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What Chinese Take-out Menu Items Do You Never Order?
- Chinon00 Jan 5, 2008 06:53 PM
I've gotten stuck into a rut lately with chinese take-out. Generally it's the same thing:
1) Qt House Lo Mein
2) Qt House Fried Rice
3) Shrimp Roll
4) Egg Roll
5) Pan Fried Dumplings (6)
Then there are the usual suspects like General Tsao, Sweet and Sour, Beef and Broccoli . . .
But then there are so many things on a typical Chinese take-out menu that I've never had. What are some ridiculously good yet under ordered, unpopular items on a typical Chinese take-out menu?
Most people never order:
a) Dried Sauteed Stringbeans, instead opting for sauteed broccoli or snow peas. They are basically stir fried with a bit of garlic and topped with some minced roast pork.. No goppy sauce. They are really delicious prepared this way but no one seems to order them
b) Sesame Noodles....cold or hot. Very tasty dish, but something about the strange mixture of scallions, noodles and sesame paste seems to turn off most people
c) Young Chow Fried Rice- So much better than House Special . It's prepared without soy sauce so it's made fresh. Without the overpowering, salty sauce, the flavors of the other ingredients can be tasted...
d) Chow Fun. Different texture than Lo Mein.... More 'comforting' and heartier,
You have to try some of these... :-} .
re: piccola
I think the minced roast pork may be a regional thing. It's not at all necessary. I love the way the beans 'crisp' up. I don't know why more people don't order them instead of broccoli or snow pea pods drowing in brown sauce...
re: Tay
I have never seen string beans, but I like noodles of all kinds.
I stay away from Moo Go Gai pan, Happy Family, General Tso's , sweet and sour whatever, and chow mein.
I do have a weakness for Mu Shu, egg rolls and pot stickers, but I usually try to order 1 new item that I have never had.
re: Kelli2006
Try the sauteed dried string beans and the Young Chow (sometimes written, "yang chow" ) Fried Rice.Prepared in a quality restaurant, Delicious!
Just be aware that a lot of places add red pepper flakes to the string beans, so if that's a concern, be sure to tell them how hot/mild you want them.
re: Tay
I love dried sauteed string beans. all the sichuan places in NY top it with minced pork. I also order chow fun more than lo mein. Love those noodles.
I stopped geting sesame noodles because if you order from the wrong place, you get thick overcooked spaghetti drenched in peanut butter.
Where available, I tend to lean towards the spicy sichuan food. Double cooked pork, sauteed noodles with minced pork, ants in a tree (which i've only seen on one menu but is a great noodle and minced chicken/pork dish), salt and pepper shrimp. I avoid General Tso, Sesame Chicken, Sweet and Sour dishes.
I also occassionally order the roasted meats, like Roast Pork over Rice or Roast Duck and steamed pork buns.
Most Chinese take-out menus have dishes with extremely vague names, like "Amazing Chicken," "Spicy Ma La Beef," or "Ma Po Tofu," without any explanation. I never seem to want to risk trying these dishes, and like Chinon00, I've tumbled into a delicious rut: egg roll, pork egg foo young, pork fried rice, fried dumplings, and/or hot and sour soup. I realize that egg foo young is no more Chinese than I am, but it's a dish I remember having on special occasions in my childhood, and I really can't resist it--on special occasions!
re: Tom Steele
I love MaPo Tofu...(it's ground pork and soft tofu in a black beanish sauce... real comfort food). I order or make it at home all the time.
The things I don't order are things I don't like. I don't order Fried Wontons or Sweet and Sour Anything (my friends call it "sugar meat"). Lemon Chicken... again, it's fried stuff with sweet sauce.
If you have the time, you can go online and search any of the names of things you don't know and find out what's in them. Although maybe not "Amazing Chicken" ; )
re: Jennalynn
Is MaPo Tofu difficult to make? My mom used to say it was her favorite but I've never found it on a menu (I very rarely eat at Chinese restaurants).
re: CraigH
Ma Po Tofu is very easy to make, there are also good box varieties in the Chinese markets. Also you can find it in many Japenese ramen restaurants. Ma po ramen is really good stuff as well.
re: Jennalynn
Thanks, Jennalynn, I'll definitely try MaPo Tofu next time the urge for Chinese grabs us (about once a week, lately!).
re: Tom Steele
It IS really good!
re: Tom Steele
Be aware that there is "real" MaPo (spicy! hot-and-numbing) and suburban American MaPo (not).
re: Aromatherapy
Whoa! OK, I had to order it today and mentioned that I was the friend of a special coustomer who is Chinese, remember us? "Oh yes, I remember you" and I get the MaPo Tofu. It was "real". Lips on fire, sweat beads at the hairline. I have to admit I forgot how spicy hot and numbing it it can be. But good, good, good.
re: Tom Steele
You need to find a restaurant that has a written description of the dishes offered.
