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Dishes at Rod Dee Thai
My wife and I went to Rod Dee Thai last night and it wasn't bad but not great.
I believe that we ordered the wrong things also didn't help that there displayed menu and there printed menu where slightly different. So whats good there???
Hows the green papaya salad?
One thing I always insist on getting here, without fail, is the beef salad (Yum Neau). It's a little on the pricier side of things at around $11 but is akin to crack-cocaine. There's lots of fish sauce in this one, but also lots of lime juice and spices, which balances everything out beautifully. Really a favorite. The wife is also a huge fan of their Pad Kee Mao with chicken, which is a flat noodle dish. I wasn't as big a fan as she is, but am turning around to it. We usually tend to round out our order with a curry dish - the current fav being the Choo Chee curry with duck. You'll have enough for 6 people eating until stuffed with these three dishes, or enough for a weekends worth of food for two at only around $30. Insanely good cheap eats in my opinion!
re: nader
I mention in another post the steamed chicken over rice, you wouldn't be tempted from the description or even a pic, but it's fantastic (Thursdays only, and includes winter melon soup). Any of the noodle dishes are good from my experience, Rod Dee noodles, pad kee mao, pad see you (I almost never get pad thai so as to balance out the masses who only order this!). Their gaprows are great, and almost anything from the specials board I think. Also be sure to specify if you prefer spicy (or Thai-style) or they may tone it down and sweeten it for "American tastes".
re: galleygirl
pet pet?
re: manish01
Sometimes pronounced 'ped, ped'; basically means very hot in Thai. "Pet ma' even more so. Others mention 'Thai Spicy" or "Thai style' works for them. I go with the pet, pet...
re: galleygirl
I'm pretty sure "pet pet" means "very spicy" and "pet ma" means "as spicy as possible."
re: galleygirl
To order your food extra spicy in Thai just say, khaaw phet phet na khrap. This is what one of the Rod Dee delivery drivers wrote down for me after I told him that I wanted my food really spicy next time. Mai pet means not so spicy.
re: Chrispy75
We order from them easily once a week and always ask for it extra spicy in English and they accomodate just fine.
But we'll have to try in in Thai next time.
re: C. Hamster
Yes. I live around the corner. They speak English. Just ask for it spicy or Thai style.
re: lergnom
I also live around the corner, but found that they never made it spicy enough when asking for extra, extra spicy in English. So far, the Thai way has been spot on.
re: Chrispy75
My SIL lives directly across the street ... hahahha. True.
We have never had a problem getting them to make brutally, sometimes regrettably spicy dishes when asked in English.
re: C. Hamster
Perhaps the dishes you've received are not brutally, regrettably spicy enough for Chrispy75? Thanks for the tip Chrispy75.
re: galleygirl
No idea if it's the same as what I'd had several years ago, but I would agree with you here. The pad thai was the best (only?) thing they had going. Pad thai topped with fried chicken was my go-to gringo-Thai plate of guilty goodness.
re: barleywino
yeah i think the indonesian fried rice is the way to go at rod dee. i don't quite know why the pad thai is so loved, but to each his/her own.
re: whops
Kao Soi is a typical and popular dish from Northern Thailand, and it usually includes wheat noodles (sometimes fried first, like "chow mein" though I hate to compare them), a spicy curry sauce with coconut, pickled/fermented cabbage, and other ingredients (chicken, scallion, sprouts, etc.). possibly from the older times when the Capital was in the North, though not sure of the pedigree. Good stuff! I ate if often in Chiang Mai. Kind of a noodle soup but not really.....
By the way, if you like the idea of Royal Cuisine from Thailand, check out the cookbook (much more than a cookbook) by David Thompson called, simply, "Thai Food". It is truly excellent and beautiful.
