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The 5 Most Complex Corn Mazes in the Midwest
The calendar is quickly approaching harvest season, which means more than just bean soup in a pot and sweet corn on the grill. That corn comes from somewhere, and there's no better place to witness that bounty than in the heartland of the USA. Get in and among the mighty stalks by visiting some of the best corn mazes in the country:
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A Quick and Dirty First Timer's Guide to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2014
If you're the sort of person who looks up to the sky at the sound of an aircraft engine, prepare to be nearly catatonic for hours every day at OSH.
"OSH" is the airport code for Oshkosh, Wisconsin's Wittman Regional Airport and the common term for the event formally titled EAA AirVenture, a massive aviation celebration of 10,000 airplanes and half a million people who swamp the tiny town for one week every summer. That week happens to be this week, july 28 - August 3, and we cannot stress hard enough the awesomeness of it all. You should go, if you aren't there already. Make it a long weekend, a day trip, whateverjust make it happen.
Should you heed our advice to give AirVenture 2014 a go, these are the quick and dirty tips to getting to the most of OSH:
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Plan Now for the 'World's Greatest Aviation Celebration': Oshkosh 2014
For one week this summerJuly 28 - August 3the busiest control tower in the world will be the one at a small regional airport in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
What's so cool about Oshkosh, exactly? Well, all that week runs the "world's greatest aviation celebration," called EAA AirVenture (colloquially just "Oshkosh"), and tens of thousands of participating aircraft take to the skies and ground at OSH. The impressive numbers of flying machines and visitors (nearly half a million!) bestows upon Oshkosh's Wittman Regional Airport that superlative title and, for a brief summer week, all eyes are on the Midwest.
Although we flew in 2 years ago, last year we road-tripped up from Chicago to see if doing Oshkosh in a day would be possible. And it totally is. Three hours driving each way, $35 in gas, a pit stop to buy cheese curds, $10 in parking at Oshkosh and lots of listening to Sirius radio was all it took to spend the day amongst fields of aircraft (from brand new Honda private jets to vintage warplanes) and under loop-de-loops of the nearly constant aerobatic action.
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Fire It Up at Wisconsin's Famous Fish Boil
Traverse City and the rest of Northern Michigan get all the love when it comes to midwest summer destinations, but don't sleep on Door County, the peninsula that sits directly west across Lake Michigan in Wisconsin. Right, we know what you're thinking. The first thing that comes to mind when someone says "Wisconsin" is winter, and you can get cheese in any supermarket, thank you very much.
This mentality is precisely what makes Door County so enjoyable to visit, the fact that it crushes all your preconceived notions of what Wisconsin is as a state and travel destination. What you'll find during the summer is a mellow, bed-and-breakfast paced community on a peninsula that is comprised of a series of small towns tucked in between dairy farms, wineries, and cherry orchards. You might also remember our story last fall about the restaurant with the goats on the roof. That's a novel place and a staple of the city, and foodies will also appreciate another local favorite, the state's traditional fish boil held "backyard style" during the warmer months.
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The Three Best US Lakes for Summer Swims This Year
People who live in proximity to the coasts have their summers planned out with visits to the Atlantic or Pacific, but those caught in the middle might find a trip to a local lake to be more accessible and more affordable. From Nevada to New York, there are hundreds of lakes to choose from, so be sure to investigate what lies within a few-hour drive of wherever you call home. Below, we feature three that we can recommend as great weekend getaways:
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Video Interlude: Wisconsin Welcomes with a Little 'Airplane!' Action
Thinking of where to go this spring and summer—how about Wisconsin? Okay, we understand that it might not have the appeal of the Caribbean or Europe, but their latest tourism campaign has put the state back on our radar.
Take a break from the cubicle this morning and watch the tourism board's latest attempt at humor and getting visitors into the state. They do their best to do a little remake of Airplane! complete with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Robert Hays doing their thing.
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The Colors Have Arrived. Can You Beat Our Fall Foliage Photos?
The fall foliage is starting to get ridiculous across the country (okay, minus Florida and Southern California), each impressing in its own way. The trees and colors of Colorado, for example, are much different than the display you'll see in Upstate New York.
These two photos illustrate those differences well, from the colors themselves to the vividness with which they come through. The first is from the mountains of Colorado near Glenwood Springs, and the latter from a recent trip to Elkhart Lake in Wisconsin. Beautiful!
We showed you ours, now we want to see yours! Got a photo you think rivals these two? Tweet it to us @Jaunted or post it to our Facebook wall. Who knows -- it might just make an appearance on our site as we collect the best of the best in the coming weeks.
