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The UP result which evicted the sitting CM at the electorate only goes on to prove the disapproval of people for the state divide says TDP.
The Uttar Pradesh translated into our language only means no partition say the Telugu Desam Party Members on Tuesday. The results announced yesterday only goes to emphasize the disapproval of the general public over the proposed split of four smaller states as announced by the UP's Former Chief Minister Mayawati. The CM's party BSP lost miserably in the hands of the Samajwadi Party. This was a lesson to be learnt by the Andhra leaders who would face similar fate, if they prophesy partition says TDP leader P. Keshav. "People have taught a lesson to those trying to draw political mileage in the name of division of the state (Uttar Pradesh). This should be an eye-opener for (Andhra Pradesh) parties which are making similar attempts," he added.
But Telangana supporters differed over his claims. They said, the fight for Telangana state was entirely different from the situation in the northern state. Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) legislator K. Tarakarama Rao said, "It is not proper to draw a parallel between the two. The Telangana movement was more than four decades old."
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14 October 2014 7:34 AM, PDT | FilmExperience | See recent FilmExperience news »
Today the new season of Tfe begins! We're celebrating with an all top ten list day. Every few hours, a new and highly random top ten list to kick off the Fall Movie Season (our favorite time of year!). Let's start with something that's been haunting me because I forgot to post about the 25th anniversary of The Fabulous Baker Boys yesterday, one of my all time favorite films. A long time ago in a New York City that still felt like a galaxy far far away (I was a recent transplant... 1999/2000?) I attended a Jeff Bridges photography show. He's really a very good photographer and takes photos on the sets of his movies. I stared and stared at this enormous black & white photograph of Michelle Pfeiffer that Bridges had taken.
This photo is so magnificent in person
My bank account was humiliation in numeric form though I don't remember »
22 September 2014 2:15 AM, PDT | Virgin Media - TV | See recent Virgin Media - TV news »
Former 'Emmerdale' actress Claire King is joining the cast of 'Coronation Street.' The 51-year-old star has landed the part of former barmaid Erika, who is set to arrive on the cobbles in December as an old friend of Liz McDonald and will cause some trouble for businessman Nick Tilsley, as she immediately sets her sights on him, leading to a fling between the pair. Speaking about the role, Claire, who also appeared in 'Bad Girls' and was forced to leave the most recent series of 'Celebrity Big Brother' due to illness, said: ''I am beyond thrilled to be joining the cast of »
18 August 2014 2:30 PM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
We're not quite sure we're ready for this. We've only just recovered from Helen Wood's Big Brother win, but that's old news now - because 14 famous faces made their way into the Celebrity Big Brother house tonight! But who are they? Read on for everything you need to know about the bungalow's brand new residents...
So who is she? Angelique is a model, exotic dancer and, er, 'adult film star'.
What do I need to know? Angelique is nicknamed Frenchy, presumably because she was raised in Paris. She's probably the star who'll get the most 'who?' comments, but if you want to know your stuff, she landed appearances on the Howard Stern Show after being on Playboy TV. Since then, she's been on reality shows Rock of Love, Charm School and I Love Money - oh, and some of you might be pretending you »
16 August 2014 4:00 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
Tumble: BBC One, 6:30pm
Presented by Alex Jones, BBC's gymnastics contest sees five of the celebrities perform acrobatic floor routines, while the remainder take to the aerial hoop.
The bottom two contenders from the first and second week will face The Vault, where head judge Nadia Comaneci will decide who to eliminate and who to save. Beth Tweddle will also perform.
Got to Dance: Sky1, 8pm
The dance auditions continue, as the contestants aim to impress the judges in order to earn a place in the live shows.
The judging panel includes former Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt, West End tap-dancer Adam Garcia and Diversity's Ashley Banjo. Davina McCall presents.
TV's Nastiest Villains with Joan Collins: Channel 5, 9pm
Joan Collins announces the results of an online poll in which viewers were asked to vote for TV's nastiest villain. Jr Ewing from Dallas, Walter White from Breaking Bad, Dynasty's »
4 August 2014 4:57 PM, PDT | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »
What's next for Sony Pictures, "Women in Black" or "Bad Girls?" As Sony talks to "Bridesmaids" director Paul Feig about writing an all-female "Ghostbusters" reboot, the studio has doubled down on its progressive development efforts by hiring Lisa Joy Nolan to write a female superhero movie set in the "Amazing Spider-Man" universe, an individual familiar with the project has told TheWrap. Even before Amy Pascal took its creative reins, Sony has long been an equal-opportunity studio — producing "A League of Their Own" in the early-90s amidst male-driven baseball movies such as "Field of Dreams" and "Major League," as well as. »
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6 June 2014 5:21 AM, PDT | The Guardian - TV News | See recent The Guardian - TV News news »
Bad girls, big hair and Jason Priestley's beautifully brooding face share your happy memories of the Peach Pit below
Former Beverly Hills, 90210 star Jason Priestley has just published his autobiography. In it he has the following advice for young stars: "If youre lucky enough to be on a hit TV show, dont leave until they kill you off. You never know when, or if, the next ones coming." Wise words, Jason, and particularly true given that the original 90210 was the ultimate teen hit. Here are six reasons why:
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9 May 2014 11:55 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - TV news news »
Football on TV - it's a hard nut to crack.
Sure, there's blanket coverage of the sport itself - plus highlights shows - but when it comes to dramatising the beautiful game, things are a little more thin on the ground.
With this season drawing to a close and the 2014 World Cup getting underway in a little over a month, here's a look back at five times that telly took aim at footy - the results, as you'll see, are variable!
