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Posted by Anonymous on 03/01/2008
I really like going to Spice. It looks like it's made out of Legos. I think their food is really good too- my favorite things are the green jade vegetable dumplings and the pad thai or black noodles. And their lychee lemonade. Mm-mmm good. The service is a little weird, though- my friend and I went to eat there once and we had this bizarre experience where we wanted to pay in cash, and between us we had exactly the amount for the bill and a standard tip. After we paid, a manager or someone actually came to our table and said, "Was there a problem with your service tonight?" and we were confused because there wasn't, it had been fine. The manager told us we should put down a bigger tip. What?! It was a totally decent tip! That was weird. I've never had that happen. We dug up a few more bucks for a bigger tip, but we were still mightily confused. I'll still go back there, though, because I like the food. I'll just bring more singles.
Posted by Anonymous on 02/06/2008
It took them an hour to deliver steamed veggies and tofu, which arrived cold. It took another hour to redeliver the dinner, which when it finally came was the wrong order. After two hours, still no dinner. This place is not good, the food isn't even that great, their delivery service is an absolute joke. Don't order from Spice!
Posted by Anonymous on 02/06/2008
Great place for eat in or take out delivery Thai. For the price and the portions there's not much better in this neighborhood. The drunk man noodles are fantastic, also the chicken cashew nut and martini crispy shrimps.
Posted by Andy on 01/30/2008
I order Spice from work every once in awhile, and every time I regret it. It takes anywhere between 45 minutes and TWO HOURS for delivery and the food is not even that great. You think you are getting a great deal with an appetizer included with the entree, but what they make the entrees so small that I am always hungry afterwards. For $7.50 plus tax and tip, you can do much better in terms of quality, quantity, and delivery time.
Posted by JimNBob10003 on 01/29/2008
This is some of the best Thai food in the neighborhood. The curries (especially Massaman) are delicious and the special entries (I've tried several fish and chicken dishes) are all very flavorful and cleanly prepared. And the appetizers: let's just say we've made entire meals of just appetizers! The curry puffs are mind blowing and the spring rolls fresh and tasty with a sweet complex dipping sauce! I wish I could say as well for the atmosphere and service. There isn't a soft surface in the place so the sound level is deafening. The tables are crowded together tighter than most. And the service is forgetful and curt. We have waited 20 minutes to have all our dishesappetizers, entrees and all-delivered at once. We do better to have it delivered to the quiet of our home around the corner. The delivery guys are way more together than the wait staff on site.
Posted by juman23 on 12/06/2007
Drunken man noodles was top notch. One of the better noodle dishes I've had. The fresh basil really flavored the dish. However, the sirachi sauced dish (forget the name) was not spicy at all, but was fresh. Appetizers were decent, nothing special.. It seemed busy inside but we were seated quickly. The plum wine is a great way to end a somewhat spicy meal.
Posted by lildemon on 11/30/2007
Their lunch special is a great value for great food ! The atmosphere is laid back with a cool vibe and the service is speedy and friendly. Great to stop by for a quick delicious meal or for take out.


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text: Schuylkill River Trail - Thun Trail Reviews Return to the Schuylkill River Trail - Thun Trail page Submit a Review beautiful!! durring the disk hours we believe we would feel a lot staffer if the trail would be lit up By angel.lessigfaulkner in September, 2014 Beautiful!!! Lighting throughout the trail would make it feel safer! Stay south of the Angelica Creek Trail and it's great By r8rlady75 in September, 2014 I started my run on the Angelica Creek Trail and headed towards the Thun Trail. I made the right on the Thun Trail (I think that's heading west and then north). Very quickly the trail took me into areas I was not comfortable running in as a female running by myself. I sent my husband a text letting him know exactly where I was on the GPS and that I was turning around to head back towards the Angelica Creek Trail. Keep in mind that just last weekend, I ran in South Philly and never felt as nervous as I did on that portion of the Thun Trail. Once I returned to the area where it meets up with the Angelica Creek Trail, I decided to give the east/south direction a try. Wow, what a difference! That section was great ~ the trail was in excellent condition, went through nice areas of Berks County. I would say the only downside to that portion of the trail was the lack of restrooms/porta-potties. great 1st trial By papaq in June, 2014 First trail ride since getting back in to biking. We had a good time on the trail. Got to see the other side of routes traveled by car, with no traffic. Have plans to ride other trails in next couple of weeks. Where else, my friends? By cheswoodco in May, 2014 I have traveled, and I can say this is a wonderful addition to Berks County. Those of you in fear for your life, stop watching so much tv. I have walked every section of this trail many times, and there is nothing to be afraid of. You have more chance of getting car-jacked. The experience of being outside on trails with no cars to fight is a gift. Sure there are some places where there are ruts and run-off spots but this is nature, folks, not some man-made pristine manufactured environment. So, come on, check the map, find a trail head, park the car, and get moving. You'll be glad you did. Could be 5 stars with a little consideration from the horseback users By smoka_9 in April, 2014 The trail is well maintained and provides a nice scenic ride. The paved areas are nice and smooth and you can get some speed up. Transition areas of the trail need some work, but over-all not bad. The major concern is the horseback riders. Why is it that dog owners are required to clean up after their animals, but horseback owners can leave a knee high pile of crap and not think twice about it? Also when the horse is taken to to a gallop, it tears the trail up. There are sections of the trail that have to be ridden standing because they feel like, as I heard someone describe it accurately, "rumble strips". So much potential, but horseback riders, show some common decency and clean up