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SF Trip with Three Children - Looking for Thoughts on my Itinerary
I'm looking for feedback and suggestions in response to my current itinerary for a family trip to San Francisco scheduled in late March. I know there are a few 'respond to my agenda' postings in circulation right now, but I need to tailor my agenda to include kids. Important facts:
--We're a family of five with three boys (ages 11, 5 and 5) visting from the Twin Cities area
--The boys are flexible, if not adventurous, eaters. Though they're generally well-behaved, neither long waits nor quiet, intimate dining is a good fit
--We're staying in Union Square and will be relying on public transit, walking and cabs for most of the trip
--Not too concerned about cost with the assumption that most high-end restaurants won't be a good fit for the kids
--My philosophy: the dining choices need to serve the sightseeing agenda rather than the other way around, but I'm hoping even so to experience some of the unique dining opportunities in San Francisco
--Arriving in SF late afternoon on Saturday and departing sometime Wednesday. I'm renting a car Wednesday and will drive around the city a bit before heading to Muir Woods and Point Reyes
Dinner: Westfield Mall Food Court (getting to the hotel around 6:00 after a full day of travel so looking for something simple)
Agenda: Exploratorium, Fort Point, Fisherman's Wharf
Morning: We will either (1) take the Muni 30 from Union Square to the Exploratorium or (2) take the cable car to the Wharf and then pick up the Muni 30 from there
Breakfast: Honey Honey, Luques or La Boulange in Union Square area. Depending on transportation choices, also considering Hollywood Café in Fisherman's Wharf or Home Plate on Lombard, which is near the end of the bus ride.
Lunch: Looking for something close to the Exploratorium before heading to Fort Point. Considering Pizzeria Avellino or Liverpool Lil's.
Dinner: After Fort Point we're going to Fisherman's Wharf. I'm thinking we'll eat at Scoma with In-N-Out Burger as a fallback if everyone is too exhausted.
I'm not committed to eating at the Wharf. One option is to move the North Beach dinner up a day to Sunday, then eat somewhere else on Monday.
Agenda: Ferry Building, Yerba Buena Gardens, SFMOMA, Chinatown, Coit Tower
Breakfast: Walk to the Ferry Building. Considering Boulette's Larder, though might eat at one of the bakeries.
Lunch: After morning at Yerba Buena Gardens/SFMOMA, go to Yank Sing at Rincon Center
Snack: Golden Gate Bakery
Dinner: After returning from Coit Tower, I'm planning to eat in North Beach. I'm leaning towards Ideale. However, if we eat in North Beach on Sunday night then I will look for someplace closer to our hotel for this dinner. I'm open to suggestions here. Would Tadich Grill be inappropriate for children?
Agenda: Haight Street, Golden Gate Park, Mission District
Morning: Either eat in Union Square or take bus to Haight and eat there
Breakfast: (1) one of the places in Union Square that we didn't go to on Sunday or (2) Squat & Gobble on Haight
Lunch: Planning to spend some of the morning and some of the afternoon in Golden Gate Park (Conservatory of Flowers, Botanical Garden, Japanese Tea Garden) with a break in the middle for lunch. I'm leaning towards Park Chow.
Dinner: After finishing up at the park, head to the Mission District. I want to take the kids to 826 Valencia then eat nearby. I'm thinking either Poc Chuc or Limon.
I'm waking up early on Wednesday and taking the BART to SFO to pick up a car for the rest of our trip. We'll spend the morning and early afternoon in SF before finishing the day at Marin Headlands and Point Reyes.
Agenda: Lombard Street, Twin Peaks, Sutro Baths, Japantown, maybe Baker Beach depending on time
Breakfast: Tartine Bakery – stop off between Lombard Street and Twin Peaks
Lunch: My wife loves Japantown and my 11-year old loves Sushi, so after driving around a bit we'll stop for lunch at Japantown. I'm thinking Takara since I'll need non-sushi options for the other boys.
Dinner and remainder of our trip (Point Reyes, Muir Woods, then south to Monterey) I'll figure out closer to our trip, but I would appreciate any suggestions about restaurants or the agenda more generally.
I think the plan is well thought out. How well behaved/street savy are your kids? I ask because your dinner plan Tuesday night requires them to stay in one place and never wander around on the street. The Mission is a rather chaotic area at night, and if they decide to wander things could get problematic. Valencia is a nice part of that area, but it's still very busy with tons of people on the sidewalks etc.
I would suggest a restaurant that is closer to 826 than Limon or Poc Chuc. What about Range? I would def. scrap Poc Chuc because worse comes to worse if they wander to come find you, Poc Chuc is next to the 16th street Bart which is not the best area and is distinctly worse than Valencia (despite being only a few blocks away from each other).
