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The Men and The Min, Round 2.
Before we get to the heavy and thoughtful analysis, let's sling a little mud, whaddaya say?
I'm well versed in both cities, having lived Here since '88 and having visited There since well before that. My creds are well established. Both of my parents grew up There, at least partly, mom in a hamlet called Burgettstown, dad for a brief time in Mt. Lebanon, a nice, close-in 'burb not unlike Mariemont.
My wife's from Aliquippa. Went to Hopewell High with Tony DOR-sett, before he became Tony Dor-SETT.
Freud would call it Steeler Envy, this animus we/you have for the Team Up North And East. Not sure why, beyond the football glory, that we so covet Pittsburgh. Everything else There is subpar, compared with Here. For example:
Mt. Washington There is a heap compared to Mt. Adams Here. They have a million-dollar view of the city and about three decent bars with a view. Their Beer (Iron City Light, nice liquid oxymoron there) is something we'd use to clean sinks.
Their Myron Cope, RIP,was a little squeaker compared with Our D. Lapham, who Played The Game.
Their sloppy sandwiches for obesity-seeking bohunks is dog food compared to the elegant mess of Our chili.
Their version of the English language requires translating. "Crick" means "creek" boys and girls!
Yunz, yinz, some damned thing meaning "you people."
Dahntahn, ahtside, Troy PAWL-uh-MAWL-oo.
The "Paarts" used to play at Forbes Filled.
That portion of your dress shirt, up around your neck? Why, that's a caw-ler.
Another day, another daw-ler.
Oh, rilly?
Nawt, gawt, hawt, spawt. Translation: Not, got, hot, spot.
Whut the heck's goon on dahn dere?
They even call their own city Picksburgh. Rhymes with Hicksburg.
They need books to explain the way they talk. Picksburghese. There's a website, presumably to teach their infants to speak local while jamming their infant pieholes with pierogies so they can all waddle around dahtahn like little earthbound Goodyear blimps.
You think the winter stinks here? We're Cancun compared to Picksburgh. It used to be, the belch from the still mills kept their sky perpetually gray, and forced everyone who lived within 50 miles to clean their windows of soot several times an afternoon. Now, it's just the climate. It's as if the Big Weatherman in the Sky simply decided to keep the place in character once the mills shut dahn.
They have potholes in Picksburgh suitable for a family of four.
Deer run rampant in the semi-rural areas. If you havent had your rusting Ford wrecked by a buck, you're not rilly from Picksburgh.
It snows in Awk-tober. A lawt.
Next time you come across Picksburgh-er waving his terrible tahl, get very smug and wish him gawdspeed. Then tell him it's better here.
However. . .
You might dislike the arrogance of Stillers fans, but deep down you yearn to have a team worthy of the same arrogance. The only difference between Here We Go and Who Dey is, um, six rings.
You want what they have.
They have a mom and pop organization, too. Only their mom and pop have a personnel department with smart people running it. It's why they're good all the time, and The Men are good when the schedule favors them and everything goes right. Ma and Pa Rooney are seen as a civic treasure. They are perceived as upstanding members of the local community, Give-Backers who understand that their engagement runs deeper than taking your money and showing up on Sundays.
In its annual Who Makes What issue, Forbes mag said the Stillers made a $28 million profit in 2010. The Bengals profited, um, ah, well, $45 million. (The Ravens, who have the best team in the division, came in at a mere $25 million.)
Mainly, they have Ben.
Red isn't Ben, at least not yet.
I wanted very much to pick the Bengals this week. They're on the cusp, their best players have lots of viable time ahead of them. Conversely, the Steelers are a downbound train. Their best guys are aging and prone to wearing down. Their O-line is barely functional. Their running game is below average. But they have Ben.
Roethlisberger doesnt get the pub of an Aaron Rodgers, who throws passes you could hang on a wall. He doesnt get the attention of Drew Brees, or even a Tim Tebow. If Tebow ever learns to play QB the NFL way, he might approach Ben.
It's the feet. Ben is Fred Astaire. We've known this for years, only now, many years into it, it's more apparent than ever. Pittsburgh wins with a left tackle it cut (Max Starks) because Ben is the best, ever, at creating that extra half-second of time and space in the pocket. The TD throw we've been talking about all week — vs. KC last Sunday night — was so vintage Ben, a video clip of it should play behind the bust he'll get someday, in Canton.
