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Ninth Ave. International Food Festival
The Ninth Ave. International Food Festival is being held May 17-18 during my 4 day visit to the city. Is this worth checking out? We hope to see a lot during our visit and want to make sure this is as awesome as it sounds. Any thoughts?
Parts of it are fantastic, but most of it is the same stands you see at every street fair around Manhattan. The trick is to stick with sampling stuff from the local restaurants. I would usually get a slice of sour cream and apple walnut pie from Little Pie Co. and a suckling pig sandwich from Uncle Nick's, and some noodles from Wondee. They also have great seafood down toward Port Authority.
re: a_and_w
Agreed. I also like Millie's pierogi, crayfish from Delta Grill, lasagna from Manganaro's, olive twists from Amy's Bread. It will be interesting to see if any of the new restaurants weigh in with anything interesting.
re: a_and_w
Agree w/A&W. It can be a good sampling of some of the Hell's Kitchen restaurants--just skip the traditional street fair stalls. I'd make a point to pick up a pastry at Poseidon if you go.
Agree with the Millie's rec. They are very good. Poseidon Bakery always has good offerings and there's a whole pig on a spit at ... oh crap, I can't recall the name. I think it starts with "D", on the west side of the street, in the low 40s. (Sorry!) Also, usually Steve's key lime has a truck there as well. Fantastic and refreshing, especially if the weather is warm.
The 9th Ave Biz Assn. has a little blurb up on their website about the offerings, but I think it might be old, or at least copied from years past because it mentions Ned Kelly's which has been gone for about 5 years now. But some of the other info is probably still good.
re: LNG212
I think you're talking about Dalton's for the pig.
I see that a lot of people like Millie's but I never thought they were very good. Kind of sloppy and carelessly made.
I do like the seafood on the southside (the raw clams). I would also hit up Mitchel London and Little Pie Company. Poseidon is good if you like Greek desserts. I believe Empanada Mama has a stand as well. Definitely avoid all the typical street food fare and concentrate on the restaurants.
Nowhere near awesome anymore, but there are still a few things well worth the trek: west side of the street, under the shadow of the Port Authority overpass, the Greek shop sells soft-shell crabs, clams et al; then step inside the store to score a feta-stuffed quail (or two) - still my fave thing on the whole strip. Pheasants also available, if you need a picnic bird. Ta Cocina, maybe in the mid-40's, east side, sells fairly authentic, tasty tacos. A couple of beers to wash it all down, then back to the Little Pie Co. for apple crumb pie dessert.
re: bob192
The raw and cooked seafood "bar" is my favorite, as well, but the stand is operated by the Seabreeze Seafood Market, not the Greek shop.
The 9th Ave Festival is worth checking out for a couple hours, especially if you aren't familiar with a NY street fair. It is the one of the largest, if not the largest fair for the season. I wouldn't plan to spend the whole day there however. Personally, I prefer "A Taste of Times Square" in terms of food quality and restaurant sampling.http://www.timessquarenyc.org/about_u...
Not to be redundant (but I will), but stick with the "local" spots. I wouldn't spend too much time there as you can find just about any foods offered throughout NYC. IMHO, you can pretty much get the vibe of the whole thing between 38 and 45 Sts.
its good but not as awesome as youd been led to believe. its worth visting but not as good as it was years ago. i agree with the replies and recommendtions; would like to add a few things:
1- avoid the professional street carts like the plague.only patronize either the restaurants or the stands they set up for the festival.
2- arrive by bus or subway as its way easier-and much cheaper- than driving and going into a garage.
3- wear comfortable shoes and a shirt,etc that you dont mind getting stained.
4-a nice place to take a break during the festival is worldwide plaza park from 49-50 st between 8 and 9th avenues.plenty of seats,a fountain to sit by if its a hot day,and public bathrooms in the office tower,if you ask the security people.
5- the hours are from 9-930 am to around 630-7 pm.
6- you can probably do the whole fair in 2 to 3 hours tops.
re: mrbeachy
1 hour tops. that's all you need.
re: mrbeachy
Another great place to take a break or picnic is the Clinton Community Garden, 48th between 9th & 10th.
re: yakkity
re: corgette
second Kyotofu. I had one of their chocolate brownies (made with tofu of course) and after that I was determined to go to the restaurant. Other spots like Empanada Mama and Uncle Nicks to name a few are worth checking out. If it's nice out go for it, if it isn't you won't miss too much by staying at home.
What about the food stalls in those street fairs, we come from Boston so when we go to these street fairs we really enjoy the street foods.
So anybody out there with the schedule for the street fairs this summer?
re: openonymous
Go early and leave early. I live on 9th avenue in the 40's. Trust me, it gets filthy and really smelly by noon. Don't get me wrong. I love NYC street food but generally speaking, this is not the best of it. See other posts on this board for best nyc street food. I like 46th between 5th and 6th avenue - Moshe's falafel as well as the asian fish sandwich cart - can't remember the name.
re: openonymous
Here you go:
I wouldn't recommend the regular food stalls at the street fairs. I'll only purchase if there's a neighborhood vendor that gets in on the action.
