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The best thing you've never had?
- alliegator May 6, 2014 04:34 PM
Is there a food you've dreamed of in a far off place that you've never tried but know it will be delicious? Or how about a certain ingredient that you just can't seem to put your hands on?
Please share the best food you've never had!
Horse. I have just returned from a trip from Europe, and decided to not try it due to two young children who were horrified. LOL. I am sure I would like it, but have conscience problems and friends who would kill me!
re: grieftrip
Think of a tough piece of 'round' steak. No fat. Little flavour.
Needs a long low and slow braise with lots of herbs etc to give it some flavour.
That's pretty much what horse is like.
There are the prime cuts. I've never tried them.
re: grieftrip
Foie gras. Truffles. Roasted capybara. Spit-roasted lamb or kid. Squab (though those are available here frozen). Sturgeon.
re: Will Owen
I'm with Will. Foie gras, truffles, beluga caviar, Kobe beef, bouillabaisse.
re: Steve
The omelet was on top of or beside the sandwich?
Andrea Nguyen, Vietnamese cookbook author, has a new book coming out this summer, The Banh Mi Handbook. I have all her other books and have pre-ordered this from Amazon:
re: c oliver
Looked like it was the last thing put into the sandwich.
re: Steve
My local Banh Mi place makes it like that, and now I won't eat it any other way! Worth searching it out!
re: grieftrip
What/where is your local place? I want you to name names!
And do you have an extra room to sublet?
re: mtlcowgirl
It is also worth it!
Not really that much labor, just a lot of time. I think I posted the recipe for one I did, and the first step (cooking the beans and meat, lamb neck in this case) was in a 250º oven overnight. The only work, really, was separating meat from bones and making layers, and browning sausages.
I will admit that if you follow Paula Wolfert's hyper-authentic recipe you're in for some exercise, but we don't live in SW France, do we?
re: foodieX2
Next year we're going for a month to Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam. SO excited thinking about the food, esp. the food I've probably not even heard of :)
Nesselrode Pie
Princess Cake- I haven't had a chance to try it yet, but hope to try Gayle's version next time I find myself near Santa Cruz.
Peach Melba http://www.pbs.org/food/the-history-k...
Tacos al Pastor off a vertical spit, with the pineapple and pork stacked together
Babette's Feast (here's a simplified recipe for the quail course
http://www.nytimes.com/recipes/5670/b... )
re: Chefpaulo
I just wish there were a CD of outtakes from the food-prep part of that movie!
re: prima
Prima, don't you live or otherwise spend much of your time in Manhattan? There's a great spot in El Barrio called Taco Mix that does al pastor off the spit. They do just enough pineapple that it's slightly sweet, but not cloying. A couple miles down in Yorkville, you can make a pitstop at Schaller & Weber for your maultaschen.
re: JungMann
Thanks, JungMann! While I post fairly often on the NYC threads, I usually only visit NYC around once a year. I hope to check out Taco Mix and Schaller & Weber next time I visit. Haven't been up to El Barrio since the 90s, and the only meal I've had in Yorkville was at the Heidelberg, over 10 years ago!
re: cookie monster
I made this timpano recipe once, when I was just beginning to cook a little more frequently. One of the most labour-intensive recipes I've ever made. http://www.canadianliving.com/food/ti...
re: cookie monster
I wasn't that impressed. It looked better than it tasted. I'm pretty sure I used bottled tomato sauce, and it would've been better with better with a good from-scratch sauce.
re: kagemusha49
Don't make it. Come to Rio with us and we'll go on our first Saturday there.
re: c oliver
That sounds very very tempting - muito obrigado.
re: kagemusha49
Nada :) Actually I don't know anyone who actually makes it in Brazil. It seems to be a go-out-to-Saturday-lunch thing. With multiple caipirinhas!
re: c oliver
So here's my sort of random feijoada anecdote.
My first host family had feijoada for lunch most Sundays. My host mother made it, and perhaps I should have taken some wisdom from the fact that it was literally the only thing she ever cooked (Sunday was the actual cook's day off) but I hated it. I filled up on coracao de galinha (my host father would BBQ these by thee pool before lunch) and smuggled pao de queijo from breakfast up to my room to have something to snack on later, and choked down as little as I could without being impolite.
And since going to feijoada at other people's houses was a sort of social ritual, I ducked a *lot* of invitations whilst simultaneously trying to have reasons why I definitely needed to not be home on Sunday afternoons.
Then a few months and a couple of host families later, I was visiting another exchange student in another town and I couldn't duck their feijoada because I was staying in their house.
It was delicious! Rich and hearty and nicely spiced without swimming in grease and I loved it.
So then I spent what little time I had left in-country getting myself invited to every feijoada I could manage to make up for lost time.
As it turns out, feijoada is fine. My first host mother was just a bad cook.
re: Jacquilynne
Fun story. A surgeon friend from Sao Paulo has a cook from Brazil, and a delicious feijoada is a Sunday staple, preceded and followed by caipirinhas.
re: Jacquilynne
So people DO cook it at home?!?!? Seems like an incredible amount of work. Here's a favorite pic of mine. At the top is a dollop of bobo de camarao and to the right of it is qiabo/okra. Otherwise the rest is feijoada. Mmm. Coincidentally I'm right now in the process of looking for flights to Rio in the fall :)
re: c oliver
I think I only ever had it at people's houses in Brazil. I never helped make it, but I don't think it's necessarily hugely complicated -- it's basically beans with a lot of kinds of meat stewed together.