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About That Restaurant with Goats on the Roof in Door County, Wisconsin
Individuals and businesses have tried to copyright all kinds of wacky things over the years, but goats on the roof of a restaurant might just be the best of the bunch.
Al Johnson's, a Swedish restaurant in Door County, Wisconsin, has used the ole "goats on the roof" trick to lure customers in for meatballs since 1973. The goats were so popular and such a draw that management decided to trademark the idea in the mid-90s. And they take it very seriously. To this day, Al Johnson's will still whip your butt if you even attempt to put a goat on your roof.
How the restaurant initially came up with the idea of planting grass and goats on the roof is a little fuzzy, but is apparently the result of a series of animal-related birthday gifts given to the late owner (although once the grass was planted, we suppose the goats were a natural lawn-cutting solution). The logistics of this operation today are pretty simple. The goats access the roof every morning via a slanted stairway behind the restaurant and are left to hang out and munch during business hours. To answer your questions, no, goat is not on the menu and, yes, the goats have fallen off the roof in the past, but no one has ever been injured, goats included!
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Foreign Grocery Friday: The Cheese Curds of Wisconsin
When we travel, one of our favorite things to do is to pop into a local grocery store and check out the food products and candies we'd never find anywhere else. So we're trying out this new feature, Foreign Grocery Friday, where each week we'll feature some of our (and your) favorite overseas treats. Got a recommendation? Let us know!
There may be many great motivations to head up into Wisconsin (like last week's Oshkosh's annual mega airshow), but no matter the reason you've got to stop for cheese curds.
Ignore the souvenir shops just off the expressway, each packed with overpriced foam hats shaped like cheese wedges, and instead take an exit and head to the town's market. Cheese curds live with other cheese products in dairy departments, but differ in that they're ideal finger foods, snacks, and tasty without the addition of anything else.
The fresher the curds, the squeakier they'll be.
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10,000 Airplanes and One Massive Party Await You This Week in Oshkosh, WI
What are you doing this weekend?
Waitdon't answer, because if it's not "heading to Oshkosh, Wisconsin," then it's the wrong reply. What's so cool about Oshkosh, exactly? Well, all this week runs the "world's greatest aviation celebration," called EAA AirVenture, and this weekend will see the bulk of the tens of thousands of participating aircraft in the skies and on the ground at OSH. The impressive numbers of flying machines and visitors (nearly half a million!) bestows upon Oshkosh's Wittman Regional Airport the title of busiest control tower in the world for the week of the festival.
Although we flew in last year, this time we road-tripped up from Chicago to see if doing Oshkosh in a day would be possible. And it totally is. Three hours driving each way, $35 in gas, a pit stop to buy cheese curds, $10 in parking at Oshkosh and lots of listening to Sirius radio was all it took to spend the day amongst fields of aircraft (from brand new Honda private jets to vintage warplanes) and under loop-de-loops of the nearly constant aerobatic action.
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Two More Easter PEEP Shows for All Ages
Just last week we were all excited about the arrival of marshmallow Peeps at the Racine Art Museum over in Wisconsin. Not to worry—they're still putting on their Peep exhibit—but there's actually a few more places where you can see candy turned into art during the spring season. We just wonder when the chocolate bunnies are getting their own gallery space.
There must be something about the sugary candies and Wisconsin, as another seasonal selection of Peeps is now doing its thing at the Riverfront Arts Center in Stevens Point. Things here run through April 7, and last year there were around 1,300 or so peeple—ha—that came to check things out. This year there's around 30 entries from both little kids and big kids, and they illustrate every thing from superheroes to a candy version of the Papal Conclave.
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Where to Visit an Entire Exhibit Dedicated to Marshmallow Peeps
It's officially spring—at least according to the calendar—and that means it's time to celebrate the season with chocolate bunnies, candy eggs, and plenty of jelly beans. Sure that stuff is traditionally brought out to celebrate Easter, but we're pretty sure it tastes just as good no matter your religious affiliation or lack thereof. Of course one treat that takes seasonal candy to the next level are the trusty marshmallow Peeps. This year they taste even better, as they're part of their very own art exhibit.
If you don't call Wisconsin home you might want to start looking into some flights, as March 29 is when the exhibit opens up at the Racine Art Museum. They've been doing this for a few years now, and the fun is scheduled to run through Sunday April 14. It's just what you imagine it to be, as artists of all ages are encouraged and welcomed to create their own masterpiece made of out of the candy.


