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They shoot the guys with the flamers first. I think there is a scene at the beginning of Saving Private Ryan that shows what happens when a guy carrying a flamer gets caught in the open....
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Radulf St. Germaine said:
They shoot the guys with the flamers first. I think there is a scene at the beginning of Saving Private Ryan that shows what happens when a guy carrying a flamer gets caught in the open....
Posted 18 October 2011 - 03:16 AM
I would say it is within your rights as GM to have the enemy forces focus fire on Flamer wielders. After all, nobody wants to die in a horrific pyre of weapons-grade napalm. This should be especially true if the enemies somehow become aware of the PC's extensive Flamer usage - it's not like these weapons are subtle, after all.
Just don't attempt to "fight fire with fire". Once or twice could be amusing, but it otherwise detracts from the players' feeling of uniqueness and the temptation to escalate into a Flamer arms race would be too strong.
Posted 18 October 2011 - 03:30 AM
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Hi all,
thanks for the input- I will definitely use some of the ideas. However, my main intention is not to crush the players like the vermin they are - instead I want to challenge them with interesting combats and still give them the joy of squirting firey death upon their enemies. ;-)
How about some fleet-footed Dark Eldar, with Unnatural Agility and Dodge (+10) and thus the ability to evade the flamer cone with a very high probability. Maybe even some deadly h-t-h-combat focussed Wyches. A Pyromancer with the Endure Flame or Molten Man power could show them the true power of psychic fire. Some Fenksworld Scum in insulation suits as mentioned in the IH, which more or less ignores any heat and fire based attack.
Posted 20 October 2011 - 04:22 AM
There are a variety of ways to turn the flame onto them if you want to. The psychic power that lets you control people or I think there are halucinogen grenades that produce effects where they might flame each other. You do want to be careful with all of these though as you said. I would say that if the enemies have a realistic way of getting the info that the PC's love to flame they can reasonably have taken steps. At the end of the day I don't think the PCs will like it if they always win by flaming.
You could also go the other way and start offering them different gear that is powerful but different...
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Posted 10 November 2011 - 01:07 AM
Something that could be used once or maybe twice is a psyker with the Endure Flames minor psychic power, Pg. 27 Disciples of the Dark Gods. They'd walk through the flames with no problem!
Posted 10 November 2011 - 05:46 PM
Oh and have the same psyker use spasm on the guy with the flamer to target his own guys if you really want to be mean.
Posted 10 November 2011 - 06:01 PM
Also there is that Pyromancy power called Douse Flames and while in the area of effect of the power fire ceases to function in till the power is stopped or the psyker leaves the area.
Posted 20 November 2011 - 11:53 PM
One of my players has a Cleric/Heirophant that has a nice custom-built Combi-Flamer/Melta so she doesn't have to decide which way to burn heretics in advance.... Absolutely NASTY in close-in fights!
So the team is investigating a shot up convoy in the middle of a town square (not especially open terrain, but there are hab-blocks separated by about 50-70m of cobblestones and assorted topiaries) and some PDF troopers misdirected by a rival faction into thinking the team are heretics (someone with a badge said so!) take up positions in the surrounding buildings and open fire!
Everyone dives for what cover they can find (park benches, nearby vehicles, etc.) and those with long ranged weapons begin cautiously scanning for targets. The Magos turns on his force field and takes flight with maglevs in the hope of flushing out the shooters (so he can then drop on them with a huge axe!). Meanwhile the Cleric.... sat there behind cover and muttered to herself.
The moral of the story: Different weapons for different situations. Flamers are absolutely useless at anything more than 20m. The basic generic autogun or lasgun can engage out to 400m if you have line of sight. Sniper weapons as well as most support weapons can engage at much greater ranges than this. Mix up your encounters some. I have found that I can get more variety in mapped battlefields if I sometimes use a 1" = 2m scale instead of 1" = 1m (and inform my players of the map scale!). Smaller than this and movement becomes almost pointless. If I need an even bigger fight scene then I will either map part of it or simply go into narrative combat. Even the main hall of a modest Imperial church is a fairly large scene to stage a combat in, let alone a factory floor or a cathedral.
Scenery can also dictate wisdom. Do you really want to use flamers when your suspect is feverishly researching something in an Administratum archive vault? How about when you finally corner the infamous "Big Bommah" who has been "purifying" important structures within the hive in a misguided tribute to "Tha Emprah wot talks to me in me 'ed!" (Energy criticals on a guy with lots of high-yield explosives! YUMMY!!!)?
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I would use flammable liquid in bottles, like alcohol that just lights as they use their flamers.
Posted 26 July 2014 - 01:54 AM
I know that acolytes have some measure of the Inquisition's ability to wave two fingers at the rest of the Imperium's rules but if the group's overuse of flamers in so endemic somebody important should probably have taken exception at them setting fire to everything by now.
