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^THIS is why I stopped keeping Poptarts, Honey & Peanutbutter in my fridge- if it wasn't there, I couldn't binge on it!……. except my parents decided to buy me a container of PB a few months ago, and it's been sitting in my fridge ever since. I opened it a few days ago, since I was so nervous about opening it and eating the entire thing. I've had 3 spoonfuls since! ^_^
And this is why you'll never find unhealthy "snack" foods in my house!
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I used to call them that when I was younger lul.
Sweetapolita is amazing. LOOK AT THIS YOU THINK IT'S ASPARAGUS BUT THEN YOU CUT IT AND IT'S CAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!
I liked it better as asparagus. :3
I am going on a strict vegetarian diet. Fruits, vegetables, and eggs consumed only. Absolutely no other foods allowed. The only seasoning is salt, pepper, and the occasional salad dressing (my little splurge). I can drink tea and water. And this is literally it for the next 30 days.
The goal of this diet change is to help boost my healthy eating and to teach myself self control as well as learn appreciation for food. I want to gradually reintroduce more food options (like bread, non-dairy cheese, sweets, etc) after the 30 days to help myself control my portions and intake. I do not have good self-control when it comes to a lot of kinds of food so this is my way of helping myself out. I want to be able to enjoy various foods instead of crave them like a monster. I want to eat a tiny piece and be satisfied.
This 30 day strict vegetarianism is the start of a healthy lifestyle change. I am VERY excited. If you care to join me go for it! If not, that is all good too. :)
So I discovered that I haven't been doing some of the different exercise machines right. It really has me upset. I feel like I have lost that month of working out because I haven't been doing it right. But I am glad that I learned that now rather than later. Means I can get right back up and hop to it. Slightly discouraging yes, but I will make up for lost time. I am saving up for this stair-stepper machine I saw at the fitness store. It is small and easy to put away, but provides a good work out. Exactly what I need for when I am not going to the gym. Plus it is super cheap because it is on sale. c: Wee.
I also am saving up for a mini fridge and mini food cabinet. I can't handle this anymore. I just do not have strong enough will power yet to be able to go to my boyfriend's parent's kitchen (we live with them) and avoid the unhealthy food. The pantry is jam-packed with exotic desserts and unhealthy foods or foods that try to be healthy but are too high in calorie for me to be able to handle eating (I am working on being able to eat more than 150 calories a meal). The fridge is full of food I can't eat (I am pescatarian and lactose-intolerant) which makes it hard to get enough healthy calories in my system.
I am working on building my metabolism back up (it got destroyed with the disordered eating) and I admit it has been one hell of a trial. My anxiety has been tested and strained and I just can't do this. I need to take control of this situation. I am working on being healthy and I refuse to go back to my old ways. Unhealthy food I consider dirty food because it makes me feel sick and filthy. I ate a bowl of captain crunch cereal this morning and all I want to do is puke. I am not ready to be around unhealthy food yet. I am not stable enough to be around it yet plus I am still just trying to eat a healthy amount of calories. Which in itself has made boosting my metabolism a bitch and a half.
Shopping List:
1. Little blender
2. Mini fridge
3. Mini food cabinet
4. Mini stair stepper machine
5. Dumbbells
6. Food I can actually eat
7. Pedometer
8. Green tea
9. Metabolism supplements
It's not a diet…


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Authorities say a 34-year-old commercial fisherman has died after his clothing got caught in a fishing reel and he was slammed to the ground.
Wildlife officers said Jeremy Myers' uncle found the body Saturday on a boat off Oak Island after he tried to call his nephew's cellphone and didn't get an answer.
Investigators say Myers' body was wrapped in the netting, with his head pinned against the box where fish are stored.
Authorities say an autopsy has been ordered, but they believe the death will be ruled an accident.
Investigators think Myers was on the boat by himself when he was killed.
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There's no professor in the hatch today but there's still magic. The gang talks about Tig ignoring Kyle's greetings which leads to the hosts examining Kyle's face and his large nostrils. Then comedian and friend, Michelle Biloon, comes in and talks about the mysterious world of pregnancy. She discusses her baby and talks about all the trials and surprises involved with carrying another person in your belly including; craving deviled eggs, getting to know your baby, and letting your husband try your breast milk. Then it's time for a tremendous game of "Name That Punky" with special guest, Kyle's mom!
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It's a festive atmosphere in the hatch on today's Professor Blastoff! Aaron apologizes for messing up his own half birthday, Tig considers having a party for her birthday, and they all wonder how Tig would behave at a bachelorette party. Then wunderkind comic/writer/actor and all around superman DC Pierson comes to the show. He talks about the writing process behind his new novel, Crap Kingdom, and also discusses how he gets so much done all the time. Tig talks about her upcoming memoir and they all chat about the ins and outs of writing including; fiction vs. non fiction, writing productively with so many distractions, and picking which parts to share from your own life. Plus some super sweet emails from fans! Enjoy.
The gang talks about how insulting the word "skits" is and then Tig, who's been frugal with the stories lately, let's us in on a big one concerning her and her mammal friend (girlfriend). Then Eric Kane, a Scientist and avid PB listener, calls in and explains viruses and their myriad mysteries. They discuss if viruses can have anything resembling a soul, how closely does human behavior parallel virus behavior, and if their is such a thing as a good news virus. Plus they play a furiously fun game of Name That Punky! This episode will get inside you and leave a signature on your dna!!!
