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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Californians rave about year-round sunshine, temperate climate and easy access to surfing, snowboarding, and everything in between.
But a new study released today suggests when it comes to getting the most out of their homebuying dollar, they've got nothing on homeowners in the Midwest.
Eight out of the top 10 most expensive housing markets in the U.S. are in California, while eight Midwestern cities are among the 10 most affordable markets. That's according to the Coldwell Banker Home Price Comparison Index.
The study compared the average value of 22-hundred-square-foot houses with four bedrooms, two and a half baths, a family room and a two-car garage across 315 U.S. markets.
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Mitsubishi incorporated a second electric motor, a giant 150-kW unit, behind the cabin. It sends its 201 bhp to the rear tires, making this car all-wheel drive. Mitsubishi calls this new technology E-Boost, because, as the name implies, the rear-mounted motor is there to act like a supercharger or turbocharger, boosting the acceleration of the car. E-Boost is activated only when you get on the throttle aggressively, such as during passing maneuvers. The system was manufactured by Pikes Peak legend Rod Millen, who is currently working on hybrid powerplants for military vehicles.
"There's a lot that can be done with hybrid technology today. And the concept of an electric motor boosting the performance of a car is a no-brainer. So when I was approached by Mitsubishi to help them out, I welcomed the opportunity," Millen said. I discovered on my half-day test drive of the car that the E-Boost system's operation is simple, and the results impressive. Put the shifter into 1st and depress the throttle pedal. The engine growls to life, launching the car forward. With the throttle to the floor and, amid a loud whir from behind that signaled the activation of the electric motor, the car shot forward. When I lifted, the electric motor turned off, and I was back to gasoline-engine-only mode. I would estimate a 0-60-mph time of roughly 5 seconds. (Unfortunately, during my test drive, the smaller front-mounted electric motor was not hooked up, so total output was about 400 bhp.)
Rich Plavetich, the man behind E-Boost, says that despite the impressive 0-60-mph time, the E-Boost-equipped Eclipse's fuel economy would be about the same as today's Eclipse, perhaps better. Not bad for a car weighing about 4000 lb.
I was also able to sample the handling prowess of the new car on a twisty road. The suspension system uses the basic setup of the current Eclipse MacPherson struts up front and multilink at the rear but it's tuned more firmly, with the rear suspension components borrowed from the Lancer Evolution. Through most corners, the car remains stable, with some understeer. On faster corners, with the rear-mounted motor providing power to the rear wheels, the handling balance becomes more neutral.
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When it comes to IT budgets at the end of the year, most enterprises have little room to play around.
While everyone hopes that Santa will bring a new computer or printer to work, most employees just hope they will avoid finding a lump of coal waiting for them when they return to the office after the holidays.
While IT managers don't typically have an excessive amount of money to spend on expensive items such as brand new computers, there is still the need to provide an office staff with all of the basic tools necessary for establishing reliable communication with clients throughout the year. Therefore, one thing that should be on every employee's holiday wish list should be a conference call system capable of providing the necessary tools for ensuring this happens.
With a reliable conference call system, employees will have all of the right tools necessary for establishing consistent contact with customers and clients. Whether employees need to deal with one, six or 600 people at a time, a reliable conference call system will facilitate this process and ensure that it happens in a clear and secure way. Additionally, today's conference call services come with the ability to record and recall conversations for easy access at a later date. This provides the competitive edge needed to go above and beyond for customer service.
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Fredericksburg, Va. – Marymount University's women's swimming team split a pair of Capital Athletic Conference meets to open the New Year. The Saints topped Salisbury 118-86 but fell to host Mary Washington 118-86.
With the Saints (3-2, 3-2 CAC) winning five of the overall events, Anna Macedonia led the way with victories in all three events she swam in. She posted a 25.41 to win the 50 freestyle, a 1:01.21 to win the 100 backstroke and teamed with Casey Thomas, Katie Moran and Meghan Morch to win the 200 freestyle relay with a time of 1:42.56.
Thomas also won the 100 freestyle with a time of 56.23 and placed second in the 200 freestyle at 2:03.36. Moran was third in the 100 freestyle at 56.83.
Also impressive, Kim Rizzo won the 200 IM at 2:19.97 and was second in the 500 freestyle at 5:35.21.
Bridget Wunderly posted a pair of second place finishes, completing the 1000 freestyle in11:34.79 and the 100 butterfly in 1:02.41.
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this is a terrible school i cant even wear my ear peircing even though theres nothing wrong with it its just a bar going through the top of my ear and the principa allowed two girls to have it and im a boy and i cant have it what a terrible sexist school!!!!!!!!!!!!
Our 6th grader goes to Danville Middle and she absolutely loves it! She has made lasting friendships and her grades have stayed a constant A/B!!! Her teachers are amazing and spend time with my daughter when she doesn't understand something.It isn't in the city where there are lots of distractions.