Most plausably the Ecclesiachry, after all setting fire to church buildings (even accidentally) woudn't exactly endear you to them. Nor are they the most reasonable people to try to calm down when they decide to do something about it..
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Bridger Tried Interacting with Jones' Sister on Facebook
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Two years ago, a 30-year old man was accused of abducting and murdering a 15-year old schoolgirl, April Jones, and then approached her half-sister, through a social networking site when she was 14-years old.
April's mother Coral, in her statement to police, revealed that she had advised her elder daughter not to engage with Bridger via Facebook.
The statement also revealed the last movements of April before she disappeared from Machynlleth in mid-Wales.
In the Mold crown court, it was told that April wanted t go out play on her bicycle on the evening she went missing. Ms Jones added, "Paul and I said no. She kept on and on and had a little tantrum and I eventually gave in. I told her I did not want her out for long. I think it was about 7pm and that was the last time I saw her."
The prosecution alleged 47-year old, Bridger, a former slaughter-man, for abducting and murdering April for a sexually motivated attach, and then disposing, concealing, or destroying her body. While Bridger claims it to be an accident, and denied all charges.
Mr. Jones has known Bridger for 20 years, and recalled, "I remember thinking she was a little young for him – he was twice her age," he said.
The court heard, Bridger possessing images of local girls, including of April's half-sister, in his laptop.
Source: Guardian
Facebook Sees Increased Profits Despite Plummeting in the US Market
- Published on Tuesday, 07 May 2013 18:01
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While the number of users drops in US, profits still demonstrated a healthy growth for the social media king Facebook.
In US, Facebook lost almost 10 million, according to Nielsen, a market research firm. The news was confirmed in the latest quarterly result of Facebook, in which it said that 1.11 billion monthly active users around the world, up 23% from a year ago.
Facebook, created nine years ago, this social website has strong competition from other networks, such as WhatsApp, a Smartphone app.
According the Nielson, the data is collected by placing "tags" on Facebook's servers, with permission from the company, counting the number of browsers. In addition, it monitors the activity of consumers at the browser in each country. Nielsen says that the numbers included in the research only counts the number of individual browsers on the Facebook website. However, any other device used to login Facebook is not registered.
A report in the Guardian, the Socialbakers producing the traffic estimates of Facebook for advertisers, had recorded falls in monthly visits in the US and Europe. Jan Reza, the company's chief executive, warned against the use of Socialbakers via a blog, saying, "Rough estimates and cannot be used to determine Facebook traffic". Nonetheless, Nielsen still stands by his numbers, giving a similar picture. There is no comment from Facebook, about the matter.
Facebook Confirms Blocking Path's 'Find Friends' Access
- Published on Tuesday, 07 May 2013 17:50
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Facebook has confirmed that it has restricted the API access of the app Path. The Path can no longer use Facebook to find friends, as Facebook prevents them from sending invitations of suggestion for following. The move came in response to last week's Path spamming user contacts.
According to Facebook, Path can continue to use Facebook as an option for login and to share posts. However, "Find Friends" option is disabled by Facebook, response similar to what was seen with MessageMe, or Voxer. Facebook did not tell exactly why Path lost the access, but popular thought points towards spam controversy.
Losing the ability to invite the Facebook friends can form a barrier in the growth of the app Path, which recently hit 10 million registered users. To overcome the barrier, Path adder Twitter to continue bringing new users. Still, the Facebook denied access is a significant blow to the Path. In addition, Path requires as many ways possible to pull more users.
Source: Tech Crunch


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• Porsche Human Performance 'Grid Fit 2012'1 challenges drivers from all areas of motorsport to test their fitness
• Grid Fit comprises 10 motorsport-relevant exercises completed in a circuit, starting with a one-mile run; the challenge is to finish in the quickest possible time
• MotoGP rider Bradley Smith currently tops the leader board with an impressive 17mins 49secs
• Grid Fit is open to anyone looking to improve their motorsport fitness; further information is available from the Porsche Human Performance Centre, Silverstone
The Porsche Human Performance Centre located within the Porsche Experience Centre at Silverstone has helped over 500 customers increase their fitness levels since opening in 2008. This improvement in individual performance is delivered by a unique suite of wellness, fitness, hydration and nutrition programmes. New for 2012, and aimed specifically at those in training for amateur or professional motorsport, is Grid Fit.
Grid Fit is made up of a series of 10 motorsport-relevant exercises and a one-mile run, completed as a circuit using the extended gym facilities at iZone Driver Performance2 on the Silverstone site. The challenge element is provided by the quest to achieve this in the fastest time possible.
Following a one-mile run, the gym-based elements of the challenge begin with a timed Batak session in front of the light-wall to measure reaction times. This is followed by a defined number of exercises including wrist rolls, 50-press ups, 15-pull ups, tyre lifts, rowing and a jerry can run. The gruelling programme finishes with a final Batak session to measure the difference in reaction and response times once fatigued.