Welcome back to the hatch blastronauts! Kyle tells an odyssean story of trying to get a video game while high and then it's the return of Punky Brewster with a few stirring rounds of "Name That Punky". Then they discuss character with guest Al Madrigal. Al talks about his past career in human resources and how the experience of firing people affected his perception of people and honesty. Character's tough to pin down but they figure it out with probing questions including; how does one define it, what indicators can reveal it, and is it possible to pee on your friend's couch and still retain it? Then notorious good person, Donald Trump, calls in and clarifies what real character is.
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Food Science: What is Self-Rising Flour?
We've been keeping an eye out for good products to recommend for folks wanting to tackle baking this year. The idea of self-rising flour seemed promising at first, but it didn't end up being quite what we thought...
As it turns out, flour being marketed as "self-rising" (or "self-raising," as it is called in the UK) is simply regular flour with baking powder added. The ratio of ingredients is usually about 1 1/2 teaspoons of baking powder per cup of flour. Many brands also add a pinch of salt for each cup of flour.
So the "rise" in this case doesn't actually refer to the traditional rising and proofing of yeast doughs. It refers to the rising that happens in the oven as the baking powder becomes activated by the liquids in the batter and the heat of the oven.
Self-rising flour is sometimes used in recipes for quick breads, biscuits, and other baked goods that use chemical leaveners to rise, but it's best to only use this flour when the recipe specifically calls for it. Otherwise, it's all too easy to throw off the proportion of baking powder and salt in the recipe and end up with an under- or over-leavened baked good with off flavors.
In general, we'd say that it's not worth buying self-rising flour, even if you're completely new to baking and are hoping to buy yourself a bit of insurance. And if you're attempting anything with yeast, definitely stick to the plain old flours. Self-rising flour would really throw off your results!
Related: Weekend Cooking: Bake Bread!
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I hate self-rising cake flour, and in this part of the world, it's the only kind of cake flour I can find!!! (France/Switzerland)
My stash of North American cake flour is gone, I am galloping through my White Lilly (that's a White Lilly label above...) all-purpose which is half-way to cake flour... hope I find some soon (the problem is that people really don't bake much at home)
I have always wondered about self-rising flour, but didn't really know what exactly it was or when to use it! Maybe I'll just steer clear all together--it seems like something that would just sit at the back of the cupboard!
I made a South African milk tart a couple weeks back, that specifically called for self-rising flour. It was my first time ever using it. I'm guessing it's a regional thing? I've only ever encountered self-rising flour as an ingredient in biscuits & not much else.
Remember that you can make self-rising flour by adding about 1 1/2 tsp baking soda to regular flour (all purpose or cake). Add a little salt if the recipe doesn't call for it. Much easier than buying something that will sit around in the back of the cupboard!
nigella lawson's recipes commonly use self rising flour for her baked goods so i always have some stashed in case i get a hankering for one of her delectable cakes!
Indy Jeffrey - For Faith's recipe today you do want to go ahead and use self-rising flour if you have it. That's one of those times where if the recipe calls for it, use it.
If you don't have self-rising flour on hand and don't feel like buying it for one recipe, you can do as RebeccaCT says and add baking soda and a dash of salt to regular flour - though that makes those biscuits a 4-ingredient recipe!
Baking POWDER, people, not soda. Baking soda requires an acid to rise, which would mean the flour would not be self-rising when liquid was added (you would have to add an acidic liquid such as buttermilk or citrus juice). Baking Powder contains cream of tartar (an acid) along with the sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), which then reacts to create gas when combined with a neutral liquid. Remember the old elementary school volcano science fair project.
Self-Rising flour is often used in cornbread and biscuit recipes, and is just a shortcut for for a series of other ingredients as many people have stated.
Beer Bread, which was mentioned here recently, http://www.thekitchn.com/thekitchn/holidays-christmas/last-minute-gift-idea-beer-bread-mix-ungift-guide-2008-072215, becomes a four ingredient quickbread with self rising flour: http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/recipes/recipe/0,1977,FOOD_9936_15495,00.html.
This was a very misleading story. Self-rising flour is blended specifically for quick breads. That is the point so being disappointed that it's not for yeast breads is ridiculous. It's great for pancakes, muffins, biscuits and very convenient to have around.


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- Worldwide Diner Mar 26, 2014 07:17 AM
Chinese-American (speaks Mandarin) will be traveling to HK for the first time in October (now living around Washington DC). I'll arrive early on a Sunday morning and departing the following Friday, so 5 nights in HK. I'm interested in tour sites as well as dining - will eat anything at any price. I'm traveling with a couple of American friends that are adventurous eaters, and there will be lots of drinking (we's celebrating our 45th year on earth).
First, we've decided to stay at two different hotels over the 5 nights to facilitate sight seeing and dining. I'm thinking 2 nights in Tsim Sha Tsui and 3 nights on the HK island, or should I reverse that and do 3 nights in Tsim Sha Tsui and 2 nights on HK island? And what part of the island should we stay at? Central or Wan Chai/Cuaseway Bay? Ease of transportation and availability of night life (food and drink) is of utmost concern.