Your Wednesday sounds rather packed: Point Reyes and Monterey are ~4 hours apart if you don't run into traffic, which you will. I'd recommend skipping Muir Woods entirely and after picking up your car head heading south along 1 to Monterey. There are plenty of beaches to stop at, and you can usually see harbor seals near Bean Hollow (a bit south of Half Moon Bay). Stop at Cowell Redwoods State Park near Santa Cruz, which IMHO has much better trees and way fewer crowds. For food along the way I like The Whole Enchilada in Moss Landing. If you have space in your bags you may be able to pick up some bags of baby artichokes from one of the stands along 1.
Another way to get to Fishermen's Wharf is to take one of the old streetcars down Embarcadero to the Ferry Building and catch another streetcar there: Muni's fine most of the time, but the 30 is reliably slow, especially through Chinatown. If the little ones are up for it, it's a mostly flat walk from Union Square through Chinatown and North Beach to the wharf area, and you can get some more ideas on where to eat along the way.
I wouldn't recommend the Haight for young children, unless you want to explain about aggressive street people. Park Chow's OK, but I usually end up at Pacific Catch (corner of 9th and Lincoln), KiKi (9th between Lincoln and Irving; very informal Japanese, including sushi), or Sow Gai (9th just south of Irving; Thai noodle soups and more standard fare). Gordo's on 9th has burritos you can take to eat in the park (they got a mention in the NYT a few years ago as setting the standard for SF-style burritos).
Westfield Center for your first night is a good choice: the food court has a lot of variety. They also have some more upscale restaurants on the top floor.
San Francisco may be small physically, but it's very dense. Muni tip: keep your transfers. They're good for at least 90 minutes (if you pay your fare directly to the driver you sometimes luch out and get ones good for several hours) and they're good on any line in any direction within that time period, so you can get off, grab a quick bite, and get back on without paying another fare. Parking in most of SF is very expensive, even if you can find parking. If you want to wear out the kids, go climb a street! March is still part of the rainy season (not that we've had much of one this year) so have a back up plan just in case. And the city is colder than most people expect it to be, especially after sundown.
For your Mission dinner, you might consider just visiting one of the many taquerias in the area. This would be a quick and casual meal after quite a long day.
The cafes and restaurants located in the museums in GGP and SFMOMA are better than you might expect from a museum cafe and would save the extra trek out of the park to restaurants. You don't mention the Academy of Sciences in GGP but that would be nice for the kids, especially if the weather turns rainy. They have a nice food court
Another MUNI tip, you can buy 3 and 7 days passes, and children over 4 do need to pay a fare. You can determine if the passes are economical for the amount of transit you will be using. But they are certainly convenient, since you don't have to worry about having correct change for everyone each time you board. The passes include cable cars too. There is also a more expensive pass that includes admission to some of the attractions you mention.
If the weather is rainy (I know we're in spring mode right now but who knows in a few weeks) you might want to consider the Zeum Museum. It's an indoor museum, although it is next to a really nice and big playground outside.
There are several places to eat in the area, including Buca di Beppo.
Great suggestions from others; I'll fill in gaps based on my experiences with my kids and what we've done recently.
Saturday: Westfield has some great choices, but I'd avoid the Korean, Thai and Mexican (Andale) places unless you just want to fill up fast on bulk. None is particularly authentic IMHO; the Thai would be the "best" filling dinner choice of the three. Better bets are Bistro Burger or the San Francisco Soup Co., both at the Bloomingdales end of the food court. If you don't have Beard Papa (cream puffs and cheesecake sticks) in MN, it's a fun treat for the kids if they like sweet things. Out the Door is, I believe, still closed but is generally great; outside, on Mission Street toward Fifth Street, we like 'Wichcraft (it's an NYC transplant) for grilled sandwiches and soups. They do a kids' grilled cheese combo that's a nice deal. However, they also close around 6 p.m.
Sunday: I love La Boulange but would go for Honey Honey unless you want a very light breakfast. LB pastries are fab and the brewed coffee is better than HH, but the only substantial breakfast thing I recall is a huge and delicious -- to me -- tub of yogurt with fruit, granola and honey. My then-six-year-old couldn't finish it when he had it; too rich and thick. Honey Honey has great sweet crepes as well as savory options and filling sides. Fresh juices are nice, and the coffee is passable. (If you're into coffee, then that's a whole other thread! The Bay Area has some pretty great local roasters worth trying.)
I'm not a fan of Fisherman's Wharf food options, but the In-and-Out is great for kids. Why not just have a California fast food experience there...? It suits the setting, too ;)
Monday: I know the Ferry Building is a breakfast destination, but I have to mention the delicious Prather Ranch hot dogs. Boccalone might have non-sweet (salumi) breakfast options, too. Blue Bottle coffee is in the FB but lines (and wait to make the coffee) can be excruciating.