I have been wanting to do a Tapas crawl in Spain. Maybe Andalucía, Barcelona, or Madrid. Never had but I know it will be delicious.
re: emglow101
Barcelona IS, in EVERY way, amazing! We had tapas and cava at least once a day.
re: c oliver
I think you nailed it. Barcelona. On the coast of Spain. And I love seafood.
re: emglow101
and Gaudi!!!
re: c oliver
Absolutely. Love to see that church.
re: emglow101
There are other things of his also but Sagrada Familia is awesome...and I loathe that word usually.
re: RelishPDX
Make sure the Quanjude Road Peking Duck Restaurant is on your itinerary. It is the largest duck restaurant in Asia (where Kissinger dined with Mao before Nixon's visit) and can seat 2,500 at a time on five floors. Be prepared for some major variations from the American interpretation (like steamed duck feet with 5-spice dipping salt for an amuse bouche, and steamed buns with soy paste rather than pancakes and plum sauce) but watching the master cut the duck table side into exactly 102 pieces was almost worth the price of the dinner. In terms of a duck dining experience, nothing I've found before or since can compare.
re: Chefpaulo
«watching the master cut the duck table side into exactly 102 pieces was almost worth the price of the dinner»
Oooh, now that's what I'm talking about. Thanks for the tip! I may make it there yet. :)
re: RelishPDX
Avoid the crowds, just go around the corner to Sky Fortune
I suppose if you have never had it, you don't know for certain how good it is. I have only had Caspian Sea Beluga caviar once, at the 21 Club when my college girlfriend turned 21. (Her daddy paid). She later gave me a small jar of it, but I never got around to eating it, 40 years later.
re: Bkeats
The jarred stuff is pasteurized and isn't very good. Not comparable to the fresh you had back then. But for you it's a great memory in a jar.
I'm allergic to nuts, including almonds. I've always wanted to try macarons. They're so pretty!
I never will though. :(
I am planning an absolute foodie trip to tuscany this year and plan to partake of all the lovely things I have been wishing for! It is like Christmas!
Beef, truffles, pasta, wine..... Yes.
re: sedimental
I hope you have a great trip. Don't know your budget level, but for your planning, let me say that several visits to Italy have convinced me that there is a lot of rather crappy food in areas where tourists figure heavily in the traffic.
The best food I've had in Italy has generally been when I've been with locals who know where to go. It is also possible, but challenging, to research places by internet reviews.
The best places tend to be a bit off the most obvious, beaten track.
re: Bada Bing
the food in most run of the mill places in Italy is incredible - pizza at the bus station would be an artisanal "find" here - pastries and sandwiches in your average coffee shops are fresh and delicious, the bar Italians set for their food is very high - but there is also a lot of horrible tourist trap food to be avoided - especially in central Florence UGH, and Venice BLEH you need to get off track for sure.
re: JTPhilly
I've never driven Italy. Have heard great things about those roadside places.
It is a country (and Venice esp. as a city; ate there for a week last June) where you need to learn how to "read" a place to tell whether it's worthy or just some place that has so many tourists that it needn't rely on loyal customers.
p.s.: edit. It occurs to me to add that places like train station food shops and roadside stops are exactly the sorts of places that depend on a loyal clientele (their commuter base).
re: Bada Bing
"you need to learn how to "read" a place to tell whether it's worthy"
exactly - growing up in NY it was pretty much the same
for Italy if its on the main piazza and has a menu in German and English keep walking until you find the secret alley with a few tables and some big wooden door
I will give credit to Siena where I had the fortune to spend a week last summer - while we mostly ate at home visiting family who were living there absolutely everything I ate out was excellent and every restaurant and food store just looked amazing. there was just such in intense pride there in providing quality foods - and a customer base that demands it I suppose
re: luckyfatima
I found acaraje good but not "amazing." You'll get better food in Brazil. Try bobo de camarao, another Bahian dish. Now THAT'S amazing!!!
re: Chefpaulo
Fugu is a very light, bland fish. It's the danger, and the sauces and preparation, that are good.
re: linguafood
I would be happy with Omakase at 15 East, but it probably won't happen. :(
re: linguafood
Would omakase with Nakazawa be close enough?
re: Bkeats
re: linguafood
That's a nice clean translation, lingua. hee hee.
re: linguafood
Oh Scheiße!
re: Bada Bing
So what's keeping you from trying uni? It fairly widely available and not particularly expensive.
re: Bkeats
Something makes me think you don't live in northern Indiana! ;)
But I did check, and there is in fact a new Japanese fusion place nearby that has uni on its menu. But if I want impeccable seafood, I generally either make it myself where I know the sourcing and handlers, or I reserve it for visits to coastal cities.
Why uni then? I remember both Anthony Bourdain and Mario Batali agreeing that, if they were on death row and could pick a "last bite," it would be uni. Just intrigued me.
About the wines, I know more concretely about what to imagine longingly.
re: Bada Bing
Well even here in NYC, if they're serving Hokkaido uni, it ain't local or that fresh but its still pretty darn good.
re: Bada Bing
One thing to know with commercial uni is that it is washed in a preservative solution. You have to get the whole sea urchin, fresh, and still wriggling, to see what they really taste like.
I had a friend who owns one of the best smokehouses in Maine get some uni for me. It was diver sea urchin from the Coast of Maine. It wasn't treated, but sexed into male and female, then cured with shoyu. Then he cold smoked it for around 30 minutes.
Now that was some amazing uni! I brought it down to NYC and took it around the town with a friend of mine. We treated some chefs to it, and had some make us dishes with it.
NYC style halal street meat. Ever since I read about these NYC cart vendors, I've really wanted to try one of these lamb and chicken over rice platters with hot sauce and white sauce. They're probably just a greasy everyday lunch for people who live there, but I've become obsessed with this dish for some reason.
re: RealMenJulienne
just a greasy everyday lunch
You got that right. Every time I have it, it leaves me queasy. I don't know why people line up for it. That white sauce? Just gobs of mayo squirted over everything. Great late night after too many beers but for a meal, I would rather skip it. I think the principal attraction is that is costs $5.
re: Bkeats
I wouldn't say every one is like that. As the matter of fact there use to be a couple of stands by Central Park Entrance by The Plaza that use to have EXCELLENT lamb and beef. It use to be a mandatory stop for me prior to walking around the park.