Even the little neighborhood takeout places around the corner, are starting to do that.
If not, stop by a biggger, more 'upscale' place and get one of their takeout menu's, or as Jenna suggested, check on line for menu's that have descriptions..
Try something in a small/pt size so it won't be too much of an investment if you don't like it. One tip: Never, ever order Pork Fried Rice. It's made up in uge batches early in the day and it just gets "refreshed" when needed. Try the house special Young Chow fried Rice. If it's too bland, AKA: Not salty enough, you can always add your own soy sauce. With all the other dishes/sauces, you won't want and certainly don't need the extra sodium.
re: Tay
Thanks for the sage advice, Tay. We'll definitely try Young Chow Fried Rice (the name of our preferred neighborhood purveyor is Young Chow, on Fourth Avenue between 13th and 14th Streets). And we won't order Pork Fried Rice any more. We'll also try the Sauteed Dried String Beans, especially if they "pork it up" at Young Chow. Thanks again!
My late favorite is Shrimp with cashews. Comes with the baby corn little mushrooms along with the shrimp and nuts. Sesame chicken is another thing we order allot.
I'm a big fan of just about anything in garlic sauce - chicken, shrimp, even just veggies.
One other dish I really like is cashew chicken, but I've noticed that different restaurants make it in a wide variety of ways - some use all white meat, some diced white and dark, some with mixed veggies, some with just celery and water chestnuts...anyone else noticed that?
re: Suzy Q
Definitely: my wife and I abjectly loved the Cashew Chicken (extra spicy) from the local Chinese restaurant the last place we lived. We'd tried Cashew Chicken all over the country since then in the hopes of finding something even close....no luck so far. And none of the versions we've tried have been similar to one another to any great extent either.
Our current favorite "new" dish from our new local place is a Chicken and Eggplant with Basil, Garlic sauce over rice noodles. Like Tay mentioned about Chow Fun (which we also always order, every time no matter what) it's amazingly comforting with the wide rice noodles and has some great flavor and good heat.
I don't order General Tso anything, chow mein/chop suey (don't even know what the latter looks like), I have, however, ordered fried fish with sweet bananas and fried apple sticks from my local takeout joint, which were surprisingly good (do they count? Hey, I did order them from a Chinese takeout!).
I am a big fan of moo goo gai pan as long as it is not over-sauced. I love that it is loaded with a large variety of veggies, and at the place I go, uses only white meat chicken. I also love my local take-outs chicken with mushrooms in garlic sauce. Not typical menu fare, but soo good, and I am sure most resto.s would make it.
Some things I never order are orange chicken, lemon chicken, or fried items such as crab rangoon or egg rolls. I will eat the fried items when dining in, but they have to be piping hot and frsh otherwise they tend to just taste greasy to me.
i never order anything sweet and sour. yuck.
for take-out i also avoid anything that has to be fresh from the wok or deep fryer to taste its best. like fish, fried wontons, etc.
Chinese take out in suburban Pittsburgh isn't all that great. Luckily there's one place that's been excellent for us, but they specialize in Cantonese and I don't care much for water chestnuts or baby corn, so I avoid items with those. Happily this same place offers a version of General Tso's doesn't involve thick crispy batter which puts that dish back in play after years of going without. They also do an awesome Singapore noodle.and an astounding eggplant in garlic sauce, and I understand those are not oft-ordered items around here.
I rarely order cold sesame noodles here because they are uniformly awful compared to what I used to get in CT/NYC/Boston take out joints.
re: linguafood
Hey, that's MY response. LOL
Additionaly, we never order fried rice, fried dumplings, won ton, chop suey, or anything sweet & sour. Those marishino cherries just don't belong there. Also don't like baby corn, so don't order anything with them included.... or if DC wants the dish, I just avoid them.