after you animal! Nice trail in a sketchy area, PS watch for the dead bodies By captainvette in September, 2012 It's a shame this trail has to be located where it is. Coming from the Reading end we looked to park at the trail head on Angstadt Ln, which turned out to be inaccessible due to bridge construction. So we moved on to one behind several businesses. When we pulled in there was only one other vehicle, whose occupants appeared to be doing something other than planing to enjoy the trail. Weed? crackheads? I don't know they just looked sketchy, and I wasn't leaving my truck there. So we moved on once again. We finally came across another trail head behind some burger joint/bar and it was actually really nice, it appeared fairly new, and best of all no crackheads in sight. After we unloaded we headed out a trail from the parking lot, while somewhat narrow it still seemed nice. Turned out it was about a half mile loop that came out the other end of the parking lot. We realized the actual trail was across street. When we headed in that direction we noticed a guy coming out of the restroom carrying a bottle in a brown paper bag. It didn't look like gatorade either. We chose to head off and hope for the best. The trail was fairly nice although a bit narrow and doesn't show much use. I found it odd that on a fairly nice day we only came across about five or six other people on the ride the whole way to Pottstown. Bottom line is the closer to Pottstown you get the safer you feel. There's just an uncomfortable feel to the trail which is a real shame as it's a nice level, smooth, trail with some scenic sights along it. If you think I'm being a little overly critical regarding the security on the trail I'll just add that in today's paper there was a brief article about a body of a man who was found shot to death on the trail. I don't usually like to pack heat with me on bike ride my friends. But if I do it'd be on this trail. Stay safe my friends. Nice evening ride By velopunk75 in August, 2012 Took the mountain bikes out tonight from the Pottstown trailhead to the 724 crossing near Shed Rd. The trail is in great condition after a pretty heavy rain earlier this morning. Maintained an easy 10mph average with minimal effort. Encountered a handful of bikers and joggers along the way. A correction By dwtcycle in August, 2011 Not to stir the pot, but to help others avoid confusion, I have made three round trips through Birdsboro just this week alone. 1) I have seen NO trail signs between where the trail enters Armorcast Drive (the roughest piece of concrete pavement I can ever recall!) and the one on Schuylkill Road AFTER turning off 724 north/west of the Turkey Hill. 2)Route 82 no longer exists -- at least, not in Birdsboro. Route 345 joins 724 south of town, then splits just above the Turkey Hill with 345 traveling a bridge over the Schuylkill, and 724 turning to run parallel with the river. I believe that road over the bridge was once 82, but has been 345 since at least 2010. For what it's worth, the shoulders on Route 724 are fairly wide and quite smoothly paved from said Turkey Hill up to at least where Schuylkill Road crosses 724 above town and becomes Old River Road. I sometimes ride that rather than Schuylkill Road -- it's a trade-off of smoother paving for more sun! All in all, I find the trail from Pottstown up to Brentwood to be a pleasant trip. This very day I ventured up beyond the Reading Area Community College and found that section a bit disappointing in condition, although passable. A nice rolling trail for any level of biker, walker, or runner! By zogbiker in August, 2011 I live in the area, and often ride from Wyomissing home with my girlfriend on this trail. We ride Canonndale Quick CX2 Hybrids and the 700c skinny tires with knobby outer edges are perfect for these trail surfaces. These bikes are mostly road bikes until you get to the tires and straight handlebars. We usually ride at a pace of around 11-12mph (which would be slower if we had larger tires or heavier bikes like cruisers or mountain bikes). If you are a runner, I think you'll love this trail! This trail extends further than what Rails to Trails shows by about three or four miles to the north through the city limits of Reading, PA to Grings Mill recreation area/park. From there, it continues seamlessly as the Union Canal Trail finally crossing Reber's Bridge Rd and heading into Blue Marsh Lake. Click the "google bike trails button" to see the extension in green. It is labeled Schuylkill River Trail - zoom in to see better. North of Reading at Grings Mill and again at the Gruber Wagon Works you can find soda machines, restrooms, and lots of leisure areas! This is a popular area for photographers, too. This trail is almost totally crushed stone in and around Reading until Gibralter where you'll continue on roads into Birdsboro. The trail is adequately marked at the intersection of routes 724 & 82 (at the Turkey Hill) where it crosses over route 82 continuing into the old Armorcast property continuing to the right behind the baseball fields. Not sure how a previous commenter missed that? I also suggest you generally research the trail maps before you ride so you'll know what to do if a sign is missing... You'll also find a new parking area with restrooms and water fountains just completed in Birdsboro. There's a loop around the area, too, so you can ride that loop for an extra mile or two before continuing to Pottstown. From Gibralter into Birdsboro, the riding on roads takes you on relatively quiet sections with little traffic for a few miles over some gradual inclines and declines, and you'll ride past some beautiful old farm houses along the way. Dismount to cross route 724 safely. South of Birdsboro the trail continues on crushed stone until you near Pottstown. There is one road crossing with a short steep hill on both sides, so plan on dismounting to cross safely and get up the to the level sections to continue riding. My front tire lifts when I ride up the hills, so in the future I guess I should walk up. Heading into Pottstown you'll eventually be riding on asphalt, and some areas aren't shaded by the tree canopy, but it's super nice riding! I enjoy the scenery almost the whole way and my favorite section is a bridge crossing over the Schuylkill River outside of Pottstown... So peaceful. This trail isn't typically crowded, and there aren't road racers since it's mostly crushed stone. Unfortunately, we have to dodge manure piles on occasion (even though horses aren't allowed on the trail). Riding right near (and in the city of) Reading, heading north to Grings Mill, you'll normally find lots of people