = 5000; private ExecutorService pool = null; class ListenerService implements Runnable { private ServerSocket serverSocket = null; public ListenerService() throws IOException { … } public void run() { … } } class ClientHandler implements Runnable { private final Socket socket; public ClientHandler(Socket socket) { … } public void run() { … } } public JavaServer_Executor() { try { pool = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(HANDLERS); ListenerService listener = new ListenerService(); pool.submit(listener); } catch ( Exception e ) { e.printStackTrace(); } } public static void main(String[] args) { JavaServer_Executor javaServer = new JavaServer_Executor(); } }
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newCachedThreadPool, which creates threads as needed, reusing them when it can.
newScheduledThreadPool, which creates threads that execute tasks periodically.
newSingleThreadExecutor, which creates one thread that executes submitted tasks from a queue .
newSingleThreadScheduledExecutor, which creates one thread that executes submitted tasks periodically.
Our example calls
newFixedThreadPool(), then instantiates
class ListenerService implements Runnable { private ServerSocket serverSocket = null; public ListenerService() throws IOException { serverSocket = new ServerSocket(SERVER_PORT); } @Override public void run() { try { System.out.println("ListenerService: waiting for new clients"); while ( true ) { // Block and wait for a client connection Socket client = serverSocket.accept(); // Assign a thread to handle client network communication System.out.println("ListenerService: client connected..."); ClientHandler handler = new ClientHandler(client); pool.execute(handler); } } catch ( Exception e ) { e.printStackTrace(); pool.shutdown(); } } }
ListenerService class first creates a
ServerSocket on a given port, where it will wait and listen for new client connection requests on that port. Since this class is a
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run() method. To start this process, the
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ListenerService obediently waits for client connections in its own thread, and when a client does connect, it hands it off to the
ClientHandler class to process, providing the resulting object to the
Executor pool to manage the threading. The
ClientHandler class (see below) is also a
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class ClientHandler implements Runnable { private final Socket socket; public ClientHandler(Socket socket) { this.socket = socket; } public void run() { // Using Java 7 try-with-resources // For more info: http://www.drdobbs.com/blogs/jvm/232600691 try ( ObjectInputStream ois = new ObjectInputStream(socket.getInputStream() ) ) { while ( true ) { // Wait for a message to arrive String message = ois.readUTF(); System.out.println( "ClientHandler: Thread '" + Thread.currentThread().toString() + "' received message: " + message); } } catch ( EOFException e ) { // Client disconnected cleanly } catch ( Exception e ) { e.printStackTrace(); } } }
None of this code is specific to the
Executor service, but it's included here to provide a complete working sample application.
Controlling Tasks
If you replace the call to
pool.execute() in the
ListenerService with
pool.submit(), the resulting
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cancel() method. This saves you from writing all of the boilerplate code required to handle this thread synchronization yourself.
In the next installment, we'll take a look at Java.NIO Channels, and how
NetworkChannel helps you improve the efficiency of this server application example. This blog is by no means a complete discussion on Java
Executors. As such, we'll continue to explore it going forward, specifically at how periodic scheduling, via the
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It's the roof darn it! What you'll find under a lot of ice dams are overly complicated rooflines.
We know that ice dams form when there is lots of snow, and winter temperatures are mild; and that heat escaping from the top floor of a house into the attic causes snow to melt, move down the roof, and refreeze at the eave. But walk through neighborhoods in the wintertime and you will notice distinct patterns in the ice dams, depending on when the house was built. There is no doubt that poor construction techniques—a disregard for good air sealing and thorough insulation—are largely responsible for the formation of ice dams. But what about poor design? The fact that many pre-WWI homes have steeply pitched roofs, or that their occupants kept the inside temperature of their homes lower than they do today, may offer a clue as to why these homes seem less prone to severe damage in the living space from ice dams. There is no denying that homes built after WWII—sprawling bungalows with can lights and ductwork in the attic—are much more susceptible to ice damming. What about attic ventilation? Is this another factor in the development of ice dams? Attic ventilation is, in effect, an acknowledgment on the ...
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This comic kind of feels like a guy who is annoyed that he can't have The Nicest Thing and is trying to justify it by complaining that it's not so special (is that cognitive dissonance? or is it more like a sour grapes thing? or both?). As far as I can tell, HDTVs are awesome (assuming you are playing a video or game or broadcast designed for them) and while perhaps computers can get a similar display, tvs are not computers. That's like saying that your watch has a cool calculator in it and some guys tells you "well woo hoo, except my computer over here has a way better one!" I mean it may be true, but that's not the point. Until it's as easy to hook up a video game console to a laptop as it is to a television, I won't care about the comparison.
update: I can't believe I forgot this! In response to the point from JWC that HDTVs are not just about resolution but about the whole experience, including, for example, sound quality etc, I realized this is the perfect place to embed one of my favorite youtube videos of all time! It is, in fact, the only David Lynch video I don't hate. I could go on and on about why there's clearly a difference between HDTV and phones, but we'd all be much happier if I just played the video.
As is happening with increasing frequency, I am once more very behind on e-mails and comments on the blog. I feel terrible about it, and will try to catch up eventually but I may fail, especially as each day brings with it more and more mail to read.
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