Another vote for Pad Kee Mao. I also prefer it with chicken. It's always good, but sometimes it's just amazing: you get that grilled, slightly burnt taste on the noodles, and not too oily like it can be. And the vegetable combo is better when they use broccolini or other bitter greens. When all the stars are aligned, it's fantastic.
re: nightsky
I also love the crispy chicken
I lived about a block away from Rod Dee for just over two years, and probably ate there 100 times. Highly recommend:
Pad Thai - maybe the best I've had
Pad See You - wide flat rice noodles, chinese broccoli, egg, and meat (I like it with chicken and sometimes request it spicy)
Pad Kra Pao - ground meat of your choice (I like chicken or pork), bell peppers, jalapenos, basil, and a sweet, sour, and spicy sauce
Indonesian Fried Rice - spicy curried chicken fried rice with jalapenos, crispy chicken, fried egg, and sweet and sour dipping sauce
Boat noodle soup - amazing beef noodle soup with steak, meatballs, noodles, bok choy, and a sweet, sour, and spicy beef broth
spicy crispy chicken with basil - crispy fried chicken pieces, jalapenos, basil, sweet, sour and spicy brown sauce
golden triangles - crispy, fried, full of curried potatoes, peas and carrots
Man I miss Rod Dee! They have a pretty respectable website, particularly for a little ethnic joint.
re: mrwhiskers
I've only eaten at the old Brookline one, closer to Coolidge Corner.I'd like to hear about the Washington Sq. outpost, as well.
re: Science Chick
I really enjoy the Tom Sum Noodle soup on a chilly day.
re: phatchris
Someone mentioned that before, and I always forget them on cold days, in my rush to get a korean jigae!
re: galangatron
to your original question, I do like Rod Dee (usually go to the one in Washington Square now) but don't particularly cotton to their papaya salad or their Tom Sum Hot and Sour soup (find the Vietnamese version of this, Can Chua, much tastier). Have found their som tum a bit bland and not terribly fresh-tasting. I prefer Dok Bua's food, by a hair, and consider both very good restaurants.
I agree that the Som Tum (green papaya salad) is not always great, it's been kind of limp a couple of times I've gotten it. Also agree on the tod mun, a good deal for a large portion of these yummy fish cakes.
I'm jumping into this thread again mainly because I just went to the Washington Sq. location and had a nice sit-down meal there. The space is pleasant (I can't eat in the cramped one at Summit Ave.), and the food good. I've only been this once, and I got a special of Thai herb roast chicken with Bangkok fried rice. It was an entire half chicken, very nicely roasted and flavored, along with the rice and two sauces (one sweet, one a sort of garlicky fish sauce mixture). Not my favorite and not very authentic I guess, but it looked good so I had it. It made two meals, and if you like roast chicken you'd probably like this version. Here's a pic.
I used to eat at the Fenway location all the time. I hope they rebuild soon! My favorite there was Kao Nar Ped. It is roasted duck, chinese broccoli, and a hard boiled egg over rice with a dark sweet sauce. I don't usually like things that are sweet and not spicy (and I do sometimes add hot sauce to this), but it is just delicious and magical. And it's nice to have a very non-greasy thai food option.
Yum. I think I need to venture up to one of the other locations again soon... The Washington Sq. location is really nice. I haven't been to the other yet.
I'm shocked, shocked that no one has mentioned the curry dishes. So far I've only managed the red curry and green curry ones -- they're so good I just keep on ordering them. (I go to the Wash Sq branch -- not sure if this is RDT. These are coconut curry dishes --- delicious. Moderately spicy. I also like the "Thai salad" with tofu, egg, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, and that peanut dressing. This doesn't feel particularly authentic, but it is good.
re: pamlet
Their red curry is the best around, IMHO, but I like most of what they make.
Been to both restaurants in Brookline. The new one is more spacious, same great food. I love, love their duck soup, and the fried squid. i can't believe I didn't see Kao Soi on the menu, it is my most favorite Thai dish in the whole world!