re: Lucia
not sure if anyone posted this yet, but from the offficial website, a partial list of offerings:
Working up from the south end of Ninth Avenue, you will be enticed by:
chorizo sandwiches - from Esposito Pork Shop, at 38th
the best sausage and pepper hero ever - from Giovanni Esposito & Sons at 38th
clams and oysters on the half shell at the seafood stands (Central Fish and Sea Breeze) around 38th Street
soupy, spicy gumbos, crab cakes and chicken curry - from Chantale's Cajun Kitchen near 38th
suckling pig and quail stuffed with fresh Greek spices and feta cheese - from Ninth Avenue International Foods, near 40th
peppery crisp squid - from Siam Grill, near 42nd
iced coffee and iced cappuccino - from the Empire Coffee & Tea Company near 42nd
bourbon ham sandwiches, Texas chili with corn bread, mango barbecue wings and macaroni and cheese - from Good And Plenty To Go, at 43rd
carrot cake and apple pie - from the Little Pie Company at 43rd
chicken salad made with corn, black beans and jicama, and barbecued pork tostadas - from Zuni, at 43rd
meatball hero - at The Holy Cross church stand on 43rd
corn fritters gently flavored with shrimp, crisp spring rolls and nasi goreng - from Bali Nusa Indah, near 45th
spanakopita and tiropita surrounded by the most delicate phyllo pastry that you will ever find, and then baklava or strudel - from Poseidon Greek Bakery, near 45th
breads, brownies, cookies and cinnamon-raisin, garlic, rosemary or black olive fresh bread twists - from Amy's Bread, near 47th
jambalaya - from Delta Grill at 48th
pork in mole sauce, wrapped in a corn tortilla - from Tacocina at 49th
huge, inexpensive portions of Brazilian foods like bolinho bacalhau, a fried salt-cod casserole - at Rice 'N' Beans, near 50th
Greek barbeque, octopus, lamb and chicken souvlaki - from Uncle Nick's, near 50th Street
pad thai, dumplings - from Wondee Siam, at 54th
roast pork - at Ned Kelly's bar on 55th
re: david sprague
Thanks for the list. I don't remember the pork with mole. That sounds new. And glad to hear that Ned Kelly's is back.
re: Miss Needle
As far as I know, it isn't. I think they just copied the list from years past and reposted it.
Edited to add: for the last couple of years, Dalton's has done the whole pig on a spit thing, like Ned Kelly's used to.
re: LNG212
same list from last year, i remember
re: LNG212
We got the pig from Dalton's last year. It was pretty uninspiring and dry. We were hoping that Ned Kelly's would be better.
re: Miss Needle
The space where Ned Kelly was is gonna now be a bank.
re: david sprague
i dont see any mention of costa del sol at 50th street. they had some great paella ($7) and chlorizos ($3). i do plan to print out the list and take it with me.
re: mrbeachy
I passed by the place this weekend. I believe they closed down.
re: Miss Needle
thats a shame.guess ill have to have a double portion at uncle nicks instead :)
re: mrbeachy
Yes, costa del sol is no more; it's now an Italian restaurant--just what Hell's Kitchen needs, another Italian restaurant. Maybe they'll have a stand at the FF so that we can give it a try.
Ok. Just came back from the festival. It looks smaller this year. Not sure if it was because we were there too early but there were a lot of empty spots. More standard street vendors -- seems like those Colombian places are becoming as common as the Italian sausage vendors. The best things we had were Posiedon Bakery's meat and dill pie and Empanada Mama's empanadas. They were both still warm and tasty. Make sure not to miss those offerings. Pretty disappointed with San Juan's pasteles (too cold and rubbery) and Tacocina's tamales (masa too firm with very stringy pork and chicken). I didn't see Wondee Siam this year. And no make-up stands either (where am I going to get my discounted Borghese mud?) There weren't as many of those Chinese-owned fruit smoothie places as well and no tui na places. There was one of those Red Mango clone stands this year -- I was wondering when those stands would start hitting the street fairs, and the seveal usual suspects -- fried oreos, sausage, Colomiban stands, crepes, etc. I didn't try any of the stands where they served big meals because I wouldn't be able to eat anything else after those things. So I just noshed throughout the festival. I also finally stopped by Piece of Chicken and tried some chicken. Not sure why they get a lot of raves because I didn't think they were very tasty. My chicken piece was way too salty and soggy. DH's wings were way too soggy with not enough salt. Perhaps we got some bad pieces. It is cheap, though. Too bad they were out of chicken livers.
The highlight of the festival for us was spotting Top Chef's Hung and Marcel hanging out. I was walking down the block and hear this guy loudly stating that he used to work at Dos Caminos -- like he was kind of name dropping or something. I turn around and who do I see? Marcel! And with Hung right next to him! Apparently Hung wasn't impresesd by Dalton's pig as he shook his head and said, "Not impressed."
re: Miss Needle
I also agree that it seemed the fair was smaller this year. a lot of empty spaces and it ended at 40th street. among the items i wanted to try but were absent were:
1- paella and chlorizos-costa del sol really is gone :(
2- no jerk chicken this year.
3- alligator and shark-not offered again this year :(
4- i wish that both espositos and manganaro's or some really good italian place would set up a stand.
so heres my reviews in no particular order:
1- lobster balls from the fish market at 40th ;right side of 9th avenue were very tasty.probably the best dish we had all day.their coconut shrimp was quite good.
2- key lime pie and pumpkin pie from the little pie company. we passed on their table and went to their store on west 43rd between 9th and 10th -sat outside. i thought that both were very good;however my friend said that their key lime pie "wasnt made with key limes".
3- kyotofu-excellent cupcakes.
4- amy's bread-once again excellent bread twists. we picked parmesan,garlic & i especially enjoyed their cinnamon raisin twist. it was the next best thing of the day.
5- mitchel london-had a mini burger and a cream brulee both of which were very tasty. highlight #3 of the day.
6- uncle nicks-had pig on a spit but again were told would not be ready until between 5-6 pm. so we had two lamb sticks and cokes and sat at their tables.
7- dalton's-terrible,awful,mediocre pig sandwhich.had to slather it in bbq sauce in order to eat it. a waste of $5.