Perahps you need to venture away from your regular lunch spot and give a few other vendors a try. Similar to dirty water dog's you can get some gem's.....or can get the run's. Thankfully I'm a gambling man......lol
re: jrvedivici
Beef? I have to say I don't recall ever seeing beef at a halal stand. I usually go to the carts on 6th and 53rd. Supposedly the best of the best halal. It tastes ok going down but then I keep tasting it all afternoon.
re: Bkeats
I think it's because of that website midtownlunch.com. They wrote a series of entertaining street meat cart reviews that makes me really want to try this stuff.
re: Bkeats
I've always figured it smells better than it tastes. Sounds like I've been figuring right.
re: RealMenJulienne
I was so underwhelmed with the halal street meat, sauce and rice. I ate the meat, and tossed out the rest, and I'm the type of person who usually cleans her plate. Would much rather spend that $5 on shawarma, gyro, or doner.
re: RealMenJulienne
You're not missing much. If you've had good gyros, shawarma or biryani, most halal carts are the Taco Bellization of that. It's fine for a quick, cheap, filling meal for underpaid Midtown worker bees and over-served nighttime bar hoppers and as a member of both demographics at one point or another, I've enjoyed my fair share of Rafiqi's and the Halal Guys. But it's nothing I'd go out of my way for.
re: JungMann
I know you guys are right about this, but damn if that description doesn't make me want to try it even more.
re: RealMenJulienne
There have been some recent posts about Serious Eats' Halal Cart Chicken on the Home Cooking Board, if you want to DIY. http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/20...
re: jpc8015
I want to eat a whole lobster on the coast in Maine butter and lobster juice running down my face as the Atlantic salt sprays my face
I want a meal of seafood full of fresh crustaceans, calamari, and fish with juicy perfectly ripe tomato, briny olives and hot peppers and ideally al dente pasta - served to me in in a small fishing village in Sicily with the Mediterranean slowly rocking the boats in the harbor
I also dream of the perfect tomato - picked form my garden warm from the sun - some cracked pepper and sea salt - I strive for this one tomato every year,
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Not on the Harbor or in a small village, but the fish and all are certainly fresh and delicious here: http://www.anticamarina.it/antica-mar...
For the seaside spot, try: http://www.lacialoma.it/index.php?p=d...
I appreciate that it is required in Sicily for a menu to asterisk any frozen items.
re: foodeye
Frozen isn't always bad.
re: John Francis
Mrs. O has decreed that we're going to France next year, and I'm hoping to get some foie gras then … although I'm all too aware that she's firmly in the IT'S CRUELTY!! camp. I'm pretty sure I'll have to pay for it myself, at least!
re: Will Owen
We were in Budapest recently (Hungary is second only to France in foie production). IIRC, we had it at least three times, maybe four. And not expensive. Here's the writeup I did for the *'d place where we had the best in our lives.
re: Will Owen
Will, put Perigord on your France itinerary, and stay on a Foie production farm; you can see the geese run around, eat a wonderful goose and Foie dinner, and perhaps watch, er, 'production' - did this a few years ago, and LOVED the experience!
This is the one we stayed at. Nice rooms and prices too!
re: Pwmfan
I'm curious why you haven't made them.
re: tcamp
They are good.
I really had to give this one some thought, and came up with Takoyaki, Japanese octopus balls. I've never been to Japan (outside the airport), and have not seen them on any menus elsewhere.
I found a recipe that leads me to believe I could make them at home, but something tells me they're better in Japan with a few beers.
re: alliegator
Takoyaki.....There's a total learning curve to flipping them around and cooking them evenly so they come out in a uniform ball. I've been to restaurants that offered DIY set that you could order and used to go every once in a while and I improved my technique with time...That video on the page you shared makes it look easy but it does take some practice.
re: Silverjay
Believe me, I have no thought in my head that I can do it like that. I'm going to visit friends in LA in a few weeks, maybe I'll start my quest by tracking some down there.
Good to know that over time, it does get easier!
For me there's 3
1. Nasi Kandar from Line Clear in Penang.
2. Beef spleen in a roll in Sicily.
3, Percebes in Galicia.
The one dish which still haunts my imagination ever since I read about it in the cookbook "Last Dinner on the Titanic: Menus and Recipes from the Great Liner" 14 years ago:
- Consommé Olga, made using sturgeon bone marrow (vesiga).
re: gordeaux
I've had TJs Kouign Amann, but only theirs. On first taste I loved them, but found them on the flattish side. I just picked up a tip on Serious Eats to proof and bake them in metal muffin tins, to get the right shape and, obviously, more height.
I just did that last night, baked them off this morning, and their appearance is definitely improved. At $1.00 ea. vs. $5.95 for Dominique Ansel's in NYC, I'm okay with it. I can have one every Sunday morning, and not spend a dime in gas. :)
PS: and I can enjoy it warm from the oven, and I'll bet there's not one bakery in ten that can do that for their customers.
re: cgarner
WOW! I'd not heard of her so thanks! We're going to SE Asia next year and Saigon is on our itinerary. Here's a write up.
re: cgarner
The Lunch Lady is also on my bucket list. For a bowl of soup to draw that much attention, it must be magnificent!
re: alliegator
@alliegator, that's my thought. I Love Pho… have something of an obsession …. Actually I love pretty much all South East Asian foods and could eat Pho every day if it wouldn't bore the living daylights out of the rest of my family. I figure this must be the Holy Grail of all Pho… so maybe one of these days….
re: calumin
Only if you have lunch with the Omega Man.