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Statement of the head of the delegation of Turkmenistan at the Meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the OSCE (Kyiv, Ukraine, 5-6 December 2013)
Mr Chairman,
Dear colleagues,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
First of all, I would like to express profound gratitude to the Government of Ukraine, the acting Chairman of the OSCE, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Leonid Kozhara for hospitality and the good organization of a present Forum. Undoubtedly, it becomes another important stage in security and cooperation strengthening on OSCE region, and also will make the contribution to consolidation of efforts of the participating states aimed at practical implementation of the purposes and tasks of the Organization.
Within a year the Ukrainian chairmanship did a great job on further development of the principles and the norms making a basis of our joint actions. The package of the documents submitted for consideration of Council of ministers became its result. These documents define the main approaches to the solution of the topical issues concerning all dimensions of OSCE activity.
At the same time, we clearly realize that, despite positive results, in the coming years it is necessary to do work on strengthening role of the Organization on the international arena. In our opinion, it is caused by that the purpose defined in 1975, for the present completely is not reached yet. It should be noted that during the Ukrainian presidency was started the process of "Helsinki+40" which main objective is OSCE reforming for increase of its responsibility on security challenges in the XXI century. I think that the active position of all participating states of the Organization, based on ideals and the basic principles of its functioning has to become one of the important components of efficiency of this process.
In this context an unconditional priority in the activity of OSCE have to be our joint efforts on strengthening of the international security. We consider this category from a position of its integrity and indivisibility, understanding thus that in geopolitical sense indivisibility means direct interrelation of national, regional and global levels of security. At the same time, from the substantial point of view, continuity and interconditionality of such elements of security as military-political, economic, energy, ecological, humanitarian security gives the possibility to us at practical level in a complex to consider and resolve security issues.
Talking about it, I would like to pay your attention on necessity of wider use of the forms and methods of preventive diplomacy on the solution of specific problems in the security sphere. It is represented that elimination of the reasons of generating instability and creating finally threat to security has to become the main maintenance of preventive measures.
Taking into account above mentioned, I consider it expedient to consider in process of "Helsinki+40" possibility of further improvement of such OSCE important institute, as the Forum for Security Co-operation. I think that increase of the level of its efficiency is considerably connected with modernization of a substantial aspect of activity of the Forum, and also with search of new approaches to organize its activity. In this regard we will be ready to present specific proposals to the Secretariat.
In a context of process of "Helsinki+40", in our opinion, the updating its perspective could receive problematic of confidence building measures on OSCE region, creation here strong political and legal conditions for development of the high-confidential relations between the Organization participating states.
We understand that for the years of the existence of the Organization For Security and Cooperation in Europe did great job directed on formation of climate of trust in transcontinental scale, has been accepted the fundamental global valued documents regulating an order of interaction of our states in military-political dimension. At the same time, dynamics of development of political events in the world within the last several years, confirms need of elaboration of new strategy in the field of the peace-building based on realities of the modern world and calculated on long-term prospect. Using the positive experience of neutrality Turkmenistan will be ready to take active part in such activity.
Mr Chairman,
Pursuing active policy of assistance to peacekeeping processes, Turkmenistan within the OSCE gives importance to issues of the sustainable development which decision demands harmonious action of all participating countries on a system basis.
In this context one of the basic conditions of stable and conflict-free world development today is energy security. Turkmenistan is being one of the largest power exporters, and possessing huge stocks of hydrocarbonic resources, consistently supports formation of reliable and stable system of the international power supplies, development of schemes adequate to the modern realities and interaction models on the international power space.
In this regard, the President of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov made suggestion on development of the new international legal tools aimed at ensuring effective functioning of system of supplies of energy carriers, considering equally interests of producers, transitors and consumers of energy resources.
As it is known that these issues has been discussed on October 17-18, 2013 in Ashgabad during the High Level conference "Energy Security and Sustainable Development — OSCE Prospect". This forum is organized by the Ukrainian presidency together with the Government of Turkmenistan was logical continuation of a series of the meetings held by OSCE in 2010-2013 in Ashgabad, Vilnius and Prague. Finally it became its main result of necessity of activization of extensive international dialogue for the sphere of global energy security, an important role of the OSCE for development of the international decisions on sustainable energy.