including kids, walkers, pets, and so on as this trail leads to the river where some folks go swimming and fishing. most of these folks are oblivious that anyone is riding toward them on a bike. We shout "passing on your left" or something - anything - to let them know we're going to pass. There may be a language barrier there sometimes. The "crowded" conditions have the potential to make some riders nervous, and I was offered marijuana by a teen one day just past Reading Area Community College. We've encountered motorcycles and a few partiers in the city sections, too. All in all, I'd say don't sweat it, the city is the city so act like you own it and ride on! Everyone knows the trail is there for anyone wishing to be on it. I really like the ride, and tremendously enjoy the many miles we've shared on it. To avoid city related headaches, a great start point is the Brentwood Trailhead off Rte. 10 not far from Alvernia University. Fom here you can go south and your ride will be great until the end in Pottstown! Enjoy! THUN TRAIL By judith60 in July, 2011 I rode the trail down to Turkey Hill in Birdsboro. Nice ride and pretty well kept. But, when I got to Birdsboro, there were no longer any trail signs. When we ask at Turkey Hill, no one knew where we should go to get on the trail. Therefore, I will not return to this trail again or reccommend it to my friends. First part is pretty nice though. We did this ride on 07/27/2011 beware santa on bike By thunpony in July, 2011 My horse and I have run into Santa on a bike twice and he's barrelled past us with in 6 inches. I'm trying to train my horse to not spook at bikes but this guy is a menace. Is yielding to horses a guideline or a rule? osborn2ride By laretha in June, 2011 Today June 13th I did 12 and a 1/2 miles out of Pottstown past Birdsboro. The first eight miles is one of the best that I have been on. About 4 miles out of Pottstown a local Boyscout troop has built a nice rest area. This trail is family friendly and ok for a cross over bike. The first eight miles are is mostly tree lined and is a great ride on a hot sunny day. Schuylkill Trail is wonderful By cbright22 in November, 2010 In the past, I wrote a post about pot holes in the trail. This is no longer a problem. And I will say that I love this trail. I ride quite frequently. I take my camera and stop to takes pictures of the beautiful scenery. I think that a lot of effort is put into the trail and the organization that is in charge is doing an excellent job. I consider myself to be very lucky to live close by and to have the advantage of using the Schuylkill Trail and I want to say Thank You to all who are involved. Thun Trail / Schuylkill Canal Trail By hakaplan in September, 2010 I rode both the Pottstown to Birdsboro-Armorcast Rd. section and the Gibraltar to Reading section. I skipped the River Road/724 section as I value my life. Very nice, flat trail, except from some minor ups and downs and the need (for me, at least) to dismount crossing 724 in Monocacy as the original railroad bridge no longer exists and the path has a deep descent and ascent. Going west, the trail crosses 724 again at Tim's Ugly Mug Bar. Be aware that the trail is not well marked here. It picks up on the west side of the bar just behind a row of houses--looks like an alleyway or driveway. For the majority of the run the Thun Trail is the right of way of the former Pennsylvania Railroad's Schuylkill Branch, and you actually ride over original railroad bridges. Very cool ride. Close to the end in Reading is a trail that branches off to the southeast called Neversink Trail that appears to run a few miles down to south of 6th and Canal St. Didn't ride that one--that's a future project. I am including the Schuylkill Canal Trail because RTC does not have it listed and it is the connector between the Thun Trail and the Union Canal Trail. The Thun Trail ends in downtown Reading just north of Penn Ave. From there the paved path ends and continues as singletrack cinder/stones for a block along the railroad tracks until you reach a paved section that takes you into the woods and you follow the Schuylkill Canal and River. There are historic markers and remnants of the original locks. After about a mile the path exits the woods, crosses the tracks, and you ride a block up a city street to Schuylkill Ave. You'll see the Reading Public Library ahead across the street. Make a left and ride over the bridge crossing the Schuylkill to Blair St., then left down Blair back down to where the path picks up and brings you to the beginning of the Union Canal Trail. Thun Trail Update - September 2010 By twowheelertom in September, 2010 I've used this trail several times now, and for an unpaved trail it's not bad. In fact, the surface is more bicycle-friendly--and foot-friendly, for that matter--than Montgomery County's Perkiomen Trail, except for a couple isolated areas I will allude to below. The Thun Trail provides a unique and mostly flat bike trek from Pottstown to Reading or vice versa without having to use heavily-traveled routes 724 and 422. Cyclists who have gotten used to the wide, paved trails in Montco may be a little stunned--or even disappointed--when they see the Thun for the first time. It's different, but in some ways that's good. The number of users here is nowhere near what it is between Valley Forge and Philly, at least not yet. There are also a lot fewer unshaded sections in Berks County than in Montgomery and Philly. While the surface is bike-friendly, its being unpaved discourages speeding, which for the most part keeps the "racing" cyclists off the trail. In the wooded areas that front the path, you'll often see deer, especially in the morning or evening. And the barriers to keep unauthorized vehicles off are bollards; those are a lot safer than gates which can cause near-head-on collisions. There are short sections of pavement in areas where it is needed most, but a couple more wouldn't hurt either. I'm not saying pave the whole trail (good grief, no!) but a strip of asphalt or macadam would make it a lot safer and more comfortable in these areas: 1. Within the Reading city limits. Of all the municipalities the trail runs through, if any of them can afford to pave their section completely, one would think the city of Reading can. On the campus of Reading Area Community College (RACC) and near the Brentwood Trailhead, it already is paved. Bridging the gap between those two landmarks would be nice. 2. At all highway crossings. How far to extend the pavement depends on conditions at each intersection. In particular, where the trail crosses 724 near the I-176 interchange and Angstadt Lane, it has eroded so badly on the north/west side of 724 that filling it and refilling it won't do any good. A similar hazard that needs permanent repair exists about 1/4 mile from the end of the cinder portion at Gibraltar. 