Top of the list: Stone Crab Claws with Mustard Sauce. Haven't even gotten close to having them, but as I like all other crabs, I know I'd enjoy those.
Next up: Duck Fat Fries. Now *these* are doable. Sometime soon, I'm going to make them.
Finally, spit-roasted Greek-style lamb, and anybody's pig roast.
re: mcsheridan
Let's hope that next years' stone crab season is more bountiful. This year and last were dreadful.
Fresh king crab legs, an unlimited amount like a buffet. I am jealous of those guys on the Deadliest Catch. They prolly can't stand them and prefer` a steak out at sea. I believe the entire catch is cooked and frozen. But I would pay the big bucks to have 10 pounds of the fresh airlifted to me
After reading Bill Buford's article in the New Yorker last year, I suspect that Canard a la Presse would be high on my list.
Cloudberries. I've had the jam and I love the flavor. I can get jelly but it's often sold with other fruit flavors mixed into it. Half the time it's really salmonberry which I hate. I bought a jar of bakeapple (which I think it the same fruit) jelly in Newfoundland but it spoiled before I could taste it.
Someday, I'm going to get my paws on fresh, wild cloudberries in Alaska even if I have to wrestle a bear for them.
I've always wanted to try monkey brains or snake.
Also, some New Orleans food. I smelled it all over during Mardi Gras when I went there in the 90's as a late teen but us gutter punks didn't have the money to buy it. Smelled like crawfish heaven. It was mostly Taco Bell for us, lol.


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1 Ramidel, Mon, 9th Dec '13 7:07:42 PM Relationship Status: Above such petty unnecessities
edited 10th Dec '13 6:31:07 AM by Ramidel
2 Best Of, Mon, 9th Dec '13 9:17:26 PM from Finland Relationship Status: Falling within your bell curve
FABRICATI DIEM, PVNC!I've opened this thread, but I think there should be something in the OP about why people are protesting.
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3 Marquis Dev, Mon, 9th Dec '13 9:27:14 PM from somewhere in the West
MONKEY MAGICCorrect if I am wrong, but I had heard the issues has something to do with succession. The crown prince is unpopular and so people want one of the princesses who is more popular. The article does state reasons for the protests. The current Prime minister is the sister of the former prime minister who was ousted for corruption and just recently, there was an attempt to pardon the former prime minister. The opposition party also has been losing elections consistently so there seems to be corruption underlying the current system.
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Thai problem had been brewing for long time : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_crisis_in_Thailand_%282005%E2%80%932006%29 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008%E2%80%9310_Thai_political_crisis#Ministry_of_Interior_riot http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_Thai_political_unrest http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Thai_protests The fighting group is roughly : The Red, led by Thaksin Shinawatra (former PM) and his sister Yingluck Shinawatra (current PM). Red is corrupt, but they did win election, they had supporter from among the poor in Bangkok, and from Northern region of Thailand. The Yellow, anti-corruption, anti-democracy, pro-monarchy and pro-military. their supporter is middle class in Bangkok. comparison could be made with Venezuela and Philiphines, the Middle Class didn't trust democracy, the poor keep electing corrupt demagogue. there are also regional influence, Red is more popular in northern part of Thailand.
Organized Canine Bureau Special AgentMost of the protestors blame Yingluck just 'cause she's a relative of Thaksin and that she's trying to cover for him with a bill that's suppose to guarantee a royal pardon for people like him.
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6 demarquis, Tue, 10th Dec '13 5:19:25 AM from Hell, USA Relationship Status: Buried in snow, waiting for spring
Who Am I?It seems like a very confusing situation with no clear pro-democracy faction.
Disobedience is the true foundation of liberty. The obedient must be slaves.
7 Ramidel, Tue, 10th Dec '13 6:37:56 AM Relationship Status: Above such petty unnecessities
Well, the government is pro-democracy, but in a very corrupt way; they can deliver the goods to their constituents in return for votes, and take some off the top for themselves. Thus, the protestors claim to represent the "will of the people" without actually wanting to face the Red in an election; it's the same kind of Personal Dictionary "the people" that a lot of revolutions have used in the past.
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8 Ogodei, Tue, 10th Dec '13 9:50:53 AM from Aberdale, AZ
finger on the buttonThailand just can't seem to get away from military dictatorship tendencies, can it? Thaksin and his 1997 constitution didn't stick in the end, and now Yingluck is caught up in it. Seems the Red just need some discipline in their own ranks, then the Yellow wouldn't have a moral leg to stand on.
9 demarquis, Tue, 10th Dec '13 11:07:12 AM from Hell, USA Relationship Status: Buried in snow, waiting for spring
Who Am I?They need a real, independent pro-democracy movement.
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10 Greenmantle, Tue, 10th Dec '13 2:11:54 PM from Britannia Relationship Status: [TOP SECRET]
In The Air TonightThey're not going to get one. The most likely source of that — the Middle Classes — are with the Yellows.
11 Ramidel, Tue, 10th Dec '13 4:45:41 PM Relationship Status: Above such petty unnecessities
No, because again, "pro-democracy" would mean accepting the Reds as the government. That's the whole point behind the Yellows' monarchism (or in this case, their odd definition of "the people"); in their opinion, democracy just leads to demagogues and populism. That's why the Yellows have been relying on the military and judiciary to disqualify people that they don't want in office, like Thaksin. For the best analogy I could find (and at the risk of Godwin's Law), imagine if one of Hitler's understudies tried to refound the NSDAP in West Germany after it regained self-government, and was able to gain enough popular support to ensure a majority government and a mandate if they were allowed to stand for election. Should they be allowed to be on the ballot? 'cause that's about how the Yellows feel about the Reds.
