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That’s why if you head to Golden Diner without a reservation, you’ll likely wait in a two-hour line for your chance to get a taste. While the mixture rests, make the compound butter by blending softened butter with honey, maple syrup, and salt. Then, prepare the syrup by mixing together more honey, butter, and maple syrup, along with an unexpected ingredient: a dash of soy sauce. How to Make This Recipe Your OwnMaking Golden Diner pancakes at home means you get to tailor them to your taste. Get Recipe with Title: New York Times' Golden Diner PancakesRead the original article on Simply Recipes

DENVER (AP) — Former Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters is asking the state appeals court to recognize President Donald Trump’s pardon of her state convictions as valid. In a motion Tuesday, Peters’ lawyers said the Colorado appeals court no longer has jurisdiction over her case because of a Dec. 5 pardon issued by Trump. They urged the state appeals court to issue a ruling quickly. If the appeals court rules the pardon isn’t valid, one of Peters’ attorneys, Peter Ticktin, said she could appeal that issue to the U.S. Supreme Court while the state court continues to consider Peters’ appeal of her conviction. AdvertisementAnother Peters attorney, John Case, has asked the state prison system to release Peters based on Trump’s pardon but the state refused, according to an email included in the appeals court filing.

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A San Diego man was killed Wednesday morning after a tree fell on him, the third death linked to the storm pummeling Southern California over the holiday, the San Diego Police Department confirmed. The man, who was 64, was in the City Heights neighborhood of San Diego when he was hit by the tree around 10:55 a.m.Local television news outlets showed the massive 75-foot tree collapsed on the sidewalk at 3805 Marlborough Ave. Family told NBC 7 San Diego that the man was named Roberto Ruiz, and that he had just stepped out of their home to move his car when part of the tree toppled and crushed him. AdvertisementRuiz’s death was the third fatality linked to the Pineapple Express storm that has brought debris flows, downpours and evacuations to the Southland. On Sunday, a person died in rising waters as flooding overwhelmed parts of Redding, according to city officials. Police officers tried to save the person, who was inside a vehicle as the waters rose around them, but they did not make it out in time.

This is because our body is pretty efficient at regulating itself if we’re listening to our hunger and fullness cues, Schreyer said. On the flip side, fullness is all about recognizing and accepting that your body is currently satiated. Basically, nothing horrible is going to happen if you slow down over the holidays — in fact, the rest may very well do you some good. If you’re worried because you’re exercising less, do another healthy activity — meditate, spend time with friends, stretch or go on a walk. If you’re unable to comfortably adjust your workout routine over the holidays, it may be worth talking about your worries with a mental health professional, Schreyer said.

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“The world is really looking for this.”Listeners are embracing Christmas music earlier than ever —and playing more of it. He pointed out that Christmas streaming spiked early during the pandemic in 2020 as well. “You would be amazed at how many people are listening to Christmas music in the summer,” Kraines said. Come November, for many listeners, it’s “all Christmas music all the time.”Artists get into the spirit: Christmas songs “are fun to write and low pressure,” said the music manager Jonathan Daniel. “People don’t judge Christmas music the way they judge other releases, especially for the big pop stars,” Daniel added.

A rescuer dangles from a helicopter as firefighters prepare to pull a woman from San Jose Creek on Wednesday afternoon. A woman was rescued by firefighters after she was swept nine miles down San Jose Creek, the Los Angeles County Fire Department said Wednesday. The woman, whose name was not released, was first spotted in the creek near Fullerton Road by the 60 Freeway around 1:50 p.m. Eventually, the woman was rescued at Workman Mill Road in San Jose Creek, McGee said. The creek is about 2 feet deep and the water was flowing about 8 to 10 mph, McGee said.

And as they say, it hits different when you are a little older.” “Yeah, yeah. I know Gatsby and Nick went to war. The appearance that he presents to people is both his own appearance.” “Gatsby?” “Gatsby. The appearance that Gatsby presents to people is what he looks like, but also most people never meet Gatsby, the book. —’” “Like, poor boy from Chino?” “’The O.C.’ is ‘The Great Gatsby’!” “Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.” “It’s unbelievable.

A planned Christmas Eve jazz concert at the Kennedy Center, a holiday tradition dating back more than 20 years, has been canceled. As of last Friday, the building’s facade reads The Donald J. Trump and The John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts. A Christmas Eve jazz show at the Kennedy Center is off because the host said he decided to cancel it after Donald Trump's name was added to the building. The Washington Post via Getty ImagesThe Kennedy Center did not immediately respond to email seeking comment. Numerous artists have called off Kennedy Center performances since Trump returned to office, including Issa Rae and Peter Wolf.

According to an Oxfam poll, loneliness doens’t just affect older generations – almost half (47%) of Gen Z, or those born between around 1997-2012, say they often feel lonely. In fact, according to their data, Gen Z were the loneliest generation of them all. 49% of those asked said the trend was down to a lack of social opportunity. So I was intrigued to read the responses to a post shared to r/GenZ, which asked other forum members to share “How tf to make friends”. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement Advertisement“I barely have any friends, and I commute to college so I don’t get the same social opportunities, and I don’t have a job ATM,” u/Shot_Veterinarian215 wrote.

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Goodbye to the MetroCard that transformed how New Yorkers traveledNew York City’s MetroCard transformed one of the world’s busiest transit systems and is set to be phased out by December 31, 2025. CNN’s Meena Duerson talks about how the MetroCard’s introduction 30 years ago expanded access for New Yorkers, and how the little yellow card has become as symbolic as the city’s famous landmarks.

The 10 House Republicans seeking gubernatorial offices in their states this election cycle is the most who have run from either party in the available data compiled by CNN dating back to 1974. Still, House Speaker Mike Johnson is confident that his party will hold onto the lower chamber in next year’s midterms. Asked what’s leading Republicans to retire from Congress, Johnson said on December 3, “These are not easy times. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementEleven House lawmakers – 10 Republicans and one Democrat – are currently running for governor, surpassing the previous record of nine lawmakers in 2018. Rep. Nancy Mace arrives for a House Republican conference meeting at the US Capitol on November 19, 2024.