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March, 2005
Circulation 25,537
Welcome to the latest issue of the American Grass Fed Beef Newsletter. In this issue, you will find the following:
* New Grass Fed Roast Beef
* What Our Customers Are Saying
* Grass Fed Beef Recipes
* Maker's Diet Book Review
Over the past few months, several customers requested prepared beef products. We liked the convenience concept so much, that we began to work with our butcher trying various recipes. After several attempts, we've finally got a big "thumbs up" from friends and family.
We are excited to introduce our new 1 lb. vacuum-sealed package of thinly sliced roast
beef which you can simply thaw and serve. Our roast beef is the easiest, most convenient way to enjoy delicious grass fed beef for lunch or dinner.
This roast beef is ideal for deli sandwiches or you can heat and serve with your favorite side dishes.
Our roast beef is shipped frozen. You can add roast beef to any
frozen box of grass fed beef you purchase for only $9.99. Your
purchase of a frozen box of grass fed beef helps us cover the cost of the
shipment so we are able to offer a great deal on items added to your
Almost every grass fed beef order page has "Add Your Favorite Beef to
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Hi Lynette,
We love your beef. We'll always be customers. It's so good!!!! Just keep up the good work!! We're spreading the word here.
To Dr. Whisnant:
It was so good to get your email. Your products like you are the best there is. Who would have thought of you taking time out from your busy schedule not only as a doctor but owner of the company to respond back to my comments.
You take great pride in your product and it not only shows in the quality but also in the flavor. Please keep up the hands on personal attention you give to your company and your clients. Once again, thank you for taking the time to drop me a line, it means a lot.
Charles Turner
To Customer Service:
We are so happy with our order! Your packing was done so well. The meat
was still frozen and some of the dry ice was still intact. The meat was
so superior to any of the meat you can buy in the store. Well worth the
extra cost.
Thank you
Jim and Janey
Roast Beef Panini With Sun-dried Tomato Mayonnaise
¼ cup mayonnaise
2 t. oil-packed sun-dried tomatoes, minced
1 t. minced garlic
1 t. prepared horseradish
1 t. ketchup
Pinch of cayenne
¼ cup red onion, slivered
¼ cup pickled sweet cherry peppers, sliced
Pinch of red pepper flakes
4 slices of 1/2" thick whole wheat, spelt or sourdough bread
½ cup shredded organic cheddar cheese
4 oz. Cooked, thinly sliced grass fed cooked roast beef
Combine mayonnaise, tomatoes, garlic, horseradish, ketchup and cayenne in a bowl.
Toss onion, peppers, and pepper flakes together in another bowl. Drizzle with some
of the pickling juice from the peppers. Let salad stand for at least 5 minutes.
Spread butter on one side of each slice of bread. Spread mayonnaise on the other side.
Sprinkle cheese on two of the slices. Arrange beef on the cheese, then top with pepper salad.
Place the other slices of bread on the peppers, buttered side up.
Toast sandwiches on both sides using a panini grill.
Tip: If you don't have a panini grill, you can rig something
similar. All you need is 2 skillets and a couple of unopened canned goods for weight. One skillet is for cooking and the other is placed on top of the sandwich and weighted down with the canned goods.
When the first side is brown, simply flip and put the weights back on.
Philadelphia Cheese Steak Sandwich
16-ounce cooked grass fed roast beef
2 T. butter
2 medium onions, thinly sliced and separated into rings
8 oz. fresh bottom mushrooms, sliced thin
1 medium red or green sweet pepper, cut into thin strips
4 French rolls or hoagie buns, split
8 oz. thinly sliced organic cheddar cheese or provolone cheese
In a 10-inch skillet melt butter; add onions and pepper. Cover and cook over medium-low heat about 10 minutes or until tender, stirring occasionally.
Remove onion-pepper mixture from skillet with a slotted spoon. If necessary, add additional
butter to the skillet. Add cooked beef; and warm on medium-high heat for 2 to 3 minutes.
To serve, spread rolls open face on a baking sheet. Divide beef and onion-pepper mixture among rolls. Top with cheese.
Broil 4 to 5 inches from the heat for 1 to 2 minutes or until cheese is melted. Serve immediately.
Makes 4 servings.
French Onion Salisbury Steak
1 ¼ lb. ground chuck
1/3 cup fresh minced parsley
2 T. scallion, minced
1 1/2 t. coarse Celtic Sea salt
½ t. black pepper
2 T. flour
1 T. olive oil
1 ½ cups onions, sliced
¾ t. turbinado sugar
1 T. garlic, minced
1 T. tomato paste
¼ cups dry red wine
2 cups beef broth
½ t. dried thyme leaves
Cheese toast
4 t. minced fresh parsley
4 t. parmesan cheese, shredded
Combine: chuck, parsley, scallion, salt, and pepper. Divide evenly into 4 portions and shape each into ¾ - 1" –thick oval patties.
Place 2 T flour in a shallow dish; dredge each patty in flour. Reserve 1 t. flour.
Heat olive oil in a sauté pan over medium-high heat. Add patties and sauté 3 minutes on each side, or until browned. Remove from pan.
Add onions and turbinado sugar to pan; sauté 5 minutes. Stir in garlic and tomato paste; sauté 1 minute, or until paste begins to brown. Sprinkle onions with reserved flour; cook 1 minute.
Stir in broth and wine, then add the salt and thyme. Return meat to pan and bring soup to a boil.
Reduce heat to medium-low, cover and simmer 10 minutes. Serve steaks on cheese toast with onion soup ladled over. Garnish with parsley and parmesan.
I first heard about the Maker's Diet from some of our beef customers who were suffering from significant health issues. They told me about following a "new" health plan that used a holistic approach to healing and wellness. Based on principles found in the world's most ancient text, the Bible.
These people came to us seeking to add pasture-finished beef to their diets. I was intrigued and
knew that many of our customers shared similar health issues so I researched the Maker's Diet on the Internet and learned the story of Jordon Rubin.
Jordan had been healthy as a child and his family thrived on healthy eating and sporting activities. Yet, this healthy and happy teenager experienced the fact that our health can make a quick and dramatic change for the worse without warning. At 19 he was diagnosed with an "incurable" digestive disorder. Facing progressively worsening digestive symptoms of abdominal pain, diarrhea, extreme weight loss and premature death, his prognosis was very poor.