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Thanks for the suggestion Philly, does the Simplicity actually allow the cardholder to set limits for the AU? Or did you just mean verbally tell her to stay under $500? lol
Also, do you know what the odds are of Citi reporting for her if we're not at the same address? She does live at an address that shows as a prior address on all 3 of my CRs, but it's not my current address.
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Add her on the AMEX for backdating purposes
That would be ideal, but since the Zync is discontinued, I (and others) don't think they're doing AUs on it anymore... Certainly can't do it online. I'll probably call to confirm that next week, but I have to find my card first.
sorry not sure i just suggested the citi because she her spending would earn you rewards lol but i think that setting a limit for an au wouldn't be an issue- personally if i couldn't set a limit for an au i wouldn't do it- but i do not have any au's or a citi card i am fairly certain i am on their black list. As for the reporting didn't think of that but if you gotta fork over her SS # i dont think the address would matter, they would prob only send the card and statements to your address because you are the primary account holder and ult. responsible for repayment
Thanks Philly, I think I'll have to make some phone calls and see how the different companies handle AUs.
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The bill passed on a 12-4 vote and advances to the Finance Committee. The bill is scheduled to be heard later today in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
At least 200 Muslims packed the hearing room and spilled into two other hearing rooms, which were made available for the overflow crowd.
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Coconut Cake
- 6 tablespoons coconut oil, divided
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 3/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 2 cups sugar
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened
- 3 large eggs plus 2 large egg yolks
- 1 cup sweetened cream of coconut (such as Coco López)
- 3/4 cup plain whole-milk yogurt
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2 8-ounce packages cream cheese (not whipped), room temperature
- 1/2 cup powdered sugar
- 1 tablespoon dark rum
- 1/2 teaspoon fresh lime juice
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Pinch of salt
Special Equipment
- 10'-diameter springform pan
Nutritional Information
One serving contains:
- Calories (kcal) 711.1
- %Calories from Fat 47.7
- Fat (g) 38.1
- Saturated Fat (g) 25.0
- Cholesterol (mg) 181.8
- Carbohydrates (g) 83.9
- Dietary Fiber (g) 0.6
- Total Sugars (g) 57.8
- Net Carbs (g) 83.3
- Protein (g) 9.5
- Sodium (mg) 387.6
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Preheat oven to 325°. Liberally grease pan with 2 tablespoons coconut oil; set aside.
Sift flour, baking soda, and salt into a large bowl; set aside. Using an electric mixer, cream sugar, butter, and remaining 4 tablespoons coconut oil in a large bowl until well incorporated and crumbly (it will look like wet sand), about 3 minutes.
Add eggs and yolks one at a time, beating to blend between additions. Beat an additional 2 minutes. Mix in cream of coconut, yogurt, and vanilla. Stir in flour mixture just to blend. Pour batter into prepared pan. Smooth top.
Bake until top is golden and a tester inserted into center comes out clean, about 1 3/4 hours. Remove from oven and let cool in pan on a wire rack for 30 minutes. Run a thin knife around edge of pan; remove pan sides. Let cool completely.
Using electric mixer, beat cream cheese and powdered sugar on medium-low until whipped and light, about 3 minutes. Add rum, lime juice, vanilla, salt, and 1/4 cup water; beat until blended, adding more water by teaspoonfuls if too thick. Frost top of cake with cream cheese frosting.