Can the Bengals contain Ben?
N. Clements came up lame in prax Thursday. That leaves them with A. Jones and K. Jennings starting, possibly. Ben missed three deep balls in the first meeting, one especially egregious, in the 4th quarter, down the middle to Mike Wallace. That won't happen again.
The only clear edge Pittsburgh has is Ben. That's a huge edge. M. Zimmer might be a genius, but if his guys can't handle Ben, Pittsburgh will handle Cincinnati.
The Bengals can try to run, but Benson has never been much against the Steelers: Seven games, 94 carries, 315 yds, 3.35 avg. They can keep Red clean by throwing quickly, but they did that the first time. They can avoid turnovers, but if they get behind again, Red's gonna be throwing into trouble. They have Green, a huge plus. They don't Hall, probably Dunlap and possibly Clements, a huge minus.
The Steelers have L. Woodley this time. He embarrassed A. Smith last year.
I still believe The Men and The Min are ships passing in the night, and that next year, things will be different.
That's next year.
The Men are goon dahn. Let's make it 26-17.
Nowwwww, then. . .
* GOOD GUY FOR $12 MILLION, ALEX. J. Fay posed the question, paraphrasing, "How much should it mean in contract talks that Brandon Phillips is a good guy?" We addressed this here a few weeks ago. According to a couple agents I spoke to: Zip.
If any club would pay a guy a little more because of his fan-friendliness, it'd be the Reds. But still, they probably won't. If you want fans to show up, win. Handing BP the keys to the jewelry case won't work, if it means less to spend elsewhere.
* FIE ON BJ DANIELS! Man, I had my SPF 1 million already stashed in the carry-on. Fort Lauderdale on New Year's Day! The girls on the beach/are all within reach! Then Daniels fumbles as the Bulls are driving for what almost certainly would have been a gamewinning score. Naturally, WVU wins on a FG on the last play. I feel like Punxsutawney Phil.
* SPEAKING OF LYLE. Too many people are telling me of B. Jones' eagerness to abandon Clifton for there to be nothing to it. If I'm CBJ, I'm thinking, "My league is in limbo, my budget lacks, my all-league QB is a senior, fans remain on the fence. I need to see some greener grass."
Which is understandable. What I don't get, again, is the ease with which coaches can ask for loyalty and patience, then so quickly head for the exit when the opportunity arises. Last year, Jones couldnt stress enough that he was "building something" the inference being, I need lots of time, please allow me that. Not only was that a subtle shot at his predecessor, it came off as self serving. And now, if he leaves?
* REALLY TRYING to hang with American Horror Story on FX. But it has become so over-the-top weird and borderline offensive, it's almost impossible.
So, there's that.
* WHY DOES IT SEEM the Bengals always play in Pittsburgh in December, when the threat of death snow is omnipresent? Nothing sucks worse than hopping into the vee-hickle at 7 Sunday night, snow swirling, knowing I have 5 hours of drive time ahead of me. Last year was frightening. And you thought this was a glamorous job.
* THE MORNING MAN BATTLES HIS SAD by trying to come up with reasons to like winter. One occurred yesterday: Nine holes at The Weeds, not another idiot dedicated golfer in sight. Always said November was great golf time around here. Playing on Dec. 1 makes me feel like I'm getting away with something.
Enough? Yeah. I'm goon dahntahn to run dahn Mike Zimmer, and get me some defensive gospel.
Three things this week. 1) Try a Fireside Chat by 21st Amendment brewery if you like heavily spiced winter ales— it's one of my favs so far this season and it comes in a cool can 2) I like the can-do attitude of the craft brewers in Cincy. Last week it was Blank Slate Brewery, this week Double Barrel brewery announced plans to opening in early 2012. 3) I was ecstatic to learn that Mt Carmel is stepping outside of their comfort zone a bit by rolling out an Imperial Brown Ale, which will be unveiled tonight at The Comet.
Have a good weekend.
Don't break anything.
Since The Men are at something of a crossroads. Man, this sounds like the South, doesnt it? Love it.