(Hint: another Blue Bottle cafe, at Mint Plaza (Fifth Street at Mission), is a great lightish (a limited but lovely menu that includes pastries, waffles, eggs, oatmeal) breakfast spot but either early (7ish) or late (after 9:30) as it's a destination for many local area workers.)
Yank Sing is a great experience, but if you decide to stay longer in the YBG/SFMOMA area, you should know that the SFMOMA cafe is also very solid -- notably, there's also an upstairs (museum admission required) rooftop cafe with a small selection of sweet treats as well as coffee, etc. that's a nice break from the crowds, if decide you want quiet time. See if the kids can spot the rooftop "Where's Waldo" figure if you head up here ;)
I personally think Tadich is a little stuffy but wonderful, but last I was there was with an astonishingly well-behaved 18-month-old, not older, potentially more fidgety kids. However, it's not that quiet, so if the kids are happy to sit still enough and keep themselves occupied I don't see you being uncomfortable there.
Tuesday: I agree with Tardigrade about the Haight. It's pretty blah for young kids and adults and more of a place for older teenagers and college age kids than younger kids -- lots of vintage clothes, hippish (and hippieish, too) boutiques, record shops, etc., and plenty of street kids with their annoying dogs, etc.
GGP museum restaurants are, as pamf said, surprisingly good. The Cal Academy restaurant is the better choice (than the De Young) for quality, range and price.
Wednesday: Tartine is awesome but be prepared to circle for parking (tip: Dolores Street a block west is often the best bet; you can park in white zones for the various churches and businesses in the Tartine perimeter if they are not open). Lines can be long but you'll generally always find a table.
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Have three boys ourselves who love going into the City. Two sightseeing tips: take the cable car from the base of California St (near the Ferry Bldg) up the hill, which lets you avoid long lines on the Powell & Hyde turnarounds and stop at the Cable Car Museum. Also make sure you find the fortune cookie factory in Chinatown.
For food, on Tuesday, you might try Shanghai Dumpling King just north of GGP. It's a little way from the museums, but prob closer than Haight (?) and you can see the bison nearby. It's a hole in the wall - which is a SF-y experience in its own way. May not want to do this if you go to Yank Sing the day before.
826 Valencia is very cool place - your boys will love it. I agree that you might want a closer restaurant. There are many walkable places and I wouldn't worry about the kids' safety. I'd go to Mission Dolores too, and eat somewhere within a block of that rectangle.
Tartine with hungry kids in the morning doesn't sound great. There's always a line down the block lasting 20 minutes and upward, and that's after you found parking.
I agree with the above suggestion not to bring the kids to the Upper Haight. And food-wise, there's nothing particularly good there, and the things that are good aren't kid friendly.
In addition to 826 Valencia, check out Paxton Gate Kids.
Thank you for all of the great suggestions. I have some research to do and will post any changes and follow-up questions. A couple of quick notes, though:
1. I left out some detail on the back end of the trip, but I was planning Marin Headlands Wed. afternoon; Point Reyes, Muir Woods and drive to Monterey on Thursday; Monterey Aquarium Friday, then head back to SF for a Saturday return flight. I appreciate the Henry Cowell recommendation and will likely go there instead of Muir Woods.
2. I really want to go to Amoeba Music on Haight, but maybe since it's on the end of Haight closest to GGP I just go there after spending the morning and early afternoon in the park and skip the rest of the street.
I'll read up on the Mission Districts and park area restaurant recommendations. Thanks again.
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I think your original itinerary is well thought out. A few more thoughts:
- You can walk from Ferry Bldg to Sansome/Filbert and go up the Filbert steps which ends at Coit Tower. It may be a bit much for 5yos but it was easy for a 7yo who visited us recently (wearing flipflops!). Gorgeous views of the Bay and also an up close tour of Telegraph Hill. From Coit you go downhill to North Beach and can see sights there and continue south to Chinatown (Grant St. has lots of giftshops that kids find appealing, Golden Gate Bakery is midway down and home of the best custard tarts, fortune cookie factory @ 56 Ross Alley) and loop back to your hotel/Yerba Buena. If it gets to be too much walking there are buses in that area can bring you back to Market St/Yerba Buena. Boulettes Larder is gorgeous but might be a bit precious for your kids (with prices to match). I'm sure you'll see something else at the FB that appeals without planning it. In North Beach I like Giordano Bros for the sandwich stuffed with fries, Molinari for a superior made to order sandwich, or Stella for wonderful Italian cakes/cookies and espresso. Washington Sq. Park has a playground and benches or grass for a picnic. Tommaso's is a good dinner fallback (pizza).