Love Chow Fun!!! Love steamed vegetable dumplings.
I am also anti sweet and sour anything and avoid most fried items on the menus.
I second (third? fifth?) the chow fun love -- the wide noodles are just so damn good.
I tend to be drawn to anything that says "double mushroom" -- I love those big fat black mushrooms. A perfect Chinese standard dish for me is garlicky chicken with double mushrooms and bok choy.
I love ordering eggplant dishes at Chinese restaurants -- its always all stew-y and rich tasting.
When I was a little girl I always ordered shrimp in lobster sauce. I haven't had it in at least a decade, but have been craving that eggy sauce.
The Chinese soups are usually delicious. Hot and sour may be typical -- but it's damn good. I also like the war won ton from time to time.
Scallion pancakes are also tasty!
re: burritobelle
Those eggplants are so tasty because they're fried. Sadly.
re: piccola
I don't think they're always fried. Where I live (SF bay area), I've rarely encountered a fried one. However, they are sauteed in copious amounts of oil, and eggplant is so spongy it just soaks it all up. So, I agree, not healthy.
re: piccola
the eggplants might also be tasty because they're eggplants...
re: piccola
Are you saying that they are 'deep fried?' That is not always the case, maybe where you order eggplant, but not all places fry them.
re: justagthing
They're not deep fried, but they are shallow fried in a ton of oil (at least in every chinese restaurant I've been to that I've seen this dish in).
re: Humbucker
Stir fried or in a casserole is most common and the amount of oil depends on the cook/restaurant. Most of the places that I have gone to fortunately, do not use too much oil.
re: Humbucker
I didn't mean deep-fried, just shallow-fried. But that's still tons of oil.
re: piccola
Some places will "blanch" the eggplant in oil prior to stir frying. This is one way of maintaining the vibrant purple colour on the skins while having the inside as tender as a long roasted eggplant..
re: burritobelle
What is war won ton? I see it at the place we like to go to but it only comes in a quart and has no description. If it's really good, though, I'll give it a shot!
re: spellweaver16
The only time I had war won ton it was a hearty won ton soup with veggies, pork, shrimp and chicken along with the won tons.
re: Pampatz
Wow, that sounds great! I'll have to try it.
re: spellweaver16
"war" or "wor" means everything. so it basically means you get a wonton with shrimp, pork & veggies instead of just pork.
re: soypower
Barley noodles? Never seen those. But I've had salt&pepper tofu, and it was fantastic.
re: piccola
the bright green of the noodles is truly a sight to behold...they are also hand shaved, so you get really big irregular pieces. chewy and oh so yummy. :o)
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re: swsidejim
I agree. I'm starting to wonder if any local places use actual crabmeat in their dishes? WIth that in mind, I usually just stick to seafood I can "verify" :-}
re: swsidejim
I forgot about tofu. I love the stuff, but it is never prepared how I lke it. I want it crispy on the outside and soft in the middle, not just mush. For awhile I tried to get across this desire, but it is one of the few things I can do well at home so I gave up.
re: ArikaDawn
If you eat at Japanese restaurants, look for Atsuage Tofu.
Just what you're describing.
re: Jennalynn
There's something that's served in many (at least it used to be popular, less so now) Cantonese restaurants (although I really don't know the origins), basically it's like a tofu "fritter" with chopped skitake and preserved sausage served with a light brown sauce. It's called "pei pah to fu" (I just noticed another thread talking about it, they use this term 琵琶豆 "fu"... my memory may be failing me... but I thought it was related to the "skin" character).
Also, some places will offer pepper and salt 椒鹽 tofu as well, which is basically like the normal pepper and salt pork chop/shrimp but using fried pieces of tofu... that's a dish with a crispy exterior and a soft interior.
You just can't go wrong with Moo Goo Gai Pan, but most people look at me strangely when I order it. It's definitely one of those things that more people should order, because it's such a flavorful, simplistic dish.
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I agree about the dry-fried greenbeans. I'm recovering from a Singapore noodle addiction, this is a noodle stir fry flavored with curry. A friend from Singapore says it's not authentic but it's still pretty good.
Have to echo the sweet and sour. A colleague of mine ordered it for lunch the other day and the day-glow color of it was alarming!
