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in the dim of twilighti.sun was pulling silver shape beneath the constellations gently somewhere screamingas it rose to its feet upon the purple mountaintops, the wind roared on the horizon with lighter skywhere the moon would rise dying limp with yellow night.ii.souls splendor of flight in the crumble ofsilent smiles iii.i have dreamed his heart as mine withthe lie of sleep too iv.the silver minute of evening—as my love seemed tobecome a building.v.a single starhangs breathless in the rainyour blue eyeshave their silence.vi.might have i closed myself as fingersto hide from the rain's small handsand all those lips of petals tumblingwith the field of I.vii.flutter of beauty—the strain of lipsbreasts(slow supple sweet)for the dark gold of grassgiving another kissin the little of your voice.
and the city never slept at allmy citynever do you sleep—bled like a cut of open woundwith red yellow black bluecars honking very loudand all of my heartbeating to subwayasleeping to the sounda sea of feet bleedingfor little home(on quietnights) with my fancy teaand sad city lifesleepfar too pretty with howto close those eyesagain
flowers settlewe seen the Elseof softlessfor florets sow of wetter feet.seen owls flewto sell wows forwe owe theseflowers love to setfor lostwell lovelessso's
to love with such thingsi've plucked the hours down by its scarlet petalsto figure out the ways to say i love you my dear(held your heart in gentle handsi will not break it)with seeds perching into May lungsamong this flight of Frost flowers (bloomingbeautiful lovely)where my heart once stayed so carefully sweetflapping its wings to the still of butterfly's songbut(never do ireturn its sing)while i can say i love you (give me a map to the starsi will show you)by the ones twos threes by fours the little dance of hows crept upon me neath the moon's clear.
the shy of morning's blood and bonesthe breeze bowed in the darkness of early morning— yawning on the kiss of early leaveslight of morrow's birds aching for the taste of stars& it is electricstretching hands like wings, tired feathered glimmering limbs & all for the touch of sun the flight of my heart pounding/skipping to the wall of bones— the rush of a lightning storm who lost all its soundlessness in the dance of creeping ferocity lifts me from the covers of sunrisebreathes& the itch for my coffee is one i can never scratch leaving eyes burnt with hazel-wretched tired and cupless handsdamn i can still feel sunrise…& it is endlessclinging by the specks of windows to my skinbending the rhythm of the invidious bark of dogs who went sleepless but never slept le ss the bright of birds who maybe so, not quiet but mounted by the arms of heavens to wake us from our bedslonely, perhaps to scream a light to how much the one i have only ever loved is not beside me but the a
she has the moon in her eyes, i'm afraidthe Moon was etched into her hazel eyesshaken with summer's wonderonly to hear such tender words swam of lover's lipssaid marry me gentle pleasewhispercarried on the breadth of grass's kissas you hold her for a danceamong the cosmossweet(and darling, for who knewhow lovely lonely bodies couldfit lung by lungby the little hearts)slowlyamong sinkingbreaths
suffocatesea moved her arms in and out of the light like a bird caught in air and gave up with the ocean's pull that stayed and stayedlifting.-i found nothing to be morebeautifulthan the sea and its lovernight it brings holding theblue as the moon seemedto fall into our eyes nestledin the thick of stars only to crythrashing waves for landto kiss it another more.-the sheets of salt fill my lungsand ripped my heart open to thesuch swelling waves.
coffee talkthey speak in therattle of coffee cups—sea bent lungs await the press of the espresso crave lipsas taste fills curling limbssettling thestars in—.
holocaustand theyseem to take mefrom neath my rickety old sheetsand given me such strange thingspair of pajamas— stripe blue& settle meon a pretty train with people quietbut those little ones are cryingand i watch themslowly sweetand theyhad us fencedlike our ribcage bonesand breathe in;out air stale with dyingso maybei need to get this taste from my mouthi need to stop dying, toobecause i'll misstoo much—.
When you demand it.When I was a little girlmy mother used to tell me"you will not understandthe magnitude of what you've saiduntil you've said it."And, as promised,I have come to tell you: I've said it.I have come to tell youI felt the vibratocoax my deepest bones:an immortal vex, a cageof everything alive beneath my flesh;the things that will stay aliveafter everything alive in my bodyhas turned to ash.I have come to tell youI felt the magnitude buildin my chest like the flappingof birds, dead thingsI assumed would neverbreathe life, that I would neverunderstand what it is liketo choke on their tiny boneswhile I trip over my words.I have come to tell youthese organs have pumped bloodmore than they have ever before,and I have, for once,felt what it feels like to have lifein my veins- to have a fever when healthy,to have ran miles while standing still.I have come to tell youmy voice has boomed more thanit has ever before, like that stormthat was brewing deep in my lungsh
Why I Can't Love a PoetHe said you're beautiful likeblack birds on a gray sky ora tree that's recently died butholds its last green leaves untilthey wither and crack, swept awayby a northern wind bearing his name.
August'i was up all night again,'he whispered to the ocean,his words sweeping acrossit's tempting surface –'i was thinking of her,' of mara…'i couldn't stop thinking about her,' and my mistake…apologetic words,ones gone unspoken for too long,stagger across the wavesand sink to the depths of the ocean floor.'she will never hear them,'the ocean whispers back –and with wide eyes, he realisesthat voice belongs to her, to mara…and there she stands,in the midst of the water,staring at him with those eyes,those beautiful eyes,the colour of moss.'i will never hear them,you're too far away.'she says,and when she disappearsbeneath the waveshe knows what he must do -return to her.