The Hurricanes (1993-1997)
This animated effort from '90s cartoon legends Dic Entertainment charted the misadventures of a fictional soccer team and their coach Jock Stone - a character based on Celtic Fc's 1951–57 manager Jock Stein.
The Hurricanes was top notch entertainment for kids - with a rocking theme tune - and there was a respectably high level of actual football content, even if our heroes always pitted their »
22 April 2014 1:24 AM, PDT | Shadowlocked | See recent Shadowlocked news »
DVD special features. Ain't they great? Packed full of fun facts about the making of your favourite TV programme or movie, they're designed to add great value for money to our favourite shiny discs.
The problem is though, they're the equivalent of Toto pulling back the curtain on a huffing and puffing Wizard of Oz who's doing his level best to convince a motley crew of visitors that he's some awe-inspiring green overlord head of doom rather than a chubby bloke pressing down lots of pipes. The illusion's gone – much like the DVD special features which show the mundane process behind the end product. Look, there's a sweaty cameraman zooming in on the hero of the hour! Look, there's take number 39, with cast members pulling the face of a man chomping down on a wasp sandwich. Value for money is all well and good, but DVD extras are essentially the »
16 April 2014 3:00 PM, PDT | E! Online | See recent E! Online news »
Okay. Stay with us on this one. Does it not look like Solange Knowles put on that bright orange jacket with the intention of it serving as a dress then had to come up with a quick solution the moment she felt a draft up her you-know-where? We can't call this a true malfunction since the "Bad Girls" singer came up with a clever fix, but there's no way that scarf in the shape of a skirt was planned! It looks like the wrap we make when we don't want to walk around the beach in our bikini! We can see how the Coachella performer thought this tangerine dream jacket by Acne Studios might have just enough length to serve as a full-on look. A few more inches, and it would make a gorgeous modern suit dress, »
12 April 2014 3:30 PM, PDT | Shadowlocked | See recent Shadowlocked news »
It comes to a pretty pass if the most rebellious thing in your life is eating a banana outside of lunch. A monkey wouldn't think twice about eating a banana whether it's 10am, 3pm or 11.30 at night. Eric would throw lunchtime caution to the wind when gobbling a banana to turn into superhero Bananaman. But for Willow Rosenberg, chomping on a banana whenever she pleases depressingly sums up her current mid-teen crisis. Her friends are taking her for granted. The new Slayer in town is a double-crossing sleaze. Worst of all, Snyder's using her in his ongoing plan to give a free pass to every arrogant jock gracing the halls of Sunnydale High with only tinned meat for brains.
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Best pulled pork
Hi, can anyone tell me where I can get authentic pulled pork ?
I saw some one reffered phils place 838 on college street ,Lousy one . kinda sauce coated
sliced pork not worth for 7 bucks with fries.
I'm a big fan of Cluck, Grunt & Low's pulled pork sandwhich. It's inconsistant and always seems slightly different on each visit but has ranged for amazing to very good for me. Authentic depends on the region you feel is authentic because they all have a slightly different style. This sandwhich is serve with slaw on top and is usually referred to as Memphis style. They're sandwhich stands up to those I've had while living in Dallas and Atlanta.
Keep in mind that many on this board as well as personal friends have had inconsistant to horrible experiences there. But I'lve always had a pretty good to great experience. Pull up some of the threads here and be cautious with your sides as they can be pretty bad ...but the pulled pork rocks.
re: abigllama
In Toronto, the Beer Bistro www.beerbistro.com has a really nice (and sloppy) pulled pork sandwich. It's really big and saucy, so I wouldn't eat that on a first-date but its quite delicious.
Sweet Smoke in Oakville, as mentioned earlier, also makes an equally great sandwich. They also do takeout! The sandwich is smaller than the Beer Bistro, but considerably more manageable. You can also get coleslaw on it for .50
I have a hard time deciding which is better, so I suggest you try both.
I've heard good things about Lykn Chicken on Airport Rd in Mississauga so I'm going to try that next.
re: BaneGrievver
Agreed on Beer Bistro - messy and scrumptious!!!
re: abigllama
Cluck, Grunt & Low has among the worst pp I've had anywhere. Dry as a bone and no taste whatever. Right down there with Memphis Style. It's amazing how they can mess up something as easy to cook as this.
The pulled pork at Gilead is really great and so is the bun. And I like The Black Camel on yonge St. as well.
7 bucks with fries is the same price, if not cheaper, than you're going to find anywhere else.
the best pulled pork isn't from the GTA at all but is from Sweet Smoke in Oakville... $8 per sandwich, with no sides :(~
Oh, and I tried the Whole Foods pulled pork from their "Smoke House Counter" in-store, as per someones suggestion, and found it awful! Way too savory and over spiced for me, it gave me killer heartburn. I like mine to have a bit of sweetness I guess
The "fresh jerky" sure looked good though... Too bad it was $10 a bag!
The Black Camel, across the street from the Rosedale subway station, has a good pulled pork.
re: hungry_pangolin
Agreed. this is the best. great beef too
Mrs. Sippi gave a thumbs up to Southern Rub on 7 just west of Pine Valley. It's pretty saucy though. I'd like to have seen it with less sauce.
re: Davwud
Just a comparison response --
I think they are reading CH, because my sandwich was UNDER sauced, sadly :(
When I ate my sandwich there wasn't much sauce on it, and what was there, was soaked into the bun. the pork that i had was solid grey all the way through and didn't have a very powerful flavor without the sauce... so
I will stick to the ribs -- but am also curious about the brisket and chicken
Hey everyone!