My son attends the 5th grade and the school is meeting his needs.
I just moved here, and i attend DMS and I have to say, the school is good. Other than paddleing which rarely happens anymore. Its great, the teachers and students act like a family. Everyone knows everyone. You get this safe homey feeling while being here. I give it 5stars. Go DMS!!!!!!!
Over all I would say we have a pretty good school, however I would like to see a little more security for our students. The other issue I have is not just with DMS but the State of Alabama and the lack of commitment to help our gifted children excel in school and not become board with the normal day to day activities.
i happen to attend DMS and i think other than paddeling the school is great! all the teachers are very helpful the students are mostly coopertive.plus they give full effort to help you. If this school was a movie it would most deffinatly get a FIVE star score!
Discipline is lacking. Kids are rude, and not respectful of their classmates or teachers.
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'Big Brother' New Housemate Jenny Thompson 'Will Drive Rival Helen Wood Out Of The House'
'Big Brother' contestant Helen Wood's rival Jenny Thompson has revealed she's going to make life really difficult for her old pal when she arrives in the house.
It was reported on Tuesday that Jenny - who had a threesome with Helen and married footballer Wayne Rooney while they were both sex workers - would be entering the 'Big Brother' house soon in a bid to spice things up, and it sounds like there are going to be fireworks from the get go.
'BB' housemate Helen Wood
Helen has proved unpopular with viewers thanks to her treatment of fellow housemate Jale Karaturp, but because she was given a free pass to the final in the first few days of the series she won't be going anywhere unless she walks - which Jenny says she is determined to see happen.
She told the Daily Star: "I want to jump out of a grandfather clock and see her face when I tell everyone what a bullying bitch she is and how the public all hate her. I will drive her out."
Helen has previously been cautioned by show bosses over her treatment of Jale, and presenters Emma Willis and Luisa Zissman have spoken out, saying if her "unacceptable behaviour" continues she should have her pass to the final taken away from her - which Jenny seems to agree with.
She added: "If I got to see her face to face, I'd tell her she is a bully and be done with her. Then I'd go have a drink with Jale. It's pathetic how Helen has treated her."
Let's face it, though - the last thing the 'BB' house needs is any more drama, especially after Toya Washington's 'Power Trip' appeared to have gone to her head earlier this week, when arguments kicked off between her and several of her fellow housemates.
The 'X Factor' winner reportedly turned down a "life-changing" amount of money to appear on 'CBB', but there's no denying he'd be an interesting housemate.
The former 'TOWIE' star is thought to spill the beans on her recent sex tape scandal if she makes an appearance in the 'CBB' house.
Owner of the 'UK's most controversial boobs' (her words, not ours), fame-hungry Cunningham controversially announced that she would have an abortion to go into the 'CBB' house, but is now insisting that she'll 'sell DVDs of the babies birth' to get famous instead.
The BAFTA-winning 'Misfits' actress has expressed an interest in appearing on the show in the past, with many suggesting it could improve her image, following an attack against a taxi driver in 2012.
The posh (as if her name alone didn't give it away) violinist has only just finished her time on 'Britain's Got Talent' after making it to the final, but has expressed a real interest in the show. Speaking to TellyMix, Lettice stated that she would 'love [to go into the house] so much' and that it would be a 'hilarious' experience.
Is our favourite Eurovision contestant going to keep rising like a phoenix and enter the CBB house? As this season's favourite to take part, we hope that Conchita will spread her message of tolerance and identity across the country!
It's been reported that David, one of the most hotly tipped 'CBB' housemates for this summer, has even postponed his wedding to Kelly Brook so he can appear on the Channel 5 reality series.
After squealing, pouting and running around the 'I'm A Celeb' jungle back in 2012, Flanagan has set her sights on another reality show, stating that she would give the 'CBB' house a try, though it's since been reported her footballer boyfriend Scott Sinclair was against the idea.
The Boyzone singer and Australian 'X Factor' judge was one of the favourites to enter the house earlier this year, but has since taken to Twitter to deny his involvement. Incidentally, his bandmate Keith Duffy was one of the participants in the first ever 'Celebrity Big Brother', alongside Anthea Turner and Vanessa Feltz.
It seems that the 'Gogglebox' gang are in high demand! Posh B&B owners Steph and Dom (pictured) are wanted by the CBB execs, whilst 'Squeaky' George Gilbey has been linked with an appearance too.
The 'Benefits Street' queen has been strongly linked to 'CBB' 2014, but suggestions that this would interfere with her unemployment benefit have suggested otherwise. Still, anything that will infuriate Katie Hopkins even further is good enough for us..
'Big Brother's Bit On The Side' presenter Rylan Clark says he'd love Joan Collins to enter the house. While we do think the TV veteran would make a great housemate, we think he might be chasing a lost cause with that one...