And can someone give us an overview of what to eat? Obviously dim sum, high end Cantonese, seafood on Causeway Bay, and what else? Peking duck sounds good and so does xiao lon bao. Let's put it this way, DC's Chinese is merely serviceable so we'll eat any sort of Chinese and outstanding restaurants that aren't Chinese (if truly noteworthy). Please also suggest restaurants.
Will we miss anything (dim sum wise) if we don't do it on weekends? What about street food? What time is best to visit and which street food area?
A quick search turned up these recent and helpful threads:
The Chairman:
KK's Recent Trip Report:
Charles Yu's BBQ Roast Meats Update:
Ninth Trip, Need Something Special:
Feedback on trip itineraries:
Old School Cantonese:
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Also: see The American Restaurant in Wanchai:
Let me ask some specific questions. Should we reserve one dinner on Victoria Peak, if so where? Same for Typhoon Shelter? Any other scenic/unique dining experiences?
Is Bo Innovation a must try? What about Lung Keen Heen? There are 3 of us, and we like to try lots of food so we like tasting menus for high end dining. What other high end Cantonese restaurant has tasting menu, especially 10+ courses?
Are the best dim sums at Tim Ho Wan and Ming Court (in terms of both quality and variety), are they as good on weekday as weekends?
Best Shanghainese restaurant with tasting menu?
I've read through most of the recent HK threads and they're helpful but don't directly address my questions.
re: Worldwide Diner
You might be making more work for yourself by switching hotels. Getting around is easier than you might expect; taxis are plentiful and the MTR -- actually all public transportation -- works very well. There really are nothing like Bo Innovation or Lung Keen Heen in the U.S. Ye Shanghai is easy to find and reliable. As for dim sum "finds", be sure that the dim sum is actually from the restaurant's own kitchen. We've heard that a lot of HKG dim sum come from central kitchens and are trucked all over.
re: Worldwide Diner
As eluded to by BoneAppetite, there is nothing like Bo Innovation or LKH in the States. However, 'nothing like it' does not necessarily mean great chow!!
IMO, Bo Innovation is 'different' but there can also be a lot of hits and misses with ingredients and components clashing rather than jiving! Especially when pertains to some of the molecular stuff!
LKH offer spectacular service by Chinese Restaurant standard. Dim Sum are a stand out with eye appealing presentation. Definitely their forte. However, dinner is over-rated and over-priced IMO. For Cantonese dinner, there are many offering same caliber if not better food! Fook Lam Moon is such example.
High end restaurants usually have their own 'Dim Sum chefs'!
re: Charles Yu
We agree that LKH is more enjoyable during the day. And we agree "great chow" isn't always the object when it comes to learning about something unfamiliar. And if Worldwide Diner is curious about U.S. menu sports bar executed in HKG, there's Dan Ryan's that performs better than more than a lot of Statesiders of that ilk.
re: Charles Yu
I concur with Charles on LKH, and would throw in Yan Toh Heen into the dim sum mix. It impressed even more than LKH and Ming Court
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YTH was Lai Ching Heen when LKH's Chef Chan headed the kitchen there.
re: Worldwide Diner
I would give eating on the peak a miss (and only head up there is the sky is really clear). We are pretty short of scenic experiences here, in fact until recently outdoor dining was rare (apart from the street). I have not been to Typhoon shelter but the crab restaurants with that name are actually in Causeway Bay.
Do try a variety of dim sum, from the luxuries treats in the big hotel Michelin starred room, through the great mid market, to the cheap Tim Ho Wan (its good but its fame is the price/quality ratio not absolute quality). All are as good weekends as much as mid-week, although some mid-week may limit the menus. I haven't seen dim sum transported from central kitchens and most places I try have their own style so I am not certain places really do that. Even the chains like Crystal Jade and the small mom&pop places have chefs prepping dumplings.
Degustation/tasting menus for Chinese food is pretty rare, The Chairman is a good option. Many places do banquets but for three people that may be tricky and so you won't get a spread of dishes.
I also think the two hotel strategy is a bit crazy, get one near the MTR and you can get across the harbour easily (getting taxis to cross the harbour is more tricky so look for the designated taxi ranks". Hot spots for nightlife are really LKF/Wyndham Street/Soho/Sheung Wan in Central, Star/Ship streets in Admiralty for good food (with Wanchai for really late nights and dubious bars and clubs) and TST (which is more local).
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I'm arriving on Sunday and departing on Fri. So I only have one weekend dim sum - which should it be? This should be the place with the best weekend dim sum.
I know that tasting menus for Chinese food is rare but I thought the local CH could help. Does the Chairman have tasting menu? I grew up in Taiwan and loved eating banquets but you need a table of 8 to 10 people.
I think we want to stay in TST for a couple of nights to hit the night markets and get the view of HK, and then stay in Central for other nights. The problem is I have no idea how easy it is to use the MTR. Fodor's makes it sound like the stations are mazes and we would likely be too lazy/drunk to deal with it.
re: Worldwide Diner
You are clearly not reading the links. Sockster's report on the Chairman is for a party of two. Sockster personally arranged his meal there via email. You can do the same. Transportation in Hongkong is the most easily accessible in the world.
re: scoopG
This is like pulling teeth and then getting spanked. I'm sorry that I bothered to pose my questions here.
re: Worldwide Diner
MTR is easy to use. and if its late night and you are too drunk, just hail a cab. they are everywhere.