8- delta grill-the alligator sandwhich was ok to good;not great. tried the key lime pie from the truck next to delta. im a big key lime pie guy and i judged it to be very good. agree with the reviewers who said it was tart and tasty.
9- spanky's -had a very good bbq sandwich.
10- poseidon bakery- delicious baklava;pineapple and cherry cheese strudel.
we passed on mama's empanadas after hearing they werent good. i also wish i had found the pierogi cart,as millie's pierogis are mediocre.silly me; i shouldve stopped at old san juan-oh well.
i also noticed that there were fewer non-food vendors than previous years,and no stages set up for the different dances.
at the suggestion of a friend we ran into, we went back to uncle nicks tapas bar ,and after a while went to wondee siam 2 at 54th and 9th i had just enough room for their pineapple fried rice which was excellent.
It seems that noshing a little here and there and ending the day at a place like either uncle nicks or wondee siam ( or siam 2) is the way to go given that quality has slipped and prices have risen quite a bit since last year.I also agree that there were too many "generic" stands that seem to be at every street fair in recent years.i wish there was a way to restore the "uniqueness" that 9th avenue has had in past years.
The weather was great-not too hot,not too cold,wasnt humid. We did follow our own advice and took a break at worldwide plaza park and sat next to the fountain. Didnt use sunblock,but wore a polo shirt and baseball cap to ward off the sun.
re: mrbeachy
Interesting...Uncle Nick's used to do suckling pig sandwiches. No longer?
Also got back from earlier, and since I live in the neighborhood, I'm actually going back out to grab an early dinner before heading out. Yay! Thus far for me, random thoughts in no order:
--Kyotofu. I've been longing for their cupcakes and little chocolate miso cakes since last year, and they didn't disappoint. Still warm, very moist, and chocolatey. They also had a green tea cupcake they didn't have last year that I'll pick up tomorrow.
--Amy's Bread. Had a lovely, fresh, warm sourdough rosemary bread twist, which was perfect. Crispy crust, very soft chewy interior, and very subtle rosemary taste, which was actually intriguing. I'm going back tomorrow probably to try other varieties: onion, garlic, and parmesean all looked promising.
--Mitchel London Foods. Had a perfectly cooked, perfect food-fest-sized mini burger, and a small mozzarella and tomato sandwich, both on soft brioche. The mozz could have used some salt or balsamic, but the burger was perfect. They also had some lovely looking mini quiches and pizza that looked good too.
--Mama's Empanadas. Warm, but kind of soggy, and I'm actually annoyed I let them take up room in my stomach. I usually just grab one waiting for laundry, but today they were nothing too great.
--Piergogies from the little cart whose name I forget. Very tasty, though I only had a bite.
--Key Lime Truck in front of Delta Grill. Excellent. $4 for a mini-pie, but tart and creamy, with a decent graham crust that didn't taste like the too-powdery Keebler.
Of note:
--The new Hallo Berlin had a cart out that looked promising.
--Uncle Sparky's (Spanky's?) BBQ looked good, and I may grab a sandwich for dinner.
--Little Pie Co. looked ok, but they had a lot of stuff out that looked pre-cut, and a little dried out.
--I too wanted to check out the frozen yogurt place, and may tomorrow too.
--I didn't go south of 40th, but I'm told there is good seafood at 38th and chorizo sandwiches around 39th(?) as mentioned on the official website. I may go back tomorrow.
Also, today was a lot nicer weather-wise than last year, so as we headed out back home (around 1) it was starting to get crowded, with really slow and loud people, but I may have just been too full and a bit cranky, but I recommend getting out around 1 or 2 at the latest.
I also recommend sunblock for the fair who have been inside all winter. Learn from my folly.
Here's our report from today:
-Sea Breeze Coconut Shrimp. Not pre-packaged (we were concerned), but the shrimp was overpowered by the coconut.
-Dalton's Pig Sandwich. THE WORST. I'm not 100% sure that it was fresh. It was dry and cold. Also, for those partaking in beer, they give you a ticket to go in to Dalton's to give to the bartender. The problem is that when we went in, at a slow time in the festival, the line was ten deep, and the sole (?!) bartender was ignoring ticketholders in favor of cash-paying customers.
-Delta Grill. Alligator Sausage was just okay. Jambalaya looked greasy and there wasn't any protein in them that we could see. The crawfish etoufee looked like it wasnt made from fresh crawfish.
-Old San Juan. Good seafood empanadas.
Honestly, the food was only okay this year. I missed Esposito's, which I buy from all the time. Maybe I'll hit some of the dessert places tomorrow.
We too went to the festival yesterday. It is not what it was in the past and so many empty spots is just sad.
We did spend quite a lot of time speaking with the owner of Hallo Berlin who told us about the rules changes that went into effect. Most important of which is that none of the restaurants were allowed to have beer service out on the street anymore. Along with other changes (fees, etc.) it seems that this may be the explanation for the decreasing participation of the local restaurants. (Dalton's told us the same thing, hence their ridiculous ticket thing; as did Coppersmith's.) I don't know who makes up these rules (the Community Board? the City?) but it seems that it works to keep the local places out of things in favor of the horrid ubiquitous set-ups that just go from fair to fair.
Anyway ... what we had to eat & drink:
-- sangria from Eatery (I think - it was the place selling the "asian chicken salad"). Okay, but too much orange (slices) for my taste.
-- cheese empanada from the place next to Empanada Mama (I think it was Old San Juan). They said it was halloumi cheese (I thought that was Greek?). It was good. The dough was a bit thick, crisp, not greasy and the cheese was melted, a bit salty. It was perfect for walking -- served in a paper square. I liked it.
-- I got a sangria from Empanada Mama. Much better than Eatery's. And best of all they served it in a soda cup with lid and straw so that you could walk around with it.