I never order chow mein, the fried rices, but I confess being a sucker for a good egg foo young, crispy tofu and garlic sauces. I find a lot of Chinese places make very greasy, oily food, so I tend to prefer Vietnamese or Thai.
Not widely available, but if you see "Chinese Broccoli" or "Gai Lan" on the menu (with anything), try it! Sort of like a milder version of Broccoli Rabe.
Moogoo, chop suey, triple delight. I'm a big fan of House Special Soup, although it seems that's starting to disappear off the menus. And I really wish they served St. Paul sandwiches around here; basically, egg foo yung on Wonder Bread.
I've also found that in urban areas, Chinese carryouts can have some excellent American standards. I've found a couple places in DC that serve perfectly fried chicken wings, deep fried hot with blistery skin like a potato chip, simply seasoned with salt and pepper. Also, a few do some surprisingly good cheesesteaks. I was expecting some processed Steak Ums meat, but instead got shredded ribeye on a decent sub roll, but for some reason you have to tell them not to cut it into four pieces.
Can't stand sweet-and-sour ANYTHING. A co-worker ordered something called "Crystal Scallops" which seemed like it was swimming in Karo syrup. She got violently ill after that.
No sweet and sour, usually no shrimp or crab, definitely no bok choy braised with a big hunk of fatty pork-tastes great but the fat will kill me. No fried rice either.
Love kung pao beef, almost any tofu dish, mu shu pork and spicy sesame fried eggplant.
Currenty searching for a Taiwanese dish phonetically pronounced jow jon min. Sort of like Chinese chili mac. Spaghetti, ground meat (I think pork), a small diced brown skinned mushroom in a spicy brown sauce. This is my absolute fav when I can find it.
re: Pampatz
That chinese chili mac sounds tasty. Oddly enough, it reminds me of the northeast diner staple "American chop suey." Pretty much browned beef, tomatoes, onions, green peppers, mushrooms, macaroni, and assorted spices.
re: Pampatz
Pampatz, could this be cha chiang mien? I've only had it once, but it sounds similar to what you're looking for. Though I've not had it with the mushroom.
re: silleehillee
i love the korean/chinese dish called jja jiang myun (black bean sauce noodles). sometimes, when i'm hard up, i'll get the instant ramen version: chapaghetti...
other korean/chinese favorites:
jampong (spicy seafood noodle soup)
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Where's the best place to get smart about money? Consider the Chicago Public Library.
This is MoneySmart Week in Chicago, sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank, the city, the Chicago Sun-Times and the business and financial community. Activities abound for all ages, all ethnic groups and all levels of financial sophistication.
Many of those activities will take place at the city's libraries.
The commissioner of the public library system, Mary A. Dempsey, was one of the first supporters of MoneySmart Week when it started three years ago. Why?
"MoneySmart Week is about financial literacy," she said. "And I think our society needs greater understanding of personal finances. We reach people in 78 neighborhoods in the city, offering opportunities for lifelong learning. Financial literacy fits right into that."
So this month at local libraries, you'll see programs like "Money Savvy Generation," co-sponsored by LaSalle Bank, where teens and their parents can sign up for sessions where they'll receive a free financial organizing system called Cash Cache -- and lessons in the importance of saving, investing and controlling your money.
If your library card has expired, you might want to visit your local library. You'll be surprised at the differences. Since Dempsey became commissioner in 1994, Chicago's public library system has opened 32 new neighborhood libraries and has an additional nine facilities under construction.
The libraries have been modernized. Don't look for that old card catalog. Now you'll search on a computer.
Behind it all: money. Dempsey initiated a capital program and raised $150 million in city-backed bonds. With a $94 million annual budget, the library system is run like a corporation, while providing a valuable public service.
Dempsey began her career as a public librarian in suburban Hillside, where she started working part-time for 75 cents an hour at age 14. She has a master's degree in library science from the University of Illinois. But a stint working as a legal assistant in a law firm convinced her to get her law degree from DePaul. She practiced law at major Chicago law firms before Mayor Daley talked her into taking the library commissioner's post a decade ago. It's more than a full-time job to her -- it's a consuming passion.
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"A lot of us arrived here together 10 years ago. The first thing we started with was a strategic plan and a mission statement -- and a goal to rebuild our physical infrastructure and our human infrastructure.