I echo the others' comments that its not necessary to switch. you probably need a half day to pack up and get settled into the new hotel, but the time saving is not significant when you consider how easy it is to get around in HK.
re: ckshen
What does to take so long to switch hotels? It takes only a few minutes to check out and checking, no?
re: Worldwide Diner
Depends on check out and check in times and how much you pack and un-pack. If you can't check in until 12:00 noon or 15:00 (common in some Asian hotels) and need to check out at 11:00 or 12:00.
Then it is a hassle and probably isn't worth it for the 20 mins you save on the journey time between central and TST/Kowloon.
re: Worldwide Diner
WD - Hongkong is very compact and easy to get around (via MTR, taxi, mini-bus, Star Ferry and walking). As has been mentioned, there is no need to switch hotels - it is not getting you any advantage really. You are wasting a half day that you could be touring/eating/shopping. Think of it this way: would you do the same if you were staying in NYC or D.C?
re: scoopG
If I was between Manhattan and Brooklyn, then possibly. When i lived in NYC, the rule was not to subway after 11. I hear what everyone is saying, it's just that I think staying in Kowloon and Central are both worth experiencing. If I switch hotels, it would be to check out, store luggage, come back later, pick up, go to new hotel. It shouldn't take more than an hour.
re: Worldwide Diner
Just stay in one hotel - travelling from Tsimshatsui to Central by MTR is like, if you are a Washingtonian, going from Foggy Bottom to Metro Centre.
re: Worldwide Diner
Weird comment from Fodors on MTR. It's simple and easy, especially if you get an Octopus card which is pre-paid card for The Airport Express, MTR, Buses, Ferries, and lots of shops including Starbucks, 7-Eleven etc. pick one up at the airport train ticket counter when you arrive. The other good thing is google maps includes the numbers for each exit so when you look up a location for a restaurant you can see the closeset exit is B1 so just follow the signs from the platform to B1.
Given the markets on the Kowloon side are only a few stops from Admiralty and Central MTR stops changing hotels really doesn't make that much sense. Note: I hesitate to recommend the markets as they are not that good.
Yes the chairman has a tasting menu, they also serve half portions of some dishes to allow you to try more. I tend to mainly do banquets (work) so don't know which others will do tasting menus - I think very few (and fewer do them well).
What time do you arrive Sunday? Assume in time for lunch - then book (early) one of the top hotel dim sums - refined and very good. During the week just try the more regular options like Fu Sing Shark Fin, Lei Gardens etc (sensible to book) at the mid level or Tim Ho Wan (no booking) at the cheaper end - there are so many choices and the favourites change its difficult to give a definitive list. I also like Wang Fu Beijing dumpling for a cheap lunch - their daily specials are good.
Allow me to offer more of a tourist's take on Hong Kong. As others have said the 2 hotel strategy really isn't necessary. I like to stay on the HK side and if you stay in Central you are near the Airport Express station and the drinking streets of Soho/ LKF, etc. You also have the Star ferry terminal, the tram and the Metro close by or just walk. Getting around is so easy and fun in Hong Kong.
Unfortunately, I don't think I have ever seen a clear day in Hong Kong so just go up the Peak, it's still fun but I wouldn't bother eating.
I would also recommend the public bus to Stanley.
We had a lot of fun at the Temple Street night market eating seafood and drinking beer on a hot night. Maybe the regulars here could recommend other street food possibilities?
What about a ferry trip to one of the islands for fresh seafood? Can someone make a recommendation for a balance between ease of navigation for a tourist and good food?
re: crawfish
Yes, definitely recs to Temple Street night market. And I plan on going to Lantau to see that big Buddha, so any recs on where to eat on Lantau? The dining focus of this trip is to eat dim sum, fabulous seafood - Shanghai and Cantonese, and great Chinese restaurants with tasting menus.
re: Worldwide Diner
For the quality and preparation, I found Lantau's seafood restaurants a bit pricey when compare to others.
If you like the 'Fishing Village' outing experience couple with good seafood, I would head to Lamma and try out Rainbow. You will enjoy the ferry ride, the hike and the food.
re: crawfish
Well we have really nice clear blue skies this week so the peak would be good.....the haze dies lift. The #6 bus is the best one to Stanly for the views, however there is nothing food wise to recommend over there.
Lamma Island for seafood is OK - but I am not a great fan of Rainbow - and I think a lot of the island seafood places are no better (and more expensive) than the ones in town. Sai Kung is the best area but is a bus and MTR journey lots of choice and variety.
Do some research on visiting Tai O fishing village. Samantha Brown's Travel channel show featured that episode once and it is only a fraction of what she showed. Plan on 1/2 to 3/4 day trip for this, and is worth it. Budget time to take the MTR westward to Tung Chung, then take #11 bus to Tai O fishing village (45 min ride with a several stops and scenic route), or spend about HK$200 on a cab ride one way that will shave about 15 mins off. Lots of street food type snacks, and you can visit (and purchase) from old shops that make dried shrimp paste, shrimp block, and eat at small restaurants that use those ingredients in their cooking (very rustic, yet one of a kind type experience you will not find anywhere else). It's a snapshot of Hong Kong stuck in time.