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This 'Irregular Bomb' sofa (2009), part of a collection entitled 'Tephra Formations' by Paris-based designer Robert Stadler was honored with the Liliane Bettencourt award 'Pour Intelligence de la main". The collection is based on volcanic formations. The name 'Tephra' is derived from the Greek for 'ash', while 'bomb' is the term used for volcanic eruptions that emerge in a partially melted state. Edited by Carpenters Workshop Gallery, its monolithic form is entirely covered in studded leather which references the classic Chesterfield form and is the result of close collaboration between designer and artisan. The development of the ergonomic form combined with the exploration of production techniques is exciting and innovative and I love the way the form flows and melts while maintaining its solid volume. There is a lyrical element which draws me in.
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Morning, fellow Gooners.
Happy St Totteringham day to you all.
Let's be honest, we beat an average side who are in poor form last night, and while we looked pretty decent doing so, it was hardly a big test. Still, we did the job, and that is always a positive, meaning top 4 should be an absolute given now.
All we need to do is match Everton's result this weekend and we finish 4th which is not exactly the "trophy" we wanted, but still much better than some of the alternatives, though not as good as some.
It seemed to me that we played a similar game to our performances early in the season as the pattern back then, which was successful, was to be patient early on and pounce once opportunities presented themselves.
Koscielny broke the deadlock from a set piece of all things. Pure tenacity from our CB made all the difference and a slight touch past Krul had us one up. Kozzer makes a habit of scoring goals late in the season, and always under similar circumstances. What a player he is and Barca can get stuffed if they think they can have him!!
Our second was a scrappy affair, and ended with Ozil scoring from an offside position, though I won't hold that against him. :)
Giroud made a run which split the defence wide open and had he remembered what his right foot was for, he would surely have scored, but instead tried with his left, hitting it straight to Krul. The rebound offered up a second chance, again taken with the left, which was also ineffective but luckily Ozil was on the spot to clean up, putting us 2-0 up at half time and in cruise mode.
We came out looking very very good after the break and credit to our boys for that, but again, Newcastle's 11 made it quite easy for us…..they are looking for their season to end no doubt and it showed.
Our 3rd goal was clearly the pick, and displayed all that is great about Arsenal.
Ramsey found the ball wide on the left and after a few quick moves had cut back inside. This created space out wide for Ozil who had overlapped and Ramsey found him with a pass that was as brilliant as it was simple. Ozil's cross was absolutely pinpoint, finding the head of Giroud whose finish showed what he is capable of….it was a fantastic goal all round, and one to be savoured.
It also showed exactly why I am of the opinion that Ozil, amongst others, is a much better play with Ramsey on the pitch.
From there, we dominated and simply played out the 90 minutes, finishing a comfortable 3 goal winner.
Of our players, Ozil was sensational.
The guy is pure class, and fed beautifully off Ramsey's donkeywork, which allowed Mesut to do his own thing, but probably more importantly, Ramsey always provides his team mates with options.
These two are forging a formidable partnership, and long may it continue, as Ozil will simply get better and better for us, and the club will be all the better for it.
Ramsey was his normal self…..nothing more to add on him.
Giroud worked hard, and his goal was just reward, imo.
To be fair, I cannot find fault with any player as they were all effective and it really was a clinical performance but no more than that, so no point giving a player by player rating.
I guess most players and clubs are looking towards the last game, some with nervous excitement, others with a sense of resignation. We are somewhere in the middle as top 4 now seems safe. But we do have a certain date in mid May that we should all be damn excited about, as it WILL end our trophy drought meaning the media and "pundits" will need to find a fresh reason to criticise us.
Hopefully it remind Arsene Wenger what it feels like to win silverware again, giving him the little push needed to ensure it is a more common occurrence in the future.
Forever in our shadow, and so they bloody should be.
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Also there is a reason to kept HAVE_PLUGINS ? (There is some people build wireshark without plugins ?)
Wireshark is built without plugin support if either
1) GLib doesn't provide dynamic-loading support on the platform for which you're building
2) somebody doing a build from source explicitly specified --without-plugins.
I don't think the former will be the case on any major platforms, unless you're building for a really old OS (which
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I don't know whether anybody would specify --without-plugins these days. (I guess *if* Apple were to allow iOS App
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I don't foresee apple allowing App Store programs to capture traffic, and doubt a non-capturing version of Wireshark
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So perhaps we can get rid of HAVE_PLUGINS, have the configure script fail if g_module_supported() returns "no, modules
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Looking like a Sith lord, Kanye West spent some quality 1-on-1 time with his baby's mama's mama Kris Jenner in Los Angeles today ... and shocker, he wasn't in a very friendly mood!