-- mimosa from Riposo (sp?). Very nice. They had fresh-squeezed orange juice. A generous pour too.
-- potato and cheese pierogies from Millie's. I know others have said they don't like them, but I do. Yes, they are fried in butter and bit gloppy. But to me they hit the spot. The exterior was nicely browned. The dough was a bit heavy but that's okay for me. I like that the interior is more potato-y than cheese-y.
-- DH and BIL got beers at Dalton's. Not a greatly organized place - yes, the one bartender was completely harried. BUT (and this is important) they had a relatively clean bathroom and no line and they didn't care if you had purchased anything. Sister and I took advantage! :)
-- Sister got the crawfish boil bowl at Delta Grill. She liked them and said it reminded her of their trip to NOLA. BUT she did not like the dried spice mixture they sprinkled on top.
-- Sister also was intent on having a "mozz-arepa". Ugh. I told her these were the bad-pennies of street fairs. She wanted one anyway. She said it was dense and largely flavorless. And we did notice that there were at least two different vendors selling them (not just the same green-sign vendors; but two different *types* of arepas vendors) and that the prices varied depending on the vendor (we were told $3, $4, and $5).
-- the pie truck next to Delta Grill (mentioned in other posts) was Steve's key lime. As always, Steve's is a major winner. Sweet-tart and refreshing.
-- I also had a chocolate soufflee cupcake at Kyotofu (according to them "the winner of the best cupcake in NYC"). And it really was good. It had the fudge-y flavor of a brownie but the soft, moist texture of a good cake. It was rich. The size was perfect.
Final thoughts ... too many non-food vendors; too many street-fair "chains"; not enough variety anymore. Sigh.
We're off to the Amsterdam fair today. George Keeley's is having a pig roast and other stuff too. Maybe it will be better? One can hope.
re: LNG212
I am wondering if anyone who posts here went to this years fair. I had a family emergency and couldnt get to it.
I did have my car radio tuned to WCBS FM and the DJ started talking about all the day's events in manhattan. He said," I went to 9th avenue and all i saw were lots of spaces,vendors selling socks,sheets and funnel cakes.WHERE WAS THE FOOD"?
Maybe I didnt miss much this year.
re: mrbeachy
I went. There was food. But it was a different food festival in 2009 than other years. Clearly toned down--and fewer blocks. It ran from 57 to 42 st this year. While it was fun for a couple of hours, it wasn't like the past--and this was very visible. There was food and we sampled a few great items (empanadas, burgers, little pie co pie for $2 a piece etc.), but the depth and diversity wasn't there as much as in the past. There was also less entertainment than in the past.
re: Ora
Such a shame. What used to be such a fun way to spend the day noshing thru all the different cuisines of nyc has now become just another generic street fair.
I have a feeling that at least 75% of what you tasted is available at all times of the year. I'll probably take a day and walk around the area-from little pie-to poseidon-to uncle nicks and more and have my own festival.
re: hungrycomposer
Yes, there was a Greek stand around high 40s, low 50s that had it.
The festival was smaller compared to last year. I think I may have a shorter attention span than Ora as I got bored after less than an hour. New notable stand was Lazzara's pizza. They had a pizza oven on site so they could reheat your slices. I also had a decent tamale at a stand with no prices -- but it was kind of expensive at $4 for one tamale (about the size of the tamales that you can get in front of the Mexican embassy for $1). I do wish these stands would serve more lower-cost sample size items as opposed to plates of food for $7 or $8 so you can try more things. Most of the stands consisted of standard street vendor fare (sausage and peppers, sham wow, socks, etc.). If you've never been to it, I can see one having fun as it is a larger festival than the other ones out there and you do have some local restaurants in addition to the standard fair stuff. But if you have gone in the past, you'll probably be very disappointed.
re: Miss Needle
it used to be way back when, for $20 or so you could stuff yourself silly. guess thats not the case anymore. to sell reheated pizza slices-to me thats a crime.
do you remember which local restaurants,etc did participate this year?
re: mrbeachy
This is by no means a complete list. But off the top of my head, I remember
Sea Breeze
Old San Juan
Bali Nusa Indah
Little Pie Company
Mitchel London
Bombay Masala
Delta Grill
Posiedon Bakery
Hallo Berlin
Millie's Pierogies
Indus Express
Empanada Mama
couple of Greek restaurants (in addition to Posiedon; forgot name)
couple of Thai restaurants (forgot name)
one Argentinian restaurant (forgot name)
one or two Brazilian restaurants (forgot name)
couple of soul food restaurants (don't think they're from the area)
three pie stands from Harlem (don't remember name)
a Carribbean restaurant (don't think they're from area)
one more Indian restaurant (forgot name)
a couple of organizations (eg. West 46th Street Block Association)
No Mexican stands this year -- the tamale I had was not from a Mexican stand. Wishing for places like Sullivan Street Bakery, Tehuitzingo and Azuri (though they would be closed on Saturday) to set up stands. Also missed the wonderful jerk chicken (I believe restaurant was from Brooklyn) they had about five years ago. And I really wish a lot more places would have $2-$3 small tastings instead of charging for larger meals. And a big gripe I have about some of the food is that some things need to be cooked to order. For example, the Thai stands have noodle dishes like pad thai and noodles with basil prepared in the restaurant and brought out in aluminum trays. By the time you get them, they are tasteless and cold. They prepare noodle dishes to order in Thailand on the street. It would be great if they could do the same here. If they don't want to bother cooking things to order, I think they should stick to things like curries that stand up better to sitting around in steam trays.
re: Miss Needle
wow you really have a good memory !!!
so how would you rate the '09 festival on a scale of 1 to 10?
re: mrbeachy
5, and heading downward quickly. Nearly all of these NYC street have become exercises in sameness, with bad/mediocre food and mediocre products for sale.
re: Ora
i agree.there are way too many street fairs in all of nyc with most selling the same generic junk. id prefer a street fair with local crafts and resident made items but i wonder if thats doable in a big city like ny.