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text: World View: Japan's PM Visits Yasukuni Shrine, Infuriating Chinese, Koreans Print article Send a Tip by John J. Xenakis 27 Dec 2013 post a comment This morning's key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Japan's PM visits Yasukuni shrine, infuriating Chinese and Koreans Israel to announce new settlements along with Palestinian prisoner release Pakistan protesters block Nato supply route after new drone strikes Japan's PM visits Yasukuni shrine, infuriating Chinese and Koreans China's foreign minister Wang Yi bares his teeth in a scathing TV interview criticizing Abe's visit to Yasukuni Shrine (Xinhua) Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made a surprise visit to the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo on Thursday, saying the purpose of the visit was to pray for peace. Yasukuni Shrine is the national shrine for millions of war dead in Japan regardless of what role they played. It is still a scared place to all Japanese. 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I paid a visit to show (to the war dead) my determination to create an age where no one will ever suffer from tragedies of wars." Thursday was also the 120th anniversary of Mao Zedong's birthday, which China celebrated with patriotic songs and TV docu-dramas. Purposely left out of this "glorious" history was any mention of Mao's horrific mistakes: the Great Famine of 1958-61 that killed tens of millions and the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution that shattered the lives of millions. Much to the dismay of many Chinese, the party still blocks public debate of these tragedies in case it might undermine the party's grip on power. Japan Times (Comment) and CNTV (Beijing) and CS Monitor Israel to announce new settlements along with Palestinian prisoner release Israel will announce plans for new West Bank settlement construction next week, to coincide with the release of 26 additional Palestinian prisoners, as dictated by the so-called Israeli-Palestinian "peace process." The current round of the "peace process" has been driven by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry. In order to keep the Palestinians from walking out of the talks, Kerry got Israel to agree to release a total of 104 Palestinian prisoners, in four 26-prisoner batches every two months. All of the prisoners have been in jail since before the 1993 Oslo Accords. Thousands of Israelis protested the release of the first two batches, because almost all of the prisoners were convicted of kidnapping, lynching or murdering Israelis, or torturing and executing suspected Palestinian collaborators. The third batch is scheduled for release on December 29, and there is so much internal opposition to the prisoner release that Israel is reconsidering whether to go ahead with it. In addition, the Israelis say that the prisoner releases create an "atmosphere of terror" that incite further terrorist acts by the Palestinians. 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Glad that you got some much-needed mental time away. Take your breaks from this hellish rollercoaster when you can. You need them and you'll be a better father for them.
D-Day, June 10, 2012
I had to point out your IC take on your W:
While she believes my wife is remorseful
She may have believed your W to be remorseful at the time, but with present information included, I can't agree that your W has remorse. She may have talked about remorse to the point she could "fool" everyone, but she is not acting very remorseful. She regrets a lot I'm sure, but remorse is a lot different.
Don't feel bad about that though. Most WS don't just "get" remorse, they find it. I would argue with anyone that would say a WS this close to Dday really has true remorse. Odd cases can happen, but they are the exception not the norm.
It takes time and a "hitting bottom" woe is me phase exhaustion before the pro-active remorse becomes evident. If she was really was remorseful she would just let you be and tell you that she is ready to talk when you are. She wouldn't be trying to do damage control. That is exactly what trying to talk to you is all about right now. Her head is not in the right place.
If she did have remorse, she would have shown you how much more your M means to her than breaking NC (in person no less), lie to you and then try to desperately contact you to "persuade" you to see her POV. Selfish and entitled for sure, but that is not what remorse looks like.
Take some time and detach some. It will save your sanity. Right now you are in the forest. You have to get out of that forest before you can see all the trees.
Be kind to yourself. There is not one part of this that is even a little bit your fault. If loving, trusting and being honorable to someone is that bad of a thing, you can count me as a bad person too. In time you will come to see that your W did this to herself. No matter which way you decide to go you ARE going to be free of this mess and walk away with a clear conscience.
The best advice I got early on that I got was something to effect of that I didn't really understand what had happened yet and I needed to give it time. It is true neither you or your W understand or "get" this whole infidelity, D, R thing right now. That is ok. It is a race not a sprint.
Take care man.
If you are looking to splurge (or someone else is going to buy you dinner) go to Canal Street. Lots of good places there, but you get what you pay for. (read $$$$$) Foggy bottom bars are good for a burger and a beer.
Kenny's is good old school Asian, but fancy and pricey.
Dday 8/31/11. ONS that occurred 3 years earlier. Lied to for 3 years.
Every truth comes to light in a long enough timeline.
Swat's WW is a member here and entitled to support like all the members here. Please stick to supporting Swat without calling out his wife. Calling out members is against the guidelines.
Thank you.
Stay focused on you, which I think you're doing a great job of.
What's really troubling is that everything she says seems to be a lie. From the reason for the affair to her cleaning the house. As a LEO, you know the type, don't you.
[This message edited by Schadenfreude at 4:40 PM, May 12th (Monday)]
Let's let our fantastic former waywards advise SWAT's WW. They will tell her what she needs to do to help heal herself and help SWAT..if he chooses to try to R. They can also 2x4 her if need be. We don't need to respond to her posts here. And Im *pretty sure* it's against SI rules.
Im glad she's posting. She clearly needs help..where better than SI to find out how to go about it?
..that feeling you get in your stomach, when you heart's broken. It's like all the butterflies just died.