As his health degenerated Jordan visited over 70 health professionals in 7 different countries. He became so
desperate that he was willing to try anything and everything. The medical doctors, immunologists, herbalists, homeopaths, and dieticians tried all manner of treatments and medications both traditional and including some weird science from the outer reaches of alternative health. Nothing worked.
The radical, last chance option the medical profession offered was surgery to remove his large intestines and part of his small intestines. Teetering on the decision to take this last option
. . . he met a nutritionist who offered him the first ray of hope. This eccentric nutritionist suggested he might benefit from returning to a diet based on the Bible. Jordan began to study the Bible and ancient cultures to learn exactly what people ate thousands of years ago.
His studies found that the cultures having the most longevity shared the practice of consuming "living" foods full of nutrients, enzymes, "good" microorganisms, and healthy animal foods. Jordan experienced immediate positive results from the changes in diet.
He also added homeostatic soil organisms (HSOs) to his diet. These are nutrients, trace minerals, and vital organisms missing from today's depleted farmlands. Most of America's soil is barren, pesticide-sterilized, artificially fertilized, fumigated, herbicide laden, pasteurized and microorganism (good and bad) free and to some extent nutrient depleted.
As Jordan began to recover, he gained 29 pounds in the first 40 days and began a journey back to abundant health, energy and vitality. Upon recovery, he dedicated his life to helping others live or regain optimal health. Earning multiple degrees in the field of nutrition, including a N.M.D. and Ph.D, he has written books (The Maker's Diet), lectures, and has founded Garden of Life, which manufactures many of the products used in the Maker's Diet.
The Maker's Diet uses ancient Biblical and scientific resources in its holistic wellness program that leads you to address the health of body, mind and spirit.
The Maker's Diet constitutes a 40-day health experience, which pays special attention to The Three "I"s that
contribute to overall health.
First, balancing insulin, which improves physical, mental and emotional health by helping to maintain proper blood sugar levels, sharpening concentration and enhancing mood. Secondly, reducing infection that lessens the toxic load placed on your immune system. Lastly, managing inflammation, which reduces pain and decreases risk factors.
The Maker's Diet calls upon history to look at the world's healthiest people who are generally the most primitive. In spite of our advanced medical technology and high standard of living, the typical American lifestyle is far from healthy."
Many American eat too much, too often, and too "conveniently." Unfortunately, the Creator did not design us to operate and thrive on fast food, junk food and pre-packed microwave-prepared foods."
Modern diets are composed of at least 55% "new food", not designed by the Creator or eaten by our ancestors. I feel no doubt that many of the modern diseases that plague our modern society (cancer, cardiovascular disease) are a direct result of our over processed and toxic diets coupled with a general lack of exercise.
Rubin breaks up his 40-day program into three 2-week phases. In so doing he provides not just a "diet" to lose weight, but a blueprint for living the rest of your life in complete, vibrant health. The plan is not just a program for those adhering to a Bible-based faith, but is on target with the most current scientific research as to what diet helps to prevent disease and give vibrant, long life.
Phase 1 covers the first 14 days of the program and in setting the foundation establishes temporary food limitations, mainly restricting disaccharide-heavy carbohydrate foods (grains, pastas, breads, sugars, etc.). This aims at providing a more natural balancing of your body's chemistry. In this phase you focus on cleansing your body, correcting imbalances, and eliminating foods or chemicals your body is addicted to such as sugars, artificial sweeteners, caffeine and preservatives.
Phase 1 outlines a complete list of foods to enjoy and to avoid. It also gives help in menu planning and grocery shopping and explains the benefits of a partial fast one day per week. In addition, it discusses the importance of advanced hygiene in overall health and disease prevention.
Phase 2 spans days 15-28 of the 40-day program and continues the trend toward healthy weight loss and incorporates a greater variety of foods. At the same time it helps to establish the healthy eating habits that don't last just for the time of a diet, but can last a lifetime. Again, there is a reference for the foods to enjoy and to avoid in this phase. Mainly, you will add back some previously restricted foods such as fruits, dairy and sweet potatoes.
Phase 3 is days 29-40 of the Maker's Diet and represents the maintenance phase. It culminates in adding additional food options and establishes a healthy, balanced diet that will provide overall health for a lifetime. This phase of the diet allows and encourages balanced eating from each of the food groups, including healthy grains and foods higher in sugars and starches.
As I said the outset, I learned from customers using the program that it advocated grass fed animal products so I was very interested to see what Rubin had to say along these lines. In Chapter 8 he has the following to say concerning protein:
"Their [our ancestors] protein needs were met by consuming pasture-fed animals, wild game, and fish that were rich in highly beneficial omega-3 fatty acids and CLA (conjugated linoleic acid). These fats protected our ancestors against diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and heart disease."
The Maker's Proteins
The word protein is derived from the Greek word proteus, which literally means of primary importance. It is translated into Latin as "primaries," that is, the primary constituent of the body. The human body requires 22 amino acids to build body organs, muscles, and nerves (and much more).
It also has the capacity to convert amino acids into proteins that combat invading protozoa, bacteria, and viruses, and that have the ability to communicate internally. Altogether, your body builds or uses around 50,000 different proteins, including 5,000 specialized proteins called enzymes!
Under normal conditions, the healthy human body is able to manufacture all but 8 of the 22 amino acids from healthy food sources entering the body. These 8 essential amino acids must come from other sources outside the
If even one the these 8 essential amino acids is missing, the body is unable to synthesize the other proteins it needs – no matter how much protein you eat! Animal protein is our only complete protein source, providing all 8 essential amino acids. When we fail to get the essential amino acids and protein we need, we begin to lose myocardial (heart) muscle, which may contribute to coronary heart
Animal products purchased from grocery stores are prone to contamination from pesticides, herbicides, and chemical fertilizers as well as the common overuse of antibiotics and growth hormones in large-scale commercial feedlots, making these food sources downright dangerous.
For these and other reasons, we only recommend animal proteins from beef, lamb, goat, buffalo, venison, elk, and other clean red meats; fish with fins and scales from oceans and rivers; chicken turkey, and other poultry raised in a free-range setting or organically and grass fed. We also recommend "clean" meats harvested from wild sources.