Often considered to be one of the most polarising men in Britain, Morgan's odds of entering the house fell dramatically following the canceling of his CNN show, due to low ratings. Still, maybe he'll attempt to revitalize his career with a stint in the 'CBB' house? (if he can stand the booing...)
Stephanie Pratt could be following in the footsteps of her reality star brother Spencer and joining 'CBB' this summer.
The Daily Star have reported that Michael wants to show 'CBB' viewers he's a 'new man' after his stint in rehab earlier this year.
Katie Price says her cheating husband Kieran turned down mega cash to appear in 'CBB', claiming he wants to be there for the birth of their daughter.
Despite telling The Sun they'd be down for some saucy shenanigans in the 'CBB' house, Paul later took to Twitter to reveal they wouldn't be taking part due to "personal reasons".
After her much-publicised court case earlier this year, Tulisa was reportedly "inundated" with TV offers, including 'Celebrity Big Brother'.
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The Premise: The world itself is based on Ravenloft, or more so the demiplane of dread that is talked about in the original sources. In my variant, however, the demiplane is a creation of pure evil brought on by an incredibly powerful Dark Lord. Though he was eventually defeated he managed to create and incredibly large "schism" within the real world my players live in. This demiplane of dread has existed for untold millennium and most people dont even know about it. The only way to get there is usually violent arcane explosions or incredibly powerful beings clashing in battle. It rips the fabric enough to let people through.
The World: The world is very Ravenloft esque but it has a lot of elements of other dark things. I have even worked in some fairy tales. My group has already fought a Red Riding hood esque werewolf, but the twist was that Red Riding hood was actually the werewolf. I try to incorporate many elements of Ravenloft and even have a Strahd character. The kicker is the he found the runes of the Dark Lord's castle who created the demiplane and was infected with his spirit/armor and thus became the new Dark lord. The world has allowed me to weave and intricate blend of dark themes and other things that make Ravenloft great.
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Desperately seeking good Mexican food in New Haven area
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I've recently moved away from my two favorite Mexican restaurants in
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If you know of a good authentic Mexican place in New Haven, Hamden or
anywhere nearby, I'd love to hear about it.
Rudy Vener
Most of the better known places like Su Casa and Cuckoo's Nest are more Tex-Mex then authentic Mexican. (Not that I'm against T-M, I even occasionally enjoy The Whole Enchilada, a "healthy" Mexican joint!)
For the real thing, try El Charro Alegre or Guadalupe La Poblanita. You can find reviews at the New Haven Advocate site:
(Yes, I know some readers of this forum don't like the Advocate, but it has better dining info than any other paper.)
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It may not be gourmet dining but the taco trucks down at Long Wharf are pretty good. Tacos beef/chicken $1.00. No Tex/Mex here most menus in Spanish, most customers Spanish. and no cheddar cheese to be seen. Beef taco just beef, onions,tons of cilantro(used like lettuce), seasonings, and this awsomw green sauce from a tupperware container. There are usually 3 trucks weekdays, 2 marked Ixtapa and 1 from someplace in West Haven. The West Haven one is usually the one I eat from. They all offer beef head and tongue tacos but I haven't gotten that adventursome yet.
I second Guadalupe La Poblanita at they're new location at the end of Chapel Street in Fairhaven. The food is great as usual, but in spiffy new surroundings. A large Mexican beer selection. Try the roast goat.
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eh, I didn't like it at all.
I'll second Baja's in Orange. My favorite Mexican restaurant around (I live in Hamden). Good fish tacos (which is No. 1 for me when it comes to Mexican restaurants). If you're looking for something closer, Ixtapa (on Whitney Ave. in Hamden) is pretty good, too. Not as good as Baja's, but decent.
re: plriddler
Baja is terrible. My husband & I adore fish tacos and were so excited. Deeply disappointing. Deep fried fish? What is up with that? And what is a salsa bar??? Gringo fare in the suburbs. Try the Taqueria No. Dos down the road or Guadalupe in Fair Haven. No fish tacos, but at least the food tastes like it should.
re: plriddler
I just had lunch at Baja's today. It is hard for me to put my finger on a rating for it or whether I will go back soon; probably not premeditatedly. I had many ups and downs while there. I'll try to flesh out this meal and you can decide for yourself.
First off, I was intending to go to Taquaria #2 but couldn't quite find it and I was running out of time. I had passed Baja so after a while I turned back. It is in a strip and looks a lot like a fast food joint, but it's not quite. You can certainly get food to go. The place has little atmosphere or charm. Kinda a stripped-down, no-frills eatery.