I am out in Burlington for an audit and had the opportunity to try Sweet Smoke's pork sandwich last night.
Larger than Phil's and Cluck's... juicer than both, with more sauce. Delicious sesame seed bun too. However kind of pricey at $8.50, and extra $.50 for the slaw in the middle. Sides don't come with it, coleslaw as a side costs $2.75-$3.50 extra!
I would recommend it for sure ! I'll try the Black Camel soon and report back to you ;)
re: Muffin__Top
Sweet Smoke is brutally expensive, thats why I don't go there alot more often.. Mac & Cheese side is like $5 and tiny, I could eat 2 of them
But with that being said -- the pulled pork there is REALLY good, I agree... Probably best pulled pork I've had still in all of the GTA
They have a really good turkey club and "cuban sandwich" also
re: Muffin__Top
Went in and had Lykn Chicken Pulled Pork on Airport Road for luch today.
Will I have it again, probably not -
The pork itself was ok, not hot enough though and I thought just a bit to sweet for me. The meat itself was fairly tender but had no wow factor in taste, not nearly as smoky as I was expecting. The Bun - Plain boring white bun, not at all warmed on a grill or steamed, just plain cold out of the bag. That just took the whole sandwhich down to boring and uneventful. I will give them another shot one day only next time I'll try the ribs.
re: Davwud
May I ask why is "the crappiest bun you can get" what you want?
re: Atahualpa
Same reason you use a tortilla to make a taco. Because!!!
It's just how it's done.
re: Davwud
Yes, but, I can think of lots of dishes I have had that were alterations of original or traditional concepts where the alteration proved a significant improvement!
Just because BBQ Pulled Pork traditionally comes with a plain, cotton-batten, white bread bun doesn't mean it is BEST with a plain, cotton-batten, white bread bun.
re: Atahualpa
Who decides whats BEST though?
re: Atahualpa
Drive to NC or Memphis and tell them that. You're likely to be shot!!
I would disagree. For me, the bun is there simply to hold the meat with. A pile of meat, some sauce and some slaw and I'm good to go. No cheese, caramelized onions, peppers, tomatoes or anything like that. Pure, simple and unbelievably tasty.
However, it's your sandwich. Eat it as you please.
re: Davwud
100% in agreement here.
re: Davwud
Yep, soft white bun, that's the way to go. I just made six pounds of pulled pork and a mess of creamy slaw to go with. I'm in porcine heaven.
re: Atahualpa
Just remember, the places up here are emulating a Southern dish, once you add the carmelized onions cheese and all that it loses authenticity and becomes just another Toronto Yuppie dish, then the price goes to $15.00 once you cater to the yuppie crowd.
re: ebay3392
Mrs. Sippi always gets a laugh when she looks at the menus of BBQ places up here. There's always a bunch of things that just don't belong.
If you're trying to be authentic that is.
re: Davwud
I also think your tortilla analogy is unfair. In this case the tortilla is equivalent to ANY bun. A specific type of tortilla would be the equivalent to the specific type of bun here.
So, a die hard purist might argue that tacos should only be made with small-sized, fresh, steamed, corn tortillas. Whereas a compelling argument could be made to use wheat tortillas in certain circumstances, or to add flavourings to the tortilla itself.
re: Davwud
THANK you!
The cubanita pulled pork sandwhich at Max's Market is pretty decent and I'm sure it's under $5.
Max's Market
2299 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6S, CA
I love the black camel pulled pork although i think its around $12.
The Gilead Cafe sandwich came with a tiny side of carrot salad (literally a mouthful). I almost would have preferred it without a side as i would have then ordered a salad/side separately.
re: foodio
Jesus, $12 for a sandwich?
What is going on here..
re: duckdown
Its the Yuppie thing...drives the prices up...go anywhere before and after the yuppies flock in...you will see...the prices soar. You need a place that is not pretty, not visually appealing, not 'cool' but where the food is solid...when I crave BBQ and am not in the position to make it on my own due to time restraints, I go to Memphis BBQ and Wicked Wings in Woodbridge, Islington North of #7. Place looks a bit dumpy, food has always been solid...Pulled pork sandwich with fries $7.95 and always fills...brisket now too but not advertised online....owners used to own the Purple Pig when it was better than it is now...just a suggestion.
re: ebay3392
I know Memphis in Woodbridge.. They're OK but I don't like their pulled pork
Their Monday deal is attractive though... Full rack, pound of wings, and choice of side for $25 flat... Usually most places charge $20-something just for a full rack alone, so thats decent
re: foodio
Black Camel is not that good IMHO. They use their sauces as a crutch. I am willing to pay a higher price for pulled pork that has actually been smoked and doesnt need to be smothered in sauce to be good. But oven roasted I can do a full shoulder for a little over 10 bucks at home easily.
re: mlukan
Yeah; isn't Black Camel's not smoked?
re: tjr
I think it's baked/braised or crock pot. It ain't smoked. it's a good sandwich if you're in the area, but I wouldn't cross town for it. Not a destination sandwich. It's tasty, but if you've got a traditional pulled pork in mind, you'll be disappointed.
I didn't realize it had gone up to $12.
re: grandgourmand
Yeah, I've had it before and definitely found it not smoked. It wasn't terrible or anything, but it wasn't anything special.
re: grandgourmand
it's basically a food/deli counter like you would see in a grocery shop, but it is smoked in house (Eglinton location is the production kitchen). It takes several days for it to be made.
The bbq sauce is made in house too, a bit sweet for my taste but it is from scratch.
re: grandgourmand
OK. Let's stand back here. First it ISN'T $12 (at least to start with - but you can add toppings and sauces (extra charge) which - with tax- could get you up to $12).