Changed Mancherishing memories of theloved and lost,he peers across the fieldwith steppingstone eyes,and realisesthis war has changed him –now, consumed by darkness,and corneredby his philosophy ofbrutal honesty,the ghost inside himwatches from behindthose stonewashed eyes –no one ever said it would bethis hard.
be still, my hearti.light fellstark colors tofloat into skywith glints of pearl dawnin china blueeyes.ii.shattered suncrawled out of seastill- across breathof shallow end.iii.organs driftingcarefully in the airbreathing empty water.iv.colors died delicatelyto open airv.honey sunlightslid the bushestoward canopyunder the treesvi.closed in pale flowersleft prints in soft soilwhere more sunshine fellfrom sky (strange as sea)
Ocean Captiveplease,awaken from thiscaptivity.you've become a servant to the ocean,obeying its every command –succumbing to its demanding beauty,hypnotised by the tranquillity.waves, (rising and falling.)waves, (falling and rising.)you fragile, broken thing,a beautiful golden fool –your frame filling withsalt-water;bones stiffening, skin wrinklingblood turning blue.you're visiting the ocean's depths,welcoming the cruel world below;but those lungs of yours are burning,and those soft eyes are questioning –so open (sapphire.)so hopeful, (yet wavering.)please,you ocean captive,open your eyesandswim to the top –and breathe the air,once again.
glass in the tidegradac, croatia; summer.it is a town climbed up from the sea:a salt hymn, an exhalation, a brightly calcifiedspray. the houses here are overgrownas wildflowers, paths like tiny winding veinssprung alive between them. from my balcony i watchthe sun crest slowly into afternoon,and mothers lead their childrendown stone slopes, arterial pullto the water. by the shore,vendors sell bottles of olive oil, salt,sage, gathering up anything with the tasteof what mystery inhabits the air—brimming overthe glass lips, a curving kind of joy,the whole earth, a bowl of it.at night, my uncle drinks beerand i drink wine. he watchesthe football game and i tryto write this poem; try to bottle with languagesome tipped draught of the night waterbelow me, the children still dancing loudin its repeated unfurling,opal spray.in the morning, we swim, and stretch outour salt-damp bodies at the edgeof the sea. lying there, i rustlethrough the beach's tiny stones, pick out emer
palm readingsi exist in the city limits because i want the wind to make me frail.fragile like a ghost,a sorry sin i promise to abstain but inevitably commit.my bus fare is a kick down memory lane.i walk instead.he told me i spun words that dissolved on the tonguebefore he even had the chance to taste them.he called me sugar like a midday ritual,dressed me in compliments more fit for kings than commoners.i turned complacent; comforted by new beginningsand frightened by sudden endings.my mother never taught me how to avoid heartache.she only told me that my heart was a gold mineand i should never let fake jewelry lay over it.once, out of spite, i showed her my palms and asked what she saw.she told me that in this world full of practice, there was no time for games.when i showed him, he said that i am overworked.neither understands.now, it is the purgatory between autumn and winter that sinks my guts.the waiting room lacks couches and candle scents.the smiles are either plastic or
lemonwe walk down the streetsof a city named after the last thousand years.a breeze floats byand for a moment your hair lifts off your shoulder.the way it doesn't touch you,i want to touch you.there are traces of lemon in your light,a vague sense of mint on your fingertips.the way honey tastesdrifts inside your shirt.entering the citywalking calmly while the light fallsis like listening to your voice,like waiting at the bell by the riverfor a clamoring to do justiceto the patterns on the water.the way the bells never endi want to brush my hand against yours.the way you drop lemon into your wateri want to live.
symptoms of red a materialist inside of you unknitting your sweater & in your dream you are a wolf eating a flower in an orange field. the world is ending. an unnamed girl stains you as if she were tea giving up to a foaming ocean. she writes a story: the unrequited blurry visions of two visionaries
ethyl formatesagittarius B2's electronic radiationfrom the centre of our very ownbarred spiral star systemhas revealed traces of ethyl formateimagine flying to the middle of themilky way and devouring the heartof the galaxy,raspberry seeds sticking between yourteeth and rum on your breathand it's a bizarre, detached, frozen,overwhelming thingto realise:that the building blocks of lifemay just taste like your favourite fruit
wallflower clippingsthere's scar tissue in her throat,swollen around the words she never said;dark rings around her eyeslike planets unremembered, anda staleness to her touch,the crystalline Dead Sea.she's living like a storythat's already been told"if no one loved youwould you mean anything at all?"in that moment,we forget to exist.
anatomic residencythere are little people sitting in the hollows of your collarbonerubbing their handsand huddling together to provide warmthin the soft dips of youi give them life as lakes tumble downmy cheeks, stream across your shoulder& they lick it up as i dry my eyeswith your skin tissuesometimes, if the children are luckypapa will take them to the mountainsthey climb to the back of your neckand they just sit in the spaces betweenyour vertebrae, no gravityno thoughtsjust spine.
Memoir III1.Thunderstormon the way to school:roadside tsunami.2.Sunday morning—burnt pancakes,lined like Jupiter.3.Yin-yang catdozes, balancingwaking and dreaming.4.Cloud gazing inthe rain—tears of theweeping woman.5.Hot chocolate—marshmallow meteorsin a darkened sky.
evolution poembut I believe to seek unbecomingis more cultivated than stretchingout the leaky fibers of a semi-circular self-image until theyspiral into uncontrollableforests, cauterizing eyelids;yes, unbecoming,like picking bones outof a salmon's chest.
it's very beautiful over thereit's very beautiful over there you'll see—flicker of gold;our rising seablanket softer gently greensun's arms hold me nearin a bed of blue flowers—cradled fattened breasts bare.


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"When I was little, I used to get picked on by kids walking home from the bus. That is until my grandpa found a dog — a Doberman Pinscher we named Auto — and brought him home. Every day after school, Auto would meet me at the bus stop and scare the bullies away! Then one day, a sixth grade boy (I was a kindergartner at the time) pushed me into the rose bushes and Auto bit him on the behind! From then on, I was never picked on again!" — Danielle M.

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Kurt Russell stars in this action fantasy about a wisecracking trucker, Jack Burton, who attempts to rescue his friend's fiancee from a 2,000-year-old magician (James Hong) who lives beneath San Francisco's Chinatown. He must battle demons, goblins and other terrors as he makes his way through the magician's dark domain. Also starring Kim Cattrall and Suzee Pai. Directed by John Carpenter (Escape from New York, Escape from L.A.).
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This restaurant has probably been discussed before, but I just noticed the other day that a Chutzpah! has opened up at Tysons Corner, across Leesburg Pike from the mall. To those of you who've eaten at other locations, what are/were your impressions of the place?
I think the only other location is fairfax near the fair oaks mall. Good. I usually get the peppered turkey (someone's brother - Moeshe?) and I like it. Huge portions. I go out of my way for Pomodorro's though anymore than I do for Chutzpah, but I like that it's there.
Pastrami is much better than corned beef, but I have to say I was crazy about the fuhgeddaboudit sandwich which is a preposterous, delicious concoction. Generally very good food here.
Probably one of the better delis in the area. Better serving size than Celebrity or Woodside, better quality and service than Krupins. The Fuhgeddaboudit is excellent, with an extra shmear or chopped liver. Not as fond of the whitefish or the nova lox, though. Sandwiches are recommended.