Kanye made it clear he didn't wanna talk right from the start ... and Kris, obviously aware of Kanye's explosive temper, playfully (or nervously) signaled to the photog to back off before K blew his top.
Thankfully, the photog took Kris' warning ... and no one was hurt in the making of this clip.
It's the first time we've seen Kanye out in public since the birth of his daughter North.
As we previously reported, Kim is in hiding with the child at a secret location so they can bond without the cameras around.
There are rumors that Kim will debut the kid on Kris' new talk show.
Smile Kanye ... it's gonna be ok, man.
Kanye is a douche. For once I feel sorry for the kardashian's. can't make money outta him
TMZ papz why none of you guys tackle that ******* right over there. Tackle his stinky mouth.
Watch out for the sign!
He is one loose cannon.. One day he is gonna go off and murder someone because of he is bi-polar and do ego-tistical to get it treated.
Looks like he's dissing him Momma Kris. Hmmm.....his days are numbered.
Note to Mr Kim.......that was the Kardashian plan. Hope you have good lawyers!
maybe he got kicked out of the house like Bruce...he always looks angry. Kris has him down with those hand movements she is making. He should be on top of the world just having a baby. What is wrong with him!!!
I think he just realized his life is over...
what is his problem??? I feel sorry for the kid now
TMZ do you realize the chaos that you and other blogs are creating when you are allowing racists (white and black) to build couragevthrough a key pad. People please investigate TMZ's employee's lives and post information with pics on youtube. Remember according to TMZ anything goes
Since when do they listen when someone tells them to back off? Kris J got tmz by the balllllls!
****ye was the nig Paula was talking about. Back in the day, she owned him. He used to shine her shoes and pick cotton for her.
Anytime kanye is ever on tmz tv you should just roll the new clip of him then follow that with him walking into the sign. He will get even more enraged lmao
If I was Kris I would get Kim and her baby as far away from him as fast as possible. As nasty as he is when out in public, he can only be worse at home.
What an idiot . I hate WEST
If that punk spoke or step to me at any point I would drop his sorry ass. He is nothing but a little punk.


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I was addressing Kickstarter reward envelopes at Amherst Coffee this afternoon. When I came out to ride home, some sweet soul had put these flowers on the Vespa. They are now in a vase next to me as I write this.
It has been a hectic few weeks and I haven't posted much. I'll try to get something up in the next day or two.
In the late afternoon of 28 October, 2011 I picked up Peter at Union and he and I were heading home for the weekend. Cristine was working in the Middle East, and the weather forecast was calling for a major storm. I was partway through the first suitcases Kickstarter campaign, and feeling unsure as to how it would all work out. We stopped at the first rest area on the MASS PIKE to get gas (and I think a packet of Hostess Cup Cakes). I looked at my phone and something like 80 emails that had just come in. I really thought there was a problem with my account and that the server was just resending old mail that I had already viewed. When I looked closely I realized that all the email had come from Kickstarter. They had just featured me as a "project we love", and I immediately met my goal. That early winter storm rolled in big time and we were without electricity for the next 2 days. Wild./ Yesterday, I was shooting the suitcases in Rotterdam and was aware that the current Kickstarter appeal was ending in the evening. As I was driving east on the pike towards home, I stopped for gas at that same rest area, looked at my phone and saw this ($20,879 pledged with 341 backers, funding successful). It seemed just right that I discovered that both projects had gone over the top at the same location.
This is one of yesterday's cases. It belonged to Joseph K.
Thank you all for your support and interest in the project. And a huge thanks to the folks at Kickstarter for running a great organization, and providing a venue that enables independent projects like this one to be successful.
Willard Cemetery / Thanks
Last February, Craig Williams and I were at Willard shooting the attic where the suitcases were "rediscovered. (Here's a link to an earlier post) There aren't many of these upright metal markers left.
After we were done, we walked across the road to the cemetery. It is always very moving to see the field where many of the Willard patients are buried in numbered graves. And interesting to note that starting in the late 1930s, and ending just before he died 1968, a patient named Lawrence M was the primary gravedigger. Amazing.