Perhaps something similar is happening with you being around fellow LEOs. I think this trip is helping center you. I encourage you not to read her posts and do your best to stay on you. I know it's easier said than done, but I can think of no other way to say it
[This message edited by whipmorgan at 4:37 PM, May 12th (Monday)]
This is the best time of year to walk or run around "the pond." Smelling the cherry blossoms as you pound pavement and they dance around you with each breeze. It's such a calming experience in the middle of such an important city. Stop and watch the ducks. They live in the moment.
There are benches there where you can just sit down and put things into perspective. I hope you do.
I hope you're enjoying your time in DC. Enjoy the company of your brothers (and sisters) in blue, get your head straight and then go home to do what you feel is right for you as regards your situation.
Sending positive vibes in your direction.
Married - 2008
PA with boss for at least 5 months in 2013, possibly longer.
DDay - Feb 2014
Separated, heading to D
At this stage, I'm pretty much bulletproof.
Im glad your wife is posting.
Whether you two reconcile or not isnt really the main issue right now. Thats something that might or might not happen. What is definite though is the fact that you two will co-parent and will always have to have some interaction simply because of your kids. To that end you need to be able to interact and communicate at some level. To that end you should hope totally irrespective of whether you reconcile or not that she too makes it out of infidelity.
Heck SWAT if all these posters telling you she is such a nut-case and what not are correct and if you believe them you should be gunning for custody because she would be a dangerous mother. If she has no chance of recovery, no chance of redemption
then you should be planning to make your kids safe.
But I think you KNOW your wife is really a misguided, confused and sick person and not an innately BAD person. What and where she is right now is not what she wants to be and with help she too can get out of infidelity.
Whether its with you or without is a totally different issue.
Once again Im going to refer to your training. You probably recognize the tense situations LEOs get into. You arrive at a scene and have two or more people ready to go ballistic, arguing over some issue. Sometimes the best solution is to divert, let time pass and defuse the situation. Once everything is calm you can get the parties to settle the situation in an agreeable way.
Enjoy your time off. Spend it in good company. Go for walks. Eat good meals. Drink in moderation. Focus on the good things in your life your children, your career, your friends. Refuse to entertain the bad thoughts. This is a marathon and its OK to take time off from the misery. It will be there when you return.
Only you can make the decision to stay or go. On SI we only know whats said by you and maybe your WW. But I know theres allot more to it than whats said. This stuff is complicated
You gave your WW a chance and she violated your trust and sought out her OM. What you choose to do about that is up to you.
I can offer little advice other than to say that only you will know when you are truly done. So take this time alone to forget about the problem for a little while. Then come back to it with a fresh mind.
Hope in reality is the worst of all evils because it prolongs the torments of man.
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if all these posters telling you she is such a nut-case and what not are correct and if you believe them you should be gunning for custody because she would be a dangerous mother. If she has no chance of recovery, no chance of redemption
then you should be planning to make your kids safe.
No one, IMO, has no chance of redemption. We all are human. Fucking up is a part of this wonderful gift of life on the planet. It is what you do about it that defines you as a person and a partner.
Having said that-
SWAT, by his own admission, has been unable to establish healthy boundaries in regards to her entitlement. It is a long term problem that is only more keenly come to light post affair.
But I think you KNOW your wife is really a misguided, confused and sick person and not an innately BAD person.
I think her behavior has been very, very bad. I don't think it has to define her for the rest of her life, but I don't think anyone does Mrs. SWAT a service by saying that her behavior was simply misguided.
The most recent example of manipulation was involving her brothers help and approval in breaking NC. SWAT didn't take her to DC. Suddenly she meets OM to tell him to leave her alone? Not sure that passes the smell test all the way. Maybe she did want to tell OM to go away, but how do you separate that from the fact that breaking NC in the face of being left at home is a pretty big FU to SWAT?
She has had no problem making decisions for her marriage without the consent of her spouse and acting on them. That includes several instances post A.
This isn't a wounded bird caught in the snare of the mustache twisting evil OM. She is a party to the affair. She went there. And she involved his workmates and her family in her betrayal and breaking NC. Whatever her intention, she substituted her judgment and needs over that of the commitment she made to her BS.
Are these insurmountable issues? No. Change is possible. If anything the board has proven, it is that dedicated and loving people can some out the other side.
Stronger. And in love.
But own the shit. All of it. Look at it as what it is. Not through the prism of what it is easy to digest.
That does take time. No one does this is a week or a month.
You can't change ingrained behavior, even as you recognize it, over night. It takes time and a whole hell of a lot practice(and failure).