3. Anywhere erosion is a problem, including the two aforementioned areas. 4. Armorcast Road in Birdsboro. THIS IS BAD for bikes, and to compound it, it is not only a highway, but one that is privately owned. So don't hold your breath waiting for that one to be resurfaced. All we can do is use caution if we are going to ride our bikes here. The only way around that is to use Main Street (724), which runs parallel to Armorcast Road, from 345 (light at Rita's) to the trail crossing at the Ugly Mug. I don't want to make it sound like this trail should be avoided--that is absolutely not so. 95% of it is fine. The cinder surface works as long as the material isn't spread too thick. The section that uses Old Schuylkill Road/River Road provides a nice break for bikes with narrow tires. If you've never rode, ran, or walked the Thun Trail, give it a try. You'll probably want to do it again. Dog owners By clester in August, 2009 My property backs onto the trail, I think it is great, people on bikes, on horses or just taking a stroll always say hello. I think my only complaint would be the dog poop! i see many many people walking their dogs, I have three myself, but i do not see them picknig up after them. with an average of 30 dogs a day taking a walk in the summer it becomes very unpleasant for the residents near the trail. I pick up after mine I am sure you can too. lets all try and keep it a nice place for everyone. RE: Too Many Horse Pot Holes By JeremyS in April, 2009 I would like to comment on a couple prior posts about the trail and it's users. I too am not fond of "Horse Pot Holes" and agree aquestrians should be considerate in riding single file on sections of the trail that are too narrow for other users to pass safely. However, we are all guilty of being inconsiderate at some point so if you happen upon a user(s) who is not sharing appropriately, instead of yelling please calmly explain to the user(s) how the trail should be used appropriately in consideration of others. Regarding the surface of the trail I will say it is in good condition considering it is just spring time and all the maintenance that occurs after the winter thaw has not occured yet. The SRTS maintenance crews are making their rounds and I am sure the sections that incurred erosion from the winter will be maintained in the near future. In fact the SRTS has a volunteer Trail Keepers force that makes it's rounds on weekends to help with maintenance. You can volunteer your own time to help make the trail beautiful for all. I ride the trail frequently to commute from home to work and back and most sections are fairly smooth for a crushed stone trail (with few exceptions noted above). I would encourage those of you who read the prior post to not become alarmed and think this trail is not a good trail to ride. Most of the people you encounter on the trail are pleasant and considerate and the trail leads to many sections or trailheads to get you where you would like to go for commuting or just for recreation. Too Many Horse Hooves By cbright22 in March, 2009 This trail was always my favorite for a quick 1 hour ride after work until 6 months ago. Someone galloped their horse there and now the trail is way too bumpy for a bike ride. It feels like you are on rumble strips! Horse pot holes! By RaleighRider in March, 2009 Today my husband and I just completed a round trip ride- Birdsboro to Pottstown. This was our first ride on this leg of the trail. We parked at the Armocast Rd trail entrance. This road does not have a street sign so we asked a local who pointed us in the right direction. As we approached the street parking we saw two horse trailers parked along the road. My first thought was, I guess it's a wide trail w/a bridal path along the side. Right from the get go we bumped along the horse "pot holes" for at least half of the ride. The trail was soft since it was a very warm early March day which resulted in an early thaw. The horse riders obviously did not consider the measures in which they were tearing up the trail. This was evident by the fact that they were riding abreast rather than in a single file. As we rode we exchanged comments w/two other groups of riders who too were annoyed by the lack of respect by the horse riders of the motto, sharing the trail. About half way to Pottstown, the trail was more firm and the remnants of horse "pot holes" was gone. At this point the trail was macadam surface and the ride was fine. The Pottstown river park is very nice and was very active w/both foot and bike traffic due to the 72 degree March weather. Schuylkill River Trail By in December, 2008 This is a very nice trail ,I have biked this trail at least 5-times from Birdsboro to Pottstown, You can stop at Tim's Ugly mug, about 4 miles west of Birdsboro for food & drinks. A Narrow Bridge crosses the Schuykill River at the 5 mile point.the trail ends at Riverside Park in Pottstown.Down town Pottstown is only a block and a half from the park.Pottstown has Bike lanes on the main street [ High St.] Happy trails. T. Barron June 2008 By Wuz314159 in June, 2008 The Schuylkill River Trail (Thun Trail) has an official, detailed website containing local maps and web pages for trailheads. http://www.schuylkillriver.org/ (Follow the Trail link on the bottom right) The DCNR website, linked on this page, has no helpful information. Update: Solar powered trail lighting was just installed in Reading near RACC, across the Bridge and up to the West Reading intersection. Directions By kevinjsmall in May, 2008 It would helpful if specific directions were given to each trail juncture. Example: Where is Pottstown is the entry point to the Thun trail? Phoenixville entry point etc. Thanks. Update: Reading By Wuz314159 in December, 2007 The section of trail between the Brentwood Trailhead and the trail north to Reading has been completed. The on road bypass is no longer needed. Also, the coarse, strewn brick & rock surface from the Schuylkill River Rail bridge into Reading has just been surfaced with macadam. Nice friendly trail By in October, 2003 "This trail gets lots of use in the late afternoon and on weekends by families and jogers and walkers. To make it longer to the end of the trail at Gibraltar: With your back to the trail you will see a red light to your left, go though the red light, over the river and turn left when you see the sign for the Exeter scenic river trail. The road has a wide shoulder so you can ride on the right of the