"First we created a staff development and training program. There had never been one before. In fact, this week we held our 10th institute program, closing every library, and bringing all the staff downtown for workshops to broaden their horizons. We also offer up to 3,000 hours of training each year to each member of our staff -- in everything from library sciences and computer literacy to how to deal with people issues or organize book discussion groups.
"We get employees involved at all levels in talking about books and understanding books and promoting books. And we have educational programs built around a theme. So they can encourage others to enjoy reading."
Dempsey pointed to a frame on her bookshelf, displaying the mission statement the team created 10 years ago. It concludes with the statement, "We believe in the freedom to read, to learn to discover." Said Dempsey: "It's very simple but we measure everything against it."
On money
Her own lessons in financial literacy started early.
"I made 75 cents an hour, and saved every dime so I could afford to go to college. And the first time I ever withdrew money from my account was to pay $50 for my high school class ring. That was a big deal, so I remember that.
"My deal with my parents was that if you wanted to go to college you needed a scholarship and jobs, and they would make up the difference. I'm one of five kids, and all of us worked."
Is she inherently a saver or a spender?
"I think I'm a little of each. I don't think I've ever spent foolishly, but I also believe that you don't save every single dime, and that you make money to enjoy it, or to help other people. My family was very smart about saving and spending, and we always went to Catholic schools, and we never felt deprived. But we always saw our parents saving money for our tuition. I got a full scholarship to graduate school in library science. Later, I worked 30 hours a week at a law firm, while I went to law school full time."
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In 1992, she married prominent Chicago attorney Phil Corboy. Both are recognized for their civic and philanthropic commitment to the community, but their lives are complicated. Saturday, she gave the commencement address at the graduate program at Dominican University in River Forest, while he gave the commencement address at Loyola University Law School.
It's tough enough to organize their schedules. But now my favorite, and most intrusive, question: How do they handle their money?
"Basically, we each do our own thing, though if it's a major purchase, we discuss it. We have a family foundation because we both believe you have to give to charity....
"We just started a program with Phil's eight grandchildren -- ages 7 to 19 -- who each year will research an appropriate charity, and write a letter explaining to the foundation why it should make a small grant."
On MoneySmart Week
Dempsey reminded me that all library activities are listed at www.chicagopubliclibrary.org, which gets 13 million hits a month.
A final thought from Dempsey: "People are afraid to ask fundamental questions about saving, spending and investing. The resources of the library offer a non-confrontational way to learn. This week is a big event, but remember that our book collection will always be here."
As I left, Dempsey offered me a tour of the newly created, ground-floor Popular Library in the Harold Washington library center. She suggested I check out a copy of The Coast of Chicago by Stuart Dybek, being read as part of One Book One Chicago this year.
I sheepishly confessed that my library card expired. No problem. Dempsey took my business card, and said she'll have a new library card sent to me. In the meantime, she whipped out her own library card and signed out the book for me. Now all I have to worry about is returning it before they start charging overdue fees.
Terry Savage is a registered investment adviser, and appears weekly on WMAQ-Channel 5's 4:30 p.m. newscast. Distributed by Creators Syndicate.


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All those complaints... but we still kept watching!
Published at 08:55, Saturday, 09 June 2012
We Brits have an intriguing approach to national occasions of historic importance – particularly the royal ones.
We want to watch them on TV. We'd prefer to see them on the BBC. And then we enjoy having a high old time indignantly hammering the Beeb for what a rotten job was done.
The Diamond Jubilee Thames Pageant (BBC1) was a case in point. The biggest case in point of the Jubilee weekend, if truth be told.
A huge audience of nearly 11 million turned on for the much-maligned pageant coverage on Sunday afternoon. If the complaints that followed could be taken as a simple, truthful snap of how many turned off, BBC bosses should be worried.
They weren't turning off. British Beeb-bashers aren't ever that straightforward. But corporation bosses should still be worried. They got it wrong.
The BBC served up Fearne Cotton's jive steps; John Sargent's embarrassed clown act; a bizarre and unfunny episode with Sandy Toksvig, Griff Rhys Jones and other payrolled friends on their own (borrowed) boat; Ben Fogle rowing a boat – and then rowing it some more.