"A challenge such as Grid Fit enables drivers to benchmark their fitness level and identify specific areas of weakness on which to improve," said Eliot Challifour, who helped devise Grid Fit in his role as Director of the Porsche Human Performance Centre. "The exercises included in Grid Fit work many of the main muscle groups essential for motorsport fitness and the fact that they are completed in a circuit means that physical and mental stamina are also keenly tested."
So far 10 drivers and riders have taken up the Grid Fit challenge and earned their place on the leaderboard. Bradley Smith, 125cc World Championship competitor and future MotoGP rider currently sits in pole position, completing Grid Fit in a rapid 17mins 49secs. Second place is held by Porsche Carrera Cup GB 2012 Scholar Daniel Lloyd, with a time of 19mins 19secs. The challenge is now open to any Motorsport competitor, amateur or professional, who would like to improve their fitness levels and aim to make their mark on the leaderboard.
"Grid Fit demonstrated the benefits of pre-season training for me," said Daniel. "We are now five race weekends into the 2012 Porsche Carrera Cup GB season and I'm pretty pleased with my first attempt at the challenge. I'm now working to maintain my fitness levels to ensure that I deliver the best performances possible right through to the last race at Brands Hatch in October. Incorporating regular attempts at Grid Fit will help monitor my performance. I also have my eye on the top spot on the Grid Fit leader board!"
Grid Fit costs £95 to enter and can be booked on a one-to-one basis or as part of a larger group.
Eliot added, "It is just as important for participants in motorsport to maintain a consistent level of fitness throughout the season; we work closely with our clients on this. Grid Fit is a good indicator of a driver's level of total conditioning".
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Pensioners face cuts to vital concessions
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- May 20, 2014
MORE than 100,000 Tasmanians will have concessions cut for vital services such as public transport, electricity and water bills as a result of the Federal Budget, federal Opposition families and payments spokeswoman Jenny Macklin says.
Ms Macklin said the concessions, worth $9 million a year, would be cut for more than 98,800 Tasmanian pensioners and 5583 of the state's Commonwealth Seniors Health Card holders from July 1. The axing of the National Partnership Agreement on Certain Concessions for Pensioners and Seniors Card Holders would cost Tasmanians $42 million over the next four years.
"These cuts start in just 42 days and are another hit to the retirement security of Tasmanian pensioners and self-funded retirees,'' she said.
"This is a further blow for Tasmanian pensioners who will have their pension cut at the same time as they are being slugged with new taxes for fuel and a $7 co-payment to go to the GP.''
The partnership agreement provides Commonwealth money to help the Tasmanian Government provide pensioners and Commonwealth Seniors Health Card Holders discounts for essential services such as public transport and help paying their electricity and water bills. The State Government would now need to foot the bill, or pensioners would have their concessions cut within months.
"Just like he lied before the election, (Prime Minister) Tony Abbott is lying to pensioners after the election,'' Ms Macklin said.
"These cuts will hit pensioners from July, not in three years like the Prime Minister says."
Ms Macklin said the cuts would affect 65,400 full-rate pensioners who, other than the $20,000 a year they receive from the age pension currently, have no income.
"Tony Abbott's first Budget is an unprecedented attack on the standard of living of Tasmanian pensioners, and a complete betrayal of the promises he made to them before the election."
A spokesman for Social Services Minister Kevin Andrews said each state and territory government was responsible for their own concession arrangements and it was a matter for them to work out how to provide the concessions in the future.
"The Commonwealth contribution covers approximately 10 per cent of the total cost to the states for providing concessions to Pension Concession Card holders and fully funds transport concessions to Seniors Card holders,'' he said.
"The states then provide a range of concessions for council land and water rates, utilities including energy and sewerage, motor vehicle registration and public transport.''
Before the election, Mr Abbott said there would be no change to pensions.
However after 2017, pension increases will be linked to the rise in the consumer price index rather than to the rise in male average weekly earnings. Eligibility for the concessions will also be tightened.
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Susie Jacobs of Yarra valley Posted at 10:55 PM June 09, 2014
I started work at 15 paid tax all my life. Super was unheard of then. I am 61 and have no other income than pension. I am poor now i will be destitute soon. How am i going to survive. I have been doing lots of community service over last ten years and looking after aged relatives. I hardly survive now. Just live week to week. Life will not be worth living. Only get $400 per week. Have health issues this country in big mess. We hate you abbott you one big big liar.
Norma Fearns of Lucaston Posted at 11:53 AM May 27, 2014
Lost in all this rhetoric is the fact that most people receiving the pension today would have left school at 15 years of age and paid tax most of their lives. They have paid their way and now this lot expect them to live their last years in poverty. We are turning into a greedy selfish nation.