I've been a 'slight' critic of Black Camel for some time. There isn't a detectable smoke flavour - and IMO it's never been worth a significant detour (although fine if you're in the area anyway). But one of my criticisms was the 'wonderbread' style bun - and last time I was there the bun was much improved. I still think they could (should?) go for a decent Portuguese bun, but in fairness, the quality and quantity is reasonable. Not bad for a local place.
re: estufarian
The bun is supposed to be wonderbreadish!
in the south they would scold you for using otherwise :)
It is definitely all about opinion but for "authenticitys" sake it is wonderbread style bun... Hopefully someone can back me up here
re: duckdown
If it was 'authentic', the pork would be smoked.
And yes, in Memphis (and others) wonderbread is the standard accompaniment.
But I prefer a little 'al dente' in my pork (and bun) - not the almost pablum consistency you get in North Carolina (say). And that 'soft bread stuck to the roof of the mouth' feeling that Wonderbread provides brings back memories that potentially lead to nightmares.
I never got Wonderbread in Kansas City (for example). And further south cornbread seems to be a preferred choice.
And Toronto has some great Portuguese bread. Don't recall any large Portuguese communities in the BBQ hotspots down south.
Sometimes I prefer to 'break with tradition' - and 'tradition' is all that Wonderbread has going for it (IMO).
re: estufarian
I agree entirely!
re: duckdown
Seconded. And above as well.
The other thing, I hear pulled pork sandwich and "Toppings"??? Other than slaw and/or sauce, there are no toppings. Well, pickle maybe.
re: Davwud
What estufarian is talking about (I believe) is that the pulled pork at the Black Camel could be improved by adding a better bun. It's already inauthentic, so why not go the whole 9 yards and at least make it a better inauthentic version.
For authentic southern BBQ in the south, I know a lot of places only use wonderbread-esque bread/buns (which I don't mind in that case), but that doesn't mean it has to be everyone's preference!
re: Davwud
Sure there are (at Black Camel) e.g. caramelized onions.
re: duckdown
Yup...the bun is a holding device so to say, not to take the emphasis off of the feature, the pork...Duckdown, you would love the book I have, Dr BBQ Big Time Road Trip, got it as a gift...does the whole BBQ trail....tried his recipes and all are solid...and going to Memphis to the places he recommends as he does answer emails from his website if you have questions...just a thought...
re: ebay3392
Dr. BBQ = Ray Lampe,
Ray will be in Barrie this summer for one of the country's largest BBQ events. He is truly an excellent man and a fantastic spokesperson for the BBQ industry. He even has the looks for it.
As for Pulled Pork, there truly is nothing like a real southern bbq pulled pork sandwich. If you do find a restaurant that carries it or makes there own you will know, it hits your mouth and you will actually stop eating for a second in awe. Making it in your own backyard is a long process and requires a smoker - and some trial and error but you will be absolutely astounded with the results. From there it's true southern ribs, brisket and you will be the most popular person with your friends.
re: estufarian
yup, basic pulled pork at Black Camel starts at $7
re: sleepy
Yes, Black Camel is absolutely not $12. I don't know where this comes from. Last time I was there, 2 months ago, it started at $7. So unless it went up $5 in 2 months this is false information. Mine usually come to $8 or so.
Also, who cares if they don't smoke their pork?! Have most people here actually tasted their pulled pork? I wonder. If you've tasted it I don't see how you could not like it. It's delicious. To me, authentic is irrelevant. I mean, this isn't Charlotte. Smoked it obviously great, but it's certainly not the only way to go. I say if it's tasty, who cares?! But I think this argument has already been covered to death on other threads. Point is, Black Camel's sandwich is definitely tasty – who cares if sauce and accompaniments help?! I sense that many who are suspicious of BC haven't tried it, as it's not smoked. And that's a shame. They're truly missing out.
Also, I have to agree with Porto's comment on Lykn Chicken's bun. While I do think that cheap buns or housing bread are perfectly wonderful I find Lykn Chicken's bun simply not good. Too bready and intrusive and can see them getting real stale real quick. They smoke some nice pork, though certainly not the best I've had. Love their passion though. It's a quality spot, with tons of potential.
re: magic
Once you've had the real thing, it's hard to go back to a bastardized version. I know that's what Davwud is getting at, he's a traditionalist at heart. He has an expectation associated with a memory of the dish.
Just like you might have a memory with your favourite food you ate as a kid. Any version will be compared to that, no matter how good or bad the original version you had is. A perfect example would be Johnny's Hamburgers, haha.
I personally am in his camp.
re: aser
Quite right, but there are many of us who have been introduced to pulled pork north of the border, and unsmoked. It is more delicate, cooked just to completion, and served with a choice of sauces, not dependent on one area. I really like a Canadian shoulder, oven finished to just 180 F at the bone, pulled and presented with jerk sauce, midwest sauce, or Carolina sauce. In the winter. It is gentler and less mushy than a version Q'ed to 190 or 200F.
Then there is lots of time for the southern version in the summer.
re: aser
There's nothing quite like an original southern pulled pork sandwich. It's much more than it just being smoked or not which makes the difference. It's the type of rub they use, the type of wood it's smoked with, the mixed textures of bark and burnt ends, the style of sauce and the nice-moist bun combined which defines a great pulled pork sammy. I've been trying for the greater part of 3 years now to master this combination and if we are to use the south - the pioneers of said dish - as our yardstick, many of the GTA's attempts have fallen short of the mark.
re: grandgourmand
A lot of places braise it indoors and then add sauce at the end to make it BBQ...remember seeing a restaurant makeover with the CG & L owner wanting to open another 'Southern BBQ' place and they did it that way. Turned off the show after that...