Huw Edwards opened the proceedings with a monologue that repeated the word "nice" at least a dozen times in 15 minutes.
Goodness only knows how many times over four hours "iconic buildings" and "Canaletto moments" were referred to. There appeared to have been scant attention paid to scripting interesting narrative and less still to rehearsing presentation.
In pole commentary position were the pretty but stammering ones – Matt Baker and Sophie Raworth.
Missing cues, uncertainly stumbling into their pregnant pauses and then shuffling back out of them with inane chatter, they were a long way from what we've learned to expect from commentaries on great national events.
It seemed the stance had been that the sillier the coverage could become, the more exciting it would be for everyone. And if celebrities could be coerced (as if!) into showing a face or a fake-tanned leg in the process, so much the better.
Defence, since those thousands of complaints hit the decks, has been that the BBC had been trying to be inclusive, upbeat, contemporary. The aim had been to avoid appearing stuffy and overly formal.
You can see their point. Expectations have moved on since the Coronation. But that tends to suggest they have risen, not fallen.
In pandering to celebrity culture and populist presentation, the BBC got it wrong. Or, to be a touch more generous, they failed to get it right.
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Freakish Paul Williams is the Best in the Sport
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16 April 2009
Paul Williams smashes a left behind the ear of wink Wright in their non title middleweight fight last Saturday April 11 at Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas. Williams hurled a unanimous decision ...
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How Many Punches Can Winky Block?
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
09 April 2009
MANDALAY MADNESS: Winky Wright, left, will face a tough match in the youngerPaul Williams on Saturday at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. Spit BucketHow many punches can Winky block?Few will doubt that Ronald ...
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The Other Ball Drops
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02 April 2009
With the Bruins and Trojans hoopsters aiming for the next year, the Clippers joining fray although their season is yet to conclude and the Lakers on a championship road to glory, the Dodgers will began ...
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A Live One For Pete's Sake
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
19 March 2009
Samuel Peter Goossen Tutor Promotions is christening the Nokia Theater at L.A. Live with its first boxing event on Friday March 27 featuring two ranked heavyweights with a combined record of ...
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Roy Jones Jr., He's Got Another Cockfight In Him
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
12 March 2009
I guess we haven't seen the last of Roy Jones Jr. yet after all, but as per the usual you will have to pay to see him. Jones will be returning to action next week in what is billed as a first ...
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Boxing And Music Merge At Planet Hollywood On March 21st
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
05 March 2009
The Theater of Performing Arts at Planet Hollywood will host an innovative first when Roy Englebrect Events in association with American Dream Promotions presents a new series; 'Rock This Box', ...
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Black Owner Wins NASCAR Event
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26 February 2009
Southern California once again played host to the Auto Club 500 at the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana. The races have clearly felt the financial crunch of our time due to the scattered empty seats in ...
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Why Winky? Paul Williams Says Why Not!
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
26 February 2009
It's not even a month away and probably not on your radar screen for a must watch event, but critics are already crying about Paul Williams fighting Winky Wright on April 11 at the Mandalay Bay ...
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Our Women, Our History
Written by Evan Barnes (Sports Editor)
26 February 2009
As Black History Month ends this weekend (and with Women's History Month starting Sunday), it is only appropriate that we spotlight the Black women who have made an impact in sports. While opportunities ...
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Fourth-quarter comeback helps Lawndale survives playoff opener
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19 February 2009
Trailing 62-54 in the fourth quarter, Lawndale Coach Alex Acosta told his team to come out aggressive and focused, hoping to avoid playing their last game at home. Consider the message delivered ...
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L.A.'s Defining Sports Moments
Written by Evan Barnes (Sports Editor)
19 February 2009
Los Angeles' legacy as a sports town didn't truly begin until 1958 when the Dodgers moved here from Brooklyn. In that half-century since, the City of Angels has produced its fair share of memorable moments. Here ...
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DON KING: Only in America'
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
05 February 2009
As we embark on the month where our African American heritage is celebrated most, I shadow boxed with the past and came to the future to profile our history into the fisticuff sport of boxing. Perhaps ...
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Sugar Shane Shines Brightest
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
29 January 2009
Kobe Bryant, Cuba Gooding, LaDanian Tomlinson, Lamar Odom are all stars on their own stage, but when they came to see Sugar Shane Mosley in his epic confrontation against Antonio Margarito, they played ...