Dear colleagues,
At the present time, when the world financial and economic system endures the difficult period, OSCE are facing by the difficult tasks connected with anticipation and neutralization of challenges, arising in the financial and bank sphere and real economic sector. Probably, I will not be mistaken if I tell that all of us realize that is necessary today cardinal improvement of activity of the Organization on the economic direction. In this regard we consider it expedient to define our joint priorities on the basis of which the participating states of OSCE could develop multilateral interaction.
We suggest to stir up activity of the Economic and Ecological Forum of the OSCE, bearing in mind, necessity of development and the subsequent implementation of the Economic Concept of the OSCE aimed on increasing of the efficiency of such main components of economy, as production, transportation and trade. In particular, on a transport component Turkmenistan will be ready to present its specific proposals.
Definition of new approaches to the solution of the economic issues is in direct interrelation with improvement of our joint activity in ecological dimension. And here, we representing that, it is necessary to move on the way of discover and promotion of the modern decisions aimed on long-term prospect. In the view of that circumstance that today an ecological perspective, being one of the first lines in the international agenda, demands special attention to itself from the point of view of increase of the level of systemacity by its consideration, we suggest to study possibility of preparation of the specialized OSCE Ecological Program.
Such approach, in our opinion, will allow in coordination with the solution of security issues, economic and humanitarian topic, to elaborate Organization's priorities in the nature protection sphere. At the same time, the specified Program could become a good basis for development of projects in the field of protection and rational use of a subsoil, land and water resources in the OSCE participating countries. It is thus very important that priorities and the project work in ecological dimension were built on the basis of the principles of mutual respect and the accounting of interests of all OSCE participating states.
Also, for the formation of effective mechanism in the field of environmental protection, we consider it expedient to consider possibility of creation of the Center of modern ecological technologies of the OSCE which activity would be directed on practical application of innovative solutions and coordination of our joint efforts in the ecological sphere.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Humanitarian dimension in OSCE activity always was and remains to be one of the main directions of our collaboration. Guarantee of its efficiency now and seems in the future higher level of mutual understanding between the participating states.
Really, all of us profess the general values based on ideals of the world, welfare and justice. Their practical implementation in many respects depends on the attentive and mutually respectful relation of the OSCE participating countries to the history, traditions and mentality of the people of our states. At the same time, our international obligations in the humanitarian sphere cause necessity of development of norms and the principles developed within the OSCE, in national legislative systems and law-enforcement practice of our states.
It is very important that the factor of sequence of realization of international legal norms at the national level, based on historical and modern realities of life of each of the OSCE participating states. Effective forms of association of our joint efforts on the humanitarian direction are regular meetings and an exchange of opinions and experience on issues questions of further development of democratic basis of the state and public life, the human rights and freedoms.
Talking about that, it should be noted, our country considerably intensified in the recent years the cooperation with such OSCEs institutes, as OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR), High Commissioner on National Minorities, the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media.
In particular, we had productive forms of interaction with ODIHR in the field of the legislation on elections and practice of its application. For example, these days in Turkmenistan by the invitation of the Turkmen side the group of OSCE experts are rendering technical assistance in monitoring of electoral process of elections of the deputies to the Mejlis (Parliament) of Turkmenistan which will take place on December 15, 2013.
We are also aimed at further expansion of our relations with the High Commissioner on National Minorities and the Representative on Freedom of the Media on the basis of positive experience of carrying out in Turkmenistan of joint events at national and regional levels.
Mr Chairman,
Dear colleagues,
In conclusion of the performance would like to emphasize that Turkmenistan is open for the world, open for broad partnership in all directions of international activity.