The Auld Spot Pub does a decent pulled pork sandwich. With a nice crispy pile of freets i believe the damage comes to around $12 and you get the luxury of washing it down with a pint as well...or if pints are a criteria you can get a nice pulled pork sanwich at the House on Parliament too. The fries are sub-par though, so be warned...
Auld Spot
347 Danforth Ave, Toronto, ON M4K, CA
House On Parliament
454 Parliament St, Toronto, ON M5A3A2, CA
Well my memory obviously failed me regarding the $12 black camel sandwich. Either that or I got 5+ toppings! Either way, I thought it was delicious.
My mistake and sorry for all the confusion.
Memphis Smokehouse on the west side of Yonge Street just a block north of Sheppard ave. 4916 Yonge St. (at Sheppard) •
Real wood smoke great jazz and blues on weekends. From smoked chicken,pulled pork,ribs and briskett. I like it all .
re: Digdug1
I kept catching flak for reccomending this place before
I've only been twice in my life, but I enjoyed it the 2 times I was there (over a year ago, though)
Only 2 negative things are the HORRIBLE wait-staff, and the small-ish portions
The wait staff really is appalling though.. So bad..
re: duckdown
I need to make a trip there. Maybe take Mrs. Sippi or just do a scouting mission.
re: Davwud
Yeah man, I'm curious to see if it was all in my head, or it really is as bad as some of the other outspoken people have said... Or maybe just gone downhill alot since I was there. Of all the BBQ places I've ever been here in Ontario, that was the only place that brought in a southerner to be the pit master (even would come out and talk to us...)
Although the one guy who kept ragging on the place is a notorious BBQ thread troll here on CH, all the guy ever says is how places suck...
re: duckdown
Memphis is probably better now than it's ever been - but it used to be terrible. When it first opened it was greasy and lacked most of what we hope to find in BBQ. It closed for a few months and has now been reopened for about a year. It has certainly improved since those earlier days, and I don't mind dropping by if I'm in the area. The big problem now is the service and that's a HUGE problem. I usually just order a platter and never attempt to substitute or change a 'standard' order. Results are unpredictable. No it's not GREAT BBQ but it is (at least) acceptable (a vast improvement). But although I hear rumours of an 'authentic Southern chef' - I've never encountered anyone knowledgeable there.
What about Harlem on Adelaide? I have been there a few times. Great helping of pork but could use a little sauce and the bun does not hold up to the pork.
I had a pulled pork sanch at Buster Rhino's today. (The Friday special, a $13 rack of ribs was not available until mid-afternoon due to supply problems).
Buster's pulled pork is soft and well done, S. Carolina style, with good smoke flavor and a slightly hot, slightly sweet, slightly vinegary sauce, on a light bun. The meat comes from a pouch on the steam table, and I thought it held up well there. Price point was very reasonable, $7 with drink and crispy hand cut fries. Actually, really good fries and meat!.
Buster Rhino's
2001 Thickson Rd S, Whitby, ON L1N, CA
Made it to Sweet Smoke (http://www.sweetsmoke.ca/) in Oakville; I knew as soon as I walked in that there was BBQ to be found, the smell of smoke was quite heavy. The place is rather sparse in décor, but I was not there to be wowed by the surroundings.
They have a very good sandwich. The pulled pork from Sweet Smoke is not served on a white bun with cole slaw, but it is a good sandwich. The bun is lightly toasted with seeds atop the bun. The sauce is sweet but this is good due to the hickory that is used to smoke the pork. I personally find hickory to be somewhat strong in flavour and hence lacking some smoke flavour. The pulled pork texture is somewhat chewy, this I liked. Now despite the very strong hickory flavour, I did eat two sandwiches.
All in all this was a good pulled pork sandwich, I did eat two. I'm not a big fan of hickory, which is something personal. Since I eat quite a bit of Lykn Chicken pulled pork, I found the hickory flavour a little too strong. It's like a young red wine; the tannins are very strong and stringent. Where as the fruit wood is not so strong, leaving a nice smoky flavour. But I did eat two!
What I like about Lykn Chicken's (http://www.lyknchicken.com/contact_us...) pulled pork is that the smoke flavour is nice and sweet, there is no bitterness and the cole slaw is so nice and crunchy, it's a nice contrast. Now I do whish the pulled pork was a little chewier, I think the only downside to Lykn Chicken's pork is the texture. But imho the fruit wood is a much better wood than the hickory, it is not as stringent and because of this has a smoky after taste. The hickory strong flavour does not allow for that 'smoky' flavour/taste.
I have to say that Lykn Chicken's pulled pork is slightly better than Sweet Smoke's pulled pork. But it is hard to compare the two sandwiches due to the different woods used.
As for all those who will call cooked pork that has been pulled apart, pulled pork, well I feel sorry for you. If there is no smoke, then it is not pulled pork regardless of the bun used.
re: Pastryrocks
Pricepoint at SweetSmoke?
re: jayt90
$8.00 for a sandwich, there are no sides with the sandwich, they are extra.
re: Pastryrocks
Hey Pastryrocks
Sweet smoke makes a very good one, in my opinion. It has a cole-slaw topping, they're supposed to ask you when you order it if you want it "sloppy topped" (i didnt make that up).. For an extra like .50c they put on a nice slaw on top , more unique than most, almost a sour cream base i think. tasty though for sure
I eat 2 also, well actually, i usually get 1 pulled pork and 1 cuban, both are excellent. I eat the cuban first. I love how the BBQ sauce has an "orangey" flavor to it. Goes great with the pulled pork.. The chef/owner there is a very accomplished chef from Langdon Hall I have heard, and they also have a great pastry chef there (but i;'ve never bought desert.. my bills are high enough just for the sandwiches and mac & cheese) but I hear really good things
Sides are great, but super expensive. The mac & cheese gratin is great but at $5 each, very expensive, considering i could eat 2 of those as well
Overall I really like the place, but the price is pretty ridiculous for the portions..