- The 3-4 blocks from 826 Valencia to Poc Chuc/Limon are easy to walk and filled with interesting storefronts and people watching. I'd be more worried kids would get lost at the Wharf.
- It depends on your orientation but I personally don't feel the need to shield kids from the homeless or the Haight St kids. It can prompt some thoughtful Q&A. There's nothing wrong with hitting that street for breakfast and Amoeba.
- Any particular reason Twin Peaks is on your list? I've never thought of it for visitors. I agree that Tartine is probably not going to be worth the wait for you.
- The upstairs restaurant at Boudin Bakery in the heart of the Wharf looked appealing when we were there last week. Great view of the Bay, clean restrooms, and a wide-ranging menu. At the very least, it's a good place to stop for a moment to catch your breath. Bread bowl chowder and Peet's coffee are downstairs if you want something more casual.
- Pt Reyes is a day trip on its own. It takes more than an hour to get out there from SF and is the opposite direction of where you are going. However, you might consider adding a walk onto GG Bridge (no need to go all the way across, but it affords one a spectacular view of the Bay and SF from a unique vantage point) and Fitzgerald Marine Reserve in Moss Beach as a stop on your way down to Monterey (great tidepools).


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Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday, but ever since I got a nine to five job (I'm still in denial about this) taking a vaca during Thanksgiving seems to happen each year. Which makes sense though because you can get five days off for the price of two. This year I am headed to Hong Kong and Vietnam and I am so excited. With that said I was pretty bummed to miss Thanksgiving and I really wanted to host this year so I decided to have Thanksgiving at my place Halloween weekend. I was pretty pumped and really wanted to make everything. The only thing I allowed people to help me with was the stuffing, apps, and wine. This was also my first time making a turkey. The turkey involved the first lesson I learned; turkeys come frozen. Now that I think about how early you start seeing the turkeys in store I realize that was a pretty blonde moment but it just didn't occur to me. Lucky enough thouhg when I was talking about cooking and that I was planning on buying the turkey the day before my friends informed me that that isn't enough time. It was Thursday so I bought the turkey that night and it had time to defrost. Phew first dilemma avoided.
Saturday rolled around and I was in the zone. I bought all the groceries and made the pumpkin pie and pumpkin whoopie pies. I was ready. I went to bed excited for the morning.
On Sunday I got up and cleaned and got the table and living room ready. Now it was time for prep. I made the sweet potatoes in the morning and was just planning on reheating them when I pulled out the Turkey. I had the green beans cleaned and good to go.I had the apple dumplings ready to throw in the oven when we were eating, I had the brussel sprouts cleaned and I got all other prep/meals ready/cooked/ready to be cooked—I had my shit together is what I am trying to say. It was finally time to put the turkey in. I took a photo of my beautiful first turkey popped it in the oven and was ready to relax.
It had been about 45 minutes and I had turned the oven down and done the first basting when I was sitting on the couch enjoying an episode of Gilmore Girls when all of a sudden it sounded like a bomb when off and all of the electricity went out. My first thought was my oven had exploded. I walked into the kitchen and confirmed this thought was a dramatic thought since the oven and kitchen were still intact. I heard people talking outside my apartment so I slipped on my rain boots and ran out to find out what was going on. A transformer had blown and the entire apartment building was out of electricity. BUT WHAT ABOUT MY TURKEY?!?! I first called my dad and he said the electricity will probably be out for a while and it might be best to move the turkey. Then I called my sister and told her to make room I was on my way. I was still in my pj's so I looked insane; picture me running down the street with a raw turkey, pj's, and rain boots. It was a low point moment.
I got the turkey in their oven and thankfully the electricity came back on an hour later so it was back to the car. Thanksgiving was only an hour late and everything was fabulous.
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Potato Recipe – for the potatoes, I didn't peel then and I didn't use a ricer. I instead just put the boiled potatoes in my kitchen add and whipped them in there.
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Taking over a space that once was a three decade old iconic establishment can be a task tough to tackle but Humboldt: Farm, Fish, Wine seems to have filled those shoes. Opening in the spot that was once Strings on 17th Street, the restaurant that is part of Concept Restaurants, is celebrating its one-year anniversary this month and it seems ready for many more to come.
The kitchen is run by chef DJ Nagle who, like operations manager Sean Huggard, is a seafood lover. Though the restaurant does not label itself a seafood restaurant, it does serve an expansive seafood selection, including oysters grown exclusively for Humboldt. Besides the seafood, the restaurant focuses on serving a menu that makes it a neighborhood eatery with items like the burger that just won Westword's best burger award. Eater talked to manager Sean Huggard about construction, pressures of opening in the former Strings spot, and more.