I wonder if either the hells kitchen assoc and or the block associations would consider re-doing the 9th avenue festival more along the lines of a "taste of times square" in future years.
I went yesterday. Also surprised that it started on 42nd street. Maybe Saturday stretched to 40th(?). Fortunately, based on the website I stopped at International Foods behind the Port Authority and bagged two of the feta stuffed quails which were perhaps some of the greatest birds I've eaten (though a bloody mess). I then opted for the ubiquitous Colombian roast pork and chorizo rather than Dalton's pulled pork which was just setting up. Then a very good pork braciole from a sausage vendor before tucking in to a wonderful huge crawfish boil from Delta Grill (passersby thought I was eating cockroaches).
I should've gotten a mini key lime pie for dessert but went with the Kyotofu vanilla yuzu cupcake that wasn't bad. Poseidon, Empanada Mama and Hallo Berlin I eat at whenever I'm on Ninth. Don't forget to add the new offshoot of Lazzara's pizza to the list. The festival can be great if you search out the quality.
re: guttergourmet
Wow, those birds sound great. Do they serve them at any other time? International Foods sounds like they have fantastic stuff.
re: hungrycomposer
Those were some quality quail. They also had pheasants that looked equally awesome. I will investigate whether they have them regularly or just for the festival or special order. I'm going to a barbecue and would be the hit of the party if I could bring 30 of those quail.
re: guttergourmet
I think International Foods are the vendors who sell the kokoretsi (lamb offal skewers wrapped in caul) I kept hearing about. My mistake for staying home and working!
re: hungrycomposer
International Foods is GREAT. There are a few gems right around there. Stiles Market (cheapest produce I've found in the city besides a few of the greenmarket vendors), International foods, the meat market (back in the back they have some less typical options like tripe for cheap prices) and the West African store. If you can deal with being right by the sketchier side of the PA, it's highly worth it to go to that area, during the festival or otherwise.
re: orthorunner
Could you give me a rough idea of where the West African store is? And do they have stews and stuff, or just ingredients? Thanks so much!
re: fredid
its at 535 9th avenue around 40-41 st ( i think)
ph # 212-695-6215

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Mark Wahlberg goes from football fan to football star in Invincible - the true story of Vincent Papale of the Philadelphia Eagles. Find out if this sports flick scores a touchdown or is a third down fumble.
Invincible - Open TryoutsVincent Papale (Mark Wahlberg) is a part-time teacher and bartender and full-time Philadelphia Eagles' fan in 1976. When he's not working, he's either playing football or talking about the Eagles with his buddies. While the Eagles are coming off a disasterous losing season and have just hired a new coach, Vince has just lost his teaching job and been dumped by his wife. So when the Eagles' new coach, Dick Vermeil (Greg Kinnear), decides to hold open tryouts for the team, Vince decides he has nothing to lose. Can a 30 year-old bartender whose never even played college football possibly make the Philadelpia Eagles?
Invincible - Fly Like An EagleYou may have heard the phrase, "It's hard to fly with the eagles when you're surrounded by turkeys." This means that it's hard to be someone really great when you're surrounded by a bunch of losers. But in Vincent's case, the opposite actually happens. The players that show up to tryouts are so bad that Vincent finds it's actually really easy to fly like a Philadelphia Eagle when you're surrounded by turkeys. While he does have to go through a lot of abuse to get through the grind of training camp, Coach Vermeil is impressed with Vincent's skills and work ethic and keeps him on the team to start the season.
Invincible - DVD FeaturesFind out more about the real guy, Vince Papale, who made history when he joined the Philadelphia Eagles with the Becoming Invincible featurette. Vince also provides commentary on the flick, along with the producer and writer from the movie. A great DVD for football fans.
Invincible - Bottom LineInvincible is a great football movie. The story of an average football fan getting a chance to play on his favorite team is cool and the football scenes, thanks to some sweet CGI, are awesome. You may have a hard time believing that a guy as small as Mark Whalberg could ever become a pro football player - but if someone as ditzy as Paris Hilton can make her own CD, anything is possible. Invincible is a fun and inspiring flick and the perfect movie to see to get you pumped for the start of football season.
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Rory McIlroy will look to successfully defend the title which kickstarted his resurgence at this week's Australian Open in Sydney.
Rory McIlroy will look to successfully defend the title which kickstarted his resurgence at this week's Australian Open in Sydney.
Two of the European Tour's lesser lights, Australian Wade Ormsby and Germany's Marcel Siem, stole the show as Ian Poulter blew a six-shot lead in the third round of the Turkish Airlines Open on Saturday.
Waterford's Kevin Phelan bagged an impressive third place finish as Australian Scott Hend edged Angelo Que in a play-off to clinch his maiden European Tour title at the Hong Kong Open.
Roger Federer nullified the big serving of Australian Sam Groth to move into the third round of the US Open.
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Samantha Stosur became the first major casualty on the opening day at Wimbledon as the Australian suffered a first-round loss to Belgium's Yanina Wickmayer.
Australian Open champion Stanislas Wawrinka crashed out of the French Open in a huge first-round shock at Roland Garros.
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Mark Selby moved to within one frame of a place in the semi-finals of the Dafabet World Snooker Championship after a dominant second session against Alan McManus at the Crucible Theatre.