I have posted before about the cemetery and the people who are working diligently to honor the dead by attaching names to the numbers. Click here and here to read those previous posts.
Thanks for all the tremendous response to my "appeal" post the other night. We are at $14,000 on the Kickstarter appeal, and I am feeling very positive.
The Kickstarter campaign ends next Wednesday. I want to thank all of you who have supported the project so far.
It is now time for me to put out a direct appeal to those of you who have thought about backing the project but have been waiting to decide if it was something you would care to do. I could really use your help.
The way Kickstarter works is that I set a goal, and if that goal is not reached, none of the funds will come through. I felt strongly that I did not want to undervalue the project, and that if I achieved my goal, I would be able to finish shooting all the cases. The money raised helps me cover my costs of travel, pays me for my time, and enables me to pay Peggy Ross for her invaluable help. The funds also allow me to make and distribute prints to show to potential venues for exhibits, and begin to reach out to organizations that might want me to talk about the suitcases to a wider audience. I can't begin to tell you how weird it feels to me to directly ask for financial support, but I am convinced that this is the most important project I have worked on in my life as a photographer, and I think Kickstarter is a great venue for people to become involved in the creation of something so compelling. So, here's the link. And thanks so much.
William H was admitted to Willard on 28 June, 1926.
Willard Suitcases Kickstarter II is Launched
I have just launched the second Kickstarter appeal to fund my work on the suitcases and I am very excited. Thanks to everyone who helped me put this together, and to all of you who are such strong supporters. Here is the link. Cheers, Jon
Willard Suitcases / November update
It has been quite a while since I have posted a suitcases update. There is a lot going on, and I finally have a bit of a breather. I have been shooting at least one day a week in Rotterdam, and some weeks I have managed two full days.
On Tuesday, Peter Carroll came out from Ithaca and we shot video for the upcoming Kickstarter 2 appeal. It will be several weeks before it is even close to be up and running (pending Kickstarter approval), but I have been thinking a great deal about how to go about the whole thing.
I have a natural aversion to asking for financial support for my independent projects, and it is a bit of a struggle for me to think about how to begin this process all over again. After the shoot, I was talking to my son Peter, and he had some great words of encouragement, especially the idea that I would never be asking for a second round of support if the first one wasn't so successful in getting folks interested in the suitcases.
And what really keeps me going is that in doing this work, I have helped to create and incredible community of people who are invested in the completion of the project.
Peg Ross and I have been so productive in the last two months. We have a system set up that allows us to be super efficient. In one two day period alone we managed to shoot almost 30 cases. Most of these were partially to completely empty, but I have come to feel that it is just as important to document these suitcase as the ones that are full.
These license plates are a good example. Along with the paper tag, these were the only objects in Robert Y's case. Amazing.
Stuert B's case was filled with these bathroom products. This is the second container of Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder we have come across.
I love the Mennen logo on the top of the talcum container. Beautiful.
I have also been able to upload a few more suitcases to "The Cases" section of willardsuitcases.com. Check it out if you get the chance and please stay in touch. It means so much to me to get feedback.
On Monday I shot the last of the Willard suitcases for a while. I hope to use the rest of this month to begin editing the images for the Exploratorium exhibit, and knowing how my brain works I knew I couldn't attempt to edit while I was still shooting. I was surprisingly emotional about the whole thing; an important part of the project ended and I am not sure when it might resume. It is also significant to me that it marks the end of the Kickstarter phase of this work. So some thank you's are in order. I could NEVER have gotten this far without Kickstarter and the incredible support of the almost 700 people who backed me. Thanks to Alex Ross for the long term "loan" of his lights and soft boxes. He is a true friend. Craig Williams and the New York State Museum gave me access to the cases and Craig's support was instrumental in keeping it all moving along. And Peggy Ross kept me organized. Without her help in unwrapping, setting up the shots, helping me see things I would have missed, and putting the objects back where they belong I would never have made it through as many of the cases as I did.
I will work on a post later today showing the last case in the queue, as it were. It was a great one to end on.
I am pretty close to mailing the first of the Kickstarter rewards. So for those of you who backed the project at the $10.00 level, watch your mailbox. These are the first prints I have made of this work, and I am thrilled to finally see them on paper. Each print is signed and so the process is a bit slow; tonight I will start addressing the envelopes. You might notice the beautiful Yard-O-Led pencil in the bottom of the photo. It was a gift from my great friend John Wilson and it is the perfect writing instrument for signing the prints. It makes me so happy to be using it.