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About a month ago now, I had my first experience with back packing. I never imagined that carrying one night's worth of stuff would be hard but I was wrong. Luckily on the way back I had lost some weight in wine, cheese, sausage, pumpkin bars, etc. Clearly I might not be an official backpacker considering I "had" to bring all of those items but even now looking back I would have carried them again. Tthe pumpkin bars though, that is kind of a funny story, let me explain. I thought, how perfect would a pumpkin bar be while camping? Amazing! So the night before I left I was running behind and started baking at 10 pm when I was getting up at 3 am to leave. I was rushing through the recipe and then popped then in the oven to bake. I took them out 30 minutes later and they look amazing. I let them cool and packed them up. I decided, though I don't normally, I should try one now. Thank goodness I did. I took my first bite and immediately felt a burn on the back my throat and thought, well I bought new cloves maybe that is it? But the burn intensified and in about 30 seconds my entire mouth was on fire. What the heck?! Then I looked at my spice jars…I had accidently grabbed the cayenne pepper jar instead of the cinnamon jar. Worst baking fail ever. I was in such denial I actually still planned on packing them. I realized that when you are camping water is scarce because you have to filter it so the idea of feeding people cayenne pepper bars I decided was cruel. I sadly left them in my fridge thinking I really hope my roommate doesn't try them.
For this hike I had the hook up; it might be my commitment issues or maybe just that I am cheap but I didn't want to buy anything for the hike because I thought maybe this will be a one time think. My friend Alyssa had my back: clothes, sleeping bag, sleeping pillow, sleeping pad, back pack, head lamp…like I said the hook up. She even made me a survival kit that had bandaids, paper you can write on even if its wet, coffee, and of course vodka.
I guess I should finally tell you which hike it was, the conundrum hike to the hot springs, which was 8.5 miles each way. I knew it would be tough but man the last mile was rough. When we got to the camp site it was like seeing heaven. We set up our tents and then headed to the hot springs; the entire reason for doing this hike. This is when the sausage, cheese, and wine came into play. There was a rock that we used as a table and we called it "appetizer island." Everyone in the springs gave us some interesting looks but once we offered them a taste they understood why appetizer island must become a "thing" at the springs from now on. I could not imagine sitting in the one of the worlds highest natural hot springs without munster cheese washed down with malbec…could you?
I ended up with bruised hips from the backpack and blisters on my feet but it was all worth it for the view of the sky at night so far from city lights. I have never seen anything like it.
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Just looking at this bowl of Halloween candy has my stomach in knots. There was a time when I could be found traipsing around my neighborhood collecting candy like a pro. Screw that lame plastic pumpkin pail, I rolled with a pillow case over my shoulder and I was out to collect as much of the stuff ... More >>
It's Halloween weekend, which is most likely your favorite time of the year to party if you're under 30. If you're over 30, relax, New Year's Eve isn't too far off. For now, there's just a bunch of shows you should check out this weekend, Halloween-themed and otherwise. Slipknot and Korn take their ... More >>
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The hottest ticket this week is of course Halloween. There's gonna be a shit ton of Halloween stuff for you to do this week and we know you started last week. Just couldn't resist. So of course our music picks for this week include a few Halloween-based ones as well as the usual civilian ones. Doubl ... More >>
In honor of Halloween, DJ Gavin Guthrie put together what he's calling his Blood on the Decks Vol. I mix. We recommend listening while scrolling through our favorite costumes from this year's Cedar Springs party on the block. Also, make sure to check out where previous DC9er DJs are spinning on Hall ... More >>
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Great trick-or-treaters last night on my street. Some years we just get kids from the block. They're great. But last night we got spillover from the Halloween gala on Swiss Avenue a block away. When that happens, we get an even bigger window on the festival. Got me thinking. Check me on this ... More >>
Flickr user: protofluxSo leave it to me. Here it is Sunday night. I'm sitting on the porch handing out Halloween candy and trying to be nice. But I am gnashing my teeth. On Saturday The Dallas Morning News published a story about Halloween in my neighborhood. Much mention was also made of the new ... More >>
Like bacon or dogs in Lobster costumes, Halloween has become epic on the Internet. Ok, we admit, we like a good candy list, but it's getting harder and harder not to click on posts with titles like "Car vs. Pumpkin." As you can see from the video some effing geniuses dropped a "near 1,200 lb." p ... More >>