The story of Jordan Rubin and his journey from tragedy to triumph in dealing with his personal health issues is one of encouragement that in it just makes you feel good. The sound foundation from a standpoint of experience, research and science makes The Maker's Diet a good read for anyone interested in health and nutrition.
If you are a Christian, you will find it a must read that makes total sense. Even if
you are not a Christian, the book is insightful and full of scientifically proven information concerning the use of food as a nutricuetical in battling disease or optimizing wellness.
In fact, I would like to offer a few of you a special opportunity to acquire The Maker's Diet completely free of charge. For the first 12 customers purchasing a generic quarter of grass fed beef, we will include the book
F*R*E*E of charge.
Since this offer is ONLY to newsletter subscribers, please indicate in our
Special Instructions area in the order form that you would like to receive
the Maker's Diet when you place your order for your generic quarter of
grass fed beef.
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Grass Farmer and Veterinarian
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The Nike Football Training Camp stopped at the New York Jets practice facility Sunday, and it brought out some strong competition.
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Skinny: Hatton was so good he was a surprise winner of an invite to The Opening, and he deserved it. Hatton was physical and quick, he moved his feet well and competed, utilized his strength, showed good knee bend and wanted to take every rep ...even when the coaches were asking him to back off. Hatton was pure energy and determination, and he was the easily the best offensive linemen at the event.
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3. Grant Newsome, 6-6, 290, The Lawrenceville (N.J.) School
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5. Benson Israel, 6-1, 315, Montvale (N.J.) St. Joseph's Regional
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The second-annual Marist College Senior Year Experience: Bridge to the Future conference will be held on December 6, 2014.
Registration will begin on November 3 at Student Activities. Early-bird registration costs just $25; day-of registration will costs $30.
At the Bridge to the Future conference, Marist seniors will have the chance to learn important skills for life after graduation. Last year's conference included workshops on personal finance, loan repayment, job hunting, the apartment search, and more.
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By Diane Galusha
When the East Branch of the Delaware River and the Binnekill stream became one last August 28 and swallowed the valley that includes the Village of Margaretville, the Catskill Watershed Corporation (CWC) office was among the buildings engulfed by the muddy torrent.
The stone structure at 905 Main Street, built in1965 as the home of the Catskill Mountain News, was strong enough to withstand the physical force of the flood, but water nonetheless seeped in under three doors, two of them four feet above the parking lot.
By Brian Sweeney
Vandals damaged a dozen gravestones in the Margaretville Cemetery last week.
Village workers arrived at the site on the morning of August 7 and discovered the damage. Officials said that all three gates to the cemetery had been locked and the vandals cut through a lock on the upper gate to gain entry.
The damage reportedly occurred some time Monday night or early Tuesday. The vandalized headstones were located in the oldest section of the cemetery.
Margaretville — Come out here! On the weekend of August 24, 25 and 26 when a celebration of fun, adventure and education will be featured at the Central Catskills Great Outdoor Experience Festival sponsored by the Central Catskills Chamber of Commerce (formerly the Annual Street Fair).
Practice for fall sports programs at Margaretville Central School are scheduled to begin next week.
The schedule for the first practices follows:
• Boys' Varsity Soccer on Monday, Aug. 13 at 7 a.m.
• Girls' Varsity Soccer on Monday, Aug.13 at 6 p.m.
• Golf on Tuesday, August 14 at 11 a.m. at the Meadows Golf Center.
MCS Athletic Director Jeremey Marks reminded athletes that an updated sports physical is required to participate.
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Margaretville officials are awaiting formal approval of funding to make improvements that would again have water flowing through the Binnekill Stream.
Mayor Bill Stanton told a group of community leaders at a meeting on Monday that he was received a verbal commitment that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will allocate money for upgrading the bulkhead that allows water to flow into the Binnekill.
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The graduation rate at Margaretville Central School improved to 92.1 percent during the 2011-12 academic year, school officials said recently.
Superintendent Tony Albanese provided the News with updates on a number of topics involving district matters.
The superintendent said the graduation rate improvement was welcome and that "we will always aspire to 100 percent graduation."
He noted that graduation statistics for districts with smaller enrollments can present a distorted picture.
Margaretville — A workshop for forest landowners in the Catskill Region will be held on Saturday, Sept. 15 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at the Margaretville Fire Department, 77 Church Street.
Sign-in begins at 8:30 a.m. This is one of a series of workshops organized by Audubon New York in the largely forested regions of the state; similar workshops have been held in the Adirondack and Tug Hill regions.
Margaretville — Twelve short plays with titles including The Roxbury Boys; Curse the Darkness; The Guest List; The Last Customer; Lend Me a Mentor, and The Cat Fanciers will open as the production Summer Shortcuts II on Thursday, August 9 at The Open Eye Theater at 960 Main Street for eight performances.
In a mix of comedy and drama there will be three plays about a theme of "Friends," three about "Family" and six about "Getting-to-Know-You."
Margaretville — The Historical Society of the Town of Middletown (HSM) will have a table at the Margaretville Hospital Auxiliary Antique and Flea Market on Saturday, Aug. 4 at Margaretville Village Park. Proceeds from the table will go towards renovations of the HSM hall.
Margaretville — Beginning Thursday, July 26, The Longyear Gallery in Margaretville will feature "Gone To Seed," an exhibit of works by artist Helene Manzo.
Accompanying her show will be a new group exhibit of work by all Longyear Gallery artists. The show runs through Sunday, Aug. 19, and the public is invited to attend the artist's reception on Saturday, Aug. 4, from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.
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We're going to make a simple offline-first to-do application with HTML5 technology. Here is what the app will do: Store data offline and load without an Internet connection, allow the user to add and delete items in the to-do list, store all data locally, with no back end, and run on the first- and second-most recent versions of all major desktop and mobile browsers. The complete project is ready for forking on GitHub.Read more...


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Home Learning
Due to popular request, this week's home learning task is to practise drawing 3D shapes using isometric paper. You will need isometric paper, a pencil and a ruler,
- no horizontal lines
- vertical lines stay vertical
Task: Draw three 3D shapes.
You can either:
Choose three from the ones pictured below.
Choose two from the ones pictured below and draw one other of your own design.
Set yourself an appropriate amount of challenge!
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Kanchanaburi ... here we come!