Tonia Bott of Hobart Posted at 10:27 AM May 24, 2014
Lindon Hayes, the generation of people currently suffering as a result of this appalling attack on our most vulnerable citizens is the generation that paid for your schooling, your health care, your very existence. If you don't feel an obligation to repay them for their services to you and your siblings, what sort of person does that make you? This is yet another appalling assault on the basic decency that was once a characteristic of Australians. It seems that this, like so many things that were once of value, is a thing of the past. Remember you too will be old and vulnerable one day.


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I'm used to fermenting wine and having it go completely dry during primary, but I'm new to the brew seen. I'm wondering what determines your final gravity? Do you let fermentation go to completion on it's own or do you stop it at a specific gravity?
I know the recipes give you a FG but I need a little more explanation on how that's achieved.
There are severable variables that affect FG. A few of them are:
mash temps
yeast strain
pitching rate
aeration & oxygenation
fermentation temps
amount of fermentables & unfermentables
etc. etc.
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Happy Brewing!
as mongo said, many things go into what the actual FG will be. for recipes, its usually just based on the average attenuation of the yeast strain used.
+1. Type of grain is another variable. As far as an all-grain brewer goes (starting from the malted grain (and sometimes unmalted), and not the malt extract made by a company), all the variables are adjustable. Type of grain, mash temp, whether you use nearly 100% fermentable sugars like cane or corn sugar, yeast strain, amount of yeast pitched, ... These variables all determine what the FG will be.
With extract it's a little more limited to the brewer, but not entirely. Basically there are just more unknowns. If it's malt extract, whether it's dry (DME) or liquid (LME), it is made of grain originally as well. But it's hard to know what type of grain the malt company used to make the DME or LME; for instance, how much crystal malts were used to make an "amber" DME? Also, what was the mash temp they used? and (i'm assuming this matters to how well malt extract ferments) how did the company dry the "wort" so it was concentrated dry or liquid extract (i.e. whether there was caramelization that made some of the sugars that were fermentable into unfermentable)? Also, how old is the extract? Has it degraded on the shelf and might not be as fermentable as it was when it was fresh?
Regardless, I think it is safe to say that beer brewers don't (generally) stop fermentation purposely. It can all be (if all goes well) determined by ingredients and process.
Thanks for the replies everyone,
So in other words just let it go and it will finish where ever it will based on the mentioned variables.
Thanks again
"So in other words just let it go and it will finish where ever it will based on the mentioned variables."
Pretty much it. After a few more brews, a bit more experience, and a little reading.... you'll be able to manipulate the aforementioned variables and get close to predicting exactly where it will end up. Have fun and good luck.


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Former Wayne State University football player dies
Updated On: Jan 21 2013 10:06:45 PM EST
The Wayne State University football team has lost a player.
In a statement posted on their athletics site, the university said Serxho Guraleci died Monday morning while at an off-campus workout facility in Macomb County.
"Anybody that knows Serxho, knows he was as healthy as a horse," said Serxho's best friend Chet Privett. "The kid worked out every single day, whether it was lifting weights or running. We just don't know what the whole cause of this was."
Guraleci, who completed his athletic eligibility last November, was a four-year (2009-12) defensive tackle for the Warriors who played in all 48 games during his career starting 25 times.
"This is a devastating loss for the Wayne State football family," stated head football coach Paul Winters. "Serxho was loved by everyone. We are all having a hard time understanding this. We will surely miss him."
He was a 2012 All-GLIAC Second Team selection by the league's head coaches.
"You can see there are so many people here that loved the kid and support him. He's honestly my best friend, and he's like a brother to me. I love the kid," said Privett. "I'm just trying to be here for his family, and trying to support them, and take care of them as much as I can."
At last months WSU Football Banquet, Guraleci was presented the WSU Football Courtney "Cortez" Smith award, which is presented to the WSU football student-athlete who best exemplifies what Smith stood for.
He was still enrolled at WSU this semester completing degree requirements in kinesiology and secondary education. He earned Wayne State Academic accolades four different semesters and GLIAC All-Academic Team recognition every year he could have been so honored.
"You'd hate to anything bad happen to him in anyway, and then you have something like this. You feel so bad for him, for his family, for his teammates that love him so much. Emotionally it just wreaks you," said Winters.
The athletic department has arranged for grief counseling.
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US saves self from Huawei spying by spying on Huawei spying
Re: Ha! Take that!
"Yo dawg, I heard you like backdoors... etc."
So we let you backdoor our backdoor so you could see how we backdoored your backdoors.
Sounds right.
White House may ditch BlackBerry, adopt LG or Samsung, ignore Apple
Don't really see a big deal here for BB...
I mean, they're only "testing" alternatives. That doesn't mean that they'll win out over Blackberry in the end. Tests can and do fail.