And unfortunately failure is a part of the process for most of us. Is this failure a deal breaker? Only SWAT has the right to decide that. Taking this time to think about it is important. I would urge you, as I have in the past, to use this time you have now to consider what your dealbreakers are- including if this iss one.
If it is not-
What R would have to be like for you to try...
I do have empathy for the both of you. I hope that you both can look hard at this, set solid and firm boundaries for R and start baby stepping it to R.
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On May 28, President Obama acknowledged the need for increased transparency about the administration's national security activities, particularly with regard to lethal strikes by drone aircraft. However, Congress recently missed an opportunity to bring about such disclosure.read in full
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Hi all - I am very excited to making my first visit to Portland in mid-october. I have a work conference and am traveling alone, so wondered if there were any great restaurants/bars that are especially friendly to solo diners/drinkers. Great places to eat at the bar etc but also want a sampling of best portland has to offer. Any thoughts would be appreciated! Also, any favorite wine stores to check out and send some great stuff home.
Great solo bars would be:
Clyde Common
K&Z deli(both in the Ace hotel) counter
Le Pigeon
Bar Mingo
as far as wine shops go, if you want one shop that has tons of choices, you cant go wrong with Vinopolis. huge selection and the staff are all ridiculously knowledgable!!
enjoy your trip to Portland!
I almost always dine solo and never have a problem anywhere, even the higher end places like Sel Gris, Le Pigeon or Toro Bravo. In the first two cases, the chef's counter is the best place to dine solo because you're sitting either with a direct view into the kitchen (Sel Gris) or you're directly in front of the chef himself (Le Pigeon) or both (Toro Bravo).
Other barstool dining options include Clyde Common (gastropub), Pok Pok (Thai), Ten-01 (high end). Pok Pok is probably the first place I'd recommend a Portland visitor to go to, if only because traveling from downtown to Division gives you a nice slice of Portland life, but also because the Thai food there is unlike any other, even compared to LA or NYC.
Clyde and Ten-01 both are nice bar scenes, with Clyde being more raucous of the two, while Ten-01 has a nicer wine list. Cocktails are great at either, as well as the cocktail-centric bar Teardrop Lounge.
Because the east side is where the large core of Portland exists (while Downtown is west of the river), I recommend at least trying to go to one place there. Le Pigeon (classic French), Sel Gris (contemporary high end), Toro Bravo (tapas) and Pok Pok are all there, as are other outstanding PDX spots like Biwa (Japanese pub) and Apizza Scholls (pizza).
The Downtown area is no slouch, with solo dining places like Clyde Common, Andina (Peruvian), Kenny & Zukes (deli) and Park Kitchen (small plates / wine bar).
All of the places mentioned I have happily eaten and drank (or both) solo at the bar, as well as with friends, and felt comfortable, and I'm sure you will as well.
I would avoid places like Veritable Quandary, Pazzo, and the Heathman, which are nice enough I suppose, but probably not worth visiting on your first trip out ever. Put in a little extra leg work and avoid the thought, "Oh well it's right here near my hotel."
If it were up to me, one night would be a trip to Clyde Common or Ten-01 followed by Teardrop Lounge. Another night would head east and do either Pok Pok or Biwa (if I was feeling more casual) or Le Pigeon or Sel Gris (if I wanted something a bit more upscale).
And then another night would be to Apizza Scholls so that I could tell all my friends in NYC about NY-style pizza in Portland. I'd make sure to get there early enough before they run out of dough. If you watched the Anthony Bourdain: Pacific NW episode, this was one of his stops in the city he cited as having, "the best chef culture in the country."
(skip to the 3 minute mark if you wanna skip to Apizza Scholls
Have fun. See you in a few weeks.
I sat at the kitchen bar at Fenouil in the Pearl when I was on my own in Portland earlier this year for the Jazz Festival and had a great experience. The chefs working behind the bar went out of their way to make sure I had a good time. I eat out solo a lot for work, so it's always nice when a place goes out of its way for solo diners--that's not always the case, particularly at nicer restaurants.
I like Carlyle, sitting at their bar is nice.
Ten-01 also has a great bar and is in a vibrant area of town.
Check out Viniopolis, great wine store with great people.
I was just in Portland (awesome town, you'll love it) and ate at the Deschutes Brew Pub in the Pearl District. Really creative food, especially for pub food, and great selection of microbrews that you can order a sample flight of. Good atmosphere and bar.