Cushing Center
The suitcases project has opened a lot of doors for me. Jessica Helfand teaches a freshman seminar at Yale called "Studies in Visual Biography". She is interested in (among other things) how ephemeral objects can tell a lot about the individual who owned them. Very early on she noticed my Kickstarter page and invited me to come down to New Haven to talk to the class. I went today and it was a blast. Afterwards Jessica took me to the Cushing Center at the Yale School of Medicine where neurologist Dr Harvey Cushing's collection of brains resides. There is an amazing story about how the center came about, and the representation of his work and life are housed in a beautifully designed space. It is all very scientific, and not at all macabre. Well worth a visit.
Willard Suitcase #7
Not all of the suitcases have much in them. Craig suggested that I make selections from the master list, but somehow I like the surprise of not knowing what they contain. I did make some suggestions this time, but was still surprised by what I found.
I am still drawn to the archival paper and string that is used to preserve the cases. There is something so beautiful about how the bows are tied.
This case belonged to Raymond H. You can see the bird droppings from when it was stored in the attic before they were saved by the museum.
I don't always find items that tell much of a story, but something about this one caught my fancy.
It took me a few minutes to figure out what these papers were.
Rolling papers! I hadn't noticed the orange wrapper when I took them out of the envelope.
May 4, 1923, such a long time ago. / Many thanks to Peggy Ross who helped me rewrap the cases and pointed out a few things that I had missed. And as usual to Craig for all his help.


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Farm-to-School funding availableThe Associated Press | October 21,2013BRATTLEBORO The Vermont Agency of Agriculture says $75,000 is available for Vermont schools interested in applying for funds for Farm-to-School programming to serve fresh and nutritious foods.
The state has appropriated nearly $700,000 over the past six years to support the grant program, which has awarded 62 schools throughout the state with funds to support the integration of local foods in school cafeterias, classrooms and communities.
Farm-to-School programs throughout our state are teaching our students to eat healthy and make connections with their local farmers, while also opening new markets for Vermont farmers, said Vermont Secretary of Agriculture Chuck Ross. This is a great opportunity to try out a new marketing effort, build or pilot new relationships, and teach kids about Vermont agriculture.
This grant program is made possible by a collaboration between the Vermont agencies of agriculture and education and the Department of Health, VT FEED (Food Education Every Day) and the Vermont Farm to School Network.
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This is one of those oldies I noticed. In the early days, katie used to have to slap the hands of certain members for their cutting comments (wait, I think I got sent to TIME OUT once or maybe twice) to other members.
Harsh thing were sometimes said and feelings were hurt.
It appears the passage of time has created a kinder environment (maybe it was helped along by changing the name from VIP Community to Lounge).
I hold no malice toward any members these days.
I just want to travel in the lap of luxury at down and dirty discounted prices!
M...you are too funny.. Plus-looks like you have some time on your hands going through the old posts! I think you need a vacation! PS-where to next for you?
Always good to know the rules ;-)
I thoroughly enjoy the community and reading all the posts and I think we are a pretty happy bunch of traveling folks
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I'm think some place in South America might be next. I had fun in Peru and wouldn't mind returning and doing additional explorations.
Right now, I have a lots of my fishing buddies banging on me to spend more time in Key Largo and take them out for some big ones. The weather has been good and no storms kicking up. Guess I better fish and share stories at Happy Hour as long as the weather holds.
Maybe I'll find some other old topics and wonder where old community members faded to.
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ok i havnt gone yet, but im gonna go ahead and say 5 mutha fuckin stars anyways. my problem is, i just got to japan and have no clue where this show is or where i need to go to getg tickets. someone please help. ive been everywhere they havnt been in the last 6 years or so traveling. this is finally my chance and i will cry like a little baby if i dont have my way, SOMEONE please help! - rock on
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Creperies in Quebec City?
- hippotatomus Apr 22, 2008 10:55 AM
I have 3 on my list but I only have time to have lunch at one of them on my short trip..
If you've been to any, what are your thoughts and recommendations??