white line and not be on the road. Nice shaded trail near the river. For now it dead ends at about 2.5 miles. " For a Longer Ride By in July, 2003 "If you are familiar with the Thun Trail from Reading to Gibraltar and want a longer ride, consider riding Old River Road (it will cross and return to 724 just before Birdsboro). Then you will take 724 east for about a quarter mile before taking Armorcast Road (this is a side street across from the Turkey Hill at 724 and 82) to the baseball field at the end. Between the hedgerow and third base fence the grassy strip leads to a singletrack trail that widens after a few hundred yards. This trail crosses Rt. 724 two additional times (once at AD Moyers and again at Monocacy Creek Road, which can be accessed by going down a hundred yards or so -- this is easier than going up the steep embankment along 724) and ends quite suddenly in a backyard along Old Philadelphia Pike just before River Bridge Road (the Douglassville Area Bridge across from the Schuykill River).This section from Birdsboro to Douglassville is nice and is not used much at all. There is good parking along Armorcast Road but not past that. See mapquest -- it still shows the trail as a railroad bed. Old River Road is little used but probably not reccommended for small children as there is still some car traffic there." Thun Trail By in July, 2003 "I rode this trail on July 12, 2003. It was about 85 degrees and somewhat sunny -- all in all it was not a bad day. The trail is crushed gravel, with a few small hills and one slightly rough ""S"" curve. I probably won't ride this trail anytime soon again, just because there are so many other to try first. There are several benches for stopping and taking in the scenery or just resting. For me, the highlight of the ride was the view of the river. By my bike's calculations, the trail is about 4.3 miles. There is a small parking lot at the Gilraltar end, a larger one at the mid-point, while the best one is at the Reading end. One suggestion for this ride, bring water, it's 50/50 shade vs. sun.Ride on and remember, leave only tire tracks." Great for group rides By in July, 2002 "The Thun Trail has a well packed crushed stone surface, making this a great trail for kids and groups. The trail crosses the Schulkyll river twice via railroad bridges at least 100ft over the river providing excellent views! The trail's current length is about 4.5 miles starting near Angelica Lake in Reading and proceeding as far as Gilbraltar. At the Gilbraltar end there is a nice playground and park where you can relax after your hike and enjoy a picnic lunch. Eventually, the Thun Trail is to connect to the Schulkyll River Trail once it is brought from Valley Forge to Pottstown and the Montgomery-Berks County line.One word of Caution. The trail does cross a highway (Route 724) at one point where cars do have some speed. If you take a group please ensure you have proper road guards and vests to remain safe."


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Pork T-Bone with Walnut Bulgur Pilaf
- Yield 4 servings
- Prep 15 mins
- Cook 45 mins
Walnuts and dried cranberries stud the rice pilaf that's served with grilled pork.
- Pilaf:
- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter
- 1/2 cup finely chopped yellow onion
- 1/2 cup chopped California walnuts
- 1 cup bulgur
- 2 tablespoons chopped dried cranberries
- 2 cups chicken stock
- 1/2 teaspoon salt or salt to taste
- Vinegar Baste and the Pork:
- 1 cup apple cider vinegar
- 2 tablespoons molasses
- 2 teaspoons kosher salt or 1 teaspoon plain salt, and additional salt to taste
- 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 2 pork T-bone steaks, or bone-in pork loin chops (about 1¼ lbs. total), about 1 inch thick
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- To prepare the pilaf, melt the butter in a medium saucepan over moderate heat. Add the onion and cook, stirring often, for about 3 minutes. Add the walnuts and stir about 2 minutes more. Add the bulgur and stir to combine. Add the cranberries, stock, and salt (if your stock is salted, you might not need the full amount of salt). Bring to a boil, then cover the pan and cook over low heat for 10–5 minutes, until the bulgur is tender and has absorbed the liquid. The cooked bulgur will stay warm, covered and off heat, for about 20 minutes while you continue with the pork.
- To prepare the vinegar baste, in a small sauce pan combine the vinegar, molasses, salt and red pepper flakes. Bring just to a boil, stirring to dissolve the molasses. Set aside.
- Season the pork steaks on both sides with salt and ground pepper to taste. Grill over a fire or hot coals, about 4 inches from heat, turning the meat and brushing it with the vinegar baste every 1–1½ minutes. Total cooking time will be 8–10 minutes, until the meat is thoroughly cooked, with no trace of rawness in the center. Alternately, the steaks may be broiled, about 4 inches from heat, turning them and brushing with the baste as directed. Serve with the pilaf.
Recipe courtesy of Chef Patrick Mulvaney of Mulvaney's B&L in Sacramento, Calif.


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Note: The following review contains spoilers for Season 3 of Game of Thrones. If you have not completed the season, read on at your own risk.
Slit throats and severed hands.
I haven't read any of George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire book series, on which the HBO show Game of Thrones is based. So, to those of you that have read the series, I'm going to sound like a fool bumbling around in the dark. But I'm O.K. with that. I love the show and want to continue to be surprised by it week after week. And so far, the showrunners are doing a really great job. I've been watching GoT since the beginning and have loved every bit of it. With so many storylines to keep track of, I'm going to tackle this review piece by piece.
I loved this storyline. While it didn't take up a lot of screen time in this season, I was so intrigued by the mystery of Theon's (Alfie Allen) torturer, yet reviled by what was happening on screen. In a way, I feel so sorry for Theon. He's such a tragic character. We got a glimpse of this last season when he returned to Pyke and his unwelcoming father, Balon Greyjoy (Patrick Malahide), but here we really see him degraded to a husk of a man (pun intended). Iwan Rheon portrayed Ramsay Snow, Theon's torturer, fantastically. Not many actors could pull off that sausage scene (you know the one) and terrify me so much at the same time. And it wrapped up with a nice bit of tragedy, Theon getting a new name (Reek) and Theon's sister, Yara, coming to the rescue.
