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- Mr. Taster May 12, 2005 04:52 PM
I'm ashamed and embarrassed.
I've never tasted banh mi. (see link below to LA Times piece for Ask Mr. Gold)
Unlike the poster in this article, I will drive as far as need be for the tastiest representation of said product.
So my question to you, dear hounds, is this... where can the best example of such a thing?
Rosemead doesn't sound so far to me :-)
Also, what is it about these sandwiches that is so extraordinary, and what is it about your individual LA picks that make them so unique and special when compared to others?
Many thanks in advance, fellow 'hounds
Mr. Taster
What's great about banh mi is that they are incredibly cheap, pack a wallop of flavour, and are totally filling -- one sandwich at my choice below is enough for lunch, and I'm a big guy. You can't beat $2 for lunch. They're meat of your choice, plus garlic mayonnaise, pickled radish and carrot, chili peppers and cilantro (fresh coriander) on a crusty ten-inch baguette. Terrific taste and absolutely unbeatable value.
Well, the one that started the craze is Lee's Sandwiches, on Valley Blvd in Alhambra. But for my money, the best are in a little shop called Saigon at 301 N Garfield in Monterey Park. It's across from a takeout dimsum place (which is also pretty good). It's not as expensive as Lee's ($2 per sandwich at Saigon) and you get a LOT of filling, particularly if you can pronounce the order in Vietnamese.
If you're in Westminster, there's Banh Mi So 1 at 8948 Bolsa (and Magnolia), which has the cheapest -- $1.50 each, three for $3. I will warn you that at Banh Mi So 1 ("bahn mee shoh mutt") the vibe is Asian, not American, and so orderly lines are not going to be a feature. Just wade in (especially if you're tall -- my orders are always marked "My to", which means "big American"), watch for the old ladies with the canes, and know what you want so you can shout it.
re: Das Ubergeek
My favorite is Banh Mi Che Cali on Brookhurst near McFadden.
BBQ Pork or the Combination (dac biet) is the way to go.
re: elmomonster
Yeah, I like this place too. I used to like the pho joint behind it (thanh long?) but I go to Thanh My or Pho 54 nowadays.
I do enjoy eating at converted Taco Bells. About a year ago, I ate at Haru Bang, a place on Beach (Buena Park?) which is also housed in a converted Taco Bell. The food was alright,but nothing to write home about. They serve the Korean business worker types in the area.
Do yourself a favor and drive to Westminster. Although there are some pretty darn good banh mi in SGV the best, IMHO, are in Westminster. There is banh mi cali che, top baguette and Mr. Baguette, all of which have been discussed heavily on this board. Another plus if you drive to westminster, is that it is the best representation of Vietnamese food. The best pho and other national dishes await you (not to mention an awesome cultural experience...go to ABC market)
re: Mr. Roboto
Yes, don't wait too long. BUT...If you must wait, then ask to put the pickled veggies in a separate bag.
Then when you get home, heat your oven to 350 or so. Then toast the sandwich for 8-10 minutes. Don't allow to color, just to crisp up the crust.
Take out of the oven and then stuff the veggies into it.
What you'll get will be heaven sent. Crispy, crackly crust, warm soft bread interior, cool veggies and sublime meats.
For vegetarian banh mi (meaning sandwiches with fake meat, not ones with no meat), I love Baguette Express. They also have shrimp banh mi and very nice Vietnamese iced coffee. It is also a bit more comfortable and more sparklingly clean than many other SGV banh mi joints.
Baguette Express
400 E. Valley Blvd.
San Gabriel (I think.)
re: snaj
In Westwood Village near UCLA there is East West Sandwich. They serve Banh Mi as well as attempt to apply the banh mi concept to other asian cuisines.
The only good ones are the classic Vietnamese selection IMHO.
re: tru like tru dat
The compromise in authenticity isnt worth it. Make the drive, make a day of it
re: Mealcentric
East-West is horrendous. Even the "Vietnamwich" is a pale comparison.
It's thirty-five minutes from Westwood to Rosemead if you don't try to go when it's all trafficky (meaning evening rush hour, 3:30 to 7:30 M-F). I used to work out there, it's not that bad of a drive. And you can stop at Shau May on Garfield just north of Garvey (next to ABC Cafe) and get Taiwanese slush.
re: Das Ubergeek
Yeah, East West isn't great, but since I don't drive I'm not left with many options. If I could drive I'd gladly head to Westminster for my banh mi fix, until then I'll have to settle while I crave proper Saigonese streetfood again.
my favorite banh mi place is banh mi che cali. there are two, i go to the one on bolsa. my favorite is the barbequed pork (thit nuong). you may want to take it home with the pickled veggies separate and toast it up a bit. put the veggies back, add a little bit of sriracha and maggi sauce, and you've got a little bit of heaven.
re: c8
So far, bahn mi che cali has been my favorite as well. Best overall sandwich and value.
Mr. Baguette has good sesame bread, but the bread at che cali is also good, and the fillings are much less skimpy. Ba Le has the best bbq pork meat, imo, but not so good on the critical bread factor.
I LOVE the Bahn Mi from Pho 79 (on Garfield & Main in Alhambra). I always get the one with "Vietnamese Ham". Perfect baguette, butter, ham, cilantro, pickled carrots, jalapeno. So good. I got one from Mr Baguette once and was thrown for a loop when I tasted the Pate -was totally not expecting it as the ones I was used to did not have it. I usually get a couple to go with the veggies on the side and nuke them for a little bit - the bread gets this fantastic chewy texture - heaven on earth!! ;-)


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Why Did Saudi Arabia Buy Chinese Missiles?
The real question is why are we only hearing about it now.