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12 demarquis, Tue, 10th Dec '13 6:27:14 PM from Hell, USA Relationship Status: Buried in snow, waiting for spring
Who Am I?The question you have to ask yourself is why people around the world do not support demagogues very often. In nearly every country that has achieved stable democracy, true demagogery is a fringe. Whatever it is that you think allows this to happen, Thailand needs more of it.
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13 Ramidel, Tue, 10th Dec '13 7:03:10 PM Relationship Status: Above such petty unnecessities
My guess would be prosperity. The support for the Red comes from the poor and the fact that Yingluck and her party are able to spread money around to keep food in the bellies of the hungry. So long as that happens, most of her supporters aren't going to object if they take some of that pork for themselves. The people who have a problem with her are also the people who can afford to complain about her government's corruption.
14 demarquis, Tue, 10th Dec '13 7:18:01 PM from Hell, USA Relationship Status: Buried in snow, waiting for spring
Who Am I?Prosperity probably plays a role (revolution of rising expectations and all that) but it cant the entire explanation, or every democracy on earth would be a hopelessly corrupt plutocracy (which they arent). People like competent, honest officials and institutions that treat everyone more or less the same. If someone could offer that as a credible platform, the balance of power in Thailand could shift. The problem appears to be that the Reds have captured the "prodemocracy" brand, so the whole idea is tainted in the mass media. Perhaps what they need now is for enough people to get sick of the fighting that a breakaway faction could offer a third option. I admit there appears to be no sign of that now, however.
Disobedience is the true foundation of liberty. The obedient must be slaves.
I think its probably nationalism that make the difference. for any country to succeed, there have to be willingness to not cheat each other and help each other. And nationalism have to be sustained with relative equality and common culture. In country where equality has grown too large, the rich and middle class stop see the poor as fellow countrymen and refuse to help them, while the poor seek redistribution of wealth, competition among the elite also has grown violent. Similarly where ethnic/tribal/regionalism triumph, democracy become way to collect wealth from the other for their own group. Note : and majority of democracy does corrupt too some degree. US have earmark, subsidy and deduction for various group. Japan and EU have the right subsidise farmer, while the left subsidise labor union. In Asia, like India, Indonesia and Philiphines, democracy does controlled by oligarchy.
16 Ramidel, Thu, 12th Dec '13 10:19:14 PM Relationship Status: Above such petty unnecessities
Economist's analysis of the situation Essentially, Suthep and his protestors are trying to use his protestors as a vehicle to force Yingluck to surrender power to his people before the election. The Democratic Party (lol) is trying to decide whether they want to boycott the election and undercut the democratic process further, since the smart money is on Yingluck winning a fair election if it comes to one. The Red Shirts, meanwhile, are making their own plans to establish a separate government in the north if Yingluck resigns. Nothing could possibly go wrong with that. Also, the article suggests that Yingluck is just a puppet for Thaksin, who's running the government from Dubai. I'm just a bit skeptical on that score; I think Yingluck is at the very least the one on the scene and I doubt that Thaksin is able to maintain hands-on control from exile.
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17 demarquis, Fri, 13th Dec '13 9:48:21 AM from Hell, USA Relationship Status: Buried in snow, waiting for spring
Who Am I?From all that I have heard, brother and sister have very similar beliefs and agendas; I actually think it isnt necessary for him to direct anything for the current administration to pursue policies he would have approved of anyway. So far as I can see, there are no good guys here.
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18 PBlades, Sun, 15th Dec '13 6:27:11 AM from orbiting Pink. Relationship Status: Healthy, deeply-felt respect for this here Shotgun
Unlimited Homu WorksIf it helps, Yingluk get essentially zero respect. Imagine George Bush-level gaffe and general policy missteps.
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19 Ramidel, Mon, 16th Dec '13 12:41:27 AM Relationship Status: Above such petty unnecessities
@demarquis: I agree, though I consider the Thaksinocracy to be A Lighter Shade of Grey. Thaksin's a crook and Yingluck's a joke, but that's what the people of Thailand prefer, and the response has been "okay, so we don't ask the people, we just claim to represent them." Honestly, I think that a government like the Red will fix itself one way or another. Either it'll make things better for the poor (in which case, what's the problem again?) or it'll lead to wealth inequality and unrest, in which case the "democratic" government will be torn down at the polls. Right now, it's facing unrest from a reactionary movement that, to Western eyes, looks awfully similar to a lot of other far-right movements, so I give a tip-of-the-hat to the lawful government for so long as they stay the lawful government.
20 PBlades, Mon, 16th Dec '13 3:40:27 AM from orbiting Pink. Relationship Status: Healthy, deeply-felt respect for this here Shotgun
Unlimited Homu WorksHow do you answer the corruption question, then?
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21 Ramidel, Mon, 16th Dec '13 5:49:29 AM Relationship Status: Above such petty unnecessities
I don't. I'm essentially pulling a slogan from the 2002 French election. "Vote for the crook, not the fascist." There are reasons to tear down a democratic system, but as far as I'm concerned, open corruption that the voters support is not one of them.
22 Xopher 001, Mon, 16th Dec '13 5:55:00 AM from 38.5061° N, 76.5177° W Relationship Status: Too sexy for my shirt
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23 Ramidel, Mon, 16th Dec '13 6:01:22 AM Relationship Status: Above such petty unnecessities
Yes. The context was a runoff election between President Jacques Chirac and Jean-Marie Le Pen of the Front National. The Socialists started running ads with exactly that slogan.
24 Ramidel, Sat, 11th Jan '14 11:32:06 AM Relationship Status: Above such petty unnecessities
Opposition plan to shut down Bangkok to prevent elections. Unknown gunmen fire on anti-government rally. Brace yourselves, everyone, things just got ugly.