I see the "apparent" Apple snub in a similar light. It could also be that these tests are solely to check the appropriateness of Samsung, LG, etc., for use by the White House. Just because they're said to be testing "X"... that doesn't mean that "Y" had failed to get a nod or wasn't being considered.
Besides, its never a good thing to put all one's eggs in one basket, not so?
Paris, cuz apparently the English language is confusing!
ROBO-SNOWDEN: Iraq, the internet – two places the US govt invaded that weren't a threat
Re: Stay tuned...
"As if you all didn't know this crap was happening even before Snowden's leaks. You all must be pretty damn naive.
I give up... this site used to be for technically minded people. Now it's no better than the DailyMail, with readers of the same mentality.
Herd of blithering idiots with no thoughts of your own."
Dude. Patience. That's all you need. It takes all kinds of people to make the world go 'round.
If all of us took the same approach, then arguably, there'd be no Snowden-revelations, as he'd have stopped bothering to complain and left us "blithering idiots" to fend for ourselves!
Re: Iraqi wasn't a threat - wow!
@Charles Manning: Well played, sir. Well played!
@ the AC who posted:" "There are absolutely more revelations to come," Why don't you just spit it all out and be done with it? It's getting tedious."
With our uber-shor-term memories, the gradual revelation of the Snowden documents keeps the issue in play. There's only so much people can digest, so there's that.
The people seem to have an unsatiable appetite for all things Bieber & Kardashian, though. Then again, with how difficult it is to live today, who can blame them for needing mindless distractions?
Is no browser safe? Security bods poke holes in Chrome, Safari, IE, Firefox and earn $1m
Re: This begs the question...
They usually do.
I'm wondering what'll happen to other 'sploits weren't revealed by the contenders.
Plus, what's up with Charlie Miller? He's usually a hit at these things...
Target IGNORED hacker alarms as crooks took 40m credit cards – claim
Fine Tune? More like no-tune...
The car alarm analogy's an apt one, but IPSes & IDSes are supposed to be tuned to filter out the false positive noise. Then whatever clangs the bells needs investiquiries and what-not.
If anything, the Bangaloreans were the ones doing their jobs.
Webmail buggers attack Yahoo!, Hotmail users
no... all browsers capable of running on Windows are vulnerable
You're right about the res:// protocol being a Windows only "feature", but due to the CSS flaw of the bug in question, all browsers that can run on Windows are potentially vulnerable, especially as it exploits a hole in all versions of Adobe Flash.
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BRASILIA (AP) - Brazilian police say seven people have been detained and 22 high-caliber guns and munitions have been seized in an operation targeting a band that trafficked in arms from the U.S. by hiding them inside mattresses.
Federal police in Minas Gerais state said in a statement that five suspects were arrested in Brazil and the other two in the United States, with the help of American officials.
The .762 caliber guns were accompanied by an "enormous quantity of munitions," the statement said. It said the weapons were to be resold in Brazil, mostly to gangs operating in the slums of Rio de Janeiro and other states.
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Moving to Vancouver. Need advice from locals!
Hey, I've just arrived in Vancouver after a 4400 km bike ride from Toronto. Besides looking for a job (anyone want to employ an inspired, motivated, culinary-focused young man?) I'm wondering which neighborhood would be best to settle in. By "best" I mean, of course, which neighborhood will have the best selection of exotic foods / international foods / fresh local foods / farmer's markets?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Two words: Commercial Drive.
Rent is cheaper than most areas in town (though not as cheap as Toronto). Lots of options for markets and still within short bus/train rides of downtown and more ethnic centers.
re: bud carlos
Commercial and Main are both good ideas, definitely stick to the east side and as peter suggests the nearer a Skytrain stop the better (though bear in mind that some train stations do attract a less desirable element). Our transit here blows compared to TO but the new lines are helping to cut down travel time to chow "centres" like Crystal Mall (Burnaby) and No 3 Rd (Richmond).
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re: grayelf
Thanks guys. I'll take a look at those parts of town today.
Can't wait to actually begin my new life.
I live in the Commercial Dr area so I am a bit biased. It is one of the most ethnically diverse and activist neighbourhoods around. The food shopping here is great - a good selection and variety of ethnic foods. Within biking distance is the best place to shop for Italian food (Bosa) and Chinese food (T&T)...also some great butchers, etc. I also think it has the most diverse ethnic eating in terms of restaurants. Hastings St around the corner also has quite a number of shops and restaurants. So if you combine Commercial and Hastings St (they intersect) then you will find probably the best food shopping in the GVA. Great coffee too.
Main St would be my next choice. The restaurants higher quality in general than Commercial Dr and almost as diverse. The food shopping isn't nearly as good as Commercial Dr, IMO....nor is the coffee scene (although JJ Bean and ReEntry are great).
