Some tiny something, some soft scream, some pith of silence.
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Tracy Fuad is the author of Pith and Imagined State.
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Remove the stem, pith, and seeds from the poblano and jalapeño.
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This book's joys are pomegranate joys, feeling for seeds among the pith.
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A colonist's pith helmet is the only indication of its absent occupant.
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Lowell slackens Hardwick's prose into poetry, robs it of precision and pith.
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He was wearing a pith helmet to combat the heat and humidity.
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In fact, Reider lives with roommates in the townhouse where Pith is held.
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Just the encyclopedia you need for a quick hit of pith and wit.
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I sniffed it and broke the skin with a fingernail to smell the pith.
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At several Pith meals, guests have even hit it off and gone on dates afterward.
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Trim the top and bottom of the lemon, then cut off the peel and pith.
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She did raise eyebrows by wearing a white pith helmet, a symbol of colonial rule.
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The plant's inner layer, the pith, is surrounded by a woody core called the hurd.
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Elliot Ross, a doctoral candidate at Columbia University, explained the significance of the pith helmet.
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No, I would not have gone with a pith helmet for safari gear in Kenya.
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Cut off the peel and white pith from the grapefruits using a sharp, thin-bladed knife.
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Images emerging on social media showed partygoers dressed in pith helmets and blackface at the museum.
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The power of Kurtág's creation derives in part from its fusion of Debussy's poetry and Webern's pith.
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Squeeze any juice remaining in the membranes, then squeeze in any juice in the peel and pith.
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Trump drew criticism for wearing a white pith helmet, which is closely associated with colonialism in Africa.
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A small serrated paring knife will help to remove the peel and pith of the fruits easily.
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Funny animations show gorillas munching on leaves while gossiping about their encounter with the pith-helmeted explorer.
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Word of the Day noun: soft spongelike central cylinder of the stems of most flowering plants noun: the choicest or most essential or most vital part of some idea or experience verb: remove the pith from (a plant) _________ The word pith has appeared in 20 articles on nytimes.
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Using a sharp knife, trim off the peel from the oranges, taking care to remove any white pith.
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Trump also stepped out in a pith helmet, headgear linked to British explorers and colonial administrators in Africa.
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But as many people pointed out on social media, the pith helmet is heavily symbolic of colonial rule.
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I liked the V of it; how it conjured a knife, cutting slow and sure to the pith.
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Instead of being zested and juiced, they are boiled and puréed, using the whole fruit, pith and all.
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Kazemi didn't ordinarily produce work on the scale of a novel; he liked the pith of 140 characters.
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Trump opted for a white pith helmet, which, while it matched sartorially, proved appallingly offensive to many Africans.
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Too much tannin and aged whisky tastes like biting into the side of a tree or an orange pith.
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Trump's much-criticized fashion choice to wear a pith helmet on a safari in Nairobi National Park in Kenya.
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After the elephant feeding, she added the pith helmet to her outfit, and social media began to light up.
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Meyer lemons have a more rounded and complex citrus flavor than regular lemons, and less of the bitter pith.
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In their day jobs, research psychologists don't typically need safety goggles, much less pith helmets or Indiana Jones bullwhips.
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There have also been a few missteps -- the pith helmet she wore in Kenya stirred headlines about colonialism, for example.
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Make the syrup: Remove the zest from the limes with a Microplane, taking care not to include the white pith.
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"What are those things called, pith helmets?" he said at one point, dispatching a stage manager to a prop closet.
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Overnight, Pith became one of the "hottest" reservations in town, according to the New York Post and the Washington Post .
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"The pith helmet is sometimes used to denote a 'frontier' spirit of adventure and exploration, This is wrong," he said.
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As their pentatonic melodies and Western harmonies recapitulate the cultural conflict, their lyrics achieve the pith and mystery of haiku.
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US President Theodore Roosevelt wore his pith helmet while on the Smithsonian-Roosevelt African Expedition after his presidency in 1909.