1. Le Billig
2. Au Petit Coin Breton
3. Le Casse-Crepe Breton
Or are they all mediocre? I thought crepes might be slightly better in Quebec city... but if they're better in Montreal I'm open to suggestions there as well!
Being from Toronto my standard for a good crepe is from Richtree (formerly known as Marche)
Also, I'm more interested in Dessert crepes..
and!!! IF POSSIBLE...is there a pannekoeken place in QC or MTL? For Dutch pancakes? OMG. they're wonderful..
Thanks :)
I've never been to Le Billing, so can't comment on it.
Between the Petit coin breton and the Casse-crêpe, I prefer the latter. Petit coin is a chain and I've mostly been underwhelmed.
Casse-crêpe is a very small restaurant in a highly touristic area, so either go during the week or outside of mealtimes, otherwise you'll have to wait for a very long time.
If you go to Casse-crêpe, may I recommend the chestnut-ice cream crêpe? It's great - but filling - so have a smallish savoury crêpe :)
I haven't been to any of the three you list, but if your standard for a good crepe is Richtree, I'm guessing none of these will disappoint. I would recommend Juliette et Chocolat in Montreal. And if you're in Toronto, you really should try Cafe Crepe (246 Queen St. W.), which is much better, IMHO, than Richtree.
Le Billig is the most authentic of the three. Outside of the Old Town and more frequented by students than locals, their savory crepe is the most authentic "Breton Style." They use two types of batter for the sweet and savory crepes. (#1 in my opinion)
Le Casse-Crepe Breton is the most popular of the three. Run by a group of young college coeds, their crepes are good and cooked in front on 4 griddles. You can sit at the small bar and watch your food being cooked. They use only one batter for both sweet and savory crepes. This place gets busy.
Au Petit Coin Breton is the most touristy of the three in that all of the waitresses dress in traditional Breton garb. I've heard their crepes are good, but have yet to try them. I expect they are also the more expensive of the three creperies.
The crepes I've most enjoyed in Montreal are those served at the stall in the Jean-Talon Market. If you like the crepes at Marché you will probably like these.
We used to have a Marché here, in place ville marie, and they used to have a 2 for 1 special on crepes and waffles after 10 p.m. Those were the days!
The Billig is the only authentic Breton creperie out of all three. They use buckwheat batter for the savory crepes and sweet batter for the sweet crepes. They also make imaginative use of local ingredients. The Savoyarde (potato, migneron cheese, and lardoons) is outstanding. Service is a bit slow, but it's worth it.
The Petit Coin Breton, Casse-Crepe Breton, and Petit Chateau are old city tourist traps serving crepes that appeal to Anglo-North-Americans who've never had the real thing. They can both pull off a dessert crepe, but steer clear of the savory crepes (cooked with the same sweet batter). Casse-Crepe is cheaper, but you get what you pay for--small crepes and the batter isn't as crispy as a real Breton crepe.
I would suggest getting out of the old city tourist ghetto and checking out Le Billig for authentic crepes in an authentic neighbourhood.
re: vacherouge
Le Billig is by far the best (this from friends in Québec who go there quite often; I have been, but only twice). And it is only a very short walk out of the old-city tourist ghetto, just out the city gate and a short way along the same main street. Not even down the hill.
re: vacherouge
"The Petit Coin Breton, Casse-Crepe Breton, and Petit Chateau are old city tourist traps serving crepes that appeal to Anglo-North-Americans who've never had the real thing."
Vacherouge, I wish you had said . . who've never had "Breton style crepes" as it wouldn't have made you sound so elitist. The three eateries you note are indeed "Parisian style" in that they use only one batter and not buckwheat for savory, but not many people have ever even been to Brittany, but many have been to Paris and this style is what they're used to.
re: muskokafoodie
No pannekoeken places as far as I know here in Montréal and certainly none in Québec City. I'd also like to know if there are any in Toronto or thereabouts. There are a fair number of Dutch farmers in the Niagara region. You might also want to check out Dutch cultural and community associations.
Definitely Le Billig - it is still on rue St-Jean, just outside of the walled Old Town, in an adjacent historic neighbourhood, St-Jean Baptiste.
About five years ago when last in QC, I tried both la Crêperie de Sophie, 48 rue Saint-Paul, Vieux Port de Québec, G1K 3V7 418-694-9595 and au Petit Coin Breton. I believe the Sophie is still in business. I wish that Au Petit Breton were no longer around.