Good choice for breakfast. I generally get The Oops, which is lox, eggs, and onions AND matzo brei mixed together. It's big and good.
The kasha varnishkes is good, the kishka not so good (Ok, expecting good kishka in Virginia is probably trying to go a bridge too far). Good pickle bowl on the table too, which they will refill as often as you want.
The fries are a surprisingly good accompaniment to most meals.
based on the sterns recommendation and other good postings, I went this weekend for brunch with the wife and 8 other friend. We order a lot of different items and here are some of my thoughts.
Perhaps my expectations were set high but this place is good but no where close to great.
The highlights are as follows:
-they give you free pickles and coleslaw: This is by far the highlight. The slaw was amazing the the full sours were excellent. The half sours were pretty good. I could eat those too things with a slice of bread and would have been completely happy.
-Noodle Kugle was smooth rich and sweet. Excellent flavor and texture.
-Tongue was the star of all the meats I've tried. Really nice flavor, tender and juicy.
-potato latke was crisp and flavorful.
Low points were:
-matzo ball soup: came out cool to luke warm (4 orders). Even when they heated it (i.e., microwaved it) the soup had no body and the matzo ball itself was all wrong in texture. It was almost crumbly in texture. Really bad.
-Pastrami and brisket: I ordered it Juicy and the waitress looked at me like I was speaking martian. The meat was not tough, it held its shape loosly and fell about with little effort, but it was dry. A total dissappointment. I wish I had just stuck with the tongue.
The rest of the stuff was pretty average.
re: biscuit
Complaining about the quality of delis in NoVA is like complaining about the lousy Greek food they have in Bangalore.
re: monkeyrotica
Ha! Good analogy!
I had to try this for lunch because I really liked the breakfast I had there. I had the pastrami on rye and chicken soup. It was okay, but not worth the special trip. I had higher expectations since breakfast was good. Both times the service was incredibly slow, though(Fair Lakes location). It should have taken no time at all to dish up 2 soups and 2 half pastrami sandwiches (as my husband put it, they only had to cut the sandwich in half) but it took 20 minutes and the place was pretty empty when we arrived, only one other table with people. I will definitely go back for breakfast, will hesitate for lunch.
re: chowser
I tried the breakfast yesterday. Scrambled eggs, corned beef hash, plain bagel, coffee. Coffee was burnt, the bagel had an odd english muffinny texture, the hash came out of a can. But THE worst part were, well, I hesitate to call them "eggs." The color was an off-white grey with no yellow at all. The texture was like a cross between foam rubber and a denser nylon weatherstripping. It was literally a bubbled sheet on top of the corned beef. It didn't even have the flavor of the premixed egg product that comes in the servo bags that they put on Mcdonalds breakfast sandwiches. Unbelievably weird experience, like chewing on a really soft and spongy flipflop or beach sandal.
re: monkeyrotica
guess the greek food in bangalor is pretty lousy.
re: monkeyrotica
But is it as bad a Palek Panir in Paris?
Sorry to hear you had a bad experience. Which one did you go to? We've been to the one in Fairlakes. I really liked the oops (scrambled eggs, lox, caramelized onions, crushed matzoh). I can't remember what others had, other than bacon which was good but everyone really liked their main courses. I do remember the bagels being nothing to write home about, especially since they were supposed to be shipped in from NY. I thought the eggs were good but I've never had foam rubber crossed with dense nylon weatherstripping and, who knows, maybe I'd like that, too...
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This was at Fairlakes. The oddest part is that I've had eggs over easy there before and they were just fine. Maybe they screwed up and go that last batch from the weatherstripping bin in the fridge?
I'll stick with the corned beef and chopped liver next time I'm out there, but I have no idea when that will be. Deli City is still my go-to place for overstuffed sandwiches.
I went to Chutzpah for brunch today after reading the positive reviews from various people. My impressions were less than impressed. The restaurant was cold. As for the food, it was fair but nothing outstanding. My meal was small and tasted like it was not fully cooked. My friend's meal was fair and was falling off the plate. The service was less than thrilling. I had to request jam twice and was finally given a small bowl with syrup, butter and two small jams of different flavors. We never were given the pickles though everyone around us was given a bowl. Next time I am in the mood for a NY deli style brunch, I am going to Parkway.


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text: Well the official date has been confirmed. King Arthur Demo December 21, 2004 (this is a Tuesday night) At the Hastings in Abilene, TX King Arthur (the 2004 version) comes out on video and DVD Dec. 21, 04 at the Hastings in Abilene, TX. They have invited the SCA to come out and do a Demo in the parking lot in front of the store. This is a great opportunity to promote the SCA and a really cool way of doing it. I know it's way early to start planning, but I'd like to hear from anyone who is interested in participating in this demo. It is so close to Christmas that I'm afraid to make a commitment to Hastings if we will not have participating fighters. I wouldn't be fair. There are only 2 local (Abilene) Heavy fighters and about 5 Light fighters. I need more fighters than this to really give it a good turn out. Please consider this carefully and contact me if you wish to participate. ~Lady RowanMazey MacBranian mag Labruin (Rowan) Shire of Mendersham Hospitaler -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.ansteorra.org/pipermail/bonwicke-ansteorra.org/attachments/20040928/811d505b/attachment.htm


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In 1969 or 1970, the bleeding heart liberals in Minnesota decided that deer hunting was disgusting so the was not a season that year. By mid-winter, deer were coming down to the twin cities in search of food. They were everywhere and dying of starvation and getting hit by cars. Don't think they ever canceled hunting season again. Now I'm not a hunter; however, I respect those that do...
Every time I see something like this I think I'll never see stupid like this again. I mean..Don't Hollyweird have to write this kind of stupid? No, this brand of stupid is grown in the wild. The heard is not thinning fast enough naturally Maybe a lib season?
The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. Thomas Jefferson
This post (and all similar posts) is as ignorant as can be.
I am not a Democrat or Republican but nowhere there did it say from whom it came from (which group). Or did I miss it? Is it possible to come from a conservative vegetarian??? Or just a plain moron maybe (Republican, Democrat, or independent)?
Generalizing just to fit your own belief is bad. Too bad since I respect your opinion so much when it comes to guns.
No one should eat that stuff.
"Good people drink good beer."
Hunter S. Thompson
In life, strive to take the high road....It offers a better field of fire.
"Robo is right" Fuzzball
Pointing out stupid to others is a responsibility and also worth a good laugh. Where would we be as a nation if we accepted every stupid thought expressed? Oh never mind I think we are there. Hows that working out for everyone?
Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not." ~ Thomas Jefferson
Orangello might be one, but he is smart enough to know that meat is not made at the store and animals were killed to provide the meat.
Have you ever tried to explain to a vegetarian how many animals and ecosystems are destroyed when a field of soy beans are harvested? They don't get it and they never will.
Damn, funny, Tango. That needs to become a T-Shirt. Send that to thoseshirts.com.
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So how did you celebrate the 100th anniversary of Taiwan's Independence?
- ipsedixit Oct 10, 2011 07:50 PM
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Salted soy milk and Chinese crullers at Huge Tree Pastry
Wine Brew at Dean Sin World
And a big plate of Eel Rice and some Stinky Tofu from Sin Ba La
re: Chandavkl
Did you ever find chicken dumplings to your liking?
re: ipsedixit
Settling for Costco for now since I'm looking for the large size dumpling frozen in quantity. It's OK.
This is a fantastic question.
And I am tempted to name a ton of Taiwanese food. But before we do that
if we trace the history of the leaders in charge of the historical event:
Dr Sun Wen/Sun Yat Sen - born in Guangdong Province, Xiangshang or Zhongsan
Huang Xing - the general who led the military to the 10/10 battle (while Sun Wen was in exile), is from Hunan Province, who also studied abroad in Japan.
Which means it is only fitting to include and span across the following cuisines
Guangdong style Cantonese
Hakka Cantonese (via Sun Wen's family)
Japanese (also because it is so damn good in Taiwan too and you never need an excuse)
then finally Taiwanese food
My guess is if I am in town, I'd hit up Bon Marche Bistro for the Hakka Cantonese, assuming the chef is still doing the good stuff from 2008...
Celebrating at Huge Tree would just be for breakfast.
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I just paused a few moments to remember one of my grandfathers. He helped raise money in US for Dr. Sun Yat-Sen. I'm sure my grandfather would have been shocked to see so many Chinese restaurants in the SGV, but he would have been happy because his descendants no longer need to worry about dying from famine.
Dinner over the weekend at Be Be 2, which was packed with ah-gong/ah-po knocking out 6 packs of nondescript reds & Henny. We paid homage to all that is good in Taiwanese charcuterie by ordering 大腸包小腸. The 糯米大腸 was actually chitlin stuffed with 糯米, which made this place more than worthy for the 100th 十十 day.
Had popcorn chix @ Quickly, consumed more Taiwanese sausages. Took final dram of Kavalan, then watched this EP of Power Sunday http://tw.sugoitw.com/power-sunday-20... with NoNo+Makiyo running round 師大夜市 doing stupid stuff & eating everything. NB: I can watch Makiyo "run around" and "eating" and "run around and eating", all day. Alas, she's half Japanese.


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Christian groups, led by the Reverend Fred Nile, are calling for an election day referendum on gay marriage, saying Australians will reject any change to the status quo.
But Mr Nile insisted a referendum question must be a ''black and white choice'' on whether to allow ''homosexuals to get married'' rather than a generic commitment to support ''marriage equality''.
''I'm in favour of marriage equality - between a husband and a wife,'' he said.
''I think people should decide the issue. But the question has to be clear. A question like 'are you in favour of marriage equality?' will confuse some people.
''The question has to be black and white: Do you agree that homosexuals should be legally married?
''I think the majority of people would vote no if the question was clear.''
As same-sex marriage advocates voiced their fears about a divisive referendum, Mr Nile joined the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) in calling for the matter to be settled by the Australian public on election day. He said his Christian Democratic Party had been ''pipped at the post'' by the independent Tony Windsor calling for a question on gay marriage to be added to a referendum, expected to be announced, on constitutional recognition for local government.
Marriage equality activists are concerned ''cashed-up'' church groups would bring on a pre-referendum battle that would polarise society and ''demonise'' gay and lesbian people - and Mr Nile and ACL spokesman Lyle Shelton confirmed resources would be thrown behind any ''no'' campaign.''This is something that people are very passionate about,'' Mr Shelton said.
Before Labor's 2011 national conference, the group collected more than 100,000 signatures against gay marriage and Mr Shelton predicted a referendum would fail.
The posturing of the Christian groups exposed divisions in the gay marriage lobby. It is understood Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young, who has portfolio responsibility for marriage equality, lobbied leader Christine Milne to reverse her support for a referendum.
In comments that confirmed she had been forced into a U-turn, Ms Milne said a referendum would be a ''distraction'' and the issue should be settled by Parliament. ''The only impediment is that the Coalition won't provide a conscience vote,'' she said.
Australian Marriage Equality national convener Rodney Croome said: ''We fear cashed-up opponents of marriage equality would exploit a referendum to polarise the electorate and demonise gay and lesbian people in a way that will impact badly, particularly on young gay people.''
He said millions spent fighting a campaign could be spent on gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender support services and community education.
The Gillard government maintained its position that same-sex marriage is a matter for Parliament.
Senator Penny Wong compared the referendum push to the 1999 republic referendum, which failed across all states despite having strong public support.
''John Howard and Tony Abbott ran a very good fear campaign and we lost that referendum,'' she said.
Mr Abbott said the independents and the government were seeking to ''muddy the waters'' of the election that, he said, should be ''uncomplicated by other matters'' other than the carbon tax and the Labor government's performance.


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The MTV Video Music Awards are all about scenestealing stunts, so it was fitting Tuesday when the network announced that stars will approach this year's red carpet on luxury yachts and the entire show will be host-free.
Oh yeah — Jay-Z's jarring video for ''99 Problems,'' which depicts his own murder as a metaphor for his retirement from rapping, had a leading six nominations. Beyonce, No Doubt and OutKast had five nods each.
Hip-hop stars Missy Elliott and Usher braved the heat and humidity to announce nominations at the luxury Mandarin Oriental hotel in Miami, Fla. The awards will be handed out Aug. 29 at the bayfront AmericanAirlines Arena.
''The awards show here is going to be hot. I mean literally hot,'' joked Elliott, who was wearing a camouflage hat, shorts and a black Tshirt in the 90-degree heat.
Beyonce was up for her dance hit ''Naughty Girl'' and ''Me, Myself and I.'' No Doubt was picked for Gwen Stefani's angry acting in ''It's My Life'' and OutKast for its "Ed Sullivan Show"-on-acid video of ''Hey Ya.''