25 Ogodei, Sat, 11th Jan '14 7:04:04 PM from Aberdale, AZ
finger on the buttonThis is generally inevitable, similar to what goes on in Venezuela. The working class has been betrayed too often to trust in democracy even when their side is the one on top, unfortunately.
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- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- salt, to taste
- black pepper, to taste
- 1/4 cup almonds, toasted and finely chopped
- Whole wheat toast triangles
In a large skillet, fry the bacon over moderate heat until crisp, drain on paper towels, and crumble.
In a blender or food processor, combine the cottage cheese, chives, Worcestershire, and salt and pepper, blend until just smooth, and scrape into a bowl. Add the bacon and almonds, stir until well blended, cover, and chill about 30 minutes before serving on toast triangles.
Serving Size: 2 Tablespoons
Makes 20 servings
Courtesy of James Villas, author of The Bacon Cookbook
I like this smooth spread with a mellow honey-cured or maple-smoked bacon that seems so compatible with creamy cottage cheese and toasted almonds. I've also made it with more assertive grated extra-sharp Vermont or Canadian cheddar and toasted almonds, in which case a fine double smoked bacon (like German speck or domestic hickory) is more in order.
Calories: 40 calories
Protein: 4 grams
Fat: 2 grams
Sodium: 150 milligrams
Cholesterol: 5 milligrams


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Though Ace Hood is best known for his bottomless well of motivation and uncompromising work ethic, the Panhandle State native does, on occasion, take his mind off the grind to enjoy some quality time with a special woman. About…once every year-and-a-half or so, judging by the time that's elapsed between 2010's Bed Room Music and new single Body 2 Body. On this sultry selection, a bubbly synth-handclap beat by the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League sets the proper mood as the freestyle series alumnus showcases his pillow-talk skills. In keeping with my tradition of quoting the most awkward line in any bedroom burner, I humbly nominate: "Are those your real eyes? / Can tell you're partially Asian." (The "Kentucky Derby" reference was a close second.) Chris Brown assists on the guest tip, lending his peerlessly smooth vocal stylings to the chorus as well as contributing a guest verse. So, readers, has this seductive single left you weak in the knees? Then you won't want to miss Ace Hood's junior set, Blood, Sweat, Tears, when it arrives on store shelves August 9.
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By Daniel Lucia, Chiefs Correspondent, Fri, Nov 21st 9:09am ESTJamaal Charles ran the ball 19 times for 80 yards and added four receptions for 42 yards and a touchdown in the Chiefs upset loss to the Raiders.
Fantasy Impact: Since Jamaal Charles returned from his ankle sprain in Week 4, he has averaged over 18 points per game in a standard scoring league. He has a touchdown in every game but one in that stretch as well. He is about as consistent as it gets and will continue to be an RB1 as the Chiefs number one offensive weapon.
By Daniel Lucia, Chiefs Correspondent, Wed, Nov 19th 1:02pm ESTEven though they are the hapless Raiders, Jamaal Charles typically has a tough time getting things going on the ground against them. Only once in his career has he rushed for more than 100 yards in a game against Oakland. (Source: ESPN)
Fantasy Impact: Since joining the Chiefs in 2008, Jamaal Charles has 91 carries for 367 yards with a 4.0 YPC against the Raiders. The 4.0 YPC is his lowest against any opponent he has rushed more than 50 times against. With that being said, he is Jamaal Charles and was your number one pick for a reason. Stick with Charles as you should every week and hope he has another typical Jamaal Charles performance.
By Daniel Lucia, Chiefs Correspondent, Sun, Nov 16th 4:31pm ESTJamaal Charles led the offense with 159 yards on 20 carries and found the end zone twice, adding two catches for 19 yards.
Fantasy Impact: As is typically the case, Jamaal Charles was the focal point of the offense and proved why he was many leagues top overall pick. He will continue to be a RB1 and one of the best players in the NFL as long as he is on the field.
By Daniel Lucia, Chiefs Correspondent, Fri, Nov 14th 4:26pm ESTJamaal Charles is listed as probable according to the Chiefs official injury report as he is dealing with a shoulder and ribs injury. (Source: KCChiefs.com)
Fantasy Impact: It is not uncommon for a running back to land on the injury report due to all the bumps and bruises.He was a full participant in practice this week and his probable tag is most likely just a formality. Charles shouldn't have any trouble getting on the field on Sunday.
By Mark Horn, Chiefs Correspondent, Mon, Nov 10th 10:21am ESTJamaal Charles suffered a stinger during the game against the Bills, but is reportedly fine and will play in week eleven. Charles rushed for 98 yards and caught 3 passes for 20 yards. He also had two touchdowns for a total of 17 points in a standard scoring league.
Fantasy Impact: Charles will continue to be the best offensive weapon the Chiefs have, however if you do not have Knile Davis on your team, now is the time to pick him up. Hopefully you are ready for a playoff run, and Davis is a must have handcuff for Charles.
By Daniel Lucia, Chiefs Correspondent, Sun, Nov 2nd 4:27pm ESTJamaal Charles totals 88 yards and a score in week nine.
Fantasy Impact: Jamaal Charles ran the ball 20 times for 78 yards and a touchdown, adding two receptions for 10 yards. He, once again, provided a solid outing for his fantasy owners and will continue to be a top RB1 going forward.
By Daniel Lucia, Chiefs Correspondent, Wed, Oct 29th 12:28pm EDTJamaal Charles is a bit of an afterthought with the success of Demarco Murray, Arian Foster and Matt Forte, but is still a stud RB1. (Source: CBSSports)
Fantasy Impact: Jamaal Charles put up another quality performance in week eight finding the end zone twice. He continues to be the Chiefs top threat out of the backfield and a big part of the passing attack. Charles has a dreamy match up against the struggling New York Jets in week nine.