I'm so torn when it comes to Bran's (Isaac Hempstead-Wright) character and plot. In one sense, with his newfound warg powers, he is going to become a force to be reckoned with in the future. There's no way he won't be a badass. But on the other hand, it's just so boring watching him get there. This season, we only saw him meet new friends, decide to go north of the Wall, and begin to hone his powers. It's a bit like Star Wars, I guess: Luke Skywalker was pretty lame until Return of the Jedi. Rather, he was interesting, but just kind of a wuss.
Similarly, Bran is stuck in that situation for now. I look forward to the future of his character, but thus far, there are far more interesting things going on in Westoros. As far as Rickon (Art Parkinson), I tend to forget that he exists. But now he is the heir to Winterfell, since Bran has given that up, so maybe Rickon will become more prevalent in the future.
Also in this story arc is Hodor, and what more can be said about him than "HODOR!"?
3. Jaime Lannister and Brienne Tarth
This right here. Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) has always intrigued me from the beginning. After spending all of Season 2 locked in a muddy cell, we finally got to see him transform. The removal of his hand was the second-most surprising moment of this season (I'm getting to No. 1, don't worry). The torture he withstands from Locke and the Bolton clan is horrendous, and the way he opens up to Brienne (Gwendoline Christie) about the death of the Mad King truly humanizes the man. And when he arrives in King's Landing and sees Cersei for the first time again, we know he is a changed man. This was one of my favorite story lines, and the actors' performances are perfect.
The Tyrells gained a lot of power throughout this season. Loras (Finn Jones) is a bit boring, to be honest. He's just kind of there, but now he's engaged to Cersei, so that guarantees some entertainment. Margaery (Natalie Dormer) is beginning to show promise as she continues to manipulate Joffrey. And let's be honest: Anyone who can undermine that guy deserves a medal. But if I had to guess, these two characters really aren't as prevalent now as they will be in the following seasons. As far as entertainment value, Olenna Tyrell (Dianna Rigg) stands out. The matriarch of House Tyrell is a riot on screen. Everyone loves an old lady who doesn't sugarcoat anything.
Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) just proves this season that scars are sexy, but only after being stripped of all power and rank following the return of his father, Tywin Lannister (Charles Dance). I love the power struggle between these two. Tywin despises his son for merely being what he is, and Tyrion despises his father for never giving him respect and not considering him a part of the family. Throw in the fact that both characters are portrayed by amazing actors and you have a recipe for a great story. Cersei (Lena Headey) still manages to be bitchier each season, and Joffrey (Jack Gleeson) is working toward becoming the most reviled character in all of television history. And Tyrion's marriage to Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) will become drastically important in future seasons.
8. Jon Snow, the Nightswatch, and the Wildlings
This plot is a bit like Bran Stark's. I realize that the wildlings and the White Walkers are going to become a force to be reckoned with: We spend so much time worrying who is on the Iron Throne, but it won't really matter when ice zombies are invading Westeros. But getting to that point is just so boring. Jon Snow's (Kit Harrington) transformation into a wildling was a bit interesting, but I just don't feel myself caring about this as much as I do about most of the other characters in the show. It has been foreshadowed that a "great battle in the snow" will take place, but that battle just can't come soon enough. I will say that Tormund Giantsbane (the bearded ginger) made me laugh on one or two occasions. So I guess we had that.
Arya (Maisie Williams) continues to be such a tragic, entertaining character. Every time she gets close to her goal, it is taken away from her. I can't wait for her finally to go to Braavos and train with the faceless men. I think she is going to become the equivalent of a ghost. She's just going to become a ghost, travelling around and killing everyone on her ever-growing kill list.
10. Stannis Baratheon and his band of Scallywags
Stannis (Stephen Dillane), Davos (Liam Cunningham) and Melisandre (Carice van Houten) are a compelling trio of characters. The way Davos and Melisandre act as two opposing advisors leads to great drama. As far as actual action, not too much occurred this season. Stannis has been brooding in Dragonstone after his defeat. He only acts in allowing the capture of Gendry (Joe Dempsie) and using him to destroy the usurpers to the throne. This plot arc is definitely smaller than it was in Season 2, but ends with the charge to go north and fight the White Walkers. I am thrilled to see that happen.
Khaleesi (Emilia Clarke) is doing the same thing she's been since the end of Season 1. She's gathering armies, ships and so on to take the Iron Throne. And we did have some developments this season. She not only took down two cities and gained an army of nippleless mutes, but also she gained Barristan Selmy, the former Kingsguard. But this is another one of the arcs that is going to be much more relevant in the seasons to come. When she lands in Westeros with her armies and dragons, all hell is going to break loose. But in the meantime, her progression is slow, even if it isn't exactly boring. Her personal transformation leads as the most exciting part of her journey, from scared little girl to stern leader with a gentle heart.
12. Robb Stark and the Red Wedding
And finally, we arrive at this. The Red Wedding. Now that I'm not curled up in the fetal position weeping uncontrollably, we can talk about this. These are the moments of television that I live for. We've followed Robb Stark's (Richard Madden) transformation as the naïve heir of Winterfell to the feared King of the North. Right as he's about to do one of the most badass things in the show, attack the Lannisters' Casterly Rock, he is murdered by Walder Frey (David Bradley). The beauty of a move like this is, with so many characters, as sudden and heart-wrenching as this moment was, the story won't suffer at all. Over the three seasons of this show, the only thing that really measures up was the death of Ned Stark (Sean Bean). And Michelle Fairley definitely deserves an Emmy for that performance.
So after all of that, where are we? This was an exceptional season of television. HBO has had a great reputation for decades now, but they just keep knocking it out of the park. The acting this season was fantastic, and the fact that the show can keep dozens of characters relevant is a feat in and of itself.