I don't know the other two on the original list, but if they are anything like au PC Breton they are not worth considering. Sophie is the best I have tried.
re: VivreManger
The single star is simply because serving food in a restaurant is such hard work. My husband and I went to Au Petit Coin Breton because we'd been craving crêpes, and the restaurant was directly across the street from where we were staying. Plus it was raining, so we had only to dash across the street.
We went in, and the staff looked ready to go home. (It was 7:30) It took awhile to get the menus with all the strange crêpe concoctions. I ordered the cheese crêpes; my husband chicken and mushroom. We ordered the house wine A) because we were tired and B) because we foolishly thought that house wine, since someone in the "house" picked it out, might be drinkable. It wasn't. Thank goodness it was noticeably watered down, which lessened its peculiar odor.
The crêpes were beyond dreadful. As stated upthread, they use the same sweet batter for savory crêpes as for dessert crêpes. I don't know what style they are. I've had real Breton and French crêpes. These weren't even close to either style. Besides being sweet instead of savory, they were so dry, pieces flaked off. There was very little cheese in my cheese crêpe, and it was rubbery--a total, cold, flaky mess. My husband's was gluey, and we couldn't drink the undrinkable wine. It was the worse kind of tourist trap, and they should just give it up.
I'm surprised, with other decent restaurants in Quebec City, that some enterprising real crêpemakers don't set up street stands like those in France and rake it in. Domage.
Au Petit Coin Breton
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re: scribos
Street stands are not allowed in Quebec province... not sure why, but I think it's for "hygiene" reasons that are enthusiastically supported by the restaurant lobby.
re: TheSnowpea
Ah, that explains why the streets are so clean. Quebec City, at least in the Old Town, is cleaner than most other cities with a lot of tourists. We just love it except for the aforementioned crêpes.


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Rockland — The atmosphere in Rockland's downtown was transformed Saturday and Sunday, July 12 and 13, as the 21st annual North Atlantic Blues Festival spilled its music and thousands of fans out of Harbor Park and down Main Street.
Performers from around the nation and the world took the stage before a massive crowd gathered in the waterfront park. Many of the fans danced to the blues sounds while others enjoyed the festival from the comfort of their chairs. The weather was warm and sunny.
The Saturday night club crawl saw thousands of people fill the city's Main Street and local clubs. Benjamin announced Sunday morning there were no arrests, not even the "couple of locals" who usually get in trouble.
Sunday, July 13, began just as sunny, a tad more humid but with a good sea breeze to compensate. Highlights included the annual Raising the Blues' Raising Aspirations award presentation, given this year to Zeke Bryant, who gets a guitar, amp and music lessons. The non-profit charitable organization is dedicated upbringing music to children undergo in medical treatment or recovery; and children with physical, emotional or educational challenges.
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There were no arrests Saturday night but the scanner sure was buzzing. I bet the police officers got a run for their money. Most of these festival goers mind their manners but the usual locals that mess with private property were out in full force. One down and two to go.
As a long-time festival goer I hate to say this but the sound was awful; bass drone and fuzzy from where I was sitting near stage. I left during Chenier, where it was the worst. I hope today will be better. Oh, if you sign up to win a 500.- giftcertificate to Lowes, expect to receive many phonecalls about some dream-vacation you won....great, all I need is more promos over the phone. When I told the rude lady about it she basically blamed me for accepting the call. Peace
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Elsewhere in a science-y place filled with science-y things, Lauren is doing science-y stuff. Stuff like looking through a microscope and watching enzymes repair toxins. You know the science-y stuff is really serious because she takes off her safety glasses. And then it's geek joy all around as she celebrates being one step closer to curing heart disease.
She gives Dr. Taft a hug and talks about feeling useful for the first time in a long time. He busts out the bubbly, which totally non-suspiciously he had chilled and on hand immediately. Drink up, everyone – science is awesome. Lauren of course wants to text Bo about her triumph, but – oh right, you left your damn phone at home. Hey, have you noticed how Taft's first name is Isaac? Another famous Isaac once said: What goes up must come down. So after the up time celebration comes the down time realization that someone has stolen two vials of Lauren's research serum. Hope you enjoy that apple hitting your head soon, honey.
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