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Australian Steven Bowditch chipped in at the first two holes on his way to a three-shot lead after the third round at the Texas Open on Saturday.
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Italian veteran Flavia Pennetta upset China's Australian Open champion Li Na to join Poland's Agnieszka Radwanska in the women's final of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells.
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I moved here my junior year from another area on the Eastside and my parents and I regret it every single day. The only reason I am giving this school a star is because the students are friendly, kind, welcoming and warm. They were a joy. The teachers on the other hand were cruel and picked on students including myself for no reason. I would like to think I am a well behaved, thoughtful and attentive child, yet most of my teachers humiliated and embarrassed me numerous times throughout the year. I was actually disgusted at how students were treated by teachers at this school. In a majority of my classes I learned next to nothing. The teacher would put on a movie and text on their phone while the students dozed off. It was absolutely ludicrous and such a disappointment. The staff is no better either. I attempted to make multiple appointments with my counselor during the course of the year and most of my requests were somehow ignored. I only had one appointment fulfilled the whole year in which the counselor seemed to not be able to answer any of my questions. All in all, my experience at this school was awful. If you have the opportunity to send your child elsewhere do it.
Truly a great school. I'm not sure where the bad reviews are coming from because I have never experienced anything like that at Juanita. Almost all of the staff, with only a few exceptions, are amazing people. They are willing to take the time that students need and do their absolute best to create the highest quality learning environment. Yes the building isn't in the best shape but I guarantee there are schools out there that are significantly worse. Plus the school has kind of a charm about it that I feel would be lost in a complete remodel. If you hate Juanita then you're doing it wrong. Go Rebels
Not sure where the people who are writing the negative reviews are coming from. Juanita High School is truly a special place. For the past 8 years, I've only heard good things about the students, teachers and administration. Students who have transferred from other LWSD schools say over and over again that Juanita's teachers not only challenge them rigorously in the classroom, but really show they care. Though bullying happens at every school, I seldom hear about it at Juanita HS. Instead, I hear about how inclusive the student population is of all kinds of students and how students try to include everyone in some part of the school whether it be a club, sport or activity. The teachers are amazing too. Some kids I know that graduated there are going to some of the finest colleges in the country. One even was so successful, she was able to turn down Harvard. Another student from 2012 ended up going there. If you want a great school with great teachers, there's no place like Juanita High School. I have to agree though, the place is falling apart. People please pass the next bond, even if you live on the east side. Thanks.
Public now 9-12 not 10-12. Rough elements and social economic cliques associated with Kirkland neighborhood social elements.
Poor Administration period. I would recommend you find an alternative before attending school at Juanita.
I was a student here, but it was so bad I had to transfer to a different high school. The building is falling apart, and I got bullied in front of teachers who did nothing about it. You couldn't pay me enough to return to school here
Juanita High has something to offer everyone. The teachers offer a variety of ways for students to learn. They are are caring and supportive.
Owesome school, they have dedicated stuff a great math department and they use a lot of technology to help the learning process. Overall it is a awesome school!
Dedicated staff, diverse and accepting student body, and strong (but young) administrative team that is taking discipline and student safety more seriously than the former Principal. Any student can go to JHS and feel welcome. Lots of clubs and actvities to get involved in, and positive parent/student experiences.
Information on tools available to students/parents to assist students to become more successful is not readily available. Questions must be asked before information is offered, even if the school has identifed a need in your student.
Juanita has become the sparkling star in the LWSD, transforming itself from the school Special Education parents ran away from, into the school that respects parents as the experts on their child, and consulted with on a peer/professional level to design an education the student is capable of -- and exceeding the challenges. Our second time through JHS SpEd was 'Our Success.' The school succeeded in teaching our student through involving our young-adult in planning the education and goals. The Special Education staff worked with the regular-education staff who earned to deliver the education/services to our student. Success breeds success, our student was inspired to learn, and the teachers were rewarded by student success. The school greatly exceeded our expectations. (Ten years ago they were called 'unreasonable expectations.') We would pick Juanita again.
Overall, I enjoyed my time at Juanita High School. (Class of 2003) I enjoyed the range of classes and people as well as the variety of teachers that Juanita had to offer. AP English really prepared me for college and the biotechnology program was wonderful. I was actually able to get a job this year (Freshman in college) as a lab assistant becuase of the skills I learned in the class. The principal was excellent and really cared about the success of her students. The only draw back for me was the German program. But overall I'd recommend Juanita!
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Gerald Dennis "Jerry" Strong, 69, of Fredericksburg passed away Monday, June 4, 2012, at Mary Washington Hospital.
Jerry was born June 3, 1943, in Elmira, N.Y., to the late John E. and Margaret Murphy "Peg" Strong. He attended the University of Scranton in Pennsylvania and Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.
Jerry was employed as a partner at the Coopers and Lybrand accounting firm as a CPA. After retirement he did accounting work in the Fredericksburg area, opening his own business, Strong and Associates. Jerry loved his dogs and cats.
Survivors include his loving and devoted partner, Diane Rhodes; daughter Kathleen Shugars; his former wife, Mary Strong; Cindy Vaughan, devoted partner of his late brother, Jim Strong; and nephews Dr. John Strong and Michael Strong, all of New York.