Lykn Chicken is real good also, and much cheaper ($5 flat, even with all toppings)
Glad you liked it (somewhat) :)
re: duckdown
I don't think I could eat two sandwiches at Sweet Smoke, but their pulled pork sandwich is good. I don't like the mac and cheese, but that's mainly because it's far worse than what I could make at home with very little effort...
I've had Lykn Chicken as well, and their sandwich is pretty good too. I've tried quite a bit of Southern BBQ, of the different schools, but I'm far from the connoisseur that others on this board are... Both tastes pretty good to me.
Phil's, when I had gone, was one of the most disappointing experiences ever; it was awful. Black Camel is no different than a pulled pork I could make in my own oven; no smoke, and it's even more expensive than somewhere like Sweet Smoke! I'm looking to try Buster Rhino's food, but it's a pretty far trip for me...
re: tjr
hard to believe theres something MORE expensive than sweet smoke! I've never tried black camel but I sure wont be after this
I also want to try Busters food but its a 1 hour drive PER way for me.. so I'm not sure when thats gonna happen.. i drive crazy distances for good food but an hour each way is pushing it even for me, sadly...
re: duckdown
Mr. Down, I've agreeing with you on the drive to Buster's from here in Peel. However, we will often drive for about the same time to one of the Niagara wineries for a meal.
I'll take the 407 over the QEW anytime, if it weren't for the price.
re: duckdown
Well, it's already been mentioned at least a couple of times on this thread that the Black Camel sandwich is $7 while the Sweet Smoke one is $8.
I haven't tried SS...the Lykn one is pretty good, and I like their smoked chicken even more.
re: duckdown
Man Buster Rhino is soo good! I was out in the area and I remembered the place so I stopped in. I ended up getting the Brisket and damn it was so tender and tasty and the bbq sauce was fantastic. The fries are actually worth mentioning too, done in a chip truck style, they were fantastic. I know this thread has been dead for a while but since someone brought it back, I might as well throw the recommendation..
I havent tried the pulled pork, thats next visit. Apparently the pork and brisket are smoked for 16-18 hours, and you could see a lot of smoke got into the brisket. Im dying to go back now!
Buster Rhino's
2001 Thickson Rd S, Whitby, ON L1N, CA
re: jmarcroyal
I find the pulled pork better than the brisket there..the brisket was sliced too thin for my liking..i like it pencil thick personally...but the pulled pork was as good as competitions style..
re: duckdown
Wait staff are almost never a wear of what they are serving, in most places that I have worked, before each service it was like day one of cooking school with all the questions asked. What gets me is that you would think that since the wait staff is serving the customers food that they would know something about their menu, but most know little. And even more frustrating is that the same questions are asked over and over, I would tell them to TAKE NOTES!
I was not a wear that any type of cole slaw was available for the pulled pork I was not asked if I wanted it "sloppy topped", but I did see that a creamy cole slaw was available as a side. I think that the waitress was slightly intimidated by my questions; she had to go into the kitchen a few times to find an answer. After the 3rd or 4th time going into the kitchen, the chef/owner came out to speak with me. From what he had said to me, I knew that he does know how to cook.
The next time I'm there I'll try the ribs and I'll make sure I leave room for dessert.
As for the distance, it is a 20 minute drive for me unless it's rush hour. I too would like to try Buster Rhino's food, but from the bottom of Etobicoke it's a good hour at the best of times. Thank god for Lykn Chicken and now Sweet Smoke.
re: Pastryrocks
Finally made it out to Sweet Smoke in Oakville for lunch Yesterday. I have tried
Lykn Chicken and Whole foods. Sweet Smoke is the KIng. Wonderful toasted
Sesame Seed Bun And just the right amount of real hickory smoke and savory to sweet balance in the meat. Fresh, Nice and hot and the Bun amazing. Tastes wonderful, meat has a really nice texture ,nicely pulled not fatty and cool as I experienced elsewhere. Completley enjoyable. Try it, you will not be dissapointed. Cant wait to return and try the ribs.
re: bkabigting
Agreed -- Sweet Smoke's pulled pork is the boooooooomb. I like it topped with coleslaw
re: bkabigting
Given that you seem to like west end locations, you'll have to try Hillybilly Heaven in Burlington. I've been to both Sweet Smoke (Burlington) and Big Smoke (Oakville). Personally, I like the latter better because I found the pulled pork at Sweet Smoke too citrussy and sweet... a bit of an orange essence that doesn't work for me with pork. Big Smoke was quite good though a bit pricy. However, now I have a new favourite. Hillbilly Heaven has a reasonably priced sandwich with a choice of three sauces... sweet, medium or hot. The pork is really juicy with great bark to it. Try it... I think you'll like it. They also sell a good assortment of hot sauces and bbq rubs.


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After three weekends and 11 matches on the road, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga volleyball team plays for the first time this season in Maclellan Gymnasium tonight and Saturday.
And although their 3-8 record is the inverse of last year's mark through 11 matches, the Lady Mocs have progressed largely as coach Lisa Rhodes hoped when creating the much more difficult 2010 nonconference schedule.