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" #NowIKnow • 62A: A twin of the 61A clue, "Essential element" for PITH, this entry is the Latin phrase "SINE QUA NON.
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Reports of her decision to wear a white pith helmet — a symbol of British colonial rule — in Kenya visibly frustrated her.
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Melania Trump has been heavily criticized for wearing a white pith helmet in Africa, due to its association with colonial rule.
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"Melania Trump wearing a pith helmet on her trip to Africa is more than a silly sartorial choice," another person wrote.
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"Melania completes the stereotype trifecta– elephants, orphans and even the pith helmet," tweeted Matt Carotenuto, a historian at St. Lawrence University.
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In the 19th and 20th centuries, European military personnel often wore pith helmets as they sought out colonies in Africa and Asia.
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According to Quartzy, the pith helmet was often worn by the British soldiers who colonized Africa and India in the 19th century.
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First Lady Melania Trump is being met with criticism after choosing to wear a white pith helmet during her trip to Africa.
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Trump appeared irritated when asked about the white pith helmet, a symbol of British colonial rule, that she had worn in Kenya.
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In the meantime, his April Pith dinners — three a week — sold out within two hours of their listing on Mr. Reider's website.
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Orange County, which used to be the colour of pith, is now minority majority with 20143% of its population Hispanic and 21% Asian.
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Cut the rind off of the remaining blood orange and the cara cara orange, taking care to remove the white pith as well.
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But take any of her lies, sit down with the facts, and—well, as James Comey found, it's like trying to pith mercury.
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Pith is part of a growing food scene in which dining no longer has to exist within the confines of a traditional storefront.
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In April, Pith was reincarnated as a supper series, three nights a week, in a ritzy town house near the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Ms. Emde works with six-gallon steel drums full of pith, seeds, stems, tops, peels and cores fermenting in a base of wine.
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Bennett wrote that Melania's October 2018 look, which included jodhpur pants, brown boots, and a pith helmet, seemed straight out of a movie.
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And when we finally meet the much-discussed foreign invader Fortinbras (Cary Donaldson), he is dressed in colonial whites, with a pith helmet.
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Like so many recent graduates before him, Mr. Reider has moved to Brooklyn, where he has reopened Pith as private-home supper club.
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And then, as the train lurched forward, a hand reached through an open window and snatched the pith helmet off my colleague's head.
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First up was her wardrobe, specifically the white pith helmet the former model wore while visiting a safari in Nairobi National Park in Kenya.
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Trump drew some criticism for wearing a white pith helmet during a safari in Kenya because of its association with the exploitation of Africans.
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They also have a much larger pith than regular lemons, which is ideal for distillation as the actual fruit is a byproduct of limoncello.
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Twante remains a place where many men in sarongs and bamboo pith helmets smoke cheroots and women balance baskets of vegetables on their heads.
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I felt a little alarmed as I watched a guy wearing a pith helmet and a pickaxe pop a yellow dandelion into his mouth.
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When she tours Africa in a white pith helmet, for instance, ignorant to the history of violence and colonization behind the headgear, people notice.
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Remove seeds and white pith from preserved lemon and place one tablespoon of preserved lemon flesh into a blender with fermented chilies in its liquid.
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This has the effect of freeing Melania Trump up to tour Kenya in a pith helmet without having to praise her husband in much detail.
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Sparks of color, such as the green of the cantaloupe pith, punctuate the rhyming browns of the pancakes, maple syrup, plates, table and water glass.
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This time, the criticism for wearing a pith helmet, which many say has direct ties to European imperialism and colonialism, while on a safari in Kenya.
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But there is a second issue, redolent of a second sort of Victorian plant collector—the pith-helmeted explorer searching foreign lands for interesting specimens—to address.
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Una Lou Rosé, which comes in a trendy and adorable can, is made from Pinot Noir grapes and has notes of wild strawberry, grapefruit pith, and salt.
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The biggest controversy had to do with the silly headgear: the pith helmet on safari in Kenya, which had people crying "Colonialism" and "Ignorance," and the fedora.