I recently made my 5th visit to Portland (I'm hooked on the area) and had great solo dining experiences at Le Pigeon, Wildwood and Cafe Mingo - in all cases sitting at the bar / chefs counter and getting a cookery lesson into the bargain. I found the chefs and other diners to be friendly (but not intrusive) and the food was great at all three
Also went to Cafe Castanga, and Biwa (with friends) and also had good dining experiences at those places too.
I visited the Saturday farmers market too which just made me wish I lived nearer and had access to such great produce.
Have a great time
Pete (UK)
re: Pete S
you just hit 5 of my favorites. next time youre in town, if you want to hit 5 places that would compare to the ones you went to this time go to (in order from you post, comparitively) while nothing compares to LeP for food AND atmosphere, the food at SelGris is close. then carlyle, Serrato, ToroBravo and finally Tanuki. personally if you told me i had to eat every meal for a month at one of these 10 restaurants, I would not offer any complaint!
glad you enjoyed yourself
re: nkeane
Thanks - one of them (Castanga) was a recommendation from a local friend, Cafe Mingo I just found by accident last year and went back, the others were recommendations from here (although I had been to Wildwood before). Last year I also went to Paley's Place, which I still think is one of the best experiences I've had at any restaurant. I'm hoping to be back (maybe with some friends in tow next time) next year and I still want to get to Pok Pok and many others.and I'll save your recommendations for then You are just so lucky to live in a city which has so many great non-chain restaurants and I just love that people are so food-aware there - it's not unusual to hear grown men discussing recipes and food in the street!!!!!
re: Pete S
well apparently we did run into eachother!:-)
as to POK2: the chef/owner is opening an izakaya-style place in chinatown soon. not only traditional Japanese, but drawing from the other cuisines and cultures of sub-asia. To speak to the reverence that he has in this town, the plans have only recently been revealed and the buzz is already pretty loud. should be open by the time you get back.
did you go to Cafe Mingo(in Beaverton), MIngo(on Nw 21st) or Bar Mingo(attached to Mingo on 21st). all of them are good, but Bar Mingo, with its chalkboard menu of antipasto and a few other select dishes avail. til midnight or later most nights, is my favorite.
I do feel lucky living here. The scene here really went ballistic about 5 years ago....It had percolated for a number of years as a place here and there would open, then there was like a deliniation point where, about half a dozen places opened in a year and everyone else joined the party....now instead of wondering where to go that you havent been to, you wonder which place to go because you can only eat so much!! a sad problem, I know!!!
re: nkeane
I went to Cafe Mingo on NW 21st - I was staying not far from there on SW King St. I've seen articles about the PokPok owner and his quest for authenticity. I must try his places next time (probably next summer with a bit of luck).
re: Pete S
Pok Pok currently has a seasonal special on the dinner menu: Southern Style khanom jiin. Now I can combine the taste of my favorite Pacific NW Thai joint with my favorite Southern California Thai joint. Pok Pok and Jitlada, together in one bowl!
I love Southpark (http://www.southparkseafood.com/). The bar is great for solo eating. The bartenders are really friendly and I always end up in some sort of interesting conversation with other patrons. Food is good, wine nice and they have good cheese plates.
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The APM Series is one of the most versatile scales that we offer. It is an affordable NTEP scale, and can come configured with an optional pillar kit, a hard shell carry case, a carrying handle, or with the indicator mounted to the scale. The scale comes in different capacities up to 150 kg, and is a great choice for general NTEP applications.
The PC series is a durable scale that offers high capacity weighing with readabilities of 1 g, or 0.1g. The scale comes in capacities up to 30 kg, and is a great value for high capacity lab applications.
The MII Series balances from Intelligent Weighing Technology are very affordable. With capacities from 600g to 6kg, and readabilities from 0.1g to 1g respectively, the MII Series is a great choice when budget is a concern. They are lightweight and decently portable.
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The XM Series is a well know and well loved member of the Intelligent Weighing Technology catalog, and with a new NTEP certification, it will be a great choice for "legal for trade" applications. The XM scales now read in g, lb, and oz... and are a good choice when you need a durable, reliable NTEP toploader.
The DW is a UL approved, IP 66 washdown portion-weigher with ultra fast checkweighing features. much like a toned down version of the SEK, the DW offers configurable Hi-Lo-Go parameters with a programmable buzzer for easy operation.
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The PSII (PS2) is a Stainless Steel, Washdown bench scale that is great for sanitary applications, as you can lightly spray it off without worry of damaging the scale. This scale comes with a stainless steel load cell as well, so rust and water damage is less of an issue over time. This is great for food production, and messy environments.