I think I was surprised at first when I went in and this very pretty but sour-pussed girl said, "whatta you want?" Stunned by her directness and NYC attitude that I said, "food." She said, "here or to go?" I said, "here." She said, "sit anywhere", so I sat. There was about five occupied tables (of mostly two people per), and she was dealing with it all and making drinks. Later, I think her boss came in. She still semed to be handling it all. That might explain her curt attitude and frequent frown. Service was passable but very minimal. At one point I was looking for the little condiment cups so I could try different salsas and she calls out loudly, "what do you want", like I shouldn't have left my desk in class. She gave me one cup when I said what I wanted. So I kept cleaning it out and reusing it. I didn't want to have to go sit in the corner...
I got a beer reasonably soon and then it took her a few minutes to get around to my order and then it was processed fairly quickly. While eating she came to the bar area, made drinks and splashed water on me. I'm not sure she noticed but she didn't act like it.
They give you a small plate and a basket of chips. The chips are the hearty (somewhat thick) type. They were OK. At first I didn't realize that you should take the plate and head to the "salsa bar". Once I figured that out I put two salsas on my plate but was not enthusiastic about how they were melding before I had a chance to try each individually. I did not care that much for the medium-mild cooked salsa; IMHO, not as good as Pace. The fresca pico de gallo was quite good. The red, chile sauce was medium heat and had a bitter taste. Couldn't get past the bitterness. The tomatillo (I'm assuming) was so hot I think it had a lot of serranos in it. It was not bad but probably over the top for most people. They also had lots of fresh lime wedges on the salsa bar. Nice!
The #6 I ordered is a carnitas plate consisting of two, large flour tortillas (too hot to handle), refried beans (with two american cheeses sprinkled on top), rice (fresh and done very well), carnitas (meaning something akin to roasted, pulled pork with a tomato seasoning) and (chuckle-snort) "guacomole". I can hardly control myself because we have just been talking about (on CH) the desecration of guacomole with mayonaise or sour cream! This was sour cream mutilation. I actually asked the waitress/cashier/bartender if it was guacomole and she resoundingly said, "yes!" Friends and comrades, we must rise up against this abomination before guacomole sinks to the lowly condition that home fries are just now resurecting themselves from! This was so sloppy-juicey with sour cream that it was seeping down into the lettuce pile it had been placed on. Just a vague resemblance to guacomole, but (thankfully) it was ok on the carnitas.
The carnitas meat was alternately slightly dry and stringy to juicy and tender. Mostly it was good though marginally seasoned enough. It was too much for me to eat. I had the second tortilla virtually filled with meat, for a snack later.
I will say that this is pretty passable food that I think falls in-between authentic Cal-Mex and New England Gringo Mex. I think I might give the edge to Mezcal (and I need to give them a fair shake), or possibly El Amigo Felix.
This plate cost me $10.50. With the Negra Modello my bill total was $15.50.
On the way out the waitress chirped, "have a nice day!" I have the George Carlin routine stuck in my head, where he says, "F you" in reply!
Not that Baja or the waitress/cashier/bartender was that bad. Just that I cannot forget Carlin and those priceless routines...
Guadalupe la Poblanita. It is authentic mexican and a great value; most of the other places are tex-mex
Definitely check out Guadalupe la Poblanita on Chapel Street, in Fair Haven (drive down past Wooster Square, under the highway, and over the bridge - Guadalupe will be on the right, a block or so past Blatchley). Their mole is terrific. It's in an unfortunate location, but easy to get to, and the food can't be beat. Also, try out Tacqueria Mexicana #2, on the Post Road (Rte. 1), just past University of New Haven, in West Haven. It's in an equally unfortunate location, in a small, run-down strip mall, but their food's pretty tasty.
re: surrys
And with just a little more driving (depending on where in Hamden you start), there's Taqueria Mexico #1 in Wallingford on Rte 5. Conveniently located near Chef's Equipment Emporium, where you may be able to buy your own molcajete!
re: surrys
I wouldn't want people to get the wrong idea about Guadalupe la Poblanita's location. It is in a beautiful, stand-alone brick building that is wheelchair accessible. Inside it is much like any average restaurant in New Haven. It is spacious and open. The one anomoly is they do not take credit cards.
The neighborhood IS hispanic, and you might say it's in a run down neighborhood, but it's not unlike much of Fair Haven. They have their own private parking lot and we have never had a problem with breakins or being accosted and we are older Gringos. They do have a monitor setup (for all patrons to see), with outside camera views all around the place. This was new to me. If you are drawn to looking at displays, you can watch your car throughout the meal. I don't know if anyone has had a different experience but we feel safe going there. Unfortunate, is that this is the only place to find really authentic, good Mexican food, in New Haven. Unfortunate for us Gringos, it is a little out of the way, in an unfamiliar neighborhood. I wouldn't even add "to find cheap" or "to find inexpensive" to this comment, though it is a good value. That doesn't enter into the equation for us. Four of us had (more than) plenty to eat, and a beer apiece, for $56.