Scarrots. Apparently, they're not a joke. I heard of them recently and thought that my friend was just making up some cutesy word for carrots. But, Scarrots really exist. Turns out, "A Bunch of Carrot Farmers" (led by Bolthouse Farms) are trying to trick kids into eating carrots this Hallowee ... More >>
Dust off those costumes and break out the fun-size candy, Halloween is just days away. We have plenty of spooktacular food events to tell you about, but first let's talk about another holiday that's happening this week. We love us some good chicken-fried steak, and we've been waiting for so ... More >>
Via GeekologieKinda looks like Willy Wonka's colonNot sure if it's the photo, or the report through Vat 19 (the company that created this Frankenstein) that the worm has a "five-inch girth," but this "World's Largest Gummy Worm" is the most startling, dildo-esque Halloween candy ever. Vat 19 ... More >>
Hi son, make sure you don't eat too many nitrates.What are meat enthusiasts to wear on Halloween? PETA's least favorite costume, as worn by Lady Gaga, was a little too visceral for the enjoyment of the modern public. We're thinking bacon. It's a clearer, more-loved synthetic choice than uncooked ... More >>
Keyboard Cat is too easy! Try Cat Garth Brooks, instead.So, Halloween's closing in, and you have to choose a costume. It's tough, isn't it? The clock is ticking--and if you don't choose something remarkable then the night is a big suck pile.Then, there's your pet. Do you dress it up for the occas ... More >>
Mmm...bloodThere's always that one house in the neighborhood that rocks the effin' ween out of Halloween. The house that every kid is excited about. That house that has such good candy, it inspires adults to pimp out their not-even-eating-solid-foods-yet infants. So, how do you become the best Ha ... More >>
Ray and Peter LekZubar reacts to news that Jason Castro's Dallas tour date is just days away.We'd really like to hear the thinking behind some of the costume choices our nightlife photographers caught out in Dallas last weekend.Why do I always wait till Halloween night to come up with a costume? ... More >>
Don't forget your costume. Here's one idea.Love it when Halloween falls on a weekend, as is the case this year. What that means for music fans is lots of costume contests and tribute nights, and bands and fans will likely be even more intoxicated than usual--so be careful out there. Recently some ... More >>
I love fear. It motivates. It alters perspective. It seperates the haves from the have nots. It friggin' makes you feel alive. Naturally, when I'm not watching Paranormal Activity and I want to be skeered - Haunted House. For my money - $20 to be exact - the best spook joint in Dallas is Sca ... More >>
Alex FloresFor this week's food fight, we asked a group of UNT students to buy bags of Halloween candy--"promising" to reimburse them, of course--pour them out on one of those dorm study tables and start munching. They picked up Fun Size Butterfinger, Baby Ruth and Nestle Crunch bars, Skittles, ... More >>
While most of my friends were busy working on their costumes for this weekend's Disturbathon, I spent my Saturday night with members of Vegan 101 at their annual Halloween Potluck. My costume: a gay vegan Mormon (black flat-front chinos, pink button-down, black poly tie, sneakers, and yes...a bi ... More >>
Jesse HugheyChesterfield's bacon cheeseburger with onion rings.Chesterfield's Food & Spirits2555 Inwood Road No. 143214-353-9268Dude Factor: 9, or Recently Deceased Celebrity, on a scale of 1 (Not Wearing A Costume Because Halloween Is Satanic) to 10 (Devil)Chesterfield's is a sports bar loca ... More >>
Justin TerveenZombies, take a seat.Gloria LevarioA relatively tame moment from Oak Lawn Saturday night.Halloween's still a few days off, but last weekend there were plenty of chances to take the costume for a spin, especially for zombies in Deep Ellum last night, and for every other thing you ... More >>
Each week the Dude Food guys assess the 'masculinity' of Dallas area dives. The more fried meat and junk on the walls, the better the rating...Babe's Chicken Dinner House200 South Main St., Cedar Hill469-272-4500Dude Factor: 9, or Baby Face Nelson on a scale of 1 (Babyface) to 10 (Babe Ruth)While ... More >>
Since we're clearly not getting any real work done today at this point, let's just keep the Halloween theme going, mmkay? Check out the above Halloween exclusive from the Boss hisself: "A Night With The Jersey Devil." Kind sounds like the Reverend Horton Heat, says Wilonsky. Sure does. And, iff' ... More >>
Since the cat's now officially out of the bag on Halloween songs for your listening treat today, here are a couple more recommendations: Visit the Metal Bastard blog to get your free downloads of the Misfit's "Halloween" and the Dropkick Murphys' cover of it. And, sure, visit Johnny Lloyd Rollins' ... More >>
Southwest CEO Gary Kelly, in a photo that ran on Southwest's blog around Halloween Kind of a good news-bad news Wednesday for Southwest Airlines. On the one hand, in today's New York Times there's a really flattering piece about Southwest's chief executive, Gary Kelly -- who, says the paper, "transf ... More >>
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According to the unofficial results from the Kanawha County Board of Elections, the table games issue has passed with Saturday's count, but more votes still need to be counted during the canvass.