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Mr. Mommsen and his wife have no children, and Mr. Mommsen hated the idea of wasting the extra space when it could support a project like Pith.
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The social aspect of dining is important to Mr. Reider as well, and Pith offers the unusual and slightly chaotic promise of a table shared with strangers.
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Those lucky enough to snag a spot at Pith break bread with nine others over a communal wooden table set in an elegant yet minimalist home dining room.
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When Ms. Admony was 8, she helped with kitchen tasks at home: picking small stones from an aluminum tray of nigella seeds, or white pith from pomegranate seeds.
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You just cut into the whole orange with a knife and fork and eat it peel, pith and all — and then marvel at how much it gives you.
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It's exuberantly, sharply, unequivocally, edgily lemony, capturing the essence of the fruit because it uses every bit of it, peel, pith and pulp — only the seeds are left behind.
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Still, Mr. Parr is an excellent curator of wine and winemakers, and Mr. Mackay writes clearly and invitingly, infusing what could be a lifeless inquiry with pith and zest.
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Editorial Observer Los Angeles — The current political moment, with its upwelling of nationalism and xenophobia, has a repellent taste, like a mouthful of citrus pith, all bitter and white.
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Universities were turning out a newly diverse array of graduates, and the critical race studies movement arose to question the methods and prejudices of ''intrepid'' white scholars in pith helmets.
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She had a sartorial fail in Kenya, wearing a white pith helmet while on safari, an unintentional signal of that region's colonial era, a dark spot in Kenya's collective history.
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A Colonial Cordial (Scotch, Papidoux calvados, Grand Marnier, thyme liqueur, bitters; 350 baht) is practically a must, and dress code is B.Y. O. P. H.: Bring your own pith helmet.
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Deftly knifing a window through the tender pith, he inserts a straw and hands the fruit across the counter at Dinga-Fling, his roadside stall outside this drowsy coastal town.
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Though Reider's goal with Pith is to capture the spirit of home cooking, he knows he's effectively commercialized the domestic element of eating — "an irony that doesn't go unnoticed," he says.
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She was accused of being ignorant to the struggles of African people when she decided to wear a white pith helmet — a symbol of colonial rule — while on safari in Kenya.
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Unlike many chefs laboring in the trenches, Mr. Reider is 23 and fresh out of Columbia University, where Pith began as fancy food on Ikea plates served in his dorm room.
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Though dinner costs $95 for eight courses (with a $45 optional wine pairing), not unheard-of for New York tasting menus, Mr. Reider is firm that Pith is not a restaurant.
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He looks at us all as his eyes light up, not because of the sour, citrusy punch of the edible pith, but because he cannot believe that this experience is really happening.
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The statue, which appears to be featured in one of the chain's British shops, depicts a small Black boy wearing a pith helmet and loincloth while carrying a platter of coffee beans.
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Using the corkscrew's collapsible knife with a curved edge, he sliced away the foil around the rim, exposing the cork, and embedded the point of the screw in the still-firm pith.
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So instead, peel the fruit carefully, with a very sharp knife so as not to squash and juice it, and get off as much pith as possible without shaving off valuable fruit.
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Melania — after fielding criticism for wearing a colonial-era pith hat on her recent trip to Africa — has asked the press to focus on what she does rather than what she wears.
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Her official visit to Kenya started Friday morning with a stop at an elephant orphanage, wearing a pith helmet and everything, followed by a visit to a shelter for children of imprisoned mothers.
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And by seeking simplicity—paring an idea to its pith until it can operate in harmony with the physical world—Lucier demonstrates a lifelong dream of any stutterer: simply to do the same.
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Reider is the founder, manager, chef and host of Pith, a two- or three-times-weekly supper club held not in a restaurant but on the ground floor of a chic Brooklyn townhouse.
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And since April 2017 Reider has been collaborating with the New York City-based non-profit City Growers, inviting Brooklyn-area middle school kids to Pith to learn about gardening and cooking techniques.