Performers will include Usher, Jessica Simpson, newcomer Kanye West and a rock threesome of Jet, Hoobastank and Yellowcard.
''I've got a few ideas up my sleeve,'' Usher said of his performance. ''Miami will be the light of life that night.''
Organizers touted the fact that many of music's biggest stars will be pulling up to the arena in luxury yachts as part of their red-carpet entrance. Usher, wearing a white T-shirt beneath a longsleeved button-down shirt, jeans and orange-and-yellow neon shoes, was already bragging about his boat.
''There's going to be a lot of muscle out there. So I'm going to have to have a sexy one,'' he said.
The awards spectacle is much anticipated in Miami. City officials and event planners are organizing private parties for the preening VIPs expected to flock to steamy south Florida, filling hotels, restaurants and nightclubs.
It's the awards' 21st year, but the first time it will be held outside Los Angeles or New York. MTV President Van Toffler joked that the awards are ''finally legal'' and promised more memorable moments, such as the Britney Spears-Madonna onstage kiss last year or the Neil Young-Pearl Jam performance of ''Rockin in the Free World'' from 1993.
Dave Sirulnick, one of the show's executive producers, said the idea to go host-less was created when they decided to hold the show in a large arena for the first time. Past shows were in cozier theater-like venues like Radio City Music Hall in New York.
Sirulnick said there will be five stages, some jutting out into the crowd or rising high in the air. Sirulnick said awards presentations and performances will use the whole arena, not a single stage.
OutKast and Jay-Z are joined in the video of the year category by Usher's nightclub ode ''Yeah!'', D12/ Eminem's humorous ''My Band'' and Britney Spears' sultry ''Toxic.''
Elliott, whose ''I'm Really Hot'' was nominated for best dance video and best choreography, says she takes pride in her videos and enjoys watching what dance moves performers like Usher will come up with next. ''This man, he's one of the people I look forward to when I see a video,'' Elliott said of Usher. ''The last person that I used to do that with was Aaliyah.''


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Google, always trying to push social search (despite early missteps), has a good one here. The new +1 button, rolling out now (when you're logged into your Google account and choose to opt into the experiment) lets searches know how popular a listing is, ala StumbleUpon's plugin.
After speaking with Google, this is not yet affecting rankings or quality score, but they said it will. Straight from a product manager's mouth. He couldn't tell me when – they need to evaluate, I'm sure.
But this is a useful thing to reinforcing CTR on a brand, not to mention owning more search engine result page real estate. Thanks to social additions, my listing now pushes other sites below the fold even more than before. If I own a few top listings, I can ultimately "black out," or push a fourth or fifth under the fold:
Is it like Facebook's Like button? Definitely, especially since soon you'll be able to add a +1 widget to your websites. But this has something Facebook doesn't have… the ability to "like" something in Google results. That's pretty big.
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Customers still rely heavily on search engines to find web-based mobile sites. It's not unlike traditional SEO in many technical ways (Google still cares about the keywords and the links), but is very different when optimizing for user or customer value. To optimize for search engines on behalf of the mobile user or customer, you have to think about what the mobile searcher is looking for when searching on a phone. The answer: relevancy, speed, and good usability. Identify your landing pages that are best suited for them and think about how you can optimize for the phone. We're trying to attract mobile users in addition to desktop/laptop users. But mobile users have a larger sense of urgency.
Phones are not used like desktops and laptops. They're not even like iPads. Customers on the mobile are on the move. Assume they're short on time; they may quickly be approaching a bus stop, or walking into a store. Maybe the light just turned green (scary but true) and they need to get back to driving. When we optimize for a mobile page, we need to identify and provide the key answer in the title, meta description, and body copy with as few words (and keywords) as possible. We need to be much more concise and specific so the mobile user can identify the best results faster. We need to spend closer attention to the query intent. If that means more specific mobile landing pages (and less general, high-keyword frequency pages), so be it. Granted, that goes against some traditional SEO strategies. From the little data that's been revealed from Google about differences in the way they approach mobile sites, it's our best hypothesis that they'll continue reevaluating your keyword choice from a mobile perspective. You already get personalized, GPS powered mobile results from Google sniffing your smart phone browser now, so this isn't really a stretch.
The mobile searcher is likely searching for a quick one sentence answer. Or a price. Or a location. Or a quick review. Microformats and location tagging will likely take a larger role. Mobile users don't want to zoom in/out of a page all the time (if their phone even enables it); they'll often back out and view other Google results for the best visual snapshot (even if it's not the most relevant page to the query). Usability plays a different, but equally as important role as it does now. In general, if our goal as SEOs are about driving qualified traffic from the query all the way to the shopping cart, sometimes we need to be focused on design and usability.
Old school technical SEO still needs to be a factor. Most developers create a different URL for mobile sites when it's not necessary. I see the "m." subdomain used. If you share your mobile link through an online social channel, you're sharing the m. version. If your logic properly redirects a user through that link to your desktop version, you're still being served a redirect. Some loss in link juice there even if its a 301. At least use an /m/ directory and turn off internal linking user agent switching so you can get some links that help your overall domain authority. Currently Google has their normal Googlebot, and Googlebot-Mobile which crawls content for traditional phones – not smart phones (with the exception of a recent iPhone Googlebot that's been testing). Google believes that smart phones can see the web just fine and doesn't need their own bot. If that's the case, there really isn't much reason to create a new URL anyway if the content you want a person to see on the phone is the same as the content on the desktop. Just create a different CSS sheet to create a more mobile layout.
Mobile will only continue to grow. Additionally, more iPad-like tablets are slated to come out, which blurs the lines a little more between what is a mobile device and what is a desktop device. Google will continue to take the non-desktop search and web experience seriously. So should we.
The major web platforms are looking at targeting users with local functionality. Many see this as a major growth opportunity in 2011 due to the higher use of smart phones. Google is especially focused in this area as of late, arguably more than ever before. As online retailers, who may not have heavy connectivity with their brick and mortar counterparts, local SEO may not seem like something that provides much – if any – online traffic. But it does. Especially with recent Google changes.
If you haven't noticed, Google changed the way they display their local searches. They appear to show up more often, and resemble traditional natural search listings. The result is that other non-local listings are getting pushed down under the fold, and more local listings are being clicked.
Each listing provides 2 destination links: the main link (which leads to your main site), and a places page.
When you show up in the local searches, the main link provides pretty good traffic. In most cases, the searchers that click a local link were looking for local information. The destination of this link doesn't satisfy, but it's a chance for your homepage to capture the users interest and maybe persuade them from getting off their couch and driving to the store to buying online.