You can see my post of our meal here, with Passadumkeg @ http://www.chowhound.com/topics/44637...
I understand that I will be debated about whether this is the "only" place to get real Mexican in New Haven, but that's fair. Tacqueria Mexicana #2 is my next stop...
re: surrys
My very positive review of take-out lunch from Taquaria Mexicana #2: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/37025...
I don't think the location is too bad or that run-down. I think it share a smallish building with a convenience store. It is on the left as you go out Boston Post Road (from New Haven), 3/4 mile (past the University), from 122. It's easy to miss because it, and its sign is tucked back in a corner, obscured by trees. If you are coming into NH it's easy to spot.
re: EastRocker
I had a pretty lousy meal at Su Casa in Branford the other night. Fish tacos were bland and mushy. My companions fajitas were also sub par.Shrimp jalepeno poppers had no kick either.
I will not be going back.
re: mmalmad
any reviews for Sloppy Jose in the Woodmont section of Milford?
re: jesoda
What a name! Made me laugh. Not sure if I want to eat at Sloppy's....
Still have not been to Su Casa but it looks like the consensus on CH is it's not very good and perhaps only passable if you are more into Tex-Mex style.
re: Scargod
Calling the meal I had there Saturday is being kind.
I ate at Sloppy Jose's a few years ago, and remember it being good, but I also recall having a few drinks, so don't go by me
re: mmalmad
I really have no idea what authentic Mexican food is, so that's why I was wondering what everyone thought of Sloppy Jose's. I have been there twice and both times came home with a quart of their salsa and two bags of chips. By far the best salsa I've ever had. Both times I've had some type of salad and I have to say that their taco salad was the best taco salad I've ever had.
Again, I can't really say if its authentic but it was tasty none the less. And if you do go, don't get fooled by the appearance of the outside of the building. The inside is much nicer than it looks.
And just as a comparison boyfriend and I stopped in for a quick drink at the Senor Pancho's in Southbury and I thought the salsa was terrible. Very paste like.
re: jesoda
What is the rest of the food like? I could be mistaken, but I don't think taco salad has any Mexican origin.
If you like it, that's what's important. I grew up on Tex-Mex, but I prefer Mexican or New Mexican.
Is their salsa fresco or cooked? There are any number of styles of salsa. Many authentic ones, are cooked, thin and hot, while Tex-Mex fresh salsas tend to be closer to saucey pico de gallo.
I had a salsa (at a place I cannot recommend) where they used canned tomatoes while the rest of the (measly amount of)ingredients were fresh. It tasted metallic. Was the one you disliked cooked?
re: Scargod
I figured as much with the taco salad. I don't really know Mexican food at all so I usually play it safe. The salsa I liked was not cooked, it was very fresh and light and served at room temperature. And I believe the salsa I didn't like was cooked, also served at room temperature. It was on the thicker side, kind of heavy and paste like in comparison to the salsa at Sloppy Jose's.
The chef/cook at Sloppy Jose's came out and sat at the bar. I know he said he made it fresh earlier but I probably should have asked him more about it.
I can see there is a lot I still need to learn about Mexican/Tex-Mex.
re: Scargod
Goodness, the meal I had at Su Casa years ago -- although we are talking 6+ years -- was monumentally bad. I asked for "hot salsa" and after some confusion was given...wait for it...a small bowl of steaming marinara.
I kid you not. Maybe they are under new management these days, and I should stop calling them "Su Caca."
re: hollerhither
Did they do Italian, as well?
I never suggested it was any good; I meant, that of the few comments that exist on CH, most were negative unless equated with Tex-Mex (or fascimile), not real Mex. Now we have one (very old), monumentally negative, new vote.
Six years is a long time. I think, in all fairness, you should revisit and report back. Perhaps you would rename it muñeca caca or poco caca.
re: Scargod
No Italian, as far as I know.
Yes, in the interests of fairness, that is why I made a point of saying it was six years ago. I'm not down that way as often as I used to be so I'll leave it to others to report. Regardless, it would take quite glowing reviews to get me to go back there again, particularly as I have found better tex mex *and* mexican food to choose from (relatively speaking, that is).
But wow, it definitely ranks as one of the most bizarre restaurant experiences I've ever had.
re: Scargod
Ah, but they may have had "mozarella sticks" at the time, hence the sauce on-hand. I made quite a point of asking for hot as in SPICY and got the blankest of all blank looks, from a native English speaker.