Our country will be further promoting all efforts for the approval of the principles of international law, ideals of humanity, justice, tolerance, mutual respect as the factors defining the modern relations between the states.
Turkmenistan expresses readiness for continuation of constructive and fruitful interaction with all OSCE participating states, upcoming Swiss and Serbian presidency, institutes and OSCE Secretariat for achievement of these high purposes.
I thank for attention.

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After playing footsie with teams throughout the offseason, Oswalt didn't sign with the Rangers until May 29. Then he pitched so poorly (6.49 ERA in six starts) that Dempster was acquired to replace him in the rotation. Oswalt was offended. "It wasn't my decision," he told the Fort Worth Star Telegram. But apparently Oswalt exercised some autonomy Sunday, when he told Washington he was through for the day. The righty declined to take questions from the media for nearly 48 hours afterward, which made it seem as though he didn't care what his teammates or the public thought.
That's not the attitude the Rangers wanted from someone with a career postseason ERA of 3.73 — and, like his current employer, zero World Series titles. The idea was that Oswalt was hungry for a ring and would help the team get one in any way possible.
The Rangers have one of the most accepting and positive clubhouses in baseball. Washington puts the players at ease, leaders like Michael Young and Adrian Beltre maintain high standards of professionalism, and men of diverse backgrounds get along famously. If a player can't flourish in such a positive environment, it might be time for him to find a new vocation. That's why Oswalt's lack of accountability was so stunning.
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It's been said that managing an aging star is one of baseball's most difficult tasks. That is particularly true when the player is someone else's aging star. Yankees fans get frustrated with Derek Jeter from time to time, but there is a limit to their discontent. (At least, there should be.) They remember the championships, the clutch hits, the jump-throws, the charitable efforts. Rangers fans have none of those memories with Oswalt; if he wants to be popular in the Metroplex, he must get hitters out. Now.
Given the recent performances of Holland and Darvish, the Rangers may need Oswalt to start a game soon, anyway. That's how it went for Scott Feldman, who was dispatched to the bullpen and didn't much care for the assignment — but worked his way back into the rotation and has excelled for the past month.
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With cinema increasingly becoming a mass medium to celebrate cultures, Toronto, which has a high population of Asian immigrants, comes off as the ideal exhibition venue for Indian films. Last year, the Toronto festival chose Mumbai for its third 'City to City' programme after Istanbul and Buenos Aires, screening as many as 10 films made by the city's directors. However, at the packed screening venues of Indian films, Indian immigrants were matched by a cross-section of local, as well as international viewers. In this year's edition of the festival, Richie Mehta, an Indian-origin filmmaker born in Toronto, was chosen for the festival's contemporary world cinema section that has films from England, Kenya, the US and France. Mehta's second feature film, Siddharth, which had its world premiere at the recently-concluded Venice festival, received rave reviews for its handling of the kidnapping of a boy from Delhi's streets during its North American premiere in Toronto.
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Faith Connections, an Indo-French co-production that had already been sold in the French and Swiss markets, found a buyer in Germany at the Toronto festival. Even in the Indian market, which doesn't warm up to documentaries, the producers of Faith Connections say they are confident of finding a distributor soon.
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This program is for those fly fishing anglers who have already gone through our beginner course or are fairly proficient at fly fishing and just want to improve their skills. On Friday evening, after a hearty home cooked meal there will be a workshop on a review of casts, knots, and fish food (flies). Then on Saturday morning after breakfast participants will go outside to the lawn to learn accuracy casting, managing with the wind, and distance casting. Then it's off to the river and ponds to practice, practice, practice. Two instructors will be on hand all day to work with individuals on specific fishing issues. All participants will need to purchase at least a two day Maine fishing license and bring a fishing rod, reel, line, leader, and an assortment of flies. A list of recommended flies will accompany the reservation confirmation sheet. Fly Rods can be rented at Little Lyford for a fee of $25 for the program. We do not have waders for rent but they may be rented at Northwoods Outfitters in Greenville prior to coming to camp. Guest must bring sleeping bag and towels as they are not provided.