After the final precinct turned in its count, the board of elections realized that 155 early ballots from 3 three precincts were not counted -- and they were supposed to be counted at the precincts along with Saturday's votes. These 155 ballots have now been counted and are included in the count below.
Here are the unofficial results:
175 out of 175 Precincts Reporting (100%)
YES: 22,544 Votes (50.04%)
NO: 22,511 Votes (49.96%)
Kanawha County Clerk Vera McCormick says that more than 500 provisional votes still need to be counted. These will be counted during the vote canvass, where the election results are certified, on August 17th. After the completion of the canvass, anyone can ask for a recount within 48 hours. The cost for calling for a recount is $300.
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Rosalyn Breaux of Welsh remains in jail and her attorney, Ric Oustalet, says he's trying to get her out.
"Based on evidence and information that we have, we think that it's completely reasonable that Rosalyn Breaux acted in fear of her life. There was a history between her and one of the alleged victims and it was a violent history," Oustalet says.
Oustalet argues that Breaux was acting out of self defense back in June, when she shot two men, killing one of them. The Jeff Davis Parish District Attorney's Office has moved to upgrade her charges from counts of manslaughter and attempted manslaughter to second-degree murder and attempted second-degree murder.
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"Well we took everything we had and sent it to them, and maybe the District Attorney says they have enough and so they're going to try for that second-degree murder charge," says Crochet.
A grand jury has also been added to the mix and according to the District Attorney's Office, the jury will be convened within a month. Oustalet says this could work for Breaux's case and not against it.
"We're actually happy that they're taking the case to the grand jury because it gives somebody else an opportunity to review that same evidence," Oustalet says.
The hearing to get Breaux's $750,000 bond reduced is on Monday. The trial is set for Jan. 26, 2015.
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How would you feel if you lost nearly half of your retirement money? No, not to another bear market -- but to Uncle Sam! It's a horrifying possibility. But it could happen if you don't pay attention to the rules of your retirement accounts, fail to name the correct beneficiaries to your account, or if your heirs don't understand the proper way to roll over or withdraw your retirement funds after your death.
That scary scenario is the premise of Ed Slott's new book, Your Complete Retirement Planning Road Map (Ballantine, $25.95). Slott is the unquestioned expert on the rules of IRAs and 40l(k) plans as they relate to withdrawals during your lifetime and for the money left over after your death.
Whether it's ordinary precautions, such as naming the correct beneficiary for your IRA, or strategic decisions, such as deciding whether to roll your 40l(k) plan into an IRA when you switch jobs (generally a good idea), or dealing with the complexities of retirement plan assets in divorce, Ed Slott has the advice you need to avoid making expensive mistakes.Don't forget to sign
The most important thing is to make sure you've actually signed a beneficiary form for each retirement account. Next, you need to make a copy of the form you signed with your bank or broker, and leave it with your documents so the account is not overlooked at your death.
Little things that count, and during our conversation, Ed continually reminded me that by the time someone figures out you've made a mistake -- after your death -- it will be too late to do things the correct way.
Step 1: Create an inventory of where all your retirement accounts are stashed, and write it down. This is about more than just account numbers and valuations. Each plan custodian has a different set of rules within IRS legal constraints. Understanding the withdrawal rules, borrowing rules from company plans, and ongoing costs might encourage you to consolidate where appropriate, making life simpler for future withdrawals and for your heirs.
Step 2. Create a checklist of beneficiaries. This is important, he notes, not only after your death, but because it could affect the required minimum distributions you must take during your lifetime -- and thus the amount left to your heirs.
It's important to update this list if your marital status changes or if one of your beneficiaries precedes you in death. The beneficiary document, Ed pointed out, "trumps all other documents, including a will, in determining where the money goes after you die."
Step 3: Check the rules of your company plan or IRA custodian. Some have rigid rules and will not allow lifetime payments to be made to a young beneficiary. Some won't allow the beneficiary to transfer assets to a different custodian. Some won't acknowledge a trust as a beneficiary.
Ed's book covers the new rules that are just going into effect for direct rollovers from company retirement plans to "Inherited IRAs," a specific procedure that must be followed to stretch out the growth and ultimate withdrawals from an IRA that is not inherited by a spouse.
Step 4. Divorce is one of several special situations covered in depth.
"Make a mistake," he says, "and the retirement plan assets will end up taxable to one or the other of the spouses." What most lawyers don't know
Ed explains that a retirement plan can be split in a divorce and retain its tax sheltered status, but most attorneys don't know how to correctly word the division.
If it's a 40l(k) account, the plan must be served with a QDRO (qualified domestic relations order). One tip: The non-employee spouse should then roll his or her portion of the account into an individual IRA, giving more flexibility. Left in a former spouse's plan, distributions might be restricted until your ex-spouse retires!