Has anyone been to J's Luncheonette? It is a tiny place on Middletown ave., in New Haven, near the school buses etc. I have often driven by and been curious.
re: EastRocker
Not another place to try! I just brought food back from Taquieria #2 and it was great!
re: Scargod
i think i am going to take the plunge and check it out tonight. will report back.
re: Scargod
Scargod, by now you know I am tasteless and as predictable as a trained pig, so I am compelled to volunteer Aunt Chilada's (Whitney Ave., Hamden) into the mix. I can't help myself :)
re: Veggo
Veggo, I require confirmation by other Chowhounders that Aunt Childa's food wouldn't put me into gastrointestinal malaise before I venture back for chow. Otherwise I'm going to stick to a cold one and gazing at the golf course, if I happen to be in the area. SO is going to be today, but I don't think I can convince her to be a guinea pig. She still has recurring nightmares.... :)
PS: I thought pigs were smart?
re: Scargod
I am one who actually likes Aunt Chiladas...I go for the freshly made salsa with bold tastes of garlic, lime, chilis and onion...Its taste varies- dependent on the season,peppers and tomatoes have fluctuating intensities of flavors and heat.
Any of the dishes with fish or shellfish are what I always order...I have never been let down...
Grilled shrimp 'Santa Fe' is a healthy plate of lime and cilantro grilled shrimp-meaty and fresh.
Tuna Tacos- I get them sans the tortilla...Fresh blackend Tuna w/ blk beans,corn,tomatoes,olives, etc.
The quesadillas and chimis are always good as long as you order them 'fajita' style..
They also make a fine Chili Relleno...
All of the chefs/cooks are 'authentic' Mexicanos...
And they have some kickass frozen drinks...
re: cannedpoo
OK, fine. You and Veggo go there and I'll meet you....
Remember, you're the one that likes Su Casa and Ixtapa, too. Though I ate at Ixtapa a number of times I finally called it quits because of (Tex-Mex), mediocrity and inconsistency. There was also the McDonald's w. kids feel at times. Also, this was when I was new to the area and didn't know any better.
re: EastRocker
re: EastRocker
ER and Scargod, enough is enough. I'm calling the ASPCP :)
re: EastRocker
Went there with a large party, results varied . . .
re: EastRocker
I found one comment about J's Luncheonett on "Restrauntica", which I see has an incomplete list of Mexican restos and very few are reviewed: "The best mexican food I ever had in my life...pure and simple, and I have lived in the Southwest for a number of years. A true Mexican eatery..truly simple food done exceptionally well. we have been there several times ....always the best food , I have never been disappointed...a very well kept secret...I am actually afraid to write a great review, because then a great thing may be ruined...but these folks know what they are doing and do it well. Reasonable prices, exceptional food and atmosphere.. cannot say enough good things about it.. small place though but the atmosphere is amazing it's like going to south Texas for a little while,.just exceptional."
This review sure has me curious though. I may have to wait a few days till the chile level in my bloodstream goes down and my cholesterol level stabilizes.
re: Scargod
Scargod, which restaurant was this review for?
re: jesoda
I edited my post to include "J's Luncheonett" and the way it is correctly (or incorrectly) spelled.
re: EastRocker
Ok, I went last night to check out J's Luncheonette (48 Middletown Ave, New Haven)
Situated between AMR and a body shop on Middletown Ave., J's i certainly not relying on its looks to draw people in. The service was friendly, it seemed to be a 2 woman operation, a nice older woman taking orders and a younger woman in the kitchen. The menu is fairly short, and interestingly most of the dishes are named with generic english description. ie. Beef Stew, Fried Pork Chop... I ordered 3 tacos for $1.25 each (steak, spicy pork and beef tongue), the Chicken Stew ($7.95), and a Negra Modelo. She brought me some of the thick homemade chips that I love, with a nice thin red salsa. My tacos came out each on a double layer of small corn tortillas with lettuce, onion, cilantro and lime wedges on the side. They were delicious, I could easily eat six. The Chicken stew was a very simple dish with three chicken legs stewed with green beans and carrots, with sides of beans and rice. The stewed chicken was satisfying, but nothing special, just basic home style cooking.
I don't think I will be dragging friends out there for dinner anytime soon, but if I worked nearby I would probably be eating the tacos for lunch twice a week.
re: EastRocker
I haven't been to Jalapeno Heaven in about 5yrs.
A little east of New Haven, but I really enjoyed the lunches.
I can't find anything here on CH (and I haven't Googled it yet), but I went into El Tapatio, across from C Town Supermarket on Grand, in Fair Haven. It looked nice inside. I took a menu. Looks very interesting. Anyone care to comment?
PS: I bought some really fresh poblanos in C-Town and they have quite a selection of Mexican ingredients, including dried peppers, chorizo and cheeses. I just need to improve my Spanish so I can get better help! Know how ethnicities get stereotyped?