An overlooked area is Victoria Dr and 41st ave - an excellent food shopping street especially for Asian ethnic. Some very good and inexpensive restuarants there too.
The there is Fraser and 49th area. Similar in profile to Victoria and 41st. Also a good eating and shopping area.
re: fmed
I would add Hastings/Sunrise as the next up & coming Commercial Drive-like 'hood:
So the Hastings St corridor between Victoria Dr. all the way to Renfrew St. in a very broad sense.
(this of course as a 3-yr update to this thread .........)
re: LotusRapper
I have been fortunate to live in a neighbourhood that is within walking distance from both Commercial Dr and Hastings-Sunrise ( which is being misguidedly rebranded with the wretched and universally reviled name - "The East Village"). When added together, there really isn't a better place to shop for food in the entire city.
re: Pollo
You can take your bike with you while exploring via transit-a very handy option.
Details on http://www.translink.ca/
i moved to the Drive (Commercial) last spring, handy for transit (Skytrain, Hastings buses)...lots of greengrocers, diversity in restos (tho' not many "wows"), lotsa coffee shops...great option for shopping is to walk up to Hastings Sunrise (around Nanaimo)...i'm pretty happy where i wound up
Location is often a function of budget, but I have to say I am surprised no one has mentioned the West End. I am also partial because I have lived in this downtown neighbourhood for years, after having spent years living on Main street and Lower Lonsdale in North Vancouver.
The West End is a little more expensive than Commercial, but actually very similar to the rents being charged in Fairview and West Mount Pleasant (Main Street), but in my opinion has much more to offer.
If you choose a location in the centre of the West End you are litterally a few blocks from Robson, Davie, Denman, Granville and Burrard. Plus you are easy walking distance to all the restaurants in the business district and just short hop over to the new places in Gastown and Crosstown.
All this in a quiet, tree lined, older neighbourhood that is right next to the beach and Stanley Park.
Diversity wise you can get anything from hole in the wall Asian and Middle Eastern eateries, to fine dining at Hawksworth and Le Crocodile.
In my opinion Commercial and Main are great places to live, but I think the West End takes the cake.


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OK, maybe it won't be forever, but I'm still very sadly leaving NYC, and my love affair with the city's restaurants will have to come to an end. I have until mid-December before I leave. Granted I'm only moving to Princeton, NJ, but it just won't be the same!
My question for you all is: what would be on your list of eating establishments to go to one last time before you leave the city "forever"? Old standbys, new openings, low or high end, specific dishes? I've tentatively started my list below but wouldn't mind some inspiration:
Big Wong - beef chow fun
Eleven Madison Park (if I could only get a reservation...)
Corner Bistro
Torrisi Italian Specialties - tasting menu
Jack's Luxury Oyster Bar
Pok Pok NY - have never tried
Sripraphai - have never tried
La Sirene
Xi'an Famous Foods
Grimaldi's or Keste or Di Fara (for pizza fix)
Momofukus - pork buns
Peter Luger (or try St. Anselm?)
Death & Co (OK that's drinks, but still)
Little Piggy Had Roast Beef
Tia Pol
Breslin - lamb burger
try emp for lunch. it is easy to get a res on open table if you do it 28 days in advance.
Katz's Deli - pastrami on rye
Dominique Ansel - dka, almond croissant, blueberry religieuse, macarons
Motorino for pizza fix - especially the brussels sprouts pizza
barney green grass - nova lox & onions
russ & daughters - super heebster
kee's chocolates
re: tpigeon
yum, the DKA at Dominique Ansel is a great call - will add it to my list.
re: tpigeon
Yum +1 on Kee's chocolates.
re: tpigeon
btw - I meant eggs nova and onions for barney green grass.
re: UES Mayor
re: thegforceny
I know, but it really feels like I am! Going from eating out average 7 times each week in NYC to once in awhile taking the train in from Princeton on the weekend severely hampers my NYC food consumption...
Although I think you are far from "leaving" these are things I would want if they weren't going to be readily available:
Breslin - steak and eggs on breakfast menu
NoMad - chicken sandwich on brunch menu
Keen's - mutton chop
Fatty Crab - chili crab
Toto Ramen
Kajitsu - veg Japanese
Hangawi - veg Korean
Red Farm
Lunch rez at EMP or ala carte at the bar
Dessert tasting at Per Se
Drinks at Lantern's Keep, D & Co, Gin Palace, Amar Y Amargo, Pegu Club, NoMad
re: Spiritchaser
i wonder if the breslin has their burger on the brunch menu as well - i do like a good steak and eggs despite the protein overload.
i definitely need to add NoMad to my list - still haven't checked it out.
re: jen223
I had the lamb burger at brunch.