The other link, Places (formerly called Local Business Center), is a nice thing to have because it provides opportunity to really sell your local store. You can provide an exclusive coupon, or promotion. Within the Places page, there's yet another link that you can control.
There's opportunity with this link since you control it. Maybe design a landing page displaying synergies between your web and brick and mortar stores. Can you buy online and return the product in the store if you're not satisfied? Promote that here. Do you have exclusive in-store printable coupons? Display that here. Experiment with this traffic, and develop something special knowing that these are local-minded shoppers (at least they were at the time of entering their first query into Google.
I was recently asked in an email why I consider SEO a marketing channel. Among several things, good marketing and advertising work to get messages out about the value of an item, and provide you with information. Most subscribe to this definition. Marketing helps those who are interested see if they really want and need it, and helps inform producers.
So does Google.
SEO helps those people who have interest, and are qualified enough to make a digital inquirey, find this information. SEO also helps create that two way, open engagement that more people are expecting of the maturing internet.
I work with a lot of huge brands, typically in the ecommerce space. It all holds very true for them. Doing SEO work is about caring for the customer more than the product. Hopefully the product was made with an audience segment in mind; SEO is bridging the gap using the internet's elected hub – Google.
Yes. It's textbook marketing taking you back to college. But it's breathing on land now, and doesn't require gills. The nervous system hasn't changed. The song remains the same.
Once you make the site technically crawlable and findable, you need to make it work. Sure, you can pass it off to merchandisers or usability or any other group that should have an interest in what to do with the search traffic you deliver, but they won't know what brought them there like an SEO will.
As far as I'm concerned, marketing is part of the broader definition of SEO in the modern age, still keeping it your most powerful acquisition channel by far… If done right.
According to Hitwise, 81% of the searches done on Bing and Yahoo resulted in an actual visit to a website. Google only showed a 65% rate. This suggests that either Bing/Yahoo is more relevant and providing the best results more often for the bulk of users, or that people search differently with Google. I'm assuming the latter.
I think most people who use Google expect to do a little digging. I think the results you're given require you to refine your search, and as a Google user, you're used to that. You've come to expect that.
Andy Beal at Marketing Pilgrim says, "Google offers more opportunities right upfront to refine the search by time, type of result, even result loca tions. Because of this, I'd bet many people take a second or third try at finding exactly what they want before they start clicking through." That makes sense. I also think without the options, google users would be more apt to refining their search anyway.
I believe Google's results are more detailed in nature and require your queries to be more specific as well. I feel like I get broader, safer results out of Bing. Thats what theyre going for per their marketing, but it feels a little "Fisher Price" to me. Not my style. Maybe Bing users are more casual.
Google and Bing have segregated the search audience. Like democrat and republican, NFL and MLB, or beer and wine, the two parties are different, and will continue to be shaped by the structure of the engine to some degree. It's interesting, really, just how big a role search engines play, and what we can tell about people who use them. It's not just an information retrieval system, but an extension of your brain. Much like a car.
Usually when we learn from examples, we learn from someone's success. Sometimes it's good to look at someone who did it wrong. The shortest job stint in my life was for one year, but despite my unhappiness, I did learn some good primary lessons that are still effective today.
Let me introduce you to Slim (name changed to protect the careless).
Slim wasn't much of a businessman. He started out as a blue collar type with a hobby collecting a certain kind of collectible. As the market swung, Slim's hobby started turning into a passion for a lot of other people in the area. Slim began supplying merchandise related to this hobby at local shops. He was soon able to open his own store.
As the internet and ecommerce grew, interested searchers started using Google to find retailers who were selling these collectibles online. The small town shoppers who loved the brick and mortar store weren't the only audience Slim could reach. To his credit, he partnered his physical store with an ecommerce store. Opportunity abound!
I worked for Slim doing SEO. His pay rate was insulting, but because he was becoming semi-popular in his genre, and I was able to negotiate a small commission on sales, I thought it was worth a shot. I should have recognized the cheapness as a sign of things to come.
I found a new feature on Google. If you click advanced search on the search page, you have a 'reading level' option. In the drop down, you can choose to annotate your search results. When you search, you can now see the reading level Google thinks these (and your) pages are at.
As a father of a six year old, this seems interesting. It could potentially help me find pages that he would understand and enjoy. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to work as I had hoped. Apparently my about me page is at an intermediate reading level. Hardly. So is sesamestreet.com. Wow.
Maybe this is just more Google fluff, and maybe it will improve. But it has me wondering about the signals and algorithm that determines this labeling. Are there any clues here for the reverse engineers to understand more how Google thinks? Likely, Google would be very careful putting this out… but still.
Update: Looks like Google gave us a little insight. Looks like a model was built off decisions made by teachers. I'm now thinking this is simply another algorithm strand layered into the Google rope.
Hey all – my new article is up at Search Engine Land. Enjoy.
Matt Cutts says a small majority of the web is nofollowed (which is confirmed by Linkscape data). He doesn't say that a huge majority of the social web is dofollowed. I firmly believe it isn't. And since Google loves editorial links, they should love the good social links – forums, blogs, voting site comments, etc.
So why is so much of the social web still nofollowed? In theory, it helps us webmasters to rank better when we link out. It helps our social contributors receive link love. It's great for Google in general.
Oh, right… SPAM. The applications that auto-spam WordPress blogs and Pligg, and the SEnuke's of the world. There's plenty of them. So, Google gave us the nofollow microformat to let us help them keep the web clean(er). But is slapping an automatic "nofollow" script really that helpful?
It's a social web. I believe it's our responsibility as good, contributing webmasters to monitor our user-generated links. If you'd like, put up rules about what you'll accept and don't accept (for example, no business names in the anchor text, or no links to product sites, etc). Make these rules simple and visible. Then, routinely prune anything that fails to meet the criteria. It's a little extra work, but it's worth it if you love your site.
I'm a dofollow SEO blog, and though Akismet (in WordPress) catches most my obvious automated spam, I still routinely go through my comments and make edits to rule breakers. Oh well. Clearly most don't see it my way.
But as Google grows into a more contextual, learning machine, I think these nofollows are going to be a hindrance. I have heard of the tests that claim Google may be opting to follow certain links that are marked nofollow when it suits their needs,
but I haven't seen it yet in my tests. As Google's algorithm gets better, and they start to better understand what they read, while simultaneously finding other ways to defend against spam, I'm sure they're going to start hopping the nofollow fence more often.