Today 4W has had a fantastic day preparing for the residential visit to Kanchanaburi. We started the day looking at the student booklets, setting ourselves targets and thinking about our itinerary. Then it was time for some fun in the pool. Some of us amused ourselves using equipment such as flippers, floats and balls whilst others just enjoyed chatting with our friends around the poolside.
After break, it was time for a treasure hunt. We had to follow the cryptic clues to locate different letters. When we had found all the letters we had to unjumble them to spell a word connected to our Kanchanaburi visit. What do you think they spelt?
... River Kwai!
Next it was time for a team building task. In teams of four, together with 4L, we had to construct a shelter using bamboo poles, string and netting. Then Ms Dawn and Khun Sumal turned on the hose. Some got wetter than others!
During the afternoon, Miss Sophie led an assembly to answer any last minute questions before we came back to our class to reflect on our day and prepare for tomorrow.
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Building Bridges
This term our learning theme is 'Building Bridges'.
Our BIG question for this theme is:
Our key questions for this theme are:
How are bridges like friendship?
What is it like by the River Kwai bridge?
How do bridges stay up?
Who builds bridges?
To start off our theme we carried out a task in teams: who can build the strongest bridge using only newspaper and masking tape? Check out the photographs below to see our efforts.
This week's Home Learning tasks are myimaths and preparation for the residential. While you're away you will be responsible for keeping your room tidy, organising yourself and making sure that you are clean and tidy. Some suggestions to make sure that you are prepared:
wash your hair yourself
make your bed
tidy your room
practise folding your clothes...
...I'm sure that you can think of others.
This week we have been investigating symmetry and practising visualising and drawing 3D shapes. Some people requested a link to the task we used in school but due to copyright this is not possible. If you would like some isometric paper to practise drawing 3D shapes you can print some out here.
Making bridges out of newspaper was a real challenge, but what made it worse was we only had 15 minutes!!!
Our bridge managed to bear 2000g it was outstanding!
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I can envision your perfect nation, your plan to sedate intellectual pacification. I have to believe that there's more that this. The truth in my hands, that I am not sick, I don't live in sin, that this is all wrong, the reality prison, dreams of human liberation.
Beating a dead horse with fear in your eyes accepted a battle with a war in mind. Singled out the target, big brother in the rifle sights. So you shoot to kill, death just to feel, thunder to fear, rain to know tears. Hide in the image the armor of cowards, hidden in vices just to deal, your elitist faction fueling the flames. In wonder of this revolutionary standstill.
Lifestyle choices, never in struggle? Short sighted goals, this is not freedom, this is control! The prisoner plotting his escape exclusive anarchy a joke in bad taste. Did you offer solution is that why he turned his head, or insult his ignorance, in experience, blindness. You cry for the satisfaction before you put in the work, accept possibilities as a dream, what the fuck's the fuss for? Is this sincerity or is this a joke?
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Cinco de Mayo brought the crowds to Civic Center Park this past weekend, where they listened to music, looked at lowriders, and ate such American inventions as the Pueblo slopper -- an open-faced hamburger smothered in green chile. Authentic Mexican food? No -- but then, Cinco de Mayo is not an auth ... More >>
Although Cinco de Mayo is far from an official holiday in Mexico, it's become a major deal in this country -- and the celebrations started early this year, with deals and parties all weekend. But they're not over yet: Here are cinco places to really mark Cinco de Mayo today. See also: Ask a Mexican ... More >>
As you know, Cinco de Mayo falls on a Monday this year -- but why waste a perfectly good weekend leading up to it? That was the mindset of the folks who gathered on Saturday and Sunday at Civic Center Park to mark the occasion early. Our Brandon Marshall was on hand to capture photos of the action. ... More >>
It's Cinco de Mayo today, and although the city celebrated this unofficial holiday over the weekend, there's still plenty to do in Denver today -- and all week. In addition to Mexican beers and margaritas, the culinary calendar includes private chef dinners, a chocolate festival and even some free f ... More >>
May has arrived, with good weather reports and a weekend full of fun. Not only is this Cinco de Mayo weekend, but eateries in the city's arts districts will be hopping on First Friday. You can also taste Jeff Osaka's noodle soup and get into the dark side of the Fourth. But save some room -- and cas ... More >>
Are you eager to go out this weekend but have an empty wallet? Fortunately, Denver is full of inexpensive entertainment, from a Cinco de Mayo fest to a birthday bash for the late, great James Brown. We've picked out ten of the best events in town, and none of them cost more than $10. Check out the W ... More >>
Civic Center Park was filled with color and culture over the weekend during the city's annual Cinco de Mayo celebration. The all-day event featured food, dancers, costumes and chihuahua races among other festivities -- and photographer Danielle Lirette stopped by to capture the action. Continue read ... More >>
Happy Friday! Don't drink too much at First Friday, because Cinco de Mayo is this Sunday. Here are five of the top food and drink celebrations going down around town -- and if you know of any other good Drinco de Mayo party/deals, post them in the comments section below. See also: - Cinco de Mayo ... More >>
It'll be a busy week for the Rio Grande chain. The Fort Collins location has collaborated with Odell's Brewery and is hosting a release party for Chueco Mexican Lager, a 9 percent agave amaranth beer brewed especially for Rio. The event begins this Thursday, May 2 at 7:30 p.m.; visit the Facebook pa ... More >>
Happy Friday! Don't drink too much at First Friday, because Cinco de Mayo and the Kentucky Derby will go head to head in a battle for your hearts and stomachs tomorrow. Here's a quick rundown of all the action -- and if you know of any Drinco de Mayo party/deals we missed, feel free to post them in ... More >>
From Cinco de Mayo celebrations to the First Friday art walk, Denver has plenty of stuff going on this weekend that won't totally demolish your savings. Whether you fancy mariachi music, watching a chihuahua race or meeting a grunge legend in-person, we've got it all here for less than ten bones. ... More >>
El Diablo, 101 Broadway, will kick off its Cinco Central 2012 party tonight. Starting at 6 p.m., guests can enjoy live Latin music from DJ Gonzo and the Qrquesta La Brava salsa band while sipping on some of Denver's best margaritas -- and then dancing, depending on how many margs they consume. The t ... More >>
Two of Denver's best occasions for drinking -- the Kentucky Derby and Cinco de Mayo -- will collide on Saturday, May 5. The traditional drink of the Derby is the mint julep, of course, and margaritas are always flowing during Cinco de Mayo. But rather than have to declare your alcohol allegiance, i ... More >>
Denver blog posts shoot...and score! Denver Stiffs' Colin Neilson thinks Nugs Danilo Gallinari and Arron Afflalo have done a vanishing act versus the Lakers thus far. Big Media's Jason Salzman offers tips for covering Cinco de Mayo. Denver Egotist touts an experimental short by We Drink It Black. ... More >>
Saturday could very well be a national holiday for drinkers, with Cinco de Mayo celebrations colliding with Kentucky Derby-watching parties. It's not hard to find a good margarita around town -- but a great mint julep? That's a much more elusive creature. Still, I recently found a perfect version -- ... More >>
The entire craft-brewing world will be in San Diego this week for the annual Craft Brewers Conference, which allows brewers from across the country to share ideas, knowledge and plenty of beer. Plus, they get to spend time in America's Finest City. More than 2,600 people are expected to be there, in ... More >>
Cinco de Mayo may not be a huge holiday in Mexico (contrary to popular belief, May 5 is not Independence Day in that country), but it's definitely a major party here in Denver. Here are five Cinco de Mayo celebrations guaranteed to turn your weekend into a major fiesta.