Pastrami reuben - KATZ DELI
Pork carnitas cemita - CAFE OLLIN
Dandan noodles and pork dumplings in chili oil - CAFE CHINA
Dandan noodles - LAN SHENG
Crispy beef tacos, chips + salsa, fideo, Mexican rice - FLORENICA 13
Meatballs - MOTORINO
Vodka pizza - RUBIROSA
Prix-fixe brunch - ILILI
Burger - PEELS
Cupcake(s) - SPRINKLES
Green chile mac 'n cheese - GOOD
re: LeahBaila
For Pork Dumplings in Chili Oil, my favorite place is Land of Plenty.
I've had this dish at Szechuan Gourmet, Cafe China, Lan Sheng, Wu Liang Ye, etc. Land of Plenty makes the best version out of these places.
re: Cheeryvisage
Land of Plenty is on my list of places I'm dying to try. This is great info! The thing about Cafe China's version is that chili oil! I could drink that crap. It's sooooooooooo good.
re: LeahBaila
What I like about Land of Plenty's version is that the dumplings have more filling and they're very juicy and flavorful. The chili oil just further enhances the deliciousness. Let me know how you like this dish at Land of Plenty. :)
Here's a photo of the dish at Land of Plenty: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cheeryvi...
re: Cheeryvisage
I literally just drooled on to my keyboard. I will CERTAINLY be ordering these ASAP. Perhaps even today! What else do you like @ LoP? How are the Dandan noodles?
re: LeahBaila
Unfortunately, I haven't gotten a chance to try their dandan noodles yet. But, I've had their steamed whole fish in ginger and scallion, and loved the sauce they used (delicious and aromatic).
I also had their pork spare ribs in glutinous rice with bamboo leaves, which were super succulent (very similar to zongzi, I recommend sharing the dish because the ribs in glutinous rice were filling and slightly heavy).
I also love their sticky rice balls (under the sweets/dessert section of the menu). They have 3 different varieties of this.
re: Cheeryvisage
Your pics, btw, are GORGEOUS. Thanks for sharing.
I love zongzi, so the ribs/rice dish sounds ideal! Thank you so much - I will report back. : )
re: LeahBaila
Thank you for your compliment! The dishes I mentioned were from this past Monday's dinner. I'll try to get the photos off my camera and upload them. Hope you have a great meal.
re: Cheeryvisage
Of course. : ) Thanks so much!!
re: Cheeryvisage
Your photo also got me drooling, and got me planning a trip. This place wasn't on my radar at all, so thanks. There seem to be two things listed on the menupages menu--
Szechuan Pork Dumpling with roast chili soy.
Szechuan Pork Wonton with sesame chili pepper corn.
Which is the delicious stuff in your photo, and any idea what the difference is between these two options?
re: rose water
The one I mentioned is Szechuan Pork Dumpling with roast chili soy.
The pork wonton is also very good, but I prefer the pork dumpling because the dumplings are meatier and more satisfying. :)
re: Cheeryvisage
How sweet are they? I like Szechuan Gourmet's version because there's a little bit of sweetness.
re: kathryn
The chili oil used on the dumplings I had at Land of Plenty was just slightly sweet. I personally thought it was just right. Best to try it and judge for yourself since this is pretty subjective though. :)
re: Cheeryvisage
OK...so I ordered LoP for lunch today:
Prawns w/ minced chili pork - The prawns were plump and ample in size. There were plenty of spicy red peppers dotting the dish, in addition to a few broccoli florets, chunks of garlic, and green onions. I found the chili pork to actually be too "porky" in flavor - in a not-so-pleasantly-porky type of way.
Szechuan pork dumplings w/ chili oil - Pillowy and stuffed with a nice amount of lovely, gristle-free ground pork, I still found that the sauce/chili oil came second to my beloved Cafe China.
Wonton soup - Great wontons in the soup, however, the broth also had that unpleasant porky taste. It's hard to explain!
I will definitely give this place another shot, as I can only imagine how delicious some of their other dishes are. :)
re: LeahBaila
Ah, I see. The chili oil used on Cafe China's dumplings is quite a bit on the sweet side for my taste. Even when I ask them to not add any sugar to the chili oil sauce, the chili oil still tasted a bit too sweet. This is probably just a difference in taste between you and I. I like Land of Plenty's chili oil because it isn't as sweet as Cafe China's. Though Lan Sheng's chili oil has no sweetness at all, which I find not as interesting. I guess everyone has their own preferred degree of "sweetness".
I'm curious about the porky taste you speak of. Very strange. I know sometimes the food I eat hours or even days before can have an effect on the taste of food I eat later. I wonder if that has anything to do with the strange porky taste you experienced.
re: Cheeryvisage
Oh, 100%. See, I LOVE the sweetness factor at CF. :) Lan Sheng's version was unmemorable, but I ADORED their dandan noodles.
