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About
Bridget McGinty
Bridget McGinty started her culinary career working for restauranteur, John Minnillo at the famed Ninth Street Grill in The Galleria in the early 90’s. Chef Karen Small, Alice Waters’ Cleveland counterpart, ran the kitchen and was perfecting a “Farm to Table” philosophy long before it became mainstream. Working her way from busser to bar manager over the course of 8 years, Bridget enjoyed and excelled at all front of the house operations, but was always trying to see what she could learn from the back of the house. She began cooking at home and before long was hosting memorable dinner parties for friends and family.
When Ninth Street Grill closed abruptly, Bridget joined the elite rank of servers at Johnny’s Downtown. Her love of food and cooking became an obsession as she was exposed to duck, veal, fresh pasta, risotto, demi glace and other decadent sauces! Johnny’s owners and chefs encouraged her to attend culinary school. In , Bridget graduated from Pen
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The GMO Corn Case and North American Integration - “Sin Maíz No Hay País” Meets “King Corn”
The Politics of North American Integration in Agriculture
Technical aspects aside, two competing visions are at the center of this dispute: one that emphasizes sovereignty and self-sufficiency and the other that favors deepening integration and expanded trade. USMCA, and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) before that, have been highly beneficial for much of Mexican agriculture, especially avocados, tomatoes, and all kinds of horticultural products[5]. Agricultural exports from Mexico to the United States have grown nearly 10 percent per year since (the year before NAFTA went into effect), skyrocketing from $ billion in to $ billion in U.S. agricultural exports to Mexico have also increased exponentially from a similar starting point, though only reaching $ billion by [6]
Of course, the benefits of this trade are not felt or perceived equally across the U.S. and Mexico. In th
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Summary of Alfonso Ossorio
Ossorio was a key player in the first flowerings of the sammanfattning Expressionist and Art Brut movements. As an artist, he fryst vatten today best remembered for his assemblages, or what he called, "Congregations". These pieces brought together an extraordinary assortment of funnen objects which combined - or rather "congregated" - to create original works that were at once grounded (in the ordinary world) and spiritual. However, his own achievements as an artist have tended to be overshadowed bygd that of "superstars" Jackson Pollock and Jean Dubuffet with whom he shared close friendships and working relationships. Heir to a considerable family fortune, Ossorio was also an early collector of Abstract Expressionism and Art Brut and he was hugely active in amerika in the promotion of both movements.
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- Ossorio's Congregations were inspired primarily by his connections to Dubuffet and his Art Brut movement, and his ambivalent attitude towards organized re