I kept asking for chorizo and (being a gringo), was taken to the salami and assured it was the chorizo!
re: Scargod
Is it possible they had the Spanish style of chorizo? It's kind of dried (which you probably already know) compared to the Portuguese product; though I doubt you could confuse it with salami.
re: harrie
There was a bi-lingual speaking (more than I), man who was trying to help me with Mexican cheese. There was confusion when I asked him, while standing in front of the biggest selection of chorizo I have ever seen (around 20), "which he liked best". This question prompted him to walk away (?) without comment! In retrospect, I could see how he might have interpreted what I was saying as sexual inuendo. The hispanic employee then took over and dragged me down to where the (definitely) salami was. This was actually all pretty funny. I ended up picking a chorizo that, visually, looked good...that I hadn't tried before.
Which prompts another question: What's a good (brand of), spicy chorizo? Some I've had were good but some were not spicy and some are more salami-like than what I want.
I'm still looking for some input on El Tapatio, a Mexican restaurant!
I went into El Tapatio, across from C Town Supermarket at Grand and Ferry, in Fair Haven. It looked nice inside. It was 11:30AM so there weren't any customers yet. I took a menu and it looks very interesting; they have a lot of authentic Mexican fare that you don't find elsewhere, like flan napolitos, cabeza, shrimp seviche and tlacoyos. Does anyone know anything about it??


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Rithvik Dhanjani, currently seen playing the character of Arjun in Zee TV's Pavitra Rishta, spared time to answer our slam book questions...
Birthday: 5th November.
Sun sign: Scorpion.
Nickname: Sonu.
Hometown: Madhya pradesh but I have been living in Dubai from quite long.
Describe yourself: I love to live life to the fullest and hate interfering. I believe in live and let live and I just love my self unconditionally.
Strength: Learning capability and confidence.
Weakness: My Mom and staying away from her.
What can easily impress you: A person who is witty, intelligent and talks sense.
You're crazy about: My work.
Hobbies: A lot of them; dancing, playing musical instruments, hand tricks - I keep practicing them when ever i get some free time, love cricket and movies and I can't live without it.
A cloud 9 moment for you: It was at a press conference of Pavitra Rishta where in spite of Ekta ma'am being so busy and having lot of stuff going on in her mind as The Dirty picture was about to release but she completely remembered who I was and she complimented on me for my acting in Pyaar Ki Yeh Ek Kahani. I was on cloud 9 that moment. It was like the best day of my life.
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Songs you are humming these days: Tum hi ho.
Any TV show you follow: Game of thrones and I have always been a huge fan of How I met your mother.
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Describe your daily routine in short: Currently I get up in the morning, go for shoot and whatever time I come back home, if time permits I hit the gym and then eat and sleep. If I get some more spare time then I watch movies. All this because of my strict schedule.
What's your favorite passtime during free times on the sets: Playing my musical instruments and watch movies.
Favorite hangout places in Mumbai: Candies is one of my favorite and then in town - pizza by the way .. comedy store.
Craziest fan encounter so far: I would like to share some experiences which are really sweet and nice. I have some fans from Kolkata who come to meet me all the way from there and apart from that a particular fan whose name I don't want to disclose, she was mad. I don't know from where she got my ID and phone no. She came to meet me and we clicked some pictures. Slowly, I started getting calls from unknown numbers and this kept on going on for while. Then when it was too much I said I will complain, she stopped. She would call me anytime in the middle of the night. I was little rude and then she stopped.
The best compliment ever received: When my acting teacher - Abhijeet das (he basically never watches tv) when he was abroad he was sitting with his close family members and they were watching my show, he happened to be sitting there along with them and he called me up saying, "There was a lot of matter and I wanted to see more of you in that scene." In the scene, it was me and Purvi (Asha Negi) but he said he could only see Arjun. He didn't see Rithvik Acting but he saw Arjun reacting. It was very natural.
Your inspiration: My acting teacher Abhijeet Das.
If Ginie asks three wishes from you then what would they be: 1. Please talk to God and ask him to grant all my wishes. 2. My Dad should retire and my Mom and Dad should be spending time together. Just be with each other. 3. Pending. I will keep it in my dues.
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Pamela Shank's family loves beef stroganoff, and the Parkersburg, West Virginia cook is sharing their lightened version. "Using the roast beef from the deli saves the hours spent cooking a beef roast. I serve this with a salad for a great, home-style meal."
2 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 25 min.
2-1/2 cups uncooked yolk-free noodles
1/3 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
1/3 cup chopped onion
1 tablespoon olive oil
1-1/4 cups reduced-sodium beef broth
6 ounces deli roast beef, cubed
1/8 teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons fat-free sour cream, optional
2 teaspoons minced fresh parsley
Cook noodles according to package directions. In a large skillet,
saute mushrooms and onion in oil until tender. Add the broth, roast
beef and pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered,
for 10 minutes.
Drain noodles; stir into skillet. Top with sour cream if desired.