I know, the "porky taste" thing was really interesting because, generally, I love me a good ol' porky taste. But it was extreme. Almost like as if it had been cooked in rancid oil.
re: LeahBaila
Ouch, that's pretty terrible. The only pork dish I've had at Land of Plenty other than dumplings/wontons are the pork short ribs in glutinous rice with bamboo leaves. I did not notice anything odd about the taste of the pork in that dish. It was delicious and porky in a good way.
re: Cheeryvisage
I *honestly* think it was just a fluke. A "bad/off day," if you will. Because of your praises - and my trust in your opinion - I'm absolutely going to try LoP again.
re: LeahBaila
Hope you have a better experience there in the future. Not sure if you got delivery or ate at the restaurant. The restaurant itself is very nice and the food is probably going to be more enjoyable fresh from the kitchen.
re: Cheeryvisage
Oh, without a doubt. Nope, I got it delivered, as I can't really leave the desk during the day. I do, however, plan to dine-in upon my return.
I recently left my job in NYC for a job in NJ and I made sure to hit up Bon Chon one last time for the soy garlic strips and happy hour special. So. Dee. Lish. Us.
Some added suggestions:
Singapore Chau he fun (the thick rice noodles, insist!) at NY Noodletown
Roast duck ditto--be sure you get it room temperature, NOT reheated
A burger at Nick's on B'way
The crispy pork belly with basil, duck salad, shrimp paste fried rice at Sripaphai
the dried tofu with celery and 3 glass chicken at Spicy and Tasty in Flushing
the kasha varnishes at the 2nd Ave. Deli
re: swannee
It will be harder to plan large format meals when you move, so I'd do the fried chicken or bo ssam thing with your friends at Momofuku if you haven't tried it yet.
I'd also focus on the non-res/long wait restaurants like Mission Chinese, Perla, Spotted Pig, etc.
I also just discovered Rouge et Blanc. Definitely try it before you leave. Also the appetizers and dumplings at RedFarm (the main courses are good but not stellar IMO).
re: peter j
100% second the large format - as far as which to choose, I'd go w/ the bo ssam. It's life altering...
re: peter j
good point! i've actually done both the fried chicken and bo ssam, but i think the breslin has a suckling pig dinner as well. i wonder what other good ones are out there.
will add the other ones to my now unrealistically long list!!
re: jen223
Ma Peche has a new chicken/lamb and rice large format dinner: It looks amazing though I haven't seen any posts about it.
re: jen223
This might help:
The Suckling Pig dinner at the Breslin is great.
As I'd expect, you've been steered very well by others, so I'll just chime in with some of my own additional suggestions:
I like Txikito better than Tia Pol and recommend you go, especially if you can get a crowd together to share a few bottles of wine and try a bunch of stuff. I've only been there once, though, so I wouldn't be able to recommend specific dishes for you.
For a high-end Italian place, I recommend Ai Fiori. Get the incredible cocktail that's first on their list and bourbon-based. A lot of their dishes are great, and so is their wine list, but thinking back on the meals I've had there so far, what I most remember are the vellutata and the bouillabaisse. So if you like seafood, I highly recommend those dishes, which are in my experience so far consistently perfect and among the best food I've ever tasted. If you go by yourself, you could eat at the bar. I found the bartenders very personable guys who had well-justified pride in their work.
Another high-end place you should try to get to if you can is Kyo Ya, for kaiseki. It's a truly sublime experience in all respects. Get some of their great sake to accompany your meal. Alternatively, there's a place that does vegetarian Kyoto-style kaiseki. I don't remember its name, but someone else will.
I think the best thing at Xian is the cumin lamb noodles. I think you might consider checking out some Chinese restaurants in Flushing, though, because once you're in Princeton, it'll be a hell of a lot harder for you to get to Queens than it is now. Post to Outer Boroughs for recommendations. There are a lot of good and interesting Chinese restaurants there. There are also, so I've heard, great Korean barbecue places on and around Northern Boulevard from Flushing out to the Nassau County line and beyond. But New Jersey has wonderful Korean food, so it's probably not essential for you to go to Queens now for that.
re: RosalineS
I agree.. Sripraphai is great! I second that recommendation!
Yonah Schimmel knish bakery. It's where they all come from. It's tiny, but have a sit-down. Walk from Katz's (pastami/rye, as previously mentioned, or tongue--ask, or tip, for the tip of the tongue, which is fattier and tastier' celery soda, don't forget stuffed kishkes and chopped liver, of course), and then pick out to go America's freshest and widest selection of herring (a zillion styles, imported) at Russ & Daughters. A hundred years of fantastic Jewish cooking within 10 blocks.
re: rbraham
I'd skip Schimmel
re: tpigeon
Well, you're right, it's not a culinary peak. But it's right there, and it's cool that it's the source of the best knishes you find anywhere where fine knishes are served. I was happy when I discovered it.
re: tpigeon
Yup, I'd skip Schimmel too.
As would many others: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/224578


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