Jeff Stein of Newsweek has reported that "a well-placed intelligence source" has confirmed that Saudi Arabia purchased Chinese-made DF-21 ballistic missiles in 2007 -- apparently with the approval of the George W. Bush administration.
It's the first intelligence source to confirm, albeit anonymously, something that's long been rumored. It is a good bit of reporting -- and I say this not simply because Stein quotes me. If Saudi Arabia bought the missiles in 2007, it has taken a long time for a reporter to get a source to actually confirm the suspected sale. But the timing of the leak isn't surprising. Saudi Arabia is growing increasingly concerned about Iran, and over the past few years it has started talking a lot about its Strategic Missile Force. In the course of doing so, Riyadh has hinted that it has bought at least two new types of ballistic missiles -- one of which is possibly the medium-range DF-21, which, in China, comes in both conventional and nuclear flavors.
The Saudi Strategic Missile Force dates to the 1980s, when Prince Khalid bin Sultan -- then commander of the Air Defense Force -- traveled to China to purchase DF-3 missiles. The Dong Feng 3, or "East Wind 3," is also medium-range and nuclear-capable, but it uses liquid fuel and is not very mobile. So, many folks expected that the Saudis would eventually replace or augment it, either with another purchase from China or with one from Pakistan. In 1999, Prince Sultan, then the defense minister, visited Kahuta Research Laboratories in Pakistan, where A.Q. Khan was enriching uranium and building copies of North Korea's Nodong missile, which Pakistan calls the Ghauri. At the time, one U.S. administration official told the New York Times that the visit was "definitely eyebrow raising."
A few years ago, Jonathan Scherck, a former U.S. intelligence contractor, published a book called Patriot Lost, alleging that China delivered new DF-21 ballistic missiles to Saudi Arabia in 2003-2004. (He has also written a thinly veiled screenplay.) Although Scherck occasionally veers toward the conspiratorial, he's believable when he sticks to what he knows. The book's passages about how the intelligence community monitors changes in missile deployments by tracking construction at bases and the shipping practices of certain Chinese proliferators struck me as informed. Some of his details are wrong, and Scherck clearly wrote the book from memory, which is a fragile thing. But the U.S. government is concerned enough that it's pursuing legal action to seize any money Scherck's made on the book and prevent its further distribution. He's not making all this up.
Stein's reporting would seem to move this story forward, giving us an intelligence source and a possible explanation for why Scherck's interest in the sale was unwelcome.
It used to be that Saudi Arabia did not want to call attention to its budding missile force. Khalid shrouded his '80s trip to China, and the ensuing shipments, in secrecy. Although news of the sale eventually broke, and although information about Saudi Arabia's new missile bases near Sulayyil and Jufayr appeared in the press, Saudi officials kept mum.
In his 1996 memoir, Desert Warrior, Khalid finally shared a few details. He tells an anecdote that captures the initial Saudi concern for secrecy. Khalid recalls how a young soldier stationed at one of the bases revealed its location to his father over the telephone, unaware that his calls were monitored. The old man, according to Khalid, figured his kid was up to no good and lying about being posted to a secret missile base in the desert. Khalid, initially not sure what to do about the breach of operational security, claims he ultimately decided to relocate the old man and make him the base's imam in order to keep him quiet. I don't know if the story is true -- maybe Khalid was just trying to refute rumors that the bases were staffed by Chinese -- but the point is that, other than Khalid's memoir, Saudis simply didn't talk much about the Strategic Missile Force. Until now.
What's changed, of course, is Iran. As concern grows in Riyadh about Iran's nuclear and missile capabilities, the Saudi press is simply talking a lot more about the country's arsenal of conventionally armed ballistic missiles. There is also the Internet, where there is a lot of easy-to-find chatter about Saudi capabilities. The result is a field day for open-source analysis.
Saudi officials have been more transparent as well. For example, in 2010, Khalid -- by then deputy defense minister -- cut the ribbon on a new headquarters building in Riyadh for the Strategic Missile Force. Saudi officials released a number of images of the building, both inside and out, and you can see it in satellite photos.
Moreover, since about 2007, the Saudi press has covered graduation ceremonies from the Strategic Missile Force school in Wadi ad-Dawasir. Here is Maj. Gen. Jarallah bin Mohammed Al-Alwit, the current commander of the Saudi Strategic Missile Force, giving a commencement address:
Thanks to the flood of media coverage, it's actually quite easy to piece together the base structure of the Saudi Strategic Missile Force. Most of the bases have a residential area with houses, schools, mosques, and so forth. There is a second "tactical area," which can be located several or even tens of kilometers away, where the missiles and launchers are located. My colleague Sean O'Connor described some of these locations in great detail in a recent Jane's article. Others are just coming into view.
The most interesting image, however, is this picture of Khalid's replacement -- the recently removed Deputy Minister of Defense Prince Fahd -- visiting the Strategic Missile Force headquarters in Riyadh. Now, it is normal for the Saudi Strategic Missile Force to give a visiting dignitary a gift -- you know, something classy like a solid gold falcon in a glass case. In this instance, however, there is something much more interesting in the glass case: three missiles.
The missile on the far left is a DF-3 of the sort that Saudi Arabia purchased from China in the late 1980s. But the other two? One might be a DF-21 with a very pointy nosecone. What's amazing is that the glass case suggests yet another missile sale we don't know about -- from China, Pakistan, or who knows where.
Here is an illustration from the U.S. National Air and Space Intelligence Center's report Ballistic and Cruise Missile Threat that shows some of the candidates.