When I say "makes SEO easier," I don't just mean performing SEO, but also living as an SEO.
A few years ago I wrote a post about how great Firefox was for SEO. Oh, I was such a fanboy. Especially due to the huge amout of Greasemonkey scripts I was finding. This is in the early days of extending browsers, mind you.
But since January of 2009, Firefox started to get slower, and Chrome started to get less buggy. I'm not sure when I made the switch, but Chrome is my BOC (browser of choice). I really love how the extensions run independently of the browser. Smart move – my RAM thanks you. Plus, most of the time they update on their own and don't even bother you unless something is new or notable.
There's still a few occasions where I have to fire up Firefox. It's so clunky and slow now, I sort of dread it. I'm still a fan of SEObook's rank checker (though I do have SEO Serp installed into Chrome).
So here's 10 SEO chrome extensions I'm running (in the order they appear on my toolbar). Granted, some aren't necessarily all about SEO, but provides productivity nonetheless.


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In Uruguay "setiembre" is more used than "septimbre". Even calendars and street names are written "setiembre".
The official name is Estados Unidos Mexicanos or Mexican United States and it is only used in government official documents. The United States was added in part inspired by our northern neighbors, United States of America. In normal conversation we use only México. There are some efforts by some politicians to change the official name to just México.
In Argentina, Setiembre is accepted, but Septiembre is far more popular.
Both are correct, as a native Spanish speaker I can tell that I rarely see "sétima" written, but I think for such a picturesque place, this name makes it even more charming.
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When trying a new extension one always risks that there may be a conflict. Normally, one can just delete the harmful plugin and everything goes back to normal. Not so with this application!
There's no documentation on the company's site available to fix this known problem either, which makes it even more frustrating. It's already wasted hours trying to fix and I'm still trying to figure out how to fix my site. Had I seen the other comments from other people who experienced the same thing I would have steered far away from this company's application. I suggest you do to.
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As a brunette catwalker in a cobalt blue jumpsuit closed the show, whispers circulated that she was an uncanny Chloe-Sevigny-a-like. BUT WAIT! That IS Chloe Sevigny! But where are her signature blonde locks? And what the blazes is she doing OFF of the front row and ON the catwalk?! Earlier this year, the frequent FROW claimed, 'I hate going to fashion shows. I find them boring', so is this her way of spicing things up?
Let's begin with the hair - our initial reaction being GULP. Despite her quirky style stuntwoman credentials, Chloe has always been beachy blonde, so you can't blame us for being taken aback by the dramatic change. And let's be honest: teamed with straight dark brows, barely there make-up and what could be interpreted as a baggy boiler suit, she looks a tad mannish, no? Apparently the actress' new 'do is for TV drama 'Hit and Miss', in which she plays a contract killer and a pre-op transsexual. So that explains THAT.
But what of Chloe's turn on the catwalk? Well, we hear it was a favour for Kenzo's new creative directors, Humberto Leon and Carol Lim, aka: the founders of Opening Ceremony. This was Leon and Lim's first collection for the French brand so naturally, they enlisted the help of their A-list bestie, La Sev, who designed her own OC range (you still with us?). Together, they're a hipster trio not to be messed with and unsurprisingly, the fresh and fun spring / summer collection was a storming success.
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8.22 I was a busy bee this weekeend . . . cake pops, Liquid, and a KITTY!
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Hi! :) Hope you had a fabulous weekend! I got a ton done . . . and finally put new tires on my car. Everyone who walked by my car made some kind of comment about my front tires being bald, so I got new ones and hopefully everyone can shhh now! :) Friday night, Boyfriend surprised me with a KITTY! She's tiny ... only 4 months old, and she gets to come home on Thursday! We're still deciding on names and taking a vote. Which one do you like better . . . Pinot or Asti? :) She's really sweet! I'll post pictures once she comes home!
Saturday night, we went on a double date with our friends Pete and Wendy! (Wendy is like this awesome scrapbooker and totally hooked me up with lots of fun scrapbooking materials - i'm so looking forward to making one!) We went to Liquid in Stroudsburg (such a cool place with an awesome martini menu) and while I don't like sushi, I ADORE sushi presentations! Check out how pretty these were!
It's a girl here at the office's birthday (Happy Birthday Shannon!) so I made cake pops! This was my second attempt at cake pops and it went SO MUCH better than the first try. The trick? One you put the cake into balls, CHILL IT for a few hours. It made the world of a difference and the KRZ office is loving them today! :)
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"You know we've been pleased with the progress that we've made, we've been pleased with the pace that we've been able to take things on," Saban said. "And you it will be interesting to see how the guys compete when there's no coach standing right there, either encouraging them, or telling them what to do, and making a call for 'em or whatever. Because the next step is can you take it to the field."
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- miss louella Apr 22, 2009 10:19 PM
An embarrassment of riches, I know, but I was recently given a crate full of whipping cream whose time was near. I have made creme fraiche and butter as well as some ridiculously decadent cream soups. Any other suggestions? Thanks so very much for your ideas and pointers!
Creampuffs, zabaglione, tres leches cake, indian kheer, custards.
Ice cream can be made without an ice cream maker. If you have access to fresh herbs, I would make some whacked out flavors like basil, fresh mint, cardamom and rosewater, etc.
By the end of making all that ice cream by hand, you'll have burned enough calories to eat most of it!
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Cream ice cubes, what a great idea for preserving the bounty. Thanks!
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When you drop that ice cube into your iced coffee, use your blender to whip them whole mess up into a froth. Fantastic.
Reduce it over lobster shells (if you can get them) or shrimp shells for use in pasta sauces, bisques etc.
Cream + cooled melted chocolate (and/or vanilla, or liqueur, other flavorings) + honey/sugar +electric mixer = mousse (or very odd butter if you go too far!)
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The cream will separate when you defrost it. Make something with it and then freeze.
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After days of making butter, creme fraiche, creamy soups and super decadent coffee, I still have GALLONS left--there is no way I'll be able to make all of this cream into something else before it goes bad or I go crazy.
I've read elsewhere on the web that defrosted cream won't whip but would be ok for soups. Have you had defrosted cream turn nasty in soup (or other non-whipped) applications?
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Is there ANY way you can donate it to a food kitchen?
ETA: Some ideas re: freezing: http://www.ag.ndsu.edu/pubs/yf/foods/...
Cream - Freeze only heavy cream containing 40 percent or more butter fat. Lighter cream and half and half do not freeze well. Cream that has been frozen will not whip to the usual volume. Whipped cream can be sweetened to taste and frozen in individual sized portions. Tray-freeze in mounds.
And an earlier CH post: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/292566
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Sadly, I AM the food kitchen!
Thanks for your info on freezing!
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Ohhhh! Well, there goes THAT good idea. :-) Good luck!
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The defrosted cream will be glob-like in a soup and it will taste off. Although I've not done it, perhaps a cheese could be made with the whipping cream.
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Can you make more butter and freeze THAT? Butter freezes really well for quite a long period.
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Awesome cream scone recipe, super-easy, wonderful, tender texture:
2 cups all purpose flour
1/4 cup sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
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Preheat oven to 425F. Mix together everything but cream in a large bowl.* Pour in 1 1/4 cups cream and mix all until dough comes together. If all flour doesn't incorporate, dribble in a little more cream (no more than a tablespoon at a time) and mix until dough comes together. Turn out onto a floured surface and pat into a half-inch-thick round. Cut into 10 wedges, or cut out rounds using a 2 1/2-inch biscuit cutter. Place on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and bake 15 minutes, until golden on top.
*Mix any additions such as dried fruit, nuts, citrus zest into flour mixture until evenly distributed before adding cream. Use no more than a handful total for best results.
Another thought - the cream could become a base for a very rich pasta. Warm and add grated cheese and noodles. Season and optionally add parsley or sauteed garlic.


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Chinatown walking tour: worthwhile, or just touristy?
- zorra Jan 18, 2011 06:25 PM
Will be entertaining myself in the city for several days next week while DH attends a conference. Thinking about a Chinatown tour for one morning. Anybody have recent experience with Wok Wiz? Local Tastes of the City? Your opinion, please: either? Neither? Other options?
(I haven't been to SF in about 15 years so will be reorienting myself to downtown, etc. Looking forward to the Ferry Building, among other explorations.)
Take a walk for a couple blocks if you must, but nothing has changed in 15 years. Visiting my mother in San Francisco for 20+ years, nothing in Chinatown has changed.
I think you would be better off just walk around by yourself and just enjoy it. I would walk Stockton Street instead of Grant Ave. More interesting food store and less touristy. But what are you looking for maybe the local hounds can advise.
Sorry, don't know anything about those tours, but I do like taking a stroll through Chinatown every now and again, even though I live here.
You might enjoy taking a walk in the Mission - Take BART to 16th street, walk to Valencia (one block) and walk from 16th to 24th on Valencia for various shops, taquerias and other restaurants (and bars, at night)- and then make a left on 24th to go to a really colorful, slightly more Latin area of the Mission. (Mission Street itself, which parallels Valencia, is much more Latino, but many feel it's a little grungier.)
re: sfbing
The alleys themselves are pretty interesting and easy to miss, though you can easily find them with a decent map.
Worthwhile, absolutely. I took one of the Wok Wiz tours with Shirley and really had fun. Much more fun than I would have had wandering around on my own. I learned a few things, ate some great food I might not have otherwise found, and met some very nice people. It didn't feel cheap or touristy, just a very pleasant way to get to know the area.
I haven't lived in SF for 6 years and didn't go to Chinatown much before that given parking and living in the Richmond. I had dinner there this past summer and there's enough change to make it interesting to walk around. Things have changed but a lot has stayed the same.
The biggest change is the alley way improvements. No parking is now enforced in pedestrian alley/walk-ways, plus some streetscape changes. Fairly simple changes but big improvement, a huge difference.
Re: a tour, I think it's worth it. Not all of them cost money either, and I think the Alley Way tour has local high school kids as guides.
The Wok Wiz tour is a must. There is so much wonderful history revealed in Shirley Fong Torres's San Francisco. You will visit some fascinating little shops and sample some of the City's finest Chinese food. Just spending time with Shirley and sharing her love of the City is an experience not to be forgotten. On a scale of 1 - 10, the Wok WIz tour is a 10 !!
re: Sally137
But does Shirley herself usually lead the tours?
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good info, thanks!
Are you looking for a walking tour that is food related? Or just a history of Chinatown?
If the latter, I've always enjoyed City Guides: www.sfcityguides.org
It's free and most last around 2 hrs. (though tips at the end are encouraged) Just show up and look for the group at the designated meeting point. Each guide has taken extensive courses to learn their specific tour and many collect unique stories only gathered from leading the guides themselves from other locals. Totally low key... no "follow the waving flag" I often see in more touristy type setups. You can even leave in the middle of it if you're not satisfied.
They offer many other walking tours around SF... focusing on a neighborhood or architecture or even a certain era significant to SF (ie. Gold Rush, 1906 Quake).
I will be in somewhat of the same boat later this Spring. Hubby will be in meetings. We go to S.F. every couple years or so, so I'm familiar with Chinatown. I make sure our hotel is near Chinatown, then go there every morning to pick up food for breakfast, and spend lots of time wandering around. I'd love to learn more about the cuisine.
I know a little bit about Chinese food, well, dim sum - but I'd love to know more. Sounds like Wok Wiz tours are more for people who are novices to Chinese food - is that the case? I'd love an intermediate-level intro to dim sum. Would I get that if Shirley was leading the tour? Any other way to get that kind of introduction?
Actually, what would really be great is to have a dim sum meal with a Chowhound who knows all about the cuisine...that would be so much better than a tour...
Wok Wiz is worth it and a lot of food, fun, facts! It is nice to hear the history behind the buildings, alleys, shops, and restaurants. You get in some behind-the-scenes places that you won't get into on your own. The tour is well paced and the guides are friendly. I highly recommend! Kim
I have taken Shirleys tour on 3 separate occasions and each time I learn something new about Chinese culture. The sights, sounds and smells are not to be missed. Shirley and her staff speak of colours, customs and great food. Shirley is a great person who shares her personal stories and shows you a side of Chinatown you would never see on you own. A must do.


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Charming Houses in the Historical Town of Bruges - At Home
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Soul Sister: Trust: Surrendering to God and Learning to Forgive
Tamie Vervoorn$11.99Add Your ReviewIn a world full of uncertainty, who can you trust? Not your boyfriend. Not your best friend. Only God! Through the 12 different sessions in Trust, you'll learn from the real-life (and sometimes messy) experiences of author Tamie Vervoorn and others about the power of surrend... Learn More
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