Friday evening through Sunday evening
Rate starts at*:
$310adult member
$354adult non- member
$278youth member
$314youth non- member
$170child member
$186child non- member
*Rates include lodging, meals, box of flies, and guided activities. "Starting at" rates are based on shared cabins; there may be an extra charge for private accommodations.
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Nintendo 3DS Press Event Interview
GameSpot's Ricardo Torres gets an up-close comparison of the Nintedo 3DS.
the guy on the backround looks creepy.
can i do skype on 3ds? can someone answer me pls..
I'l go to 3ds because im tired of psp games so boring.
From what we know even people with bi-focals can see the 3DS method of 3D, not that I'll play it that way, the graphics being as good as the wii, and better in some cases is more then enough reason to buy it. Plus with all the stuff the Eshop channel is going to have, and the fact that it will get updates, and an Internet browser after launch is good too.
Ricardo, do your glasses interfere with the 3D?
Looks like the nintendo 3DS wins this time... sorry sony
i made my choice illl bet on 3ds hahahah than the ngp
They went beyond my expectations. Will consider buying a new Nintendo handheld now, but how's the backwards compatability? GBA SP was my last one
This handheld is just one word... AMAZING!!! XD man March 27th can't get here fast enough. Love what I'm seeing and hearing on the Nintendo 3DS
Looks like a gamecube controler port at 00:54
there's gotta be something wrong with this..... it looks too good to be true....
I just preordered one... and I don't even have the money to buy it.. well I do, but that leaves me with next to nothing. I am betting on getting a decent job, haha. That is a risk I am willing to take.
The virtual tour of the 3DS on Nintendo's website is very attractive. There are so many features on the system and so much is going to come with it in the package, it justifies the $250 price tag. Can barely wait for March 27th!
Just preordered one! I'm so excited!
Looks fantastic. Gotta get me one.
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LV Best Buffets - please don't shoot daggers!
A group of us is planning a week in Vegas/GCNP.
The majority would want to do buffets most nights, but a couple of us have convinced them not to. A minority of us are foodies and good cooks/bakers.
So...here goes the buffet question. We are looking to do buffets 2 nights for supper, 1 for Brunch possibly if we have to. All of them get mixed reviews and there is really not any info/rating on them from foodies like on this website. We want more than standart North American ribs, chicken, etc and LOVE fish, seafood and mediterranean food but would also like some meat selections for the carnivores.
We have narrowed our list to:
We are looking for your recs along with what to eat at your fave/best buffet.
I worked in Vegas November through December of last year with a crew of 7 people I was responsible for feeding.
We did every buffet in town as it was a good way to keep everyone happy. I am a foodie and though at times would pay for thier meals and then sneak away to LOS or some place on my own dime, I did enjoy a few of the Buffets more than the rest.
The Wynn had the most upscale selection and good quality - when we were there they had Wild game and a good seafood selection. Now this was during the holiday season so I dont know if it was seasonal or not. Bellagio was good as well. Mandalay bay had the best quality crab legs and shrimp IMO.
I did not like The Mirage or MGM. The Rio was really crowded and though it had a good selection it was not as good as it was when I used to live in Vegas.
My 2 cents
re: chris2269
Thanks. I read reviews that the Wynn has really gone downhill in months, but am not sure.
re: chris2269
Wynn and Bellagio are likely to make your crowd happy. Both have good selection of cuisines apart from average American fare and yet still have enough average American fare to make a corn fed carnivore happy.
I personally tend to graze at the buffets. 3-4 hours of tiny bites and lots of people watching make me a very happy camper.
Off Strip, No Crab legs But best for the $ $12.99 Lunch, $18.99 dinner The Red Rock
Red Rock Casino Resort Spa
11011 Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV
If you don't mind going off the strip a little bit, the Rio World Buffet has been the best one I've been to.