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"Don't get old". It's a piece of advice my grandparents share with me almost every time I see them. As my grandpa takes my hand, he tells me that "Getting old is hell". An former marine, now in his mid 80s, having the drive to do it all, but knowing that no matter how hard he tries, no matter how much his mind says "yes", his body argues with a definitive "no".
As we grow up, we're enticed by the idea that after 30 or 40 years of hard work, we get to retire and enjoy our "golden years" traveling, playing golf, watching old John Wayne reruns, whatever we want.
Basically, it's ingrained in our psyche, from an early age, that we have to work hard now to work less later. Save our money today to have money tomorrow. All in preparation for the future, at the expense of the present.
I believe something is inherently wrong with this line of thinking.
Saving money for your future? Of course it's important. I set aside money each month that goes into a savings account and remains untouched. I've paid off literally all debts (excluding my mortgage – but that's an "investment", right?). I'm financially stable, two years removed from having less than $1,000 in my bank account. How? Because I've worked hard, been smart about spending, and keep my iPad buying to a minimum.
As important as financial security may be, if you're eyes are constantly on the horizon, looking toward the future, you're neglecting to see what's right in front of you. You're missing out on life – the only life that's guaranteed. Today. Right now. This moment.
I'm always reminded of my Grandpa's advice: "Don't get old". He knows and I know that getting old is something that's unavoidable. It's going to happen. Every day, every hour, every minute, we get a little bit older. That's life.
But his message isn't about turning back the clock or finding the Fountain of Youth. It's a message of living in the moment. Taking advantage of what's in front of you. Finding time to travel this weekend. Getting out and playing a round of golf tomorrow morning. Creating a life for yourself that allows you the freedom to enjoy life.
I doesn't mean throwing caution to the wind. It doesn't mean being irrational. And doesn't mean that planning for your future isn't important. But it does urge me, and hopefully you, to be bold. To be daring. To take chances.
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Then, instead of putting that life on a pedestal, start taking tangible steps to making that ideality a reality.
My grandpa's been around for a while. He's a pretty smart dude. Take his advice to heart. Don't get old. Spend today, and every day after, staying young. Experiencing life. And above all, enjoying it.
I'm 52 years old LIVING LAUGHING ALOT and LOVING the good, bad and ugly journey! Great Post!
I love it, Dan. Cheers to you. Clearly, age is just a number.
I'm guessing that you and I are probably about 8-10 years apart in age, maybe slightly less. I'm over 30. The funny thing is i've had this odd combo of signs of aging with youthful indiscretion. I can't drink like I used to and a hangover is pure hell. But I started skateboarding at age 33 :). So getting old is really a mind set. You may not control how you age physically, but mentally it's a choice.
I agree – I'm younger than you but, like you said, age is really (for the most part) a mentality. Physically, things may change but mentally and emotionally, things become so much more diverse and interesting. The key is to keep challenging yourself (skateboarding is a great example). Hope all is well my friend.
As I took 2 years off to travel (okay and get my masters) abroad, I told people I was taking part of my retirement when I was young and healthy enough to enjoy it. I definitely want to keep challenging my mind and expanding my horizons to keep from "getting old".
Your grandpa is a very smart man!
That sounds like a great plan, Tammy. I'm hoping, before things get very settled down in my neck of the woods, that I'll be able to do the same – travel more, and cross some things off the proverbial "bucket list" (even though I don't much believe in them), while I'm still young enough and healthy enough to enjoy them. And yes, that grandpa of mine is pretty wise.
I just turned 23 and I see my life flashing before my eyes. My parents and grandparents tell me the same thing. It doesn't matter if you have money or not (to me) – just enjoy what you have. It's a blessing! Great post (once again), Matt!
Yep. And if you're not satisfied with where you are – find a way to get satisfied. Hustle. Do whatever it takes to live fully now, because as dramatic as it may sound, tomorrow is never a guarantee.
Life is too damn short to go through the grind day in and day out without taking some time here and there to have a little fun. I try to live by the work hard, play hard mentality. Work super hard at your job, but also don't forget to have some fun, maybe travel on some weekends, buy yourself a new Apple toy (if you have the means financially), or just explore a new part of your city with friends. It's those experiences that will create life-long memories, and will keep you happy, healthy and balanced. I don't know about you, but I don't want to reach retirement and have all sorts of regrets about all the things i didn't do when I had chance when I was younger and had the means- both physically and financially.
Yes. And it's those "life-experiences" that keep you coming back to the grind, which is inevitable regardless of where you are/what you do, feeling refreshed and renewed. Hope all is well, Jessica. We WILL find time to catch up soon!
Love the blog man . This reminds me to live in the moment and enjoy myself something I tend to forget a lot of the time. However, I admit getting old is a little scary.
Of course it's scary – it can overwhelm you if you let it. But like you said, live in the moment. Enjoy today. Don't sacrifice the moments you have in front of you, today, while you're focused on tomorrow. Cheers!


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