The typhoon shelter crab restaurants are mostly on Jaffe Road, which is in Wanchai, but within walking distance to borderline of Causeway Bay. Any one of them should be good (at least unique to the point where it will be an enjoyment for anyone visiting from out of town). But if you want the most authentic typhoon shelter crab prep, that would be Hing Kee in Tsim Sa Tsui on Nathan Road, where they are the only game in town to prep it with fermented black beans, and chili oil (unlike the other versions that are plastered with layered of fried garlic chips). Don't miss the roast duck ho fun, where the broth is made with conpoy and roasted dried flatfish (and they cut the ho fun noodles 5 mm wide for a better experience).
Consider experiencing blue collar side of Hong Kong by eating at the dai pai dongs along Stanley Street in Central (al fresco, tasty stir fry accentuated with an ice cold brew). There are other dai pai dongs around town but Central is much easier to navigate. Sing Kee and ones around that area are solid choices.
Definitely fit in one meal to eat a place that specializes in bamboo pole kneaded egg noodles (for wonton noodles, shui gow noodles, or brisket noodles, or sweet and spicy sauce stir fried pork strip noodles, pork knuckle brothless noodles etc). There are lots of differing opinions on favorites, but each restaurant approaches the bowls, noodles, condiments differently, some are better than others in some areas.
The Chairman is a great starter restaurant for experiencing high end Cantonese dining, yet doesn't have that overrated Michelin star feeling that they are overcompensating just because they are using the best of all ingredients. In fact the cooking is simple yet the result is complex. Since your visit is in October, you can make a reservation via email upwards of 2 months in advance, then figure out the dishes. Feel free to try the other high end places as recommended, so to expand your perspective. Personally I never felt the need to want to try Tim Ho Wan, Lung King Heen.
I don't know how good the Temple Street Night Market eateries are....but many local foodies do not like and do not understand the line at Four Seasons claypot rice (lots of Japanese and Chinese tourists) and prefer to go elsewhere.
If you want easy and accessible fresh seafood without trekking so far to out of the way locations like Sai Kung, Lei Yu Moon, Lau Fau Shan, I recommend Star Seafood (a chain but insanely high quality)....I went to the Yau Ma Tei location just a few blocks from the Temple (at Temple Street). You can't miss the ground floor....ridiculous amounts of imported sealife in super large tanks that are crystal clear. Like maybe 30 Alaskan King Crabs (each pre-weighed with prices), giant fish that could feed 10 to 20 people, stingray, humongous geoducks, Pacific lobsters, abalone, and random sealife from SE Asia, South China Seas, off the coast of Saba (Malaysia area) and more. Plus that branch of Star Seafood offers roasties (including roast goose) which you can pair up with a banquet style meal, or just order a la carte. Bring some Chardonnay, drink some Pu Er tea and it is a fantastic luxury in itself. Oh yeah their yum cha/dim sum ain't bad either if you set the right expectations.
Here's a preliminary list.
Peking Duck - Spring Deer, TST (opens at noon)
Dim Sum- Tim Ho Wan - Sham Sui Po, Kowloon
Cantonese - Tim's Kitchen,TST
Shanghai - Ye Shanghai, TST
Stinky tofu - Delicious Food, Nullah Road, Prince Edwards
Cantonese tasting menu - Chairman, Central
Lung King Heen, Central
Dim Sum - Luk Yu Tea House, Central
Yung Kee, also does roast goose, Central
Tim Lung Heen, Central
Seafood - Tung Po, North Point, above wet market, known for razor clam, squid ink pasta, mantis shrimp
Shun Kee, Causeway Bay - dining on ship
Wonton noodle - Mak An Lee, Wing Kut, Central
Victoria Peak - Pearl on the Peak, lunch possibly
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Tim Lung Heen isn't in central its in the Ritz Carlton on top of the ICC in Kowloon.
I really don't enjoy the food at Luk Yu but its historic so good for a visit.
Tim Ho Wan has four branches now so more options (also now in Singapore with four branches), not certain if the quality changes between branches.
The original Tim's Kitchen is in Central, the one in Kowloon is in the Elements shopping centre so less atmospheric.
Eating on the Peak isn't something many locals do, I can't comment on Pearl as I have not been. The restaurant group that owns it isn't bad but its more cafe food. If you have alternatives suggest you reconsider. Note on the peak: go up by cable car but catch one of the green roofed mini-buses back - the trip down the hill can be wonderfully terrifying.
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Nice list!
Noticed you manage to dig up the Stinky Tofu joint at Prince Edward! Bravo!
Why Yung Kee? If the only thing you are interested in is the Roasted Goose, I would walk one block down to Yat Lok on Stanley Street. Better and cheaper.
As eluded to by PhilD. Luk Yu's food can be so-so unless you order the 'iconicand nostalgic' Cantonese dishes. And, if you know someone in management, the food can be spectacular. ( see my review )
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I guess Yung Kee is more famous than good? I think we're going for goose and dim sum. There's going to be a lot of waste on this trip as we'll want to taste lots of things.
We'll probably skip Luk Yu.
Thinking about just staying in Central, at Ovolo 2? Trying to find a place close to the MTR station without dropping $500 a night.