This is our plan for eight days
Buffets: Bellagio, Wynn, Spice Market, Le Village (will eliminate one probably)
Restos for now: La Creperie, Tintoretto, Enoteca San Marco and Bouchon
re: krugs84
Krugs - They present it as provinvial French food stations. Different stations offer different french types of cuisine. That is the only reason they were interested. Is it not like that?
re: krugs84
I agree. The buffet at Paris was a big disappointment for dinner. The different stations sounded better than they were.
re: ellenost
No Paris then, how about the Spice Market? Hoping for some good Middle Eastern food there.
re: itryalot
I liked just about everything at Spice Market. The Middle Eastern station was certainly up to snuff. Only genre I didn't try was Mex.
Especially liked the service there... easily the best of any boofay yet for me.
Sorry to hear that food at Paris has slipped. I went several times when they first opened and the food was as wonderful as the setting. Last visit was not so ay ay ay, and along with the latest word, it truly was my last visit.
re: GroovinGourmet
Thanks. Spice Market is a keeper then.
re: Chandavkl
Chandavki -
1. What time did you go and was there a wait?
2. Can you give some examples of what is on The Bellagio's that would be:
a) different or slightly above average
b) below average
Thanks; group is really intent on going, but I am the one doing all the research!
re: itryalot
We went to the Bellagio buffet about 9 pm Saturday. Wait was between 20 and 30 minutes. Notable items included beef wellington, Kobe beef brisket, two types of bluenose, mashed sweet potatoes. The sea bass, and both blue noses were pretty good. Crab legs were bland, prime rib was inconsistent (one good piece, one inedible). Pasta a little below average as was the salmon. Swordfish and Hungarian goulash were absolutely awful. Saturday night was almost $10 more than weeknights and given the good meal we had here a few years ago, it was extremely disappointing.
re: itryalot
I was at the Bellagio with my family last week and we all had a great meal. There was hardly a plate that wasn't completely finished before getting more food, and with my picky crew that almost never happens.
On the other hand, we also had the Spice Market buffet and there was a lot of leftovers. I did like the chicken tikka and falafel there, but the shrimp were small, the desserts so-so, and the mexican just plain bad. The only plus there was the wider selection, but I'd rather have a few dishes that I wow! over than many that are just ok.
For the specifics, we loved the filet, the pizza, the fruit, the fish, and all of the pastries and desserts we had at Bellagio.
On a different note, if you want the best of the best for brunch, try the Sterling Brunch at Bally's Steakhouse.


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The countdown to kickoff has begun and with only a few days left until Super Bowl Sunday, you may be planning family-friendly festivities. To keep young football fans entertained, I found this fun, sporty game, a pigskin version of the classic Pin the Tail on the Donkey, on Spoonful.com, a website from Disney that is filled with thousands of crafts, games and recipes for children and families.
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What you'll need
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2. For the footballs, cut 5-inch-long shapes out of brown card stock. You can find this down the scrapbook aisle at your local craft store that looks like football leather. Use a white opaque paint marker to decorate and add players' names to the footballs. Put a blob of poster tack on the back of each one.
3. Players line up about six feet away from the goal. One at a time, each player is blindfolded, spun around three times by another person and set loose to try to stick their football between the uprights. (No reaching out your empty hand to feel the wall!) Play several rounds with three points awarded for each field goal. Highest score wins.