By Mark Horn, Chiefs Correspondent, Mon, Oct 27th 9:03pm EDTJamaal Charles had 13 carries for 73 yards and scored 2 touchdowns against the Rams on Sunday. This is his second straight big game for the Chiefs.
Fantasy Impact: In standard league play Charles has scored 16 and 23 points in consecutive weeks. This is the type of production that was expected all along by most fantasy owners, and this type of output should continue barring injury.
By Mark Horn, Chiefs Correspondent, Sun, Oct 19th 10:15pm EDTJamaal Charles was the strength of the Chief's offense in their win against the San Diego Chargers. Charles recorded 95 yards rushing 16 of those yards coming on a 16 yard run that saw him spin into the end zone for a touchdown. He also added 12 receiving yards.
Fantasy Impact: Jamaal Charles owners in fantasy should be very satisfied with this production. Charles was the primary offensive weapon in this game.
By Mark Horn, Chiefs Correspondent, Wed, Oct 8th 3:03pm EDTFor the second time this season Andy Reid regrets not using Jamaal Charles in critical situations. This time it was against the San Francisco 49ers. Against the Titans earlier in the year he was limited to seven carries. Charles was not in any of the Chiefs last ten plays. (Source: ESPN)
Fantasy Impact: Hopefully this means more involvement after the bye week. This week Charles owners are probably hitting the waiver wire for points.
By Daniel Lucia, Chiefs Correspondent, Mon, Oct 6th 9:17am EDTJamaal Charles ran 15 times for 80 yards and added one catch for 4 yards In Sunday's loss.
Fantasy Impact: Jamaal Charles, as expected, continues to be the Chiefs number one threat out of the backfield. Although he did not find the end zone, he did average 5.3 YPC proving he is back to his normal self. Charles continues to be one of the top fantasy backs in the NFL.
By Mark Horn, Chiefs Correspondent, Thu, Oct 2nd 9:10am EDTIt is expected that the San Francisco 49ers will be a tougher test for Jamaal Charles and the Chief's offense. The 49er defense has had success thus far taking away the run game and short passes. It will be on Andy Reid to call another gem similar to Monday night's blow out of the Patriots. Alex Smith will need to be back on point as well. (Source: The Kansas City Star)
Fantasy Impact: We saw on Monday night that Andy Reid is quite capable of opening up the play book and running numerous types of formations, and misdirection plays. The key is the execution of these plays for they can easily back fire if the quarterback is not on point. Expect Jamaal Charles to be mixed in quite a bit against the 49ers, and to have a solid outing barring unforeseen circumstances.
By Daniel Lucia, Chiefs Correspondent, Tue, Sep 30th 11:41am EDTJamaal Charles totaled 108 yards and added three scores in his return from the high ankle sprain.
Fantasy Impact: That is the Jamaal Charles we knew from 2013. He ran 18 times for 92 yards and a score and added 3 catches for 16 yards and two scores. Andy Reid utilized much more as he said he was going to do and Charles proved he is still one of the top running backs in the league.
By Mark Horn, Chiefs Correspondent, Mon, Sep 29th 10:29pm EDTJamaal Charles scored three touchdowns before heading to the locker room midway through the third quarter with an apparent injury which occurred during his third touchdown which saw him land awkwardly into the end zone after catching a pass from Alex Smith. Luckily it was only cramps and Charles was able to return after a visit to the locker room.
Fantasy Impact: While Charles shared carries with Kniles Davis his production was a huge relief to fantasy owners, who will now hold their collective breaths hoping he does not miss any more games due to injury. Luckily this was just a scare.
By Daniel Lucia, Chiefs Correspondent, Mon, Sep 29th 4:29pm EDTJamaal Charles participated fully is practice on Saturday and looks like a good bet to play Monday. (Source: Pete Sweeney on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: With Charles now listed as probable, it is apparent he will suit up Monday night against a tough New England Patriots defense. Although he is a risky start coming off the high ankle sprain, you drafted him in the first round to play him, not let him sit on your bench.
By Daniel Lucia, Chiefs Correspondent, Wed, Sep 24th 10:59pm EDTReagardless of the health of Jamaal Charles going into week four, he is a risky fantasy option against a solid New England Patriots run defense. (Source: Bleacher Report)
Fantasy Impact: Pete Sweeney on Twitter reported that Jamaal Charles is expected to practice with the team on Thursday, which is a good sign, however he also practiced some last week. The injury aside, the Chiefs are facing the Patriots who have allowed just 121 rushing yards and no touchdowns over the last two weeks. With the bum ankle, Patriots defense and Knile Davis likely earning at least a few carries, Charles is more of an RB2 or flex play in week four, if he suits up.
By Steve Painter, Chiefs Correspondent, Mon, Sep 22nd 3:09pm EDTAndy Reid stated that Charles would practice and it follows that he should play in Week 4. (Source: BJ Kissel on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: Good news for Charles owners. Charles should be expected to have a featured role in next Monday's game, sending valuable handcuff Knile Davis back to the bench.
By Brian Tesch, Chiefs Correspondent, Sun, Sep 21st 3:39pm EDTJamaal Charles will not play today, as he has been listed as inactive. (Source: NFL.com)
Fantasy Impact: Knile Davis will start in his place, and presumably get a hefty workload. If you have Charles in your lineup, get him out ASAP. Charles will most likely return Week 4, or shortly thereafter.
By Brian Tesch, Chiefs Correspondent, Sun, Sep 21st 12:57pm EDTPer Jay Glazer, "Jamaal Charles still hurting this AM. Andy Reid wants him to show he can protect himself 100% in order to play him. Plan is to sit him unless he can convince them he can be full go" (Source: Jay Glazer via Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: It would have highly irregular if Charles would've made it back from a high-ankle sprain in less than a week. The prudent thing for those rostering Charles is to park him on your bench for the week. For those who picked up size/speed specimen Knile Davis this week, or are playing in a daily format, start Knile with confidence.