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When Mr. Myint can get it, he adds the pith of the banana stem, made up of leaves tightly rolled together; the tenderest, at the core, add crunch and a faint, grassy bitterness.
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Combing the crash site with a metal detector, he sports a pith helmet—a cliché of colonialist attire, and not that funny, given the record of Western exploitation in this part of the world.
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"Tourists in Africa, especially Americans, have come to be expected to show up in jungle-ready, beige catalogue-ordered safari gear," the Washington Post's Africa bureau chief Max Bearak wrote about the pith helmet.
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But aides said there was no sumptuous banquet or champagne, just a meal for 627 guests showcasing the country's culinary heritage, including coconut pith spring rolls, a cheese made from carabao milk and durian tartlets.
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And, what's nice is that when you remove the zest and you only have the pith, it's a lot easier to squeeze all of the juices out, so it's kind of like a double whammy.
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"The amendment was targeted legislation that in pith and substance relates to the regulation of an interprovincial undertaking - the expanded interprovincial pipeline of Trans Mountain ..." the court said in the ruling posted on its website.
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" While pith helmets are still available for purchase online and in hat shops, they have come to symbolize white colonialist rule over the years, and, according to The Guardian, "a symbol of status -- and oppression.
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If you don't have one of these, use a vegetable peeler to pare off lozenges of zest, taking care to avoid the bitter white pith, then slice these crossways as finely as you can. 3.
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On Friday, while visiting a safari in Nairobi National Park in Kenya — a stop on her first solo trip to Africa — FLOTUS was photographed wearing a white pith helmet, a hat most commonly associated with colonialists.
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The school newspaper ran a review of the "restaurant," called Pith, in Hogan Hall, suite 4-B, where Reider made creative use of a toaster oven and offered fare that included lamb chops and mole popcorn.
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I'm still waiting on a convincing economic plan, a distillable governing philosophy and a slogan less like a used-car salesman's come-on than "A Better Deal," which was the party's most recent stab at pith.
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There will be no sumptuous banquet, Andanar said, but there will be several homely dishes that showcase the country's culinary heritage, including coconut pith spring rolls, a white cheese made from unskimmed carabao's milk and durian tartlets.
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" We're down for Gosh Pith: they're sensitive souls who aren't afraid to talk tears: "We recently found out that one of our favorite bands in Detroit—Jamaican Queens—is splitting up and it bummed us out bigtime.
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The technical definition of an aphorism is a "pithy observation that contains a general truth," and it is the pith that gets us more than the truth; it is the tone that seals the writer to the words.
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"Food is too interesting of a topic to just be about satiating hunger," he tells CNBC Make It. Reider launched Pith two and a half years ago out of Hogan Hall Suite 4B, his Columbia University dorm room.
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But the art/life conceit acquires special pith in Merz's case, beginning with her marginal standing in the Arte Povera group and the way that she navigated it: by making it the keynote of a personal, untrammelled originality.
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But when she moved on to her next activity, a guided safari a half-hour later at the adjacent Nairobi National Park, the first lady had added an accessory to her get up: a pristine white pith helmet.
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There are moments of florid fun ("nearly all New Deal progressives had sworn a virtual oath to build the postdepression Jerusalem on the bones of Wall Street and its holding company spawn") and sometimes a kind of lyrical pith.
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"When I drink this, I think of the colors of the mandarin: white of the pith, orange of the juice, and green of the leaves," Zafeiropoulos waxed, the effects of our experimentation manifesting in the traditional Greek fashion: prose.
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The first lady, Melania Trump, made a four-country tour of the continent in October, which drew more attention for her wardrobe — particularly a colonial-style pith helmet on a safari in Kenya — than for her encounters with Africans.
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It's at the pith of modernity, before everything has been settled in terms of social relations, and all of these different types of people have been thrown together in human encounters that are at turns, violent, remarkable, and creative.