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text: CNN's Zakaria: Conservatives 'Hate America' Print article Send a Tip by Joel B. Pollak 20 Oct 2013 post a comment CNN's Fareed Zakaria is a sanctimonious elitist and a plagiarist besides. Yet he still has a worldwide audience via Global Public Square. And so his rantings do merit comment from time to time, especially when they spread rabid anti-conservative propaganda to the far corners of the globe that do not have anything like the Fox News Channel to provide a mildly alternative perspective on U.S. affairs for an international audience. Zakaria contended on Sunday's program that the Tea Party is an extremist group, akin to "radicals, anarchists, Black Panthers or other revolutionary movements." He claimed that the Tea Party used "extreme rhetoric" (without providing proof) and that conservatives in general had talked about "decay, despair, and decline" for decades. (The opposite is true: conservatives tend to be more optimistic than liberals, who prefer metaphors like the "two Americas" or the Dickensian "99%," only taking pride in the country when taking power.) Predictably, Zakaria arrived at his point--copied, unsurprisingly, from the rest of the mainstream media: conservatives are racists, bitter clingers who cannot deal with a diverse modern society, "misty-eyed in their devotion to a distant republic...passionate in their dislike of the messy, multiracial...democracy," etc. Zakaria ended with an admonition to conservatives: "[Y]ou cannot love America in theory, and hate it in fact." What an amazing accusation, even from Zakaria. The idea that political opposition is a form of sedition has left the fever swamps of the far-left and has infested MSNBC and now CNN--and through CNN, the world. Gone are the days when dissent was patriotic. Now it is evidence of hatred, treason, thoughtcrime. Speaking of hating America "in fact," Zakaria is among the many on the left who evince a strong dislike for the Constitution and wish to change it fundamentally. Yet the Tea Party--whose guiding principles are that the government must adhere to the Constitution and spend within its means--are somehow the racists who hate America. The fact that Ted Cruz, public enemy #1, is a foreign-born Hispanic is somehow discounted. Zakaria's rantings are what pass for thought in much of the liberal intelligentsia. Typically, he is not really expressing his own original thoughts but repeating much of what is echoing in elite media circles. Say what you will about Cruz's tactics, but the fact that he is loathed by such people is the clearest evidence that he is doing something right. They hate the Constitution and fear the diverse, dynamic movement that defends it.


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Home » News » Crime
UPDATED: Second woman arrested in Rochester deli robbery
Police said the woman, disguised with a cloth covering her face, brandished a firearm as she entered the 26 Gonic Road store just before 11:30 p.m. She ordered the two clerks to give her the money in the cash register and then fled, heading to the woods behind the store.
A gold-colored SUV, which was parked in a nearby lot for a dentist's office, was seen leaving the area after the robbery, but police said they do not know if it was the getaway car.
The robber is described as a heavyset woman between the ages of 18 and 25, 5-foot-5 to 5-foot-9. She wore a gray, hooded sweatshirt, dark black sweatpants and a dark baseball cap with a blue sticker on the brim.
The store was closed while police processed the crime scene.
Anyone with information about the robbery is asked to call Detective Joseph Rousseau at 330-7106.
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Hiv Risk And Hot Tub
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text: Syria, Iran to Pursue Seats on U.N. Human Rights Council Print article Send a Tip by AWR Hawkins 11 Jul 2013 post a comment Reuters reports that Syria and Iran will both pursue seats on the U.N. Human Rights Council later this year. There "will be 14 seats available for three-year terms [that begin] in January 2014." Of those 14 seats, four seats will be up for election among the "so-called Asia group" of council members. The Middle Eastern and Asian countries vying for those seats include China, Iran, Jordan, Maldives, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Vietnam. UN Watch executive director Hillel Neuer responded to this news by saying, "Countries that murder and torture their own people must not be allowed to become the world's judges on human rights." He pointed to recent inroads both countries have made at the U.N. to show that diligence will be required now more than ever: "Because both regimes were recently elected to other U.N. human rights panels--Iran on the women's rights commission and Syria on UNESCO's human rights committee--we cannot take anything for granted." Follow AWR Hawkins on Twitter @AWRHawkins.


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So the NBA Playoffs started up a few minutes ago, and through the first quarter, the Nets lead the Raptors, 29-21.
Paul Pierce has chipped in nicely, scoring 6 points in the first period, two of which came on this ridiculous layup. Watch as Pierce winds his way through the paint and throws up a bizarre shot that somehow banked in.
(h/t Eye On Basketball for the video)