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The FS Series from Intelligent Weighing Technology is a High Capacity, Stainless Steel, Washdown bench scale. Often times referred to as the big brother of the PS2, the FS is a great choice for sanitary applications when a higher capacity is needed. With capacities up to 660 lb and heavy duty construction, the FS will stand up to the harshest of industrial environments.
The Intell-Check Titan (ICT) is a heavy duty, stainless steel, industrial strength, NTEP checkweighing bench scale. This is an ICT indicator with built in checkweighing graph that is configured to our TitanB NTEP base.
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HS hanging scales from Intelligent Weighing Technology offer portability and accuracy when weighing items that are not easily weighed using traditional bench or toploader scales. With capacities ranging from 7,500g all the way to 30kg, these are heavy duty, industrial strength hanging scales that are built to last.
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The UFM-L is the largest platform of the UFM Series of NTEP bench scales from Intelligent Weighing Technology. Platform size is 19.7 x 23.6 Inches.
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The PSC-A is the newest version of the popular PSC Series of bench style counting scales from Intelligent Weighing Technology. The PSC-A scales come in a variety of platform sizes and capacities. These are high capacity, heavy-duty counting scales. Each of these scales has 15,000 displayed divisions, with 200,000 internal divisions for accurate counting.
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The ever-provocative federal appeals court Judge Richard A. Posner has made news again, this time by voicing second thoughts about his 2007 decision to uphold Indiana's voter ID law.
The ruling was later affirmed by a 6-to-3 vote of the U.S. Supreme Court. But Posner says, in a new book, that the Indiana law was of a type now widely regarded as a means of voter suppression rather than of fraud prevention.
In recent interviews, the judge chalked up his mistake to the plaintiff's lawyers' failure to present strong indications that requiring additional voter identification would actually disenfranchise people entitled to vote.
Some critics of voter ID laws may revel in Posner's confession. I wish he'd kept his mouth shut. Not because I'm a fan of voter ID laws – I'm not – but because Posner's casual mea culpa is improper behavior for a sitting federal judge.
The Code of Conduct for United States Judges discourages members of the bench from opining on the issues of the day. They may speak, write, lecture, and teach on both law-related and nonlegal subjects, as long as that doesn't detract from the dignity of the judge's office or reflect adversely on the judge's impartiality, among other caveats.
Not the clearest line, to be sure – it has proved flexible enough to accommodate Posner's vast opus, which, over the years, has included dozens of books and articles on subjects as varied as antitrust and sex, as well as a popular blog.
HuffPost Live calls Posner the premier American public intellectual of our time.
Yet however blurry that line may be, by publicly recanting one of his decisions while still on the bench, Posner has finally crossed it.
His comments amount to intervention in a live political and legal issue, cloaked – whether or not he intends it – in the authority of his judicial office. Indeed, his comments carry the authority of someone who previously considered the matter in court and has now switched sides. It's as if Harry Blackmun, the author of Roe v. Wade, came out against abortion rights while still a justice.
Posner isn't overly troubled by such considerations. I would like to see more realism about judges, he said. Their rulings are not Olympian pronouncements but the products of both black-letter law and personal opinion. He said he sees no reason for judges to be bashful about admitting mistakes.
I suppose Posner's constant commentary makes his court more transparent, in the sense that it gives lawyers and potential litigants more information about his thinking. It's just not the sort of transparency traditionally associated with a legitimate judicial process.
Would federal courts enjoy a better reputation if every judge spouted his views as freely as Posner does? A worse reputation? Before you answer, consider this less-publicized selection from his recent comments: I don't really share the widespread concern with surveillance by the NSA, he told the Huffington Post. If they want to read my emails, they're welcome.
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The brake light sign on the dash board wont turn off. All the lights work and the brakes are great. I've replaced the light bulbs and cleaned the connectors but I cant get the light to stay off. When I start the engine the light is off but as soon as I hit the brakes the light stays on. Thanks PHE
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Every year, tens of thousands of migrant workers from Kyrgyzstan travel to the Central Asian economic powerhouse of Kazakhstan in search of employment. Thousands of these migrant workers, often together with their children, find work in tobacco farming. Human Rights Watch research in 2009 documented abuse and exploitation of many migrant workers by tobacco farm owners who employ them for seasonal work. Tobacco farm owners in Kazakhstan contract with and supply tobacco to Philip Morris Kazakhstan (PMK), a subsidiary of Philip Morris International (PMI), one of the world's largest tobacco companies. More information about human trafficking on the website of HRW.
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