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A few weeks before his supper club, Pith, started up again, Jonah Reider was in his spotless new kitchen, toying with a new idea: marrying the barnyard heft of bone marrow with the earthiness of just-in-season morels.
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When a crystal ball reveals the world-conquering ambitions of the nihilistic madman Roxor (Bela Lugosi), based in Egypt, Chandu trades his turban for a pith helmet and then a burnoose, traveling from India to North Africa to confront the fiend.
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The first is to attend closely to the removal of all the white pith beneath the skin of the citrus, since it is exceedingly bitter and, as Slater notes, leaving it on makes it seem as if you don't care.
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After a chaotic period in which both pith helmet-fetishist Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, a character deleted from The Thick of It for unbelievability reasons, were knocked out of the running, May and Leadsom were the final two contenders for the position.
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Thus conscience does make cowards of us all;And thus the native hue of resolutionIs sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought;And enterprises of great pith and moment,With this regard, their currents turn awry,And lose the name of action.
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If you do want to scratch further, then just one bit of practical advice: Whether you're juicing or zesting or cutting out the segments of flesh to chop up, be sure to avoid the white pith in the membrane, which encases each segment.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — A half a world away from the spectacle of Washington, Melania Trump still managed to create one of her own during a Kenyan safari on Friday, riding out into the grassland wearing a crisp white pith helmet — a common symbol of European colonial rule.
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In addition to a well-researched timeline and resource library of subjects related to Shinola, Detroit, colonialism, and social inequity, "Rethink Shinola" includes a "re-directed" cut of a publicity video starring Panis, onto which Modrak has animated colonial headgear including pith helmet, seersucker hat, and Napoleon bicorne.
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These were "Made right here!" by a certified Whole Foods citrus artisan who spent an afternoon skillfully plying the knob atop each mandarin until it broke free in a delicate spray of oil, tenderly unfurling both pith and peel from the segments beneath without releasing the sweet juice encased within.
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While there, she reportedly toured outdoor classrooms at Chipala Primary School in Lilongwe, before giving remarks as the U.S. ambassador passed out 1.4 million books paid for through a national reading program funded by the U.S. Melania Trump wearing a pith helmet on her trip to "Africa" is more than a silly sartorial choice.
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In addition to fiber, you also lose some polyphenols and antioxidants found in the pith of citrus fruits and skins of fruits and vegetables that may not be extracted as effectively in home juicing, explained Mario G. Ferruzzi, a professor in the Department of Food, Bioprocessing and Nutrition Sciences at North Carolina State University.
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Her highly photographed Kenyan safari on Friday featured the week's most controversial outfit: an Out of Africa-esque getup complete with calf-high safari boots and a pith helmet, headgear that was worn by British explorers and colonial administrators in Africa and has endured as a longstanding symbol of European colonial rule in the continent.
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Then there was the white pantsuit at the 2018 State of the Union (Bennett writes, "I have a theory that when the Trumps are unhappy with each other, Melania wears menswear — because Trump notoriously likes to see women in tight, short, ubersexy and feminine dresses"); and the eye-catching millinery — the colonial-style pith helmet in Nairobi, the white hat in England.
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Gosh Pith Tour Dates Friday, February 212, 22016 - Grand Rapids, MI, Pyramid Scheme Saturday, February 225, 22016, Toronto, ON, The Cave Friday, March 26, 93, NYC, NY, Cake Shop Saturday, March 29, 22016, Pawtucket, RI, Machines w/ Magnets Sunday, March 22.26, 2016, Philadelphia, PA, KFN Monday, March 7, 2016, Raleigh, NC, Neptunes Tuesday, March 8, 2016, Memphis, TN, Hi-Tone Cafe Wednesday, March 9, 20163.
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There are three different ways willow can be processed for making baskets: There's unpeeled willow, called "brown," as it's still clad in its bark; there's stripped willow, called "white," which is the palest because its bark has been skinned off; and there's the honey-hued willow, or "buff," which is boiled in water, allowing the bark's tannins to leach into the pith before it's peeled.
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