"I think we are where I thought we'd be, or maybe a little better," Rhodes said Thursday.
After James Madison and Central Florida match 7-2 records in opening the Country Inns & Suites Invitational at 5 this evening in UTC's gym, the Lady Mocs face Belmont (4-8) at 7:30. UTC takes on UCF and JMU at 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday. There is no admission charge.
Following impressive challenges to then-unbeaten Arkansas and Kansas in the latter's tournament, dropping them to 0-6, the Lady Mocs have won three of their last five matches. The first win was at Belmont.
Senior middle blocker Courtney Barnes has been the consistent team leader with two all-tournament selections and the most recent Southern Conference student-athlete of the week designation, but an array of other players have had big contributions for the Lady Mocs. Freshman outside hitter Jennifer Kuroski is second on the team in kills with 110, 10 behind Barnes, and left-handed classmate Tess Kosycarz moved in as setter and had at least 50 assists in three of the four matches in Jacksonville last weekend.
Another recent move was sophomore middle blocker Christina Teter from Red Bank High School going to right-side, giving UTC a front line at times of two 6-foot-2 players and the 5-11 Kuroski or Ellie Kuhn. Teter had 43 kills with a .405 attack percentage in the four matches at Jacksonville, with at least 10 kills per contest, and she had career match highs of 18 kills, six blocks and five digs.
"I can't remember the last time I've had 18 kills from a right-side hitter," Rhodes said. "Christina has definitely earned her spot."
Teter admitted she still thinks like a blocker and takes particular pleasure in defending opponents' generally shorter outside hitters, but she's liked the offensive part of her move as well.
"I moved about two weeks ago, I guess, and I'm getting confident," she said. "Courtney's been doing great and I've learned a lot from her — she's a smart player, and especially good at hitting around the block. I like being on the floor with her."
Kuhn also has been blocking well, "and her offense is coming around," Rhodes said. The junior has 64 kills.
Sophomore Paula Passmore has been steady at libero with 237 digs, an average of 5.51 per set, and senior Jessica Scott and sophomores Meagan Ernd and Heather Parman have provided offensive sparks at times.
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George Harrison had hidden talent that no one really found. The most quiet ones are sometimes the greatest minds. Most singers nowadays aren't worth excrements, but back then the singers were really singers. Not only was George a genius, but he was one of the best guitarists ever, and good-looking.His b-day was this past 25th. I hope if you're his fan you celebrated it. Give me love, give me peace on Earth....
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You can find one version of the acoustic on "Love," and many have it on Limewire if you choose that route. I really liked the song.
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Veneris, 6 die Martii;
Members summoned.
Eyme's, &c. Nat.
Stretton, &c. Parishes.
Jones', &c. Estate.
Ryder's Estate.
Serge making.
Privilege—Petition concerning a Member.
Courts of Equity.
Quakers Affirmation.
Regulating Printing and Printing Presses.
Taking off Obligation to coin Guineas.
Garbling Spices.
Ways and Means.
National Land-Bank, &c.
Plantation Trade.
8° Gulielmi Tertii.
ORDERED, That the Serjeant do go into Westminster-hall, Court of Requests, and Places adjacent,
and summon the Members there to attend the Service
of the House.
An ingrossed Bill, from the Lords, intituled, An Act
for naturalizing of Solomon Eyme, and others, was read
the Third time.
Resolved, That the Bill do pass, with the Amendments.
Ordered, That Mr. Hobby do carry the Bill to the
Lords and acquaint them, That this House hath agreed
to the same, with some Amendments: To which Amendments they desire their Lordships Concurrence.
A Bill for making the Towns of Stretton and PrinceThorp, in the County of Warwick, a separate Parish from
Woclston, was read a Second time.
Resolved, That the Bill be committed to Mr. Bromley,
Sir Gerv. Elwes, Mr. Bickerstaffe, Lord Digby, Sir Rich.
Temple, Mr. Blofeild, Sir Robert Davers, Sir Wm. Ashurst,
Mr. Nicholas, Mr. Shackerly, Sir Hen. Colt, Mr. Chadwick, Mr. Pinnell, Doctor Oxenden, Mr. Whitacre, Mr.
Fleming, Mr. England, Mr. Foley, Sir Hen. Goff, Mr.
Onslow, Mr. Pepys, Mr. Baldwyn, Mr. Bertie, Sir Edw.
Ernly, Sir John Kay, Mr. Frewen, Mr. Palmes, Sir Robert Cotton, Mr. Waller, Mr. Fuller, Sir John Trevillian,
Sir John Bolles, Mr. Daniell, Mr. Newport, Mr. Hunt,
Sir Tho. Dyke, Mr. Clarke, Mr. Ryder, Mr. Freke, Mr.
Colt, Sir Sa. Barnardiston, Mr. Farrer, Mr. Sandford,
Mr. Boyle, Mr. Elwill, Mr. Pocklington; and all that
serve for the County of Warwick: And they are to
meet this Afternoon at Five a Clock, in the Speaker's
An ingrossed Bill, from the Lords, intituled, An Act
for settling the Personal Estates of Richard Jones Esquire,
and Mary Gifford, Spinster, Minors, in Trustees, for the
Purposes therein mentioned, was read the First time.
Resolved, That the Bill be read a Second time.
Mr. Brewer reported from the Committee, to whom
the ingrossed Bill, from the Lords, intituled, An Act to
confirm and establish an Exchange, made between Tho.