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Many fantasy football experts feared a significant drop-off in production for slot wide receiver Wes Welker in 2013, as he went from catching 100+ balls on a yearly basis with the New England Patriots, and entered the unknown with the Denver Broncos. Naturally, Welker was playing with a new quarterback, in a new system, and with much better surrounding talent (at wide receiver, at least).
Suddenly Welker wasn't the guy that made his offense go, and wasn't projected to catch anywhere near 100 receptions. Instead, he was projected to haul in somewhere between 70-80 balls, as he fended off new teammates, Demaryius Thomas and Eric Decker. Little did fantasy owners know, but raw tight end Julius Thomas would quickly be given a large role in Denver's passing attack, as well.
However, instead of hurting Welker, the emergence of Thomas actually helped him from day one, as he made quite the debut with nine catches and two touchdowns in his first game as a Bronco in week one.
He didn't stop there, as he caught at least five balls in six of his next seven games, and failed to score a touchdown as a member of the Broncos for the first time in week seven. Through the first six games, Welker was a major piece of Denver's offense, hauling in 37 catches and eight receiving touchdowns.
Just like that, Welker was on pace for 98 receptions in his new town, as well as a ridiculous 21+ receiving touchdowns. Of course things tapered off a bit, as Welker finished with just two touchdown catches in his final 10 games and ended the year with 10 receiving touchdowns and 778 receiving yards off of 73 catches.
While the second half of Welker's season was less than desirable, it's absolutely worth noting the Welker's 10 touchdowns was more than any amount he had ever scored with New England. It's also worth noting that the eight touchdowns he scored in the first six games had been topped or tied in New England just twice.
In Denver, Welker was utilized more in the red-zone on short passes than he ever had been with the Patriots, yet he was still used in the slot about as much as he ever had been. In fact, it's entirely possible that Welker could have picked up the pace down the stretch in 2013, had it not been for concussion issues and the Broncos playing it safe.
Welker ended up sitting out the season's final three games and still had a very solid season, overall. So, what can we expect in 2014?
The departure of Eric Decker certainly opens the door for Welker to hit last year's numbers, but with Decker's 87 catches from 2013 gone, there will be more targets to go around. Decker's production in the red-zone (11 touchdowns), could also open the door to more red-zone work for Welker.
Naturally, Decker being gone won't only affect the soon to be 33-year old Welker, as tight end Julius Thomas and Demaryius Thomas should both build on their already 10+ touchdown seasons of a year ago. Of course, there is also the freshly added Emmanuel Sanders, who was brought in to replace Decker. Sanders is much more explosive than Decker, but has never been a proven red-zone producer and also has an injury history.
The rushing attack could also factor in to a certain degree, as with one less red-zone factor, the Broncos could look to run the ball even more inside the 10. There is also the idea of the Broncos incorporating their running backs more in the passing game. Knowshon Moreno may not be with the team anymore, but he was a major factor in the passing game, as he hauled in 60 receptions for over 500 receiving yards last year.
Montee Ball isn't nearly the receiver Moreno is, but he'll be taking over Moreno's old role and should be in line for half of Moreno's receptions, if not just as many. Backup running back Ronnie Hillman is the more versatile and explosive threat, however, so it's worth wondering if Denver will try to get him more involved. If so, Hillman could help open up the passing attack, as well as the running game.
With all that said, the arrow is still pointing out for Welker. Any way you shake it, the guy was still a huge part of Denver's offense in his first season with the team and now a big weapon that stole targets away from him is gone. Simple logic suggests a guy who has scored 10 touchdowns just once in his entire career (last year, in fact) might not do so again. But speculating that Welker will drop in receptions and yardage would be foolish. With Decker gone, Welker will still operate out of the slot, but will undoubtedly be the team's number two option in the passing game.
Naturally, despite all of the upside to do with Welker, there is some clear downside, as well. Welker could easily start to show a sharp decline now that he's going to be 33 years old, while he will also naturally become more vulnerable to injury. Even if he keeps his knees and feet healthy (which isn't always easy for a receiver working the middle of the field to do), he's at least more susceptible to head injuries. The fact that Welker had concussion issues last year and sparked some retirement talk could be a tad worrisome.
However, because of his role and ability out of the slot, Welker will be a legit threat for 90+ receptions and 1,000+ yards in 2014. While unlikely based on his skill-set and history, he should also be a serious threat for back to back 10+ touchdown seasons. Needless to say, Welker will be a borderline WR1 in standard fantasy football leagues, while he should remain a rock solid WR1 and likely a top-10 option in PPR (points per reception) formats. While there are questions to consider surrounding Welker, it's entirely possible that he'll be even better in his second season with the Broncos.


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Fully inclusive, high quality small group guided walking holidays in Italy.
Location: Tuscany, Cinque Terre, Piedmont, Emilia Romagna, Italian Alps, Slovenia and Friuli, Abruzzo, The Italian Lakes
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Specialists in small group guided gourmet walking holidays in Italy, Hedonistic Hiking is owner-operated and provides exceptional personal service from start to finish. Meticulously researched itineraries taking you off the beaten track with enjoyably challenging guided hikes. Two guides on all tours, with a support vehicle to allow you to walk as much or as little as you desire. Boutique accommodation, outstanding food and fine wines matched to every meal. Eco-certified company with a strong commitment to sustainability meaning that your holiday directly contributes to the local economy and supports small businesses.