Where will the show head now? In seasons 2 and 3, most of the conflict was derived from the War of the Five Kings (Joffrey, Renley, Stannis, Robb, and Balon Greyjoy). Renley and Robb are dead. Stannis is marching north to fight the White Walkers. The Lannisters definitely have taken the lead in this war. Joffrey sits on the throne with fewer and fewer challengers. I feel that Season 4 will consist of more conflict in the north. The Greyjoys have taken over most of that territory, and the Wildlings and White Walkers are becoming more prevalent. I've heard many people theorize that Balon Greyjoy and Joffrey will be killed soon, but I just don't see it. Joffrey, while we hate him, is such a rich, entertaining character; we can't just let him die so soon. I think he's going to be around for a while. But don't worry; a day will come when that little pisser gets what's coming to him.
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"Valar Dohaeris" starts where season 2 has left off, North of the Wall, where Sam finally flees the White Walkers (a.k.a. ice zombies of the north). He stumbles upon one of the brothers of the Night Watch, but the man is dead—and clutching his own head in his hands. As Sam is taking in this scene, a White Walker attacks, but he's saved by Jon's direwolf and the Watch, led by commander Jeor Mormont. "Did you send the ravens?" Mormont wants to know. No, poor frightened Sam did not. Pity. What with a veritable army of the undead heading south, Mormont and his men now have to warn the people of Westeros that winter may be coming, but that's the least of their problems.


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We're heading for a tiebreaker like Titanic was headed for that iceberg. There's no avoiding it.
I know, we're just one week into district play. But I've seen enough. There's no way this season will be wrapped up in a little bow like it was last year. Among the area's biggest schools, that kind of thing is the exception, not the rule. Class 6A is the most unpredictable Northern Kentucky district. Usually, there are three schools near the bottom of the standings that muck everything up — Team A beats Team B, then loses to Team C, but … wait for it … Team B upsets Team C, and so on and so forth.
It might just be two teams this year, but it seems like it will happen. Conner, Cooper, Boone County and Campbell County just seem too evenly matched to not produce a few surprises.
And that doesn't mean they're not good teams. Remember two years ago? Simon Kenton nabbed the fourth and final playoff spot via the tiebreak. Then it went to the state finals.
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|Track: "Come With Me"
|Movie: Couch Tails
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|Producer: AK1200
|Studio: Vivid Video
"Come With Me" is one of AK1200's two jungle songs on Deep Porn, the other being "Pornstar Style," a torrid threesome with Danny Breaks and Alicia Rio that's out on drum and bass label Moving Shadow. LA-based AK1200 does a pretty good number on Raylene, using her moans and giggles in stuttering loops over a catchy beat. He even manages to capture porn's cheesy vibe as Raylene whispers "come with me" over the old school bass. Not as good as "Pornstar Style," but more fun than your average drum and bass snoozefest.
Couch Tails finds Raylene masterfully playing two roles in this perfectly set up flick. Bobby Vitale plays a patient lying on the couch telling Dr. Feelright (Raylene) about his increasingly overwhelming sexual fantasies. In one, Raylene takes on two guys at once, one being my new favorite porno guy, Ian Danials. Brilliantly cast as "Gothic Man," Danials looks and fucks like Rowan Atkinson of Mr. Bean fame --adorable and way sexier than tanned jocks any day! Raylene does a pretty fucking good job playing a psychiatrist, even confronting Vitale about the possibility that his fantasies are caused by repressed homosexuality. When he angrily asks "What? You think I'm fucking gay just cuz I like seeing girls getting fucked by other guys? Give me the gay test, I'll do the fucking paperwork!" Raylene slyly gets down on her knees and tells him "It's more of an oral exam." Classic. VHS or CD: These two are equally good.
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In The Look 2000, Hunter plays a "smart and sassy" photographer for Players magazine whose assignment is to go out and photograph the look of the new millennium, or as her sleazy boss says a million times in a row, "We need a new look, we need new blood!" Unfortunately, Hunter's ideas for the newest look are pretty uninspired, so forget any ideas you have of space-age porn outfits, minimal lounges and retrofuture sex. Since when is torn denim in a classic 50s garage a "millennium look"? Boo to that. CD or VHS: Both are pretty forgettable.
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|Producer: AMG
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The best use of porn samples in a hip hop track, easily. Tha boyz and tha lesbianz will both fall in love with Stephanie Swift's voice after about one second of this track, which opens with her asking "You want me to suck on it?" before busting into seriously sex moans and mmhmms that are, for once, believable.
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Charlie spoke to us this morning and unloaded on his ex-wife, calling her a dangerous and evil whore who's putting their sons in danger with her abysmal parenting skills.
Brooke's team is livid, because everyone involved in the custody and guardianship cases are bound by a gag order. NO ONE is supposed to talk about the cases. We're told Brooke's team will ask the judge to sanction Charlie, and that could include sending him to jail for contempt of court.
Our sources say Brooke's team is especially angry because Charlie's diatribe came the very day Brooke was getting the kids for the first overnight visit since she entered rehab.
Her lawyers should be hung.
Regardless of how Charlie behaved, I don't think anyone believes Brooke Meuller is fit to be a mother. Her wanting the boys back smell more like wanting the child support check. Such a sad state of affairs for the kids.
Whatever! She's a meth and crack head and the ONLY reason she wants those kids back is for the child support money that she uses to buy her drugs.
Charlie isn't any better than her, in fact I'd venture to say he was wired during the interview with Mike. Her lawyers are right. With that being said, the children should not be placed in her care.
If she is in rehab how can she get the kids???
Note to Charlie: Gag orders by the court means STFU. Even you. Even if you are right. STFU and handle your personal life with dime of dignity, stop public tantrums, and don't forget to browse your own closet before opening the door to hers!!!
Charlie shouldn't have spoke but it is unbelievable to me that social services would give her another chance. How many chances has she had? No one else (without money) would EVER get as many chances as she has. I would go to court and want her to have drug tests every week at least.