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I have been in contact with a man for about 3 years via text mostly. Knew each other in high school, reconnected on fbook. Long story short, we started out great. Lots of communication, he told me he had fallen in love, we met for a weekend, sex was involved. Now jump to 3 years later, it is all just text (sexting mostly), he knows I still love him, he hasn't spoken words of care to me since our visit 2 years ago. The closest words were "I miss talking to you" or " I think of you all the time" . Only though after a period of no contact. When we do text again, it ultimately turns to sex talk, and when it used to be "I want to make love to you again" it is now only crude sex talk..i.e " I think about pumping your *#$% all the time" or "I want to fill you with my seed" . What the heck is going on here? He wants to see me again, spend time together, and of course have sex. But claims he can't promise anything beyond that given we live in different states. Why the change? This man at one time said he was in love and wanted to feel like that for the rest of his life. Is he one of those emotionally messed up people? HELP
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Let me be straight up with you:Due probably to the distance involved, he has grown away from you emotionally. This is VERY common with LDRs, which is why they're a horrible idea that only people who are:1) married,2) deeply committed to one another,3) able to make huge sacrifices, and4) have a definite timeline when they'll be back together,should ever be involved in.Now, he's mostly sticking with it for the sex. He may even be getting his emotional needs fulfilled somewhere else (possibly along with his sexual needs).Again, this is NORMAL, COMMON, and EXPECTED with LDRs, especially when you don't know each other well, don't have a deep commitment, and when they've gone on this long. Learn that lesson well, and in the future, do NOT get involved with men who aren't PHYSICALLY available to you, because THIS is the normal result when you do: one of you (or both of you) can't handle the separation and finds someone else to meet his/her needs.
I fully agree, and have told him he should find someone who lives near him (he says he's not pursuing anyone). That's why I don't understand why he still keeps up contact, sexting, asking me to visit. Possibly he wants a sexual/emotional fix, without having to have a day to day, face to face relationship?
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The hardest part? He makes me feel like it's my fault the relationship hasn't developed further because I won't go see him (I'm scared of being hurt again from him...he changed his tune about "love" after I went to see him the first time). Is it my fault?
No, it's not your fault. It's largely just the situation (the LDR). Your only "fault" is to allow yourself to get involved in a LDR. But if there is any failure here, it's his, not yours. It's just that failure is utterly predictable with a LDR.
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He just wants to have sex and has no respect for you. Cut him off
Why do they throw in love and all that in the beginning? Tell you how beautiful you are...tell you all those nice things? Yet now goes weeks without contact...only to pop up at 2:30 am? Is this all an ego stroke? I am guessing if I ever saw him again, he wouldn't suddenly fall madly in love if he doesn't show it now, correct? :(
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we used to have a fire engine toy as kids..the top two sliding sections of ladder would come off together, and we'd send the hampsters down the stairs on it like a toboggan. this was before PETA was big..
#128 - lamaswithhats (02/27/2013) [-]I feel so bad laughing at this
#127 - zzitro (02/27/2013) [-]MFW i don't know whether to laugh or cry
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#121 - friedchickenman (02/27/2013) [-]
**friedchickenman rolled a random image posted in comment #679117 at Friendly ** what I do when i'm drunk
#120 - nerdicorn (02/27/2013) [-]
When I read the title I started singing the theme in my head.
#119 - suewingyu (02/27/2013) [-]Can't stop laughing in the lounge of my dorm...
Getting stares
Hardest I've laughed on FJ in a while.
Getting stares
Hardest I've laughed on FJ in a while.
#118 - chargrilledawesome (02/27/2013) [-]All this does is remind me of Joey, my dwarf hamster who died in September
#114 - thepandaking (02/27/2013) [-]
I feel terrible for laughing out loud like an idiot at this
#113 - DrollHumor ONLINE (02/27/2013) [-]Laughing at the mental image
Crying at the cruel death
It hurts a bit
Crying at the cruel death
It hurts a bit
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#109 - primerpower (02/27/2013) [-]
>hampster slams into the wall at mach speed
oh god i just cant
oh god i just cant
#108 - desktoppthabest (02/27/2013) [-]
Your description should read "saw this on reddit a few days ago, uploaded it a few days later hoping no one would notice"


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GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) -- Adam Dunn comes into the season as sort of a wild card as the Chicago White Sox try to shake off last season's struggles and re-establish themselves in the AL Central after losing 99 games.
He's in a three-man rotation with newcomer Jose Abreu and the retiring Paul Konerko at first base and designated hitter, and it'll be manager Robin Ventura's task to decide which two will be in the lineup on any given day during the season.
Dunn says no one's told him "it's going to be a three-man dance" so he's not looking at it that way.
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Game Night 12/28: Canadiens at LightningSubmitted by pete on December 29, 2005 - 02:57
Good news/bad news... MTL-4 TB-3 The good news is that the Lightning are finally getting pucks on net. They outshot Montreal 44-24 in Wednesday night's game. The bad news is that they're still losing hockey games. Paul Ranger notched his 7th assist of the season on Vincent Lecavalier's second period goal. Ranger played 14:33 and was +2 in the game. Ryan Craig was +1 in 10:20 of ice time with 3 shots on goal. Evgeny Artyukhin was -1 in 10:24 of ice time with 1 shot on goal. Game sheet from [url=http://www.nhl.com/scores/htmlreports/20052006/GS020546.HTM]NHL.com.[/url]
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Smolenak Back With FrontenacsSubmitted by pete on December 29, 2005 - 02:54
Lightning prospect winger Radek Smolenak is back with the Kingston Frontenacs after his late cut from the Czech Republic's WJC team. Smolenak was held scoreless in a 6-3 loss to Ottawa Wednesday night.
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Game Night 12/28: Falcons at Sound TigersSubmitted by pete on December 29, 2005 - 02:50
Geez... SPR-0 BRI-4 The way things have been going lately, Brian Eklund allowing 4 goals on 38 shots is practically a command performance. The Falcons will seek to snap their long losing streak Friday against Manchester. Game sheet from [url=http://ahl.leaguestat.com/stats/game-summary.php?game_id=1001465]TheAHL.com.[/url]
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Finland was more than game tonight against tournament favorite USA going down in a narrow defeat 6-5 to fall to 0-2 on the tournament. Finland roared back from a 6-3 deficit in the 3rd period to get the game within striking distance before failing to get the tying goal with the extra attacker on. Prospect Karri Ramo made his first appearance of the tournament facing a 43 shot barrage and making 37 saves in the contest.
