The line snakes between the crowd-control stanchions. The low din of the multitudes fills the high-ceilinged hall. Eventually the customs officer summons me to the window and flips open my passport to give me the once-over. He compares the photo against the weary traveler standing before him. Then I hear the hard chonk of his rubber stamp hitting my passport. Outside the sun is climbing in the sky. "Welcome home," he says.
But the small dramas around me win my attention. There’s a young man, 20-ish, riding on the bumper, clutching a side rail for balance, a bandanna over his mouth against the dust. When we come to a solitary backcountry house, moving 20 mph, he lets go of the rail. He floats over the road a second before smacking down onto the dirt. Then, nonchalant, he stumbles into the house.
Francois, who’s 35, grew up in Haiti regarding Uncle Ben’s rice as a delicacy. Her parents weren’t cooks, and she knew of bergamots only because her grandmother rubbed them in clean clothes "to give them that fresh smell," she explains. When she finally learned about Haitian cuisine as an adult, she was struck by how each part of Haiti is different, offering up its own signature dishes. "Where I grew up, in Port-au-Prince, we have a corn porridge called AK100, which is rather liquidy and cooked with allspice leaves. In Jacmel," she says, naming a Haitian city, "they eat their porridge as a solid, wrapped in a banana leaf and sweetened with cane. On the road to Jacmel, there’s a lady who sells coffee mixed with ginger tea. You’d never think of mixing those things, but it’s marvelous. It’s mind-blowing." Francois is now at work with other chefs on a cookbook, "Haiti of My Belly," that highlights the country’s regional cuisines.
Category confusion often reigns at the Globes. Remember when laughers like “The Martian” and “Get Out” competed as comedies? But the Globes, reliably the frothiest, quirkiest and most entertaining stop in the awards-season march to the Academy Awards, might feel especially upside down this year.
Regardless of the type of material used, consumers should use bags the maximum amount of times and dispose of them properly, Auras said. There is no perfect solution, and policy makers should be wary of those who offer one, he said.
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Ah, yes, blame the players. They are the ones on the field. They are the ones who should be focused, prepared and disciplined. Any mistake, blame the player because a coach was not on the field. . In fact, why even have coaches? They do not play. There are 27 salaries that could be saved. They are superfluous. . A 2-10 team? The players own that. The coaches had nothing to do with that. . Juan, all your years of coaching was just a waste of time. Coaches do not matter. Coaches do not teach strategy, technique or discipline. Coaches do not prepare and motivate. Players challenge themselves. . This was all said with my tongue firmly planted in my cheek. ;p
Boston joins more than 80 municipalities that have already banned plastic bags. Only Hawaii and California have statewide bans on plastic bags.
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