On May 5, you'll be able to pick your reason to drink: not only is it the date of this year's Kentucky Derby, which is our favorite reason to suck down mint juleps while wearing a funny hat, it's also Cinco de Mayo, a holiday that always brings Denverites out to drink, usually to the tune of pitcher ... More >>
El Taco de Mexico, still a winner.Some like it hot! The festivities at this past weekend's Cinco de Mayo festival in Civic Center Park included the fourth annual green chile contest. And the winner's are: Judges' awards: First place: El Taco de Mexico Second place: La Noria Carneceria Thir ... More >>
Last weekend's back-to-back Cinco de Mayo and Kentucky Derby party shenanigans left us feeling more than a little ready to lay off the sauce for a minute. Yet by noon on Sunday, there we were, staring down the wine list at brunch, feeling that familiar urge. That's when it hit us: There is a ... More >>
You've got to hand it to Mexicans: Those folks know how to get down. Besides Cinco de Mayo last weekend -- probably the greatest party of the year -- they also invented the piñata, which, with its injury-prone combination of dizziness, blindfolds, probable drunkenness and a wildly swinging b ... More >>
While you're waiting for your Cinco de Mayo hangover to go away, you might want to start planning your (accidental) three-day weekend. Thankfully, there is plenty for you to do this weekend, even if you need to stay away from booze for a few days. We've got poetry, comics, chocolate, art open ... More >>
You've counted down the days. May 1, May 2, May 3... Now it's here. Cinco de Mayo -- the biggest one-day holiday that spans dos días of food, drinks and fun in downtown Denver. On the big day on Saturday, the Cinco de Mayo Parade returns for its 19th annual walk-through -- after a two-year ... More >>
The Colorado House gave light beer lovers a Cinco de Mayo present yesterday, passing Senate Bill 60 -- which would allow bars and restaurants to sell any beer, no matter how light -- on a second reading. And now word has come in that SB 60 just passed the full House -- which means the next s ... More >>
EsquireFeeling a little woozy from celebrating Cinco de Mayo? Perhaps you'd like to continue your Mexican-themed festivities and cure your hangover in a traditional way: sucking down a michelada.
Don't let this weekend's Cinco de Mayo and Mother's Day party schedule keep you from digging in your garden. Summer weather blazes into town today and the heat is on -- especially for urban gardeners who plant electric-red Ruby Hill Habaneros from the Denver Neighborhood Seed Co....
Although Cinco de Mayo celebrations started last weekend, the party begins in earnest today. Among the festivities on tap for tonight: Vine Street Pub had to reschedule its Smokin' Hot Anniversary Party because of bad weather, and it will kick off today -- rain or shine -- at 4:20 p.m. at Vi ... More >>
The news that Corona Light qualifies as heavy-enough to be sold in Colorado bars and restaurants -- just in time for Cinco de Mayo! -- inspired this from mtnrunner2: Bless you, o omnipotent state government, for permitting us do something we should have been able to do all along without your ... More >>
Bust out your sombreros hombres, it's time to bailar en la dance floor. In addition to being the official unofficial start of the weekend, this Thursday also happens to be Cinco de Mayo. If you haven't already found another Cinco event in which to get your drinko, take a gander at this list a ... More >>
A lot of people in America don't know much about Cinco de Mayo. One popular perception, for example, is that it's Mexico's Independence Day; in fact it's not -- that would be September 16 -- so it's no surprise that, when we're celebrating Cinco de Mayo, many of us have no idea why. On the ot ... More >>
Inspired by how the nearby Atomic Cowboy added Fat Sully's and Denver Biscuit Company to its amenities, David Senger decided to put an authentic taco shop inside his bar, 3014. And Odelay Tacos will make its debut at 4 p.m. today, just in time for Cinco de Mayo. The menu includes el pastor, ... More >>
Tomorrow is Cinco de Mayo, a day commemorating the Mexican army's defeat of the French at the Battle of Puebla. In honor of the occasion, rather than randomly heading off to your closest Mexican restaurant or bar to drink some tequila, we've come up with a list of things to do and places to g ... More >>
This dude is about the bring the party.It's a new month, which means the usual slew of designations intended to raise awareness of things that generally continue getting ignored as per usual during that month -- but for those who are paying attention, May is pretty much a glass case of contra ... More >>
A Flickr photo.Mother's Day is Sunday -- so if you haven't yet made arrangements for a beautiful bouquet and fabulous brunch for Mom, get moving. Also on the culinary calendar this week: Cinco de Mayo and a little race called the Kentucky Derby...
