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... stumptown p & a ...: November 2009

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Wednesday, November 4, 2009. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Dirty Projectors brought it to the Aladdin last night. Stylish folks with mind-blowing melodies and some crazy guitar work. We'll put that show in a small pantheon of epic concerts. Who else would be in there? Early Modest Mouse. Elliot Smith. The Magnetic Fields. Antony and The Johnsons. The Flaming Lips. They're killer live and plugged in. They're just as good acoustic. Humming and drumming my fingers on the desk all day. PLAYS WELL WITH OTHERS? Kind ...

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Isaac Laquedem: Whimsy

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Occasional comments about business and politics in Portland, Oregon, mixed in with stories from our city's colorful if not always compliant past. May God save the country, for it is evident that the people will not." - Millard Fillmore. Alas, a Blog. The Queen of Hats. Citizens for Local Accountability (Lake Oswego). My Whim is Law. Portland Food and Drink. Rantings of a former TriMet Bus Driver. Utopia, dystopia, frytopia. Charlie Hales, mayor of Portland. Dan Saltzman, Portland commissioner. Written in...

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Isaac Laquedem: Isaac ghostwrites the opinion that Justice Kennedy should have written in the SSM case

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Occasional comments about business and politics in Portland, Oregon, mixed in with stories from our city's colorful if not always compliant past. May God save the country, for it is evident that the people will not." - Millard Fillmore. Alas, a Blog. The Queen of Hats. Citizens for Local Accountability (Lake Oswego). My Whim is Law. Portland Food and Drink. Rantings of a former TriMet Bus Driver. Utopia, dystopia, frytopia. Charlie Hales, mayor of Portland. Dan Saltzman, Portland commissioner. I read the...

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Itadakimasu: Nostalgia, with bread

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Wednesday, April 9, 2008. Nostalgia, with bread. I think we're almost there. Sure, it was raining all afternoon, but it was sunny all morning, and the trees look like this:. But the clearest sign is that last weekend was the first Farmer's Market of the season - I think winter is on its way out. I neglected to bring my camera along, but I'll try to at some point in the coming weeks, to explore the beginning of the Market, as opposed to the. That's right. It's a clam. Adapted from the Joy of Cooking.

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Itadakimasu: At long last

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Tuesday, April 1, 2008. It's spring, right? So why is it 36 degrees and hailing daily? I'm talking drifts of hail, people, ankle-deep in the courtyard of our apartment building. (Perhaps I exaggerate about the ankle-deep, but not the rest of it - I promise! Followed closely, hopefully, usually, by pleasure. I had mushrooms, shallots, goat cheese and baking supplies on hand, and we're trying to be budget-conscious these days. So here is dinner, at long last. I guess you could say that it is inspired by my...

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Bruschetta-topped “Breaded” Chicken Cutlets | Foodrighter

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Shop Prep. Cook. Repeat. Bruschetta-topped “Breaded” Chicken Cutlets. 2 tablespoons olive oil. 5 cloves garlic, crushed. 2 cups chopped tomatoes (halved grape tomatoes, diced romas or other yellow or red tomatoes). 1 tablespoon cider vinegar. 16 whole basil leaves (chiffonade). Salt and pepper to taste. 1 lb cooked “Breaded” Chicken Cutlets. This entry was posted in Detox Recipe. April 12, 2015. 8220;Breaded” Chicken Cutlets. Roasted Salmon with Lemon and Herbs. April 12, 2015. April 12, 2015.

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Roasted Salmon with Lemon and Herbs | Foodrighter

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Shop Prep. Cook. Repeat. Roasted Salmon with Lemon and Herbs. 4 tablespoons Basic Lemon Vinaigrette. Divided and one half reserved. Coarse salt and ground pepper. 1 wild salmon fillet (1 to 3 pounds), skin on. Chopped fresh parsley, dill, or other fresh herbs of choice for serving. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Place salmon skin side down on a rimmed baking sheet lined with foil. Brush salmon with one half of the lemon vinaigrette and season with salt and pepper. Place salmon in oven. April 12, 2015.

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... stumptown p & a ...: the very best

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Saturday, January 9, 2010. Near the end of 2008, we sat down to outline a very selective and disjointed list of year-end favorites. After years of coveting, we got a subscription. Our first issue was a set of dystopian shorts set in 2034. Issue two arrived as a full Sunday-edition newspaper. With a magazine and book review. They may not single-handedly solve the problems of the publishing industry, but they'll certainly keep my interest. Year 2 and we're still in love. It's like the hipster Harper's.

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... stumptown p & a ...: February 2010

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Monday, February 15, 2010. The newspaper is dead, long live the newspaper. Since taking over as the Communications Director for PICA. The issue (in my mind) is that as the internet has courted the market share traditionally held by newspapers, those papers have frantically tried to ape the qualities of the web - namely short, quick stories with little shelf life and a casual tone. Very infrequently has the internet tried to mimic newspapers. And why should they? But these are just musings. I don't ha...