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The Italian Lakes - Lakes, Gardens and Majestic Mountains - NEW TOUR FOR 2014
11-18 June 2014 - Fully booked
3 - 10 Sept 2014 - Fully booked
2 - 9 Sept 2015
This brand new tour for 2014 explores three of the lakes of northern Italy: Lake Como, Lake Maggiore and the lesser-known Lake Orta. All three lakes have a magnificent backdrop of the snow-capped peaks of the Italian Alps. We stay in three hotels, two of which have are located right on the lake and have their own private jetty. The tour passes through Switzerland and we visit, and hike near, the Swiss city of Locarno on the north western shore of Lake Maggiore. In addition to our vehicles we use boats, cable cars and funiculars to transport us to different areas for walking.
The tour starts in Milan city centre – with a guided visit to Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting of the Last Supper - and finishes at Milan Malpensa airport.
Cost: €2695 (fully-inclusive) Single supplement €275
The Wilds of Abruzzo - Stunning Peaks and Silent Valleys
21-29 May 2014 - Fully booked
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27 June - 5 July 2015
22 - 30 Sept 2015
Abruzzo is the only region in Italy which can boast three National Parks and our brand new tour for 2013 explores all three. Lying to the east of Rome, Abruzzo is a remote and unspoilt region. Beautiful villages perch on the hilltops and are surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Apennine mountains. The parks abound with wild flowers and are home to chamois, deer, wolves and the Marsican bear. The local people are justly proud of this magnificent region and offer a warm welcome to all who visit.
Cost: €2595 (fully-inclusive) Single supplement €180
Slovenia and Friuli - Lakes and Mountains, Waterfalls and Wine
1-9 June 2014 - Fully booked
19-27 Oct 2014
6 - 14 June 2015
11 - 19 October 2015
This is a 9 day hiking holiday in Slovenia, often referred to as "The Sunny Side of the Alps", and north east Italy. Stay beside beautiful Lake Bohinj and hike in the Julian Alps. Visit Kobarid on the pretty Soca river, which was a town of great importance in World War 1 and immortalised by Ernest Hemingway in his novel "A Farewell to Arms". Today Kobarid is regarded as the culinary capital of Slovenia and boasts many fine restaurants. Cross the mountains into Italy on foot to explore Friuli and walk in the vineyards of Collio. Visit the Unesco World Heritage sites of Cividale and Aquileia.
Cost: €2675 (fully-inclusive) Single supplement €180
The Jewels of Piedmont - A Celebration of Slow Food
10-17 Oct 2014 - Fully booked
17 - 24 June 2015
21 - 28 October 2015
Explore the land of Slow Food and experience a lesser-known region of Italy. A slower-paced holiday with time to savour the outstanding gastronomic delights of the area - Barolo and Barbaresco wines, the White truffle of Alba, porcini mushrooms, artisan cheeses and much more. The October departure includes a guided truffle hunt with a local trifolao and his faithful dog. Stunning walks: carpets of Alpine flowers in June when we hike high in the mountains past pristine lakes, other trails take us through vineyards, medieval villages, visiting abbeys and castles to learn of the region's heritage. Beautiful accommodation in two family run hotels.
Cost: €2525 (fully-inclusive) Single supplement €195
The Best of the Italian Alps - Hiking in the Shadow of Europe's Highest Mountains
1-9 July 2014 - Fully booked
8 - 16 July 2015
Experience the Italian Alps in their very best season. As the snow melts stunning flower-filled alpine meadows emerge. Enjoy fabulous hiking surrounded by spectacular views of the Gran Paradiso, Monte Rosa and Mont Blanc mountain ranges. New for 2014: Stay three nights in exquisite Courmayeur and take a cable car to the "rooftop of Europe" at 3335 m for unbeatable views of Mont Blanc PLUS hike a section of the Tour of Mont Blanc. Visit ancient castles and follow the routes of the Roman armies, medieval pilgrims and Napoleon Bonaparte. See alpine fauna in their natural habitat and enjoy the fabulous hospitality and delicious cuisine of the smallest region of Italy.
Cost: €2725 (fully-inclusive) Single supplement €275
The Palio of Siena - Italy's Greatest Spectacle
12 -18 August 2014 - Fully booked
12 - 18 August 2015
The Palio horse race in Siena is one of the most spectacular festivals in Italy. It takes place twice a year, on 2nd July and 16th August. It is, however, much more than one race on the one day. It is the apex of months of preparation and the Palio itself is a four day event. To watch it on TV, or read about it in the paper, or even to stand in the square and witness the race itself, is only scratching the surface of a fabulous tradition. This exclusive tour brings you the "Quattro giorni del Palio" and immerses you in the rituals and fokelore of the festival.
Cost: €2595 (fully-inclusive) Single supplement €240
Parma, Tuscany and the Cinque Terre - Prosciutto and Parmesan, Pilgrims and Poets
12-19 September 2014 - Fully booked
11 - 18 September 2015
Visit Parma – an architectural and culinary jewel in the gastronomic heartland of Emilia Romagna. Step back in time hiking ancient routes of the medieval pilgrims and travellers in the fascinating Lunigiana region in northern Tuscany. Explore the historic Via Francigena trail along ancient pilgrim paths. Visit a parmesan cheese producer for a private tour and tasting. Discover remote castles hidden in the Tuscan hills. End your trip at a luxury hotel on the coast and visit the stunning villages of the Cinque Terre by boat. Opportunity to extend in the Cinque Terre for a few days of relaxation or self-guided walking.