Ska BrewingMexican-style craft-brewed lagers are set to make a splash in Denver this summer, with a couple of new ones joining the fiesta in the run-up to Cinco de Mayo. Because of its lighter, more mellow profile, Mexican lager isn't a style that's common among craft brewers, who typically ... More >>
Shela BurgessBenny's patio is a popular hot spot.A sunny Cinco de Mayo -- what are you still doing inside on a computer? Below are ten places, listed in no particular order, where you can celebrate Cinco de Mayo and enjoy the weather. (And if you know of other good celebrations, please shar ... More >>
Did you miss this weekend's Cinco de Mayo festivities in Civic Center Park? You can still get a taste of them by picking up a bottle of Coyote Gold Premium Margarita -- the margarita that former U.S. Senate candidate Bob Schaffer's wife, Maureen, is marketing along with her Fort Collins business par ... More >>
The forecast is chili for Cinco de Mayo.
miniBAR opened on Cinco de Mayo, serving specials and drinks, of course. "We are ramping up throughout the week," promises miniBAR's e-mail announcement, "serving food and our full menu starting this Friday." The grand opening is May 8 and 9 -- and since this spot tucked under the old Village Inn ... More >>
For a lot of hip-hop fans in Denver, DJ Chonz is only known as the afternoon and weekend DJ on the city's "hip-hop" radio station, KS107.5. They don't know he cut his teeth hustling mixtapes at Cinco De Mayo, competing in Regional DMC Championships, and opening up for national artists like The Roots ... More >>
I forgot to mention this interesting little side note in my blog about Tazo's sneak-preview, media-only dinner on Monday night (which also happened to be Cinco de Mayo)... We arrived a little early and were sipping some tea-infused cocktails when Chef "Goose" Sorensen of Solera appeared suddenly be ... More >>
Those of us who live near Invesco Field are used to humongous, obnoxious fireworks displays this time of year. I'm not talking about the official ooh-aah stuff at Coors and after lacrosse games at the stadium; I like a brief shower of phosphorus as much as the next guy. But the illegal, annoying rac ... More >>
Slideshow Churros, turkey legs, US Navy recruiters and bootlegged Latin rap CDs. Saturday's Cinco De Mayo Festival in Civic Center Park proved to be another exciting event for city-dwellers to experience everything that the Mile High Flea Market has to offer – but downtown! But the most popu ... More >>
As pimped out rides with boomin' systems cruise Federal Boulevard for Cinco de Mayo this weekend, not everyone will be out just to represent Mexican Pride. It's summertime in the Mile High City, when gunshots ring out with more frequency as gangsters crawl out of hibernation. But not this year ... More >>
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Us Ambassador Launches National Sea Turtle Strategy
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US Ambassador HE Michael Ranneberger launch Kenya's national sea turtle conservation strategy on Friday March 4, 2011 at the Malindi Marine National Park beach. ...
Public warned against KWS and KAA recruitment fraudsters
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The public has been warned to be wary of fraudsters conning the public of money for Kenya Wildlife Service and Kenya Airports Authority recruitment for training. Kenya Wildlife Service Director ...
Elephant population in upward trend in Tsavo/Mkomazi ecosystem
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Preliminary results from the just-concluded aerial census in Tsavo-Mkomazi ecosystem show that the elephant population now stands at 12,572 up from 11,696 recorded in the last census ...
Giraffes boat home to Kenya sanctuary
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The endangered Rothschild's giraffe has made a spectacular return home after 40 years in an unprecedented and daring ferry ride across Kenya's Lake Baringo. "We have been waiting for...
Conservation planning for sea turtles in Kenya
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Five species of sea turtles are found in Kenya; the Green turtle (Chelonia mydas), Hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata), Olive Ridley turtle (Lepidochelys olivacea) nest and forage in Kenya ...
KWS partners with IFAW to determine Elephant Populations in Kenya's largest Ecosystem
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A six-day aerial census of elephants and other large mammals starts 07/02/2011 in the Tsavo-Mkomazi ecosystem with more than 100 participants drawn from four countries...
Kenya Wildlife Service completes recruitment of 500 rangers
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The nationwide recruitment of 500 Kenya Wildlife Service rangers for the last two weeks has been successfully completed.The exercise, which started on 17 January, ended on...
Hirola Antelope National Census 23rd to 31st January 2011
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The Kenya Wildlife Service is currently carrying out a national census on the hirola antelope, as a key step in the development of the Hirola Conservation Strategy....
Kenya Methodist University adopts a cheetah
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Kenya Methodist University (KEMU) became the first institution of higher learning to contribute towards the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) Animal Adoption Programme. The university adopted Baby KEMU, a one-and-a half year old cheetah cub ...
Kenya declared free from Rinderpest
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Not sure if many people play this but I thought I'd highlight this mod as it looks awesome. My friends been playing it alot and told me about it yesterday. It's a survival horror game in the ARMA2 world and is aimed more at the 'Walking Dead' style rather than L4D2 type games. You've got to scavange, eat, sleep etc to stay alive. Also, people seem to form factions so as well as zombies, you've got other groups to watch out for. What's even better is that it's a 'true time' mod. If your character dies, that's it. He's dead forever and you have to roll a new one.
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Realistic "Zombies" with custom animations - These once human creatures will act and behave as if they have a heighten sense of hearing and smell but less sight, on top of that they use motion captured animations such as walking and eating from your unconscious body. If you look into any built up area you'll see them walking around waiting for their next victim which dares to venture in.
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Custom Medical System - ArmA II's magic medic feature is a thing of the past with this medical system - If you get shot, expect to bleed and to lose blood until you're bandaged up. Lost too much blood? Then expect to fall over unconscious. If you get shot in the leg then you won't be able to walk until you get morphine so you can man up. Pain is also a factor taken into consideration so without pain killers after taking an injury you'll continue to shake. This is medical at it's best!
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write some scp's :
1 dontcallmewave, Wed, 12th Jan '11 1:09:18 PM from My home
I'm thinking of starting an account on the SCP website and writing a few scp's, the ideas I have so far: A baby who is able literally to suck the flesh off of someone coffee that makes it so that a person never needs to sleep again, but after some time drives them insane (something like) joker toxin what do you think of them, and how can I make them scary and original? feel free to write your own ideas here, but dont be suprised if I steal them
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He who fights bronies should see to itthat he himself does not become a brony. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, Pinkie Pie gazes Also
Does this belong in Writer's Block?
3 Morven, Wed, 12th Jan '11 1:16:37 PM from Seattle, WA, USA
A brighter future for a darker age.