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INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana's first state-supported preschool program isn't getting started as fast as some lawmakers had hoped.
GOP Gov. Mike Pence pushed the plan for low-income children to attend pre-kindergarten programs as a top priority during the 2014 legislative session.
Lawmakers approved a bill calling for the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration to pick five counties around the state for a pilot program. The law – and the money that will fund the pilot – isn't effective until July 1. And the bill also requires the state agency to seek private donations to cover some of the cost.
Rep. Dan Forestal, D-Indianapolis, sent a letter Monday expressing disappointment that the FSSA is "delaying" implementation.
"The suspension of this program means another class of Hoosier kids will lose an opportunity to receive a world-class early education," he said. "Because the Family and Social Services Administration cannot complete their work on time, it seems we must disappoint parents and students alike who were looking forward to finally being able to offer their children what other states have offered for some time."
But the administration never promised it would start this fall.
Pence education adviser Claire Fiddian-Green told The Journal Gazette in March that the most likely timeline for the pilot to be up and running would be fall 2015.
FSSA spokeswoman Marni Lemons said the agency faces several steps required by the legislature, such as formulating a way to track the academic progress of the children from preschool to third grade and gaining approvals from the State Board of Education and the State Budget Committee.
"This is not going to be ready to roll out for fall of 2014," Lemons said. "There are a lot of requirements that the law listed."
She said the agency would soon announce the process for picking the five counties for the pilot program.
Under the law, the Family and Social Services Administration will create and run the program using up to $10 million in reversions from that agency's existing budget. Millions in private donations also are required.
Children in homes up to 127 percent of the federal poverty level – or an income of about $30,000 for a family of four – would be eligible for pre-kindergarten grants of $2,500 to $6,800 per student.
Public schools and private providers are eligible as long as they meet certain accreditation requirements.
The number of children to be served depends on the funding raised, but it is expected to be at least 1,000 and could be as high as 4,000.
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What was the Confederate Army Part of? Was It part of the British Army, The Northern Army or the Southern Army? HELP ME!!!! southern army The Confederate Army was part of the Southern States Confederacy.
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Which is correct? British powerful army Or British's powerful army I think the first one is right.
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please check if i have a good answer for this question. add if needed :) Compare the advantages that the North had over the South during the Civil War, and vice versa The North was becoming still more urban and industrial than the South. It's population was more than twice as ...
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I dont understand this question: the removal of general mcclellan represents a loss of the army and the potomac and a victory for the interfering politicans in washington (validate) i know that mcclellan was replaced by grant because he was to hesitant to attack. but i dont ...
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June 16, 2013 by Anonymous
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Not a school subject. its for a contest.
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U.S. History
Where can I find statistics for the Trail of Tears? I've found plenty of generalizations and estimations, but I would also like to know how many white army people went along and how many of them died.
December 11, 2007 by Anonymous
international trade slowed down as a result of a. the Bonus Army's demands b. the election of 1932 c. the Hawley-Smoot tariff d. the Allies' payment of their war debts C
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General Grant's army came closest to defeat in the West as a result of a surprise Confederate attack at the Battle of A)vicksburg B)Fort henry C)Shiloh D)manassa
January 12, 2012 by haley
American History
General Grant army came closest to defeat in the West as a result of a surprise Confederate ast the battle of B. Shiloh C. Manassas D. Vicksburg I choose B
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History again
Based on the below from the Wikipedia, I would agree with you. As Solberg reports, "It immediately became the recognized revolutionary government, with its main task to conduct the war and lead the colonies ultimately to independence." [2] The Second Congress acted as the ...
January 20, 2007 by GuruBlue
social studies
General Grant's army came closest to defeat in the West as a result of a surprise Confederate attack at the Battle of A. Fort Henry. B. Shiloh. C. Vicksburg. D. Manassas
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Which statement BEST describes the mood of the continental congress in May 1775? a. few delegates wanted a formal break all ties with britian. b.most delegates wanted to break all ties with britian. c.A majority of delegates believed that war with britian was inevitable. d....
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the first battle over the implied powers of congress was fought over the creation of a. an army b. a direct tax c. a national bank d. a patent d
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March 13, 2012 by Anonymous
Can anyone solve this? My faith promoted me from shepherd boy to army commander. I am a talented musician and poet, my works are written in a famous book. The king was jealous of my success and plotted to kill me. Thanks.
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the president military powers: A)are strictly limited to times of war.B)are shared with congress c)only apply to use of the u.s army and its weapons D)may never be used to keep domestic peace i think its a and b
October 1, 2008 by Anonymous
After the Emancipation Proclamation, many African Americans A)boarded trains for the West. B)opened weapons factories. C)rushed to join the Union army. D)started getting paid by planters.
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The president's military powers: a. are strictly limited to times of war b. are shared with congress c. only apply to the use of the US army and its weapons d. may never be used to keep the domestic peace I think it's B?
July 19, 2011 by Anthony
us history
African American troops in the Union army: A.were from the begining an itergral part of mnay fighting units. B.distinguished themeselves in battles in Louisiana. C. None of these I read first. And I came up with B. is this right.
December 7, 2013 by jay
Please help me How can I create a pie chart for the following information Branch Count Army 17 Navy 10 Air Force 4 Marines 6 Coast Guard 1 National Guard 2
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