You worry so much about having "enough" money in retirement, about saving enough, and investing wisely. So don't forget the other end of the process: distributions to your heirs in case your money lasts longer than you do.
Even if you're dealing with a relatively small amount of money, it's worth making the investment in Ed Slott's new book. And that's The Savage Truth.
Terry Savage is a registered investment adviser. Check out Terry's answers to reader questions at suntimes.com, and click on Business.


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Meryl Streep, Shirley MacLaine
Turns out there was nothing wrong with Carrie Fisher's novel about a Hollywood brat that couldn't be cured by cutting most of the jokes, rewriting everything else and getting help from, among others, Mike Nichols, Streep, MacLaine, Dennis Quaid, Gene Hackman, Richard Dreyfuss, Stephen Sondheim and Shel Silverstein.
The result is this lemon ball of a movie confection about daughter-mother relationships, enjoyable even when it's too bitter or too sweet.
Fisher herself adapted the novel. The story is no longer set in a drug rehab clinic, and the addicted brat's mother is very present, giving the movie context and a spot for the estimable MacLaine. If she and Streep, who plays a minor movie star druggie, look about as much like mother and daughter as Dr. Ruth and Dick Butkus, who cares?
Director Nichols stages a party where Streep sings the Ray Charles hit "You Don't Know Me" and MacLaine, competitive in the extreme, follows by singing Sondheim's "I'm Still Here" from Follies (with new lyrics kidding MacLaine's affinity for the supernatural). Streep sings affectingly (she adds a bang-up version of Silverstein's country tune "I'm Checkin' Out"); then MacLaine follows, perfectly capturing the tone of a sensitive, ironic artist who is an egregiously insensitive, unaware woman.
Fisher's script lapses at times into glib foolishness: "Who was that man who slept for 100 years? Rapunzel?" Streep's character is too whiny and self-pitying. And the ending is too golly-darned sentimental.
But Fisher and Nichols effectively use Quaid, as a perfidious suitor, Hackman, as a stolid director, and Dreyfuss, as a whimsical doctor (all of them in surprisingly brief supporting roles). And they have Streep and MacLaine, whose body language alone conveys a world of frustration, longing and unchanneled (sorry, Shirley) love.
At the end of this movie, there'll be plenty of dry eyes in the house, but there won't be many totally untouched hearts. (R)
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Padraig Harrington shot a third round one over par 73 on Saturday at the Transitions Championship at Innisbrook in Tampa, Florida to go four shots behind Jim Furyk.
Harrington bogeyed the first hole but gave shots back on 4 and 9. On the back nine, the 38-year-old birdied the 16th before bogeying the final hole to leave him seven under par for the tournament.
K.J. Choi, Retief Goosen, Bubba Watson and Carl Pettersson are in a four-way tie for second place on eight under par.
Though four shots behind Furyk, who shot a 67, Harrington sounded optimistic about his chances on Sunday.
"It's obviously only one person, so that's not so bad," he said.
"I don't want to give Jim a four-shot lead over a four-round tournament, let alone one round. There's enough guys behind that somebody is going to shoot a good score and put some pressure on him. Hopefully it's me."
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Mobile World Congress -- the largest single annual mobile-focused confab in the world -- is currently on in Barcelona, Spain (one of my favorite cities in the world, by the way). And, the big story is video everywhere, anytime, on any device -- especially your third screen that you carry with you at all times. Gigaom calls "the overwhelming onslaught of video" one of the 5 Trends to Watch at the event.
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So... they're bringing back former "stars" to, again, try their hands at winning the coveted Mirror Ball Trophy!
I know Missy & Sandy watch... not sure about anyone else but just in case you haven't heard... here's the line-up~
Bristol Palin
Drew Lachey (one of my favorites)
Pamela Anderson
Kristie Alley
Emmitt Smith
Melissa Rycroft
Helio Castroneves
Shawn Johnson
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Apolo Anton Ohno
Joey Fatone
Kelly Monaco
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Kyle Massey, Sabrina Bryan & Carson Kressley
The last person will be announced on August 27th.... I am hoping it is Sabrina, next would be Kyle... Please, NO CARSON KRESSLEY THIS TIME!
He is so annoying!
I do not know which celebrity is paired with which professional... But it's going to be weird seeing them with another partner... which will obviously happen to some of them since Drew Lachey & Emmitt Smith both were partnered with Cheryl Burke... same with Mark Ballas and Julianne Hough.
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I had not heard about the new group either Daisy. Thanks for letting us know. Should be interesting but I also am NOT a Carson fan. NOw Gilles Marini - well that's another story --
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