TMZ always cries wolf on celebrities possibly going to jail...there is not a judge in CA that will put him in jail for these comments. He did not reveal any specifics about the case, and her lawyers know that.
So Charlie might go to jail just for telling the truth about Brooke. Not fair. Everybody who reads TMZ knows what a poor mother she is.
How about just ask a judge to do a drug test on Charlie? The testing equipment may explode.
I thought another point to the custody battle was she had to stay drug free??
Who handles something like this by exploding on twitter & then whining all day to TMZ?? My God!! Would any of you people out there do it? Be honest.
Love to see Charlie in Jail LOL
Sounds like shes moving for full custody of the kids again.
She's had more than enough chances to get clean. Take the kids away, for good.


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Smart averaged a team-high 15.4 points, 4.2 assists, and three steals per game last season. But don't overlook Markel Brown (averaged 15.2 points last season) and Mike Cobbins (had a team-high 6.1 rebounds) who return for their senior season. This will be the ultimate test of team that's been together against Kansas' team of talented, assembled players. They won't be nearly as tested as Kansas will be through non-conference play.
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JUCO transfer Kenny Chery will soften the blow of losing Pierre Jackson at point guard. Also, Denver transfer Royce O'Neale (11 points, 5.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists per game last season) was granted a hardship waiver, loading up the backcourt that will contend with OSU for best in the Big 12. However, this team is absolutely stacked up front with Isaiah Austin and Cory Jefferson who stuck around for another season. If the transfers make a huge impact in the backcourt, this team can win the conference.
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It was a night that both teams needed a win for different reasons. The Pacers, trying to hold off quickly closing Charlotte, began just one game ahead of the field for the 8th and final playoff spot. Boston needed help to catch Chicago for home-court advantage throughout the playoffs.
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Predictably enough, the Pacers got off to their typical slow start. With five minutes remaining in the first quarter, Indiana trailed 22-12 due mainly to an inability to control Celtics star Rajon Rondo. Rondo was doing anything and everything he wanted to such a degree that, at the time, it seemed as though Collison would be incapable of redeeming himself for the poor defense he was playing.
With Boston shooting lights out in the opening period, Roy Hibbert kept Indiana within striking distance. Throw in a Price buzzer-beater as the quarter expired and the lead was cut to a manageable six at 33-27.
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Led by Price, Dahntay Jones, and the sharp-shooting Brandon Rush, the second string turned the 6-point deficit to a 5-point surplus in just 5 minutes. The starters capitalized off this energy. By halftime, Indiana had shot 60% and gotten 19 points from Roy Hibbert, who simply out-classed whoever Doc Rivers threw at the big fella (including Nenad Krstic, Big Baby Davis and even Jeff Green). The good guys led by 8.
The third quarter was the opposite story. Teams began trading baskets to start the half, the kind of back-and-forth against a superior team that makes conditioned Pacers fans ask "How long can this last?"
As it turns out, not very long. A 16-6 Boston run put the Celtics up by 2 midway through the period. But the Pacers weathered the storm.
Needing an impetus at the beginning of the final quarter, the Pacers responded to a Boston drought by going on a 7-0 run to grab a 3-point lead. Sloppy play and turnovers (I consider a jump shot by Josh McRoberts to be a turnover and am currently drafting up a proposal to the commissioner on the subject) prohibited the Pacers from stretching that lead any further. (I joke, but despite what the box score may tell you, McRoberts played very well, making several nice passes that led to buckets in the second half.)
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Another big hoop by Hibbert, who had 26 on the night on 12-for-17 shooting, put the Pacers up 8. Whenever Indiana opened the door up for a potential Celtic comeback in the final 4 minutes, Boston was uncharacteristically quick to give the ball back.
On a night when they really needed a win — particularly with the Bobcats winning a thriller over the Bucks — the Pacers got it. With 9 games left and a 1-game cushion for the last playoff spot, nothing else matters.
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- Can we stop calling Pierce, Garnett and Allen The Big Three, please? None of them are currently the best player on their own team, and none of them even had the best career of all players currently on the team.
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I have an LG DLE8377NM dryer. It works great, but for one little problem. We also have a 120 lbs Shepperd - Rottie mix, great dog except for one little problem. He sheds and his fur finds its' way into every nook and cranny. We clean the lint trap after each use, but the clothes still come out with heaps of fur attached. We make sure that no fur is on them before putting them in the dryer. I clean the lint an exhaust vent regularly. So it must be the intake vent. How to access the vent, ie: where is it, is it in the back or front? I read the supplied manual and LG webpage for info. No luck. Any suggestions where to find this information? Thank you
I don't know that it has an actual intake "vent". Any dryer I have had just drew air in from within the unit itself, which is open to room air in many places. My Whirlpool gas dryer is this way as well. The burner unit is in the lower-right area of the enclosure, and pulls room air through it which is then blown by fan into the drum.
I have the same dryer. I just replaced the motor on it. You will too, at some point. The centrifugal switch is prone to failure. Supposedly, the revised motor design (which I installed) remedies the issue.Anyhow, this page shows how to replace the motor as well as the locations of everything. It's for a different model, but everything is similar enough:»forum.appliancepartspros.com/dry···ure.html--So put me on a highway, and show me a sign.And take it to the limit one more time...
Agree with mattmag we have an electric Bosch dryer and before that a Maytag. They both have vents in the back so most of the air was drawn in through there but the cabinet is not sealed so air was drawn in other places./tom
Thank you all. This was quick and very helpful. With the picture blog link from John97, will make cleaning the unit that much easier.
Regardless of the dryer fur intake problem, you didn't include pictures of your pooches