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Dominating the East Beast
Written by Jim Hill
22 January 2009
I can't think of anymore the Lakers can do to convince the masses that they are the team to beat for the NBA championship, especially after their dominating victory over LeBron James and the Cleveland ...
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Showdown at Staples
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
22 January 2009
So much for the logic that Mix Martial Arts has passed the sport of boxing in popularity. Giant promotional company Golden Boy Promotions which launched its foundation on the heels of Oscar de la ...
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ANDRE BERTO: Is he willing to be great?
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
15 January 2009
His name has been on the HBO boxing radar for a long time. Hot shot power puncher who was deemed to wreck havoc on the welterweight division. His resume included seven first round knockouts, ...
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Lovely in Gold Cardinal Cool Too
Written by Jim Hill
08 January 2009
The USC Trojans began 2009 just like they began 2008 with a victory in the Rose Bowl and became the first team to capture three consecutive 'Granddaddy of Them All' on New Years day. So much ...
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1-on-1 with Great Shane
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
08 January 2009
With a pending defamation law suit swirling against BALCO founder Victor Conte and sweeping rumors about his alleged split with his wife Jin Mosley bubbling beneath the surface, Pomona born 'Sugar' ...
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Golden Ghosts
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01 January 2009
Local teams made a big splash in the playoffs, the Olympics came and went and 2008 left us with plenty of great memories. With no further adieu, here are the Top 10 stories in the sports world that ...
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Fighter of the Year: It's Chad Dawson by a nose
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
01 January 2009
The year of 2008 was not a spectacular year for the African American fighter as one after another went belly-up in the heavyweight division in an effort to thwart the Klitschko's, but there is ...
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Another taste of Sugar
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
18 December 2008
The 2008 boxing calendar will officially close on a whimper this week when Roman Karmazin meets Bronco McKart at the Hollywood Park Casino in Inglewood on Saturday evening. It is a bout that will ...
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Fools Gold: The Emperor is Naked
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
11 December 2008
LAS VEGAS-Man was I ever wrong and I've heard it loud and clear from Dave Smith of AM 830 whom I lost a Ruth Chris House steak dinner to, from James Wimberley who brutally let me have it after ...
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Pacquiao Does Not Measure Up To Statute of Golden Empire
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
04 December 2008
This is not a match made in boxing heaven. This is a match made in a boxing boiler room with a Swiss banker and a Harvard lawyer. Both Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer and Top Rank Inc. ...
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Following His Golden Rules
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27 November 2008
It is a rare occasion when an African American newspaper chronicles the exploits of an individual who is not Black unless that person holds a political position such as Mayor or does something that ...
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Shane, Antonio or Oscar; Come and Get Some
Written by Kenneth Miller ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR
20 November 2008
Some fighters just talk the talk and then there are those such as Paul "The Punisher" Williams who walks the walk. Pomona's Sugar Shane Mosley can be considered as one of those throwback ...
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Commonly know as a douche bag. Synonyms: Ivy, Tortuga. If you read this entry, chances are you are either a: a turtle, or b: an ivy.
Ivy is such a turtle. She is douchie.
โดย i hate turtles 13 ธันวาคม 2010
Noun- walking soup mix
dude that turtle was delicious
โดย A Stillisano 20 ตุลาคม 2009
When a person is so drunk, they fall over and try to get up, but just rock back and forth on their back. Thus creating "the turtle"
Yo check out that chick turtleing... Should we help her? nah
โดย Count of Monte Cristi 06 กันยายน 2009
(n) really funny person who acts slow like a turtle in class
Tom: Wow turtle says the dumbest things, but they are so funny.
โดย Chris Wold 24 เมษายน 2008
when you think you're just going to fart, but the end of a turd pops its little head out as well, then goes back in.
"Oh scuse me, I farted. Eww, that was a close one!"
- "What , did you shit yourself finally?"
"No but I think I had a turtle."
- "What , did you shit yourself finally?"
"No but I think I had a turtle."
โดย Dervla Ann 18 กรกฎาคม 2003
A boy who likes to make fun of people then hide before the people can respond.
calling an innocent girl a pinstripe then not telling her what it means and getting mad when she calss him turtle
โดย diljessika. 06 มีนาคม 2010