4 Bagelzz, Mon, 5th Sep '11 1:55:49 PM from Underground
An insane musicianOne I've always kept locked up in my mind, hoping one day I'd write and submit, was something like a guy/ girl with "omniscient schizophrenia." He/she hears a little voice in her mind (like schizophrenia) but the little voice is aware of everything in it's current surroundings. Ex: locked in a room, it is aware of everything in that room (contents of guard's pockets, cell phone contacts, contents of guard's stomach, etc.) or outside, it's be aware of, literally, everything.
Haikus are easy. But they can be confusing. Refrigerator.
5 feotakahari, Mon, 5th Sep '11 2:24:45 PM from Looking out at the city
Fuzzy Orange DoomsayerAn idea I had when browsing the SCP website, which I've sometimes thought of using in a non-SCP story, is a small, square piece of metal with a face carved into one side, evidently a coin of uncertain origins. When idly flipped, it tends to land on its edge. When flipped to determine a specific course of action, it lands in accordance with whatever the person flipping it really wants to do. (This does not take into account information the person flipping it does not have, but does take into account impulses they'd rather not admit to.)
That's Feo . . . He's a disgusting, mysoginistic, paedophilic asshat who moonlights as a shitty writer—Something Awful
6 Bagelzz, Mon, 5th Sep '11 2:59:29 PM from Underground
An insane musicianlove it Another one i thought of is a statue, similar to SCP-173 or the weeping angels from dr. who. Only this one, when observed, will do absoutely nothing. But once you look away from it, it sorta "teleports" so that it is somewhere in your field of view. no matter where you look after observing it, it is ALWAYS there hiding in your field of vision somewhere. every sighting, it gets a little closer until it gets to you and [DATA EXPUNGED] But I'm just spewing ideas out here, feel free to use any of them :p It's not like I'm gonna submit any of them any time soon, due to a tragic cocktail of procrastination and laziness.
edited 22nd Sep '11 3:29:02 PM by Bagelzz
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7 Colonial1. 1, Tue, 10th Jan '12 7:13:12 AM from The Marvelous River City
Crazed LawrencianDoes it really belong here, as opposed to World Building?
Proud member of the IAA What's the point of being grown up if you can't act childish?
◥▶◀◤It could go in either*, there is a huge overlap in Writers' block and World Building.
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9 Euodiachloris, Sun, 15th Jan '12 2:38:26 PM from England (Oop North)
Euo will do!A type of cursed speed that gives you a great high... and lands you maybe 2 centuries forward when you come down - well, give or take a few decades, depending on the dose.
"When all else failed, she tried being reasonable." ~ Pratchett, Johnny and the Bomb
10 alethiophile, Sun, 15th Jan '12 3:01:16 PM from Ëa
Shadowed PhilosopherI thought once about a computer power cord that ran whatever you plugged it in to without power, but also slowly grew evil AIs in it. With the whole stupid "can animate your computer to attack you with wires" aspect. I suppose it could work. Their general guideline is "If you would want it, it shouldn't go here."
Shinigan (Naruto fanfic)
12 Bagelzz, Sat, 31st Mar '12 3:21:06 PM from Underground
An insane musicianI remember reading that one last night. Loved it! Good work
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- Lost mug shots of Axl Rose at age eighteen were found by an intrepid Paris Review writer. The story alongside them is great, too, especially if you are a "Guns 'n' Roses" fan.
- This shot of silhouetted ants in the Costa Rican rainforest, above, by Hungarian photographer Bence Máté won Veolia Environment photographer of the year award which is presented by the Natural History Museum of England and BBC Wildlife Magazine.
- A Calvin Klein ad, seen below, has been banned in Australia for promoting rape. A watchdog group says the ad "was demeaning to women by suggesting that she is a plaything of these men. It also demeans men by implying sexualized violence against women."
- Reuters talks to Julian Schnabel about those really big polaroids we mentioned a couple of weeks back.
- Meanwhile, NPR has much more on "photograffeur" JR and his TED prize:
JR's projects vary but have one underlying cause: Provoke change by fostering community. "Portrait Of A Generation" showed giant photos of suburban "thugs" outside Paris. "Face 2 Face," which, as the TED site explains, "some consider the biggest illegal photo exhibition ever," explored Israeli-Palestinian tensions. "Women Are Heroes" was an effort to empower women by showing their faces.
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When Ealing Trailfinders wingman Owen Bruynseels received a belated call-up to join four of his club-mates in the England Counties camp for their game against the Ulster Bank International Team at Preston Grasshoppers RFC tomorrow (March 16, 7.30pm) he was thrilled
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We are a family of 5 (3 teenage kids) and need some suggestions for restaurants while we are visiting there Easter weekend. Trying to keep the cost at a moderate level that has food the kids will like.
Any suggestions would be great. Ive made reservations for brunch Sunday so thats done; just need a lunch and 2 dinner suggestions. Thank you so much in advance :)
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We are at the Hilton Garden Inn Downtown at 1101 4th Ave.S. We will have our car.
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As you have 3 teenagers, I suggest a place that has good food and would be interesting to them...Bryant Lake Bowl! A combination of cool diner and classic 50's bowling and an interesting and hip crowd.
Masa on Nicollet Mall would be a good choice. Walkable from the Hilton, and the food and cocktails are very good. It is higher-end Mexican food. The guacamole is tasty, and they have salads and seafood dishes. The interior is nice.
Thank you so much for the referrals! If anyone is ever in Madison WI, I know some great places to eat here :)
I would suggest a visit to the Midtown Market at East Lake Street and just east of Chicago Avenue. It's less than two miles from your hotel, just south of the downtown area. It's inexpensive and family oriented. Great people watching. You can choose anything from "street food" to award winning cuisine. Welcome to MInneapolis, and I hope you have a great time.
re: bettylarue
I had that on my list as a place to go not thinking to eat! Thanks so much for the suggestion :)
re: trixie09
I love dining at the St. Paul Hotel, but I have only eaten in the restaurant at the front door, not the other one. I would assume you would be happy there. There is a place in downtown Minneapolis called Hell's KItchen, where they specialize in breakfasts and the food is great, but I wouldn't call it holiday brunch exactly.
re: trixie09
I've done Easter at M Street. Really quite decent (although it is in the hotel basement -- no windows). Typical "nice" midwestern brunch. Not gourmet, but the food is well-prepared, the selection is large, and the service is friendly.