Ryder Esquire, and Christopher Clitheroe Esquire, of certain,
Messages in London, for the Manors of Bilsington, and
other Lands, in Kent, of the like Value, was committed,
That they had examined and considered the same; and
directed him to report the same to the House, without
any Amendments: And he delivered the same in at the
Clerk's Table.
A Petition of the Merchants, Serge-makers, Fullers,
and others, concerned in the Manufactory of Serges
within the Town of Taunton, in the County of Somerset,
and Parts adjacent, was presented to the House, and read;
setting forth, That the Petitioners are informed, That a
Petition hath been lately presented to the House, in the
Name of the Merchants and Traders of the City of Exon,
in the Woollen Manufactory; thereby complaining, That
the Use of a Skey, in dressing Serges and Cloths, is
very prejudicial to the same, and to Labourers employed
therein; but the Petitioners aver the contrary; and that
the said Instrument hath been used, Time out of Mind, in
most Parts of England, and in Ireland; and is of great
Advantage to the Petitioners, and all others concerned
in the dressing Serges and Cloths; without which, they
cannot be completely dressed, so as to be made acceptable
in foreign Markets; That if the Use of a Skey should
be prohibited in England, all Buyers would resort to Ireland for the said Manufactures; so that a great Part of
that Trade will be lost to England: And praying the
Preservation of their Trade; and that the Use of the
said Instrument may not be prohibited.
Ordered, That the Consideration of the said Petition
be referred to the Committee, to whom the Bill for preventing the Exportation of Wool is committed.
A Petition of Edward Lord Bishop of St. Asaph was
presented to the House.
And the same relating to Mr. Nanny, a Member of this
House; who was not in the House;
Ordered, That the said Mr. Nanny do attend in his
Place upon Monday Morning next: And that the said
Petition be then read.
Ordered, That the Bill for regulating Proceedings in
Courts of Equity be read the Second time upon Monday
Morning next.
Ordered, That the Report from the Committee, to
whom the Bill, That the solemn Affirmation, or Denial,
of the People called Quakers, may be accepted instead of
an Oath, was committed, be made upon Tuesday Morning next.
Ordered and Declared, That no Committees ought to
sit in a Morning after the Time of Day to which the
House is adjourned.
Ordered, That Mr. Sloane, Mr. Gardiner, Sir John Kay,
Mr. Bere, Sir Marm. Wivell, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Bickerstaffe, Sir Gilbert Clark, Mr. Guy, Mr. Pocklington, Mr.
England, Mr. Tily, Mr. Elwell, Mr. Lowther, Mr.
Norris, Mr. Aislaby, Sir Tho. Day, Mr. Yates, Sir Wm.
Ashurst, Mr. Fuller, Mr. Stokes, Mr. Stonehouse, Mr.
Hoare, be added to the Committee, to whom the Bill for
the Regulating of Printing, and Printing-presses, is committed.
A Message from the Lords, by Sir Miles Cooke and
Sir Robert Legard:
Mr. Speaker,
The Lords have agreed to the Amendment, made by
this House, to the Amendments, made by their Lordships,
to a Bill, intituled, An Act for taking off the Obligation
and Encouragement for coining Guineas, for a certain
Time therein mentioned.
And then the Messengers withdrew.
The House, according to Order, resumed the Consideration, adjourned, of the Report from the Committee,
to whom the Petition of the West-India Merchants; and
several other Petitions, concerning the Garbling of Spices;
was referred:
And the Resolution of the said Committee was read a
Second time; and, upon the Question put thereupon,
agreed unto by the House.
Ordered, That Leave be given to bring in a Bill for
regulating Abuses relating to Garbling: And that the said
Committee do prepare the Bill.
Sir Thomas Littleton, according to the Order of the
Day, reported, from the Committee of the whole House,
who were to consider further of Ways and Means for
raising the Supply to be granted to his Majesty, for
carrying on the War against France, the Resolutions of the
said Committee; which they had directed him to report to
the House; and which he read in his Place; and afterwards delivered in at the Clerk's Table: Where the same
were read; and are as follow; viz.
Resolved, That it is the Opinion of this Committee,
That the said Fund, redeemable by Parliament, be settled
in a national Land-Bank, to be settled by new Subscriptions.
Resolved, That it is the Opinion of this Committee,
That no Person concerned in the Bank of England shall,
at the same time, be concerned in the said national LandBank; nor any Person to be concerned in the said national Land-Bank shall, at the same time, be concerned
in the Bank of England.
Resolved, That it is the Opinion of this Committee,
That the Duties upon Coals and Culm be taken off, from
the Seventeenth Day of May 1696.
Resolved, That it is the Opinion of this Committee,
That the Duties upon Tonage of Ships be taken off, from
the 17th Day of May 1696.
Resolved, That it is the Opinion of this Committee,
That, for the making up the Sum of 1,724,000 l. already voted by the House, and the Monies to be made
good for the Duties upon Coals, and Culm, and Tonage
of Ships, resolved to be taken off; and for the discharging
what the Duties upon Salt are to answer, from the 17th
Day of May 1696; the Sum of 2,564,000 l. be raised
upon the said perpetual Fund, redeemable by Parliament.
The First, Second, Third, and Fourth, Resolutions,
being severally read a Second time, were, upon the Question severally put thereupon, agreed unto by the House.
The Fifth Resolution being read a Second time;
Some Amendments were proposed to be made, by
leaving out "the," and inserting "a," after "Ninetysix;" and "not exceeding," instead of "of:"
And the same were, upon the Question severally put
thereupon, agreed unto by the House.
Resolved, That the House doth agree with the Committee in the said Resolution, so amended, That, for the
making up the Sum of 1,724,000 l. already voted by the
House, and the