Cost: €2445 (fully-inclusive) Single supplement €175
A Tuscan Harvest - Chianti, Castles and Tuscan Cooking
21-28 September 2014 - Fully booked
1 - 8 October 2015
A relaxed hiking holiday staying in two luxurious hotels, the first converted from a medieval hamlet, the second a former palace in the centre of a Tuscan village. Guided hikes take you off the beaten track to discover Tuscan gardens, castles and wine estates. We open the door to the heart and soul of our home region. Meet local wine makers, farmers and chefs. Visit the World Heritage city of Siena and enjoy a private guided tour. Have fun making fresh pasta with a celebrated local chef in the sixteenth century kitchen of a private country villa.
Cost: €2795 (fully-inclusive) Single supplement €295
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The Houston Rockets look to snap their skid over the Sacramento Kings as they come to Toyota Center Wednesday night. Here are the keys to a win:
Terrence Jones Injury Status
Jones is officially listed as a game-time decision. The 2nd-year forward practiced Tuesday, but didn't take part in contact drills.
"I feel OK," Jones said. "I am going to keep getting treatment all day and tomorrow and hopefully will be able to play again as soon as I can."
Meanwhile, Francisco Garcia, Greg Smith, and Omer Asik will all be out.
Individual Defense
When asked why the Rockets have struggled so much against the Kings, who's won the first two meetings this season, Dwight Howard simply said:
"They play a lot of one-on-one. We have to be able to defend our guys."
Patrick Beverley's return may have an impact, as it was clear on Monday night when he returned to the lineup that his defensive intensity became contagious for the rest of the team.
Dwight Must Hold His On
It's odd to say that a player with such as caliber like Dwight Howard must match up to his opponent's level. Well, that's the case with DeMarcus Cousins, who has went off in the first two meetings. Cousins put up 21 points and 10 rebounds in the first meeting, and 17 points and 16 rebounds in the second. Howard is coming off of a 24 point, 12 rebound performance, and must continue to establish himself on the low post for the Rockets to come out with a win.
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If on this Monday morning you are feeling particularly uninspired and listless, I can help! Namely, I can help you slip directly into a full-fledged coma. (If "fledge" a word? "Hey! I found my lost fledge!" "I don't want to go out today; I'm feeling all fledgy." "I fledge alliegence to the flag ...." So clearly it's not a word. Good to know.)
But wouldn't a coma right about now be nice? No more straining not to kill your co-workers. No more wondering what evil genius fixed all the clocks in your office so their second hands move but their minute hands don't. No more pretending your boss is capable of having any idea at all, much less a good one.
Wanna escape it all? Then read on!
Yesterday my wife and I spent the day on the patio of our townhouse, potting plants. Isn't that great?
Here's one view of the fruits of our labors:
Aren't the plants pretty? See how some of them are
cactuses cacties cactii desertish? And aren't the pots they're in pretty? Some of them are quite colorful.
Here's another view of our patio:
Isn't that nice? See how some of the plants are on stands? That makes them taller. And see the air conditioning unit behind the plants? It's a pretty color, too. That's nice.
Here is another view of our patio:
The plant closest to you is a coffee plant. It doesn't grow coffee beans, though. I guess it's a ... decaf coffee plant.
That plant will not help you wake up.
And now neither will anything else. Maybe ever.
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Album Rating: 4.5yup it was natural it wouldn't keep the new album sheen forever though
some of the songs I listened to less like Someone Anyone still sound really fresh though
Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffFresh till death baby
listening new surrender again and oh man the nostalgia
so was this actually good or ????
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffYes. The production is shitty, I think, but still a great record overall.
Album Rating: 4.5yea listen to this
it's pretty great, probably a 4 if you 4ed NS.
it's more like NTFP than NS though
Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffYou guys aren't stressing how vital this is.
Album Rating: 4.5we left that pun just for you ;)
Album Rating: 4.0Whenever I have listened to an album enough and have made up my mind on what I think of it, I tend to not really change it (at least not very much) unless it has been a long time since I have listened to said album and my tastes have changed during that time.
Maybe I am just the weird guy, eh?
"You guys aren't stressing how vital this is."
Sounds like a Davey Boy joke, lol.
Album Rating: 4.5I don't think it's weird at all
it's more of when newness wears off, does the album offer enough to maintain its ranking
imo this does even though it dropped off a little
Album Rating: 3.0about that album cover...
wtf is it?
Album Rating: 4.5no fucking clue
Album Rating: 4.0Thanks for the support toxin.
Album cover is definitely on the weird side.
Album Rating: 2.5yeah is is bestiality with a dolphin or something
Digging: Jacaszek - Treny
Album Rating: 4.0I just see a dude, wave, and a rock.
Album Rating: 4.5damn this fell to 3.9?
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Anberlin could change the world. 5/5 guys
Album Rating: 4.5lol
if Anberlin had their way, there would be no more fighting in Arab Spring : (
Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffWhirled piece!
Album Rating: 4.0A whirled piece is the best kind of world peace.
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