A similar experience closer to your hotel would be Nicollet Island Inn.
re: Michael Florey
Better view at Nicollet Island Inn, for sure. I've never been blown away by their food but haven't been disgusted either. It's good for large family brunches, we used to do that, until my mother finally admitted that their interpretations of classics were too modern for her (when she orders eggs benedict she doesn't want the hollandaise to be anything other than plain old-fashioned hollandaise, for example). But it's a lovely old space and I'm never sure, exactly, how they survive.
We did mother's day brunch and Grand Cafe in Minneapolis last year and that was really nice. Basically a neighborhood (Lyndale? Kingfield? I'm a little fuzzy on south Minneapolis neighborhoods!) spot, not in downtown. I always like to see different neighborhoods when I'm not in my home town .... and this includes Minneapolis since I live in St Paul (ha!).
Otherwise, +1 for Brasa. Depending on if your kids like Asian food, I'd recommend one of the Pho places - perhaps Quang on Nicollet, weekends they have the sea bass pho that everyone raves about. I don't know how much Vietnamese you have in Madison but we do it very well here in the Twin Cities! that strecth of NIcollet is called "Eat Street" - lots of good places. Maybe if the teenagers want to eat somewhere else... ??? don't know how old they are! :) have fun!
re: trixie09
We have friends in Madison. Love going to your Farmer's Market at the capitol every year! But I digress....
For Easter do you want a buffet or just a nice meal? I have had the best holiday meals at Cosmos which wouldn't be too far from your hotel. The only caveat is that it's typically not cheap. Prix fixe for $45/pp, but it's really good food. I've had some horrendous holiday meals out (cold turkey at Kincaid's in St. Paul for Thanksgiving one year... blech!), so I know some places are not at their best on a holiday. Cosmos has always been spectacular.
As for a fun place to take the kids - we took our niece to Victory 44 for her 15th birthday and she LOVED it. She's a little bit of a foodie though and pretty adventurous. That said, they have a darn good burger that her 10 year old sister also loved, so there's good stuff there for everyone.
Have fun here and I'll hold you to that Madison recs offer! ;)
re: gildeddawn
+1 for ice cream. Though I'd put Pumphouse Creamery far above any of the others you mentioned. Izzy's, Sonny's, and Seb Joe's all have some good flavors. Grand Ole Creamery is, in my opinion, thoroughly forgettable.
re: mtullius
And Pumphouse won't cost you $50+ for 5 as opposed to Izzy's.
re: semanticantics
Get five single sugar-or-cake cones at Izzy's, rather than five double scoops in handmade waffle cones, and it'll be about half that amount. And well worth it, in my opinion.
re: AnneInMpls
Agreed. I get a "Double" cup every time I'm there. $6.50 (give or take 0.10) after tax. That's $32.50.
I don't want to ignite the "best" ice cream firestorm, but Pumphouse and Izzy's may as well be two completely different foods. Just like the burgers and pizzas, it's doing a disservice to send people there on a recommendation without describing the product (Izzy's = decadent, in-your-face, rich; Pumphouse = local ingredients, very very subtle flavors, not rich; Sebastian Joe's = in between but closer to Izzy's; Grand 'Ol Creamery = more "traditional" ice cream).
Pumphouse doesn't interest me at all -- I find it tremendously uninspired and like more flavor options when I go for ice cream. Izzy's is, as far as I am concerned, as good as any ice cream I've had anywhere. But that's just as much my personal preference as anything else.
re: MSPD
Thanks, MSPD, for a great summary of the Twin Cities' premium ice cream spots! Me, I believe that a kiddie-size (or Izzy-size) scoop of top ice cream is always better than a ton of the more mediocre stuff. And i agree with you on your personal preferences - but again, that's a personal thing.
To get back to the OP's request for "teenager friendly" food - it completely depends on your teenagers, of course, as well as where you're staying in Minneapolis. I assume your kids aren't into exotica (like the best sushi or trying Hmong or Somali food), or else you would have mentioned it. So, assuming the standard burgers/pizza fare, I highly recommend the following inexpensive-to-moderate places:
- Trotters in St. Paul for awesome burgers (buffalo,not beef), great salads, and fabulous baked goods. Plus, it's on the same block as Izzy's Ice Cream Cafe.
- Brasa for chicken, pork, braised beef, and and fabulous southern sides. There's one in N.E. Minneapolis, close to the downtown area, as well as one in St. Paul (Grand Ave).
- Pizza at a place like Punch or Nea or Lola. Punch is all over the Twin Cities (the closest one to downtown Mpls is in on Hennepin in N.E. Mpls, just past the river). Pizza Nea is virtually next door. Pizzeria Lola is in S. Mpls, I think (I've never been there).
- Lunch or a very casual dinner at Birchwood Cafe (near Franklin Ave & West River Blvd in Mpls) - this is one of my favorite casual places for any age or culinary preference. They always have a great - and very creative - turkey burger on the menu. Plus some interesting pizza options (including a standard pepperoni pizza that's one of my favorites). Best of all, your kids might spy some aging hippies like myself for a historical/cultural lesson!
But if you REALLY want hippies - aging or current - you should go to the Seward Cafe on Franklin near Minnehaha (in Minneapolis). They have the best black beans in town. Wave if you see me - I'm a very aging hippie wearing a tie-dye T-shirt and grooving to those awesome black beans.
re: MSPD
I completely agree that Izzy's and Pumphouse are very different, though I'd disagree with your descriptions a bit. Pumphouse's ice cream is certainly "rich" in the sense of containing a lot of butterfat. But what I think you're getting at is that Pumphouse generally uses less sugar. Some of the flavors are subtle, but others are practically bursting with whatever flavor is featured. Especially the sorbets, which to me are like eating a concentrated form of the fruit in question.
Personal taste, as you imply, is the key-- for me, Pumphouse is the only option, and Izzy's doesn't do anything at all, such that I've quit trying it..
re: mtullius
The take-away message, for the OP and anyone else reading along, is that the Twin Cities is so blessed with fantastic, creative gourmet ice cream shops that we can afford to argue about which one is best!
Go to any place described above and you'll have great ice cream. Enjoy!
A good lunch spot would be Black Sheep Pizza on N Washington. Our family of 5 really liked it.


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