By Steve Painter, Chiefs Correspondent, Sat, Sep 20th 12:46am EDTAndy Reid was pretty elusive about Charles in the press conference today, meaning Charles will be a game-time decision for Sunday's game. (Source: Kansas City Chiefs)
Fantasy Impact: Charles does not have a high-ankle sprain, but does have an issue with the ankle. He was seen making cuts and running well during position drills yesterday but clearly is not 100%. He is not a viable fantasy option this Sunday, in any format. The Chiefs will most likely limit him this week to avoid further injury. But If owners must start a RB from the Chiefs then it has to be Knile Davis, who opened some eyes last week with over 100 total yards against Denver.
By Steve Painter, Chiefs Correspondent, Thu, Sep 18th 11:29pm EDTJamaal Charles was limited in Thursday's practice. He has a slightly less tan 50 percent chance of playing this week. (Source: BJ Kissel on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: Reporters present at practice today say Charles moved well and was even making cuts in position drills. Perhaps the Chiefs have some sneaky motive here, but it appears he has a shot at playing, maybe on some sort of snap count. It's pretty obvious he never had the dreaded high ankle sprain.
By Clinton Ho, Chiefs Correspondent, Mon, Sep 15th 3:13pm EDTChiefs HC Andy Reid said Jamaal Charles has a high ankle sprain... tough injury for any player, especially a RB. (Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: What many were hoping as a minor ankle injury is now a much more severe one that will likely sideline an explosive runner like Charles for weeks. Now is the time to grab Knile Davis if he's still available.
By Steve Painter, Chiefs Correspondent, Sun, Sep 14th 11:22pm EDTJamaal Charles left the game against the Broncos in the first quarter with an ankle injury. He'll have an MRI Monday but early indications point to a mild sprain. (Source: Jason La Canfora on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: Charles might play next week but Knile Davis needs to be owned everywhere. The injury was significant enough to keep him from returning and the Chiefs will be cautious given that they have Davis to man the position capably until Charles is fully healthy.
By Mark Horn, Chiefs Correspondent, Mon, Sep 8th 9:57am EDTThere is one thing that is apparent after Sunday's astonishingly poor showing by the Chiefs, that unless they can get Jamaal Charles out in space and relegate Alex Smith back to the game manager role he thrived in last year, it will be a long season. Charles understands his role, as he told Sean Keeler after the game: 'We can get worse or we can get good. My job is to get the team good.' The lack of creativity in the Chief's offense was apparent early. Gone were the flair patterns, screens, and sweeps that were so critical to last years success. (Source: http://arrowheadaddict.com)
Fantasy Impact: Charles will be a fantasy factor going forward. While this game was a bitter pill for fantasy owners, Andy Reid is a smart coach and will get back to what the Chiefs do best. With the injuries on the defensive side of the ball, time of possession will be of utmost importance for the Chiefs. What this means is getting the ball to Charles in space and providing an offensive game plan that will play to Alex Smith's strengths as opposed to his weaknesses.
By Steve Painter, Chiefs Correspondent, Sun, Sep 7th 5:41pm EDTJamaal Charles and the Chiefs were thwarted by a stifling Titan defense in the opener, losing 26-10. Charles had 7 totes for 19 yards along with 4 receptions for another 15 yards. He did not see the end zone. Coach Andy Reid said that the Titan defense closed a lot of options for Charles to do much. (Source: Terez Paylor on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: Don't panic on Charles just yet. Andy Reid is a great coach and Charles an elite talent. The Chiefs will right the ship but with today's losses on defense, it will be an uphill climb for the team.
By Steve Painter, Chiefs Correspondent, Thu, Sep 4th 10:33am EDTJamaal Charles is projected to rush for 86 yards with 1 TD and have 40 yards in receptions this week against Tennessee. (Source: FantasyPros)
Fantasy Impact: He was one of the top picks in fantasy drafts this year and is certain to please his owners. Mr. Versatility is poised for a big year in Andy Reid's offense and is a must start every week in all formats.
By Kevin Steele, Chiefs Correspondent, Wed, Jul 23rd 5:02pm EDTAccording to Ian Rapoport the Chiefs and Jamaal Charles have agreed upon a new 2 year contract extension, and he's on his way to St. Joe for training camp. (Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact: Charles is fresh off his 2013 MVP caliber season. Charles finished 2013 with 1,287 yards rushing, 693 receiving yards, and 19 TDs. The Chiefs do have some questions to answer after losing 3 offensive linemen to free agency, but with Charles, he's a big play waiting to happen. He's certainly deserving of a number 1 pick.
By Kevin Steele, Chiefs Correspondent, Wed, Jul 23rd 2:21pm EDTIt was reported last night by KCTV5's Brad Fanning that Charles may hold out of Training Camp for a new contract. (Source: KCTV5)
Fantasy Impact: Charles is by far the most important player the Chiefs have heading into 2014. Charles, last season accounted for more than 1/3 of their offense. It's hard to believe that the Chiefs won't get this situation corrected in the short order. He has until 2 p.m. central time to report or he will begin to get fined.


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APOPKA, Fla. — On April 19, Heron Lawn & Pest Control celebrated its annual Employee Appreciation Day at Bear Lake Park in Apopka, Fla.
Employees enjoyed lunch, played sports, went fishing, listened to live music and spent time catching up with one another. This is a day the company looks forward to each year to honor its dedicated employees who go above and beyond every day to provide our customers with exceptional service.
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The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) is seeking a qualified regulatory affairs professional to direct the day-to-day management and execution of NPMA's federal and state regulatory affairs programs
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