Although the NASIC illustration doesn't show it, Chinese missiles like the DF-15 and DF-21 come in "C" variants with an elongated nosecone for accurate conventional munitions. Stein reports that, when the 2007 shipment of Chinese missiles arrived, "Two analysts [from the Central Intelligence Agency] subsequently traveled to Saudi Arabia, inspected the crates and returned satisfied that the missiles were not designed to carry nukes." If I had to guess how Saudi Arabia might reassure the United States that its purchase was intended to carry conventional and not nuclear weapons, I would guess it relates to the payload and dimensions of the nosecone. If the missiles have a narrow reentry vehicle with lots of weight dedicated to guidance systems, there probably isn't a lot of room for the sort of nuclear weapon that China or Pakistan could sell to Saudi Arabia, or that the Saudis could develop themselves.
But, holding aside the question of which missiles are in the glass case, it is pretty obvious that someone is trying to tell us something.
In his memoir, Khalid talks about the decision to buy the first generation of Saudi missiles in secret. On the one hand, it makes sense that Saudi Arabia wanted to have an operational missile force before anyone was the wiser, so that it could present the United States and others with a fait accompli. Then again, the whole point of having a deterrent force is lost if you keep it a secret! So the Saudis had to tell their neighbors sooner or later. Here is how Khalid described Saudi thinking:
The effectiveness of a deterrent capability depends on a potential enemy knowing of its existence. When our Strategic Missile Force was close to being operational, I wrote an analysis for the high command suggesting that, if our acquisition of Chinese missiles was not detected by November 1988, this would be an advantage; if not by February 1989, this would be greatly in our favor; if, however, it was not detected by June 1989, we should consider leaking the news ourselves as the object of acquiring the weapon would not have been achieved. As it happened we had no need to do so, because the Americans broke the news first.
With the DF-21 sale, the U.S. intelligence community kept quiet, perhaps because Saudi Arabia let them inspect the shipments. Now that the deal is done, it makes sense for the Saudis to start dropping hints. Gilded hints, in glass cases, perhaps. I wonder, though, if anyone at the CIA expected to see two new missiles in the case.
However many missiles the Saudis may have bought, Riyadh is now eager to publicize its growing capabilities. The Saudis have been making very clear over the past year that they are not happy campers, as symbolized by their recent decision to reject a long-sought Security Council seat over frustration with policies regarding Syria and Iran. Highlighting the Strategic Missile Force is another reminder to the United States that Saudi Arabia can look out for number one if negotiations with Iran don't pan out. If those talks collapse, who knows what we're likely to start seeing in glass cases.
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- Release Date: Nov 13, 2006
- Summary: Medieval 2: Total War boasts an impressive array of new graphical and gameplay enhancements, including the capability for a massive 10,000 dynamic characters to be taken into battle at any one time. On top of this, The Creative Assembly have implemented a fully redesigned multiplayer mode that offers a dynamic multi-battle campaign bolstered by an unprecedented level of visceral combat choreography that reflects the brutality of medieval warfare. Set in the most turbulent and bloody era in European history, Medieval 2: Total War allows gamers to lead their armies across the battlefields of Europe and the Holy Land before discovering the Americas and doing battle with the fearsome Aztecs. Medieval 2: Total War offers a vastly enhanced terrain model to create new graphically rich environments portraying breathtaking cliff top castles and enhanced settlement features that are unique to each civilisation. [Sega]… Expand
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Mesmerisingly challenging... If there's another wargame that blends geopolitics with tactics this brilliantly, or portrays war so memorably, then I'm unaware of it... The new king of wargames. [Dec 2006, p.56]
While the slightly glitched real-time battles may not be all that much different from Rome's, and naval battles and new multiplayer options are still conspicuous by their absence, there's simply no way that any selfrespecting strategy fan can spend this Christmas doing anything other than rampaging across the world on a whirlwind of medieval conquest.
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It's true that the developers really missed an opportunity to rework the interface but the graphics upgrade and new campaign options are more than enough to satisfy the legions of Total War fans.
Medieval II: Total War would've easily been much more memorable if it wasn't for a few questionable balancing and AI issues that sadly knock its spot from receiving a better score. It is still the most rewarding and exciting Total War experience though.
There are still some strange artificial intelligence quirks in both the turn-based and real-time aspects of the game, and it appears that the Total War franchise is starting to steer away from more casual players who would prefer a little less realism in their game. Still, Medieval II presents a great challenge.
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MEXICO CITY Mexicos crude steel production totaled 8.82 million tonnes for the first half, down 1.2 percent year on year, according to figures released Oct. 23 by national steel association Canacero.
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This three-bedroom, traditional Charente house has been transformed by the owner into a spacious and bright holiday gîte, fitted with all modern conveniences and opening onto a wonderful Mediterranean garden with a swimming pool (occasionally used by the owner). The owner, a landscape gardener, has created a lovely garden with palms, olive trees, yuccas and exotic plants, blended with several water features and areas to relax in. The pool water is kept sparkling clean by circulating it through an eco-system of water plants, much the same principle as with a mountain stream. The Roman city of Saintes is a 10-minute drive, with its street markets, cafés and restaurants and is located on the banks of the River Charente. Beaches are just over half an hour away, the zoo at La Palmyre is one of the best in Europe and there are vineyard and distillery tours at Cognac.
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Washington Republicans held a "straw poll" over the last week of December to test the strength of the presidential candidate field. It pretty well mirrored Iowa and the nation…at that time.
Here's the breakdown, released yesterday by the Washington State Republican Party:
|Mitt Romney
|Newt Gingrich
|Ron Paul
|Rick Santorum
|Michele Bachmann
|Rick Perry
|Jon Huntsman
In that least week of 2011, Gingrich was starting to fade and Rick Santorum was just beginning an uptick in Iowa, and that can be read in to the Washington numbers. Swap those two results, and the top four look quite a bit like Iowa caucus results.
Remember: Washington is also a caucus state this year…as opposed to some strange hybrid of a caucus and a presidential primary, as it has been for the last couple of cycles.
Say what you will about Texas Gov. Rick Perry's "oops" moment — OK, so it was more than a full minute — but he at least parlayed it into an appearance on David Letterman.
He mocks himself by reading the Top 10 list.
OLYMPIA — For those who are Jonesing for some campaign-style polling, a Seattle political consulting firm is trying to supply a fix.
It has a new poll of 500 voters that suggest if the election were held today, Republican Rob McKenna would beat Democrat Jay Inslee for governor. And President Barack Obama would beat either of the two current GOP frontrunners, Rick Perry or Mitt Romney, for president in Washington state.
Two initiatives on this November's ballot would also pass, according to the Strategies 360 poll.
But there are some caveats and some details beneath the surface of the raw numbers, Kevin Ingham, the firm's vice president for polling, explained Monday morning in the big rollout of the numbers.
To read the rest of this item, click here to go inside the blog.
An independent conservative group, which apparently prefers Michele Bachman over Rick Perry as the Republican presidential nominee, has released a new video.
Perry, not surprisingly, has denounced it as "blatantly false."
Most notable thing about this ad: The narrator has a great Texas twang. (So great that it might not be real?)


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Just look at that fudge! Is your mouth watering, yet?
Who wouldn't want to try such delicious and moist morsels of fudge-chocolatey goodness?
CraftFail reader, Lauren, thought the same thing. She saw this photo on Pinterest and just HAD to try it.
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Intex River Run 1 Person River Tube
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Enjoy a relaxing afternoon in the Intex® River Run River Tube! Whether you want to float down the river or work on your tan in the pool, River Run 1 is designed to keep you cool and comfortable. A built-in backrest lets you sit back and relax, while you sip your favorite beverage from one of the two integrated cup holders. A mesh bottom lets you stay cool in the water on hot days. The River Run features two handles and a grab rope.
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In anticipation of projected budget shortfalls for the 2011-2012 school year, Interim Superintendent of Schools Dr. Lawrence Tihen has implemented a "hiring freeze" effective immediately.
Given the state is projecting a $3-$5 billion shortfall (which translates to about $52 million less for Lee County Public Schools) next fiscal year, it's vital the District review all aspects of operations - and one way to save dollars now is by implementing a hiring freeze.The freeze is not expected to affect teachers.
Dr. Tihen sent the the principals and department directors in Lee County the following letter via email:
Dear Principals and Department Heads:
The FY12 budget cycle is now in full gear, and I want to make sure I communicate clearly throughout the process so everyone is informed of our progress and challenges.
The Governor released his budget early this week - a budget that gives our school district a $52 million loss to contend with for next year (FY12). The Governor's budget is, of course, only the first draft of what our budget could be; the Legislature must do its work before our final budget is actually determined.
We hope that our final budget will be more generous; however, we believe several themes will be consistent in next year's budget:
1. Lower property taxes (which means less revenue for us;)
2. No replacement of stimulus funds, and;
3. Some percentage of employee contribution to the retirement fund.
If these things hold true, then major budget challenges will be:
1. Reinstatement of art and music at the elementary level despite decreasing revenue;
2. Reinstatement of planning at the secondary level despite decreasing revenue;
3. How to handle the competing interests of the desire for salary increases to offset retirement contribution, and declining revenue;
4. How to preserve enough reserves to protect us from more major cuts in 2012-2013.
I will continue to take a long term view of the budget as we strategize. A major priority is to limit reductions in staff. To this end, effective immediately, I am instituting a hiring freeze for all central office personnel positions. Any exceptions to this will have to be approved by me. This freeze does not affect school positions yet, but I ask principals to please be thoughtful about filling vacant positions.
Thank you for your assistance as we develop next year's budget. We have worked well together and come through some difficult times over the past several years, and we expect to do the same this year. We will work hard to provide the resources you need to be successful and to forward a positive educational experience to all students.


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Yardbird Southern Table & Bar
- Address:
1600 Lenox Avenue
Miami Beach, FL 33139Neighborhood:
Miami Beach / South Beach
- Cuisine:
SouthernPrice: $31 to $50
Yardbird Southern Table & Bar
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.runchickenrun.com/
- Phone: (305) 538-5220
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 12:00am; Brunch: Saturday 9:30am - 4:00pm, Sunday 9:30am - 4:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Comfort Food, Southern
- Executive Chef: Clayton Miller
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Chef's Table, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Smoking Area, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Yardbird Southern Table & Bar
Bringing the best fried chicken and freshest farm ingredients from Florida and Georgia to the table since 2011, Yardbird has since garnered the praises of the James Beard Foundation as a semi-finalist for "Best New Restaurant South" and as one of Bon Appétit's "50 Best New Restaurants" in 2012. Yardbird sticks to the values of tradition, family, and community with a menu of "soul-nurturing" dishes intended for sharing. A warm, comforting environment lets guests feel relaxed and at home while dining at Yardbird. Southern touches add to the nostalgia, like antique candlestick holders, wildflowers on all the tables, and handmade light fixtures outfitted with Edison bulbs in Mason jars.Continued
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- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelEnergetic
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- KellyJDined on 8/31/2014Frequent NYC brunch-ers visiting Miami for Labor Day weekend. Everything was perfect. Our table was ready when we arrived. Our server, Francisco was energetic & knowledgeable. It was very busy but we didn't feel rushed to leave for one second. The drinks were strong and delicious. The food was melt-in-your-mouth good. Special shout out to that amazing bacon hashbrown potato pancake that came with the hanger steak & eggs. Best brunch of my life & my girlfriend says it was the best meal of hers. No exaggeration. If you're visiting Miami, you would be doing yourself a serious injustice by not having brunch here.Special Features:
- Simply amazingButterfliesohmy1Dined on 8/29/2014I had the chicken n' watermelon n' biscuits with okra and sweet potatoes it was heaven!!!! I will totally go againSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really TastyLouUKDined on 8/27/2014Good advice from the waiter regarding portion size and the type of cocktails available. The chicken main was really good and would recommend. The Starwberry Balsamic Daiquiri and Watermelon Sling cocktails were amazing. Good atmosphere and decent prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!carolusaDined on 8/26/2014Fun take on southern food! The ambiance is fun and relaxed, both for couples and groups of friends. It is a very nice alternative in Miami. Would definitely come back!!Special Features:
- High End Fried Chicken!SpgesqVIPDined on 8/24/2014I had been wanting to try Yardbird for a long time. It lived up to the hype and was fun, but very noisy. The prices on the menu for Southern fried chicken were shocking, but it's South Beach after all (plus $15 valet parking). Actually, since they serve family style, 3 of us shared 2 small appetizers and 2 fried chicken entrees (one with waffle and spiced watermelon) and the overall price turned out to be reasonable (about $30pp). That was without drinks, coffee or dessert. The chicken was absolutely delicious and very different than KFC! So long as you are prepared for the sticker shock, it's a beautiful restaurant and a fun experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Highly RecommendedOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/24/2014A friend recommended Yardbird and I decided to visit while in Miami. I'm so glad we did! The food was great and the service was excellent. This will definitely be added to my go to list when I'm in SoBe.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Get the Chicken BiscuitsHWB4VIPDined on 8/24/2014Went for brunch and had the chicken biscuits to start (best I've ever had), BLT eggs benedict, and waffle. All of them were incredible, and to add to the great food, they were playing awesome music the whole time. Really lively crowd and cool decorations. I've heard dinner is great there too, but the brunch was awesome. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- iammrslawrenceDined on 8/23/2014As always the food at YardBird was amazing...I went with 2 friends and we ordered Shrimp and Grits, Smoked Brisket and the Elvis Pancakes.....Everything was great! I bring friends here anytime they come visit from out of town and they all love it! thanks again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great mealOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/20/2014Third time there. Third great meal. We had different waiters each time and all were able to guide us through selecting a great dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great findDawnDined on 8/20/2014So glad I found this restaurant. The Blackberry Bourbon Lemonade is a must have. The good is excellent and the service was greatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OMG! Food shouldn't be this good!FaylalaDined on 8/20/2014By far the best culinary experience I've had on south beach. But the good experienced it only enhanced by the superior customer service. I have never been escorted to the door and given salutations as I've left a restaurant, not until I went to Yardbird. They have top notch service an great food. What a great way to enjoy my birthday. I'll definitely be back whenever I'm in that part of town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bloody Mary's needs more focus..21hotsauceDined on 8/17/2014I heard great things about this place, and it is ALWAYS crowded. I loved the restaurant and where they sat us. I had a couple come in from out of town and we went for brunch...although their Bloody Mary's looked fabulous with the garnish, they were pretty bland and didn't think too much of the food except for the fantastic MAPLE/BACON glazed doughnut! AMAZING!!!! Husband had the chicken / waffles...pretty good. I guess I was so excited about going, sometimes that leaves you unsatisfied.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WeezieDined on 8/16/2014Good southern Stlye menu with a little miami spice kind of flare. I'm an Alabama girl and like to cook shrimp & grits but it was even better to have someone else cook them for me. They were delicious! The chicken & biscuits were fabulous too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The bestFoodieDined on 8/16/2014We loved this place- best southern food I've had anywhere!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous BrunchLove2TravelVIPDined on 8/16/2014This was our third visit, but the first for brunch. My son devoured the fried chicken which was excellent and we enjoyed for the third time our favorite appetizer of fried green tomatoes, pimento cheese, and pork belly--YUM!Special Features:
- Fabulous Southern FoodsgedcDined on 8/16/2014My husband and I got a recommendation to try Yardbird from a business associate of my husband. BOY WAS HE RIGHT!!! We stopped at Yardbird before heading across the Everglades. It was Saturday morning and we were extremely impressed with the food and the service. It's a very cool place. Country, but classy. The decor is farm stand and modern combined. We had the fried green tomato BLT with their home cured pork belly, frisee and pepper jelly. Scrumptious!!! We had the chicken liver toast...sooth and creamy pate on a great grilled bread. Our third pick was the "quiche of the day". It was light and fluffy, but full of flavor. We SHOULD have stopped, but we couldn't resist the chicken and biscuits. We ended up taking them to go!!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/14/2014Food was great. Bone marrow left something to be desired but everything else was amazing. Be sure to bring your appetite.Special Features:
- One of my favorites!!!SOBEKingDined on 8/14/2014I have eaten at this restaurant several times. I have no complaints and each visit is always as pleasant as the first. The staff are very friendly and the atmosphere is great!!! I love the details taken into consideration while designing this restaurant. There were no corners cut or lack of imagination. The food is great and I love the drinks as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- another satisfied customerWestcoast74Dined on 8/11/2014Searched for a great restaurant in the Miami area for my birthday dinner. Read their menu and knew it was the right choice. BlackBerry lemonade was the best drink ever. First time I had shrimp n grits; flavorful, creamy,simply delicious. I also enjoyed the fried green tomatoes w/pork belly. Service was excellent. We were able to store our luggage while dining. This is one spot I will definitely return to Miami.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Southern hospitalityBubblyDined on 8/10/2014We were recommended to go to Yardbird and it did not disappoint. Delicious and unusual food in a great atmosphere and we could hear ourselves speak.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 8/10/2014We enjoyed brunch, though it is a bit pricey...Probably could have done with a bit less food. Favorite dis was the fried green tomato "BLT"Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingAlanahlovesYardbirdDined on 8/9/2014Best food I have ever had, along with amazing service and dessert. This is a one of a kind place and it was just spectacular. I loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had the best birthdayTeeTeeDined on 8/9/2014What can I say! I love this restaurant. I had a last minute addition to my party and the staff were so gracious to accommodate us. The server was excellent and the food was superb. So good I went back the next day for brunch. Thank you Yardbird for making my birthday experience wonderful. When I am travel to Miami again, I WILL return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great brunch spot!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/9/2014We visited Yardbird for brunch as part of a bachelorette trip to Miami. Food was delicious, service was friendly- overall, great experience! Would recommend this place to others.Special Features:
- Busboys were a little too attentivedinerDVIPDined on 8/9/2014I really enjoyed the food but did not enjoy the experience. The busboys walked around our table at least once a minute, picking up whatever they could and wiping the table. While, the intentions may have been good, the effect was it made us feel rushed to leave. There was no wait at the time, so I can't think of any justifiable reason for the continual hovering.Special Features:
- The south in MiamiJuantroquelDined on 8/8/2014Nice southern food. Fried chicken the specialty. Nice Drinks and small bitesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- gotta try the Mac and cheese!aandujarDined on 8/8/2014Everything was excellent. The chicken was super fresh and crispy, the waffles and water melon super tasty, but the Mac and cheese was superb! Will come backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BdaluvsmiamiDined on 8/8/2014The food was simply delicious! Left there so satisfied!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- amazingburtons3Dined on 8/8/2014They set the scene from the moment you walk in. The atmosphere is very inviting. The service was too notch and the food was delicious.the best fried chicken I have ever tasted. It was my first time and definitely not my last.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent CuisineOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/4/2014LOVED our meal at Yardbird last week - wish I lived in Miami to visit often! The Fried Green Tomato BLT and Deviled Eggs were awesome appetizers, and the ribs and chicken were delicious. I'm still dreaming of my cheddar waffle and the green tomato chutney and the biscuits, with accompanying jam, were not to be forgotten. We had A LOT of food, more than three hungry adults could reasonably finish. Will definitely return the next time I'm in South Beach!Special Features:
- Over HypedatodonoghueDined on 8/2/2014The staff was friendly. The decor was pleasant. The food was okay, but I know places with a lot better chicken and ribs for a lot less money.Special Features:
- Great ExperienceSimsy45Dined on 8/2/2014This was my first time dining here and I was happy with our choice. We ordered the fried green tomatoes blt, fried chicken, macaroni & cheese, and the mama's chicken. The chicken was moist and succulent, not greasy. The flavors were awesome. I was pleasantly surprised about the fried green tomatoes done I'm not a big fan of pork belly. The food was really good. Our waiter was helpful, attentive, but not overly attentive. He served us in a timely manner. I would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good People Good FoodGoodStuffDined on 8/2/2014Really enjoyed Yardbird. The Chicken and Waffles were pricey...but once you taste them you find that the food was worth every cent and more!!! Enjoyed our waitress as well!Special Features:
- JohnR2JohnR2Dined on 8/1/2014Love Yardbird. The Lewelen Fried Chicken is the Best fried chicken I've ever had.Special Features:
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How to connect a Sony Xperia smartphone or tablet to a TV
GUIDE: How to hookup your Sony Xperia with your HDTV.
So you've got your Sony Xperia smartphone or tablet which you use for gaming and streaming HD video, but now you want to hook it up to your big screen TV. That's not a problem because Sony have made it very simple to hookup your Sony Xperia mobile device to a HDTV.
Our simple guide should be all you need to transfer your mobile experience into a fully-fledged home entertainment solution, so you can play your favourite games and stream HD content to your television.
What you need:
- Sony Xperia mobile device with MHL support (* See below for list of devices)
Sony Universal MHL to HDMI Adapter (Available to buy from Amazon)
- The wall-charger and micro-USB cable that came with your device
- HDMI-cable
- TV with HDMI-input
*Sony Xperia devices that support MHL: Xperia A, , Xperia GX, , Xperia SP, Xperia SX, Xperia T, Xperia TL, Xperia TX, Xperia UL, Xperia V, Xperia Z, Xperia Z1, Xperia Z2, Xperia Z1 Compact, Xperia Z1 f, Xperia Z1S, Xperia Z Ultra , Xperia Tablet Z, , Xperia Z2 Tablet, , Xperia ZL, Xperia ZR
What to do next?
After you've got everything required it's pretty simple to hookup your Sony smartphone or tablet to your TV. Just follow these simple steps:
- Plug in your wall-charger
- Connect one-end of the micro-USB cable into the wall charger and the other into the Sony MHL to HDMI Adapter (pictured below).
- Connect one end of the HDMI cable to the Sony MHL to HDMI Adapter and the other end into the HDMI port on your TV
- Connect the micro-USB coming from the Sony MHL to HDMI Adapter into your Sony Xperia device.
- Change the TV to the correct HDMI-input and turn your on your Sony Xperia device (if it isn't already turned on)
- You should now see your Sony Xperia mirrored on your TV
Important things you should know.
- When connected your Sony device will charge. However, the display on your Sony Xperia device will remain turned-on, so you might want to turn down the display brightness to maximise charging.
- You can adjust the TV boundaries using the MHL Settings menu that will appear in your notifications bar which appears when connected.
VERY IMPORTANT: By default a number of Sony Xperia devices output to the display at 1080p at 30hz, which makes it feel laggy and unresponsive when gaming. However, that can be resolved by following the steps below to switch to 720p at 60hz.
- Open the dialer on your device and enter *#*#7378423#*#* (Note: The numbers spell out SERVICE)
- Select 'Service Tests'
- Select 'TV-Out Tests'
- Select 'Video format'
- Choose '1280*720p * 60'
- Unplug and re-insert the micro-USB cable connected to your Sony Xperia device
Those with a Sony Xperia tablet should follow the instructions here to access the service menu.
Did you know you can also connect your Sony Xperia to a PS3 Dualshock controller? Read our guide on how to do so here.
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On November 14th, 2013 the FDA gave its approval for an implanted brain stimulator to treat patients with medically refractory epilepsy. Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders affecting nearly 1 in 100 Americans. This device has been under investigation for 10 years at the Swedish Neuroscience Institute (SNI) Epilepsy Center.
As principal investigator for the trial, I led a team including Dr. Michael Doherty, Dr. Lisa Caylor and Dr. Alan Haltiner, along with the research department at Swedish to investigate the safety and effectiveness of the device through pivotal trials. The results showed that the responsive neurostimulator system (RNS) made by NeuroPace was indeed effective in treating patients with drug resistant seizures.
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On November 14th, 2013 the FDA gave its approval for an implanted brain stimulator to treat patients with medically refractory epilepsy. Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders affecting nearly 1 in 100 Americans. This device has been under investigation for 10 years at the Swedish Neuroscience Institute (SNI) Epilepsy Center.
Constraint induced movement therapy in MS may be equally effective as in stroke
Constraint induced movement therapy (CIMT), formerly called "forced use" is a treatment for impaired function of an upper extremity. It has been established as an effective evidence-based form of treatment for rehab of impaired upper extremity (UE) function for post stroke hemiparesis. The core features of CIMT are massed practice (high repetitions) and to overcome learned non-use thru behavior modification. The typical training protocol involves a 2 week period of physical restraint of the less-involved side (90% of the waking hours) and intensive training (3 hours/day) focused on movement patterns of the involved hand and arm. The physical restraint is usually a padded mitt, sling or glove thereby restricting stronger arm use.
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I am delighted to write the blog over the Progressive MS session that was given at ECTRIMS 2013. Much emphasis has been given to the need for more research in the fields of progressive MS. The majority of MS patients fit into this broad category: primary progressive MS, secondary progressive MS, and progressive relapsing forms of the disease. During a session devoted to progressive MS, leaders in the field discussed several initiatives underway to address the challenges presented by these forms of the disease.
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Testosterone is associated with worse disease severity in men with early relapsing onset multiple sclerosis
MS and many other autoimmune diseases are less common in men than in women. This is especially true during reproductive years. Sex hormones, including testosterone and estrogen, may be responsible for the difference. It is thought that men with multiple sclerosis may have lower testosterone levels than healthy controls.
Dr. Bove and his group assessed the prevalence and clinical associations of hypogonadism in men with recent onset relapsing multiple sclerosis. Male subjects from the Comprehensive Longitudinal Investigations of MS at the Brigham and Women's Hospital (CLIMB) cohort were included. Hormonal measures included testosterone, the testosterone: estradiol ratio, leutinizing hormone (LH), and free testosterone. Clinical outcomes were collected every 6 months for Expanded Disease Severity Scale (EDSS), and annually for Symbol Digit Modalities test (SDMT).
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2013 Heart & Stroke Walk
On October 26th the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association will be hosting the 2013 Puget Sound Heart & Stroke Walk in Seattle.
On average, someone in the U.S. experiences a stroke every 40 seconds. Stroke can be a devastating disease, leaving many survivors with significant disabilities and leaving a permanent footprint on the lives of loved ones.
The Puget Sound Heart & Stroke Walk gives us the opportunity to honor the survivors in our lives or the loved ones we have lost as we continue the fight to prevent stroke and improve stroke treatments.
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New MS therapy approved by the European Commission
On September 17, the European Commission, the European equivalent of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), approved the release of alemtuzumab (Lemtrada™.)
Alemtuzumab is an intravenous monoclonal antibody that selectively reduces circulating T lymphocytes, which are thought to be involved in inflammation in multiple sclerosis (MS). This reduction is followed by repopulation of T and B cells over time. It is administered on five consecutive days in the first year of therapy, followed by three consecutive days 12 months later.
Swedish Neuroscience Institute was involved in Care-MS II, one of the pivotal Phase III studies in which MS patients who had relapsed on other therapies were randomized to either alemtuzumab or interferon beta-1a. The drug was found to be significantly ...


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How Long Can The Hiv Virus Live In Extreme Temperature
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Fun is a pop rock band from New York City. They have recently gained worldwide fame for their hits "Some Nights" and "We Are Young". Their success at the Grammy Awards has put them in the limelight. They won the awards for "Best New Artist" and "Song of the Year" and were nominated for four more categories. The band, consisting of Nate Ruess, Jack Antonoff and Andew Dost will be performing on stage throughout the summer so buy Fun Raleigh NC tickets on time to enjoy the performance.
The band is currently signed to "Fueled By Ramen", a label that has also signed bands like Paramore and which encourages indie and alternative music. The band initially started out with independent acts and would tour to get recognition, selling their records outside their shows. It was after the band "The Format" broke up that Nate Ruess approached the other two members, inviting them to his new group and thus Fun was formed.
While the project was new, Ruess had the support of his old producer, Steven Macdonald, who had an appreciation for the kind of sound he wanted to create with Fun. After they had been signed to "Fueled By Ramen", the band's first big tour was as an opening act for Paramore. After the single "We Are Young" caught on with the audience and listeners, it was used on several television shows, eventually becoming the first big hit for the band.
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I'm happy to announce that the Artisans on Main Gallery, 9 River St., Montague, Prince Edward Island, Canada, recently juried my work, and I'm now a member! I was the featured artist of the week of July 22 on the gallery's Facebook page www.facebook.com/ArtisansOnMain.
If you're on the Island, do visit Artisans on Main, 9 Water Street, Montague, Prince Edward Island.
The Southern Vermont Arts Center opens its National Fall Art Exhibit in September and will include original paintings, watercolors, pastels, photography, mixed media, and sculpture. Two of my paintings – "Wetlands Visitors" and "Golden & Delicious" -- have been accepted by the jury for this show. I'm very happy to be included among the excellent artists whose works will be represented in the gallery. On my Recent Paintings page you can see "Wetlands Visitors," which I painted after spying a group of geese that were resting in the water while I was walking with a friend on the Rail Trail in Groton, Massachusetts. "Golden & Delicious" includes an old rusty iron pot found during some excavation near our cottage on Prince Edward Island, along with some fresh and new Golden Delicious apples. Details on the Southern Vermont show are
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November 27, 2014
A plan to re-shape some forgotten areas of Sherman is seeing renewed success in the past year.
The Reinvestment Zone came to life more than three years ago. The goal was to encourage new home and building construction in older neighborhoods of the city. For instance, in the 100 block of West Lake Street, four new homes are being built, after no new construction for decades.
The tax abatement program exempts home builders from city taxes for six years if they build inside a revitalization zone. That zone covers most of the city that is east of Highway 75 and south of Highway 82.
The abatement is there to give older neighborhoods a shot in the arm and keep property values from falling.
City leaders say it's also good for builders because the infrastructure is already in place.
The city council is considering approval for five more of these tax exempt homes at this Monday's meeting.
Builders we talked to say the need for affordable housing with all the new business in the area is why the program has begun to take off.
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Loaf Pans
I would like to start baking gluten-free bread. A recipe I found insists on using 9" stoneware or ceramic loaf pans. Trouble is, I'm having a lot of difficulty finding one. I have found many on U.S. websites, however, they either do not ship to Canada, or, the cost of shipping is triple the cost of the pan. Any suggestions?
The Pampered Chef Canada sells them and, they happen to be on sale @ the moment:
If that's not what you're looking for, you may get more responses if you post your enquiry on the "Cookware" thread vs "Site Talk".
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Thanks for this, however, I failed to mention that they need to be glazed on the inside.
re: Skeezix27
Did you look on that website as PC also sells glazed stoneware.
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I'm reluctant to try Pampered Chef stoneware as I know that if it comes into contact with water when it is hot, it will crack or shatter. My kitchen always has lots of water so I don't think I'll risk it. Thank you for your response just the same.
re: Skeezix27
All ceramics will crack if they come into contact with water when hot -- stoneware, porcelain, tempered glass, enamel on metal. If your kitchen always has a lot of water and you plan to do baking in ceramic containers, make sure to have a dry wooden board or metal rack ready to put the container on when it comes out of the oven.
re: ellabee
Thank you for this tid bit. I will keep this in mind.
Emile Henry makes interior glazed ceramic loaf pans. You can check their site for local dealers.
Both Le Creuset and Fiestaware make the size you're looking for. I've been itching to get the Fiestaware in Paprika, but have been unable to find it in any store to look at first.
I do have the Le Creueset loaf pan. I picked it up very inexpensively at TJ Maxx/Homegoods. I believe Canada has the equivalent of TJM/Homegoods, but right now the name escapes me. Perhaps you're familiar with the store? If so, it might be worth it to see what they have if one is close to you. I know the stores I frequent carry LC, Chantal, HIC international and Portmeirion ceramic loaf pans all the time.
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I wonder if the store you are trying to think of is Winners? I will check the websites of your other suggestions. Thank you.
I think a metal loaf pan is just as good as a ceramic loaf pan. It is easier to work with anyway. If you like something heavy with great thermal mass, then what about a cast iron bread pan:
I am not saying ceramic pan is not good. I am just saying that there are many other options beside using a ceramic pan.
re: Chemicalkinetics
Thank you for your suggestion, however, the woman that wrote the recipe says she only gets good success with the ceramic pans.
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Got it.
That could be due to other factors like her oven heating different than yours. I would say to use a standard tin loaf pan like the ones made by EKCO, and try a few loaves first. That is all I have ever used, and the breads turn out fine.
What is the glazed ceramic supposed to do better?
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She just said they she tried other pans and the others didn't cook the dough all the way through the way the glazed ceramic ones did.
Hmmmmm, with a tin pan it should be quicker, as the ceramic takes more time to heat. The Ceramic would also continue cooking after it has been pulled from the oven. What temps are you baking at? I have a convection oven, but my banana bread takes about 1 hr @ 325 If the crusts are getting too dark before the center is able to cook, then I would suggest lowering the temp, and baking longer. Another suggestion is to tent the loaf with foil when it starts to brown. Does she de-pan the loaf as soon as it is removed, or does she let it cool in the pan? If she lets it cool in the pan, the residual heat in the ceramic would be what finishes it off IMHO.
I love how the convection oven bakes, even, and no burning. Depending on how much you bake, you may want to look for a small convection oven. My folks had an Amana microwave / convection combo unit that was quite large, and would easily do 2 - 9" loaves You might find one in a thrift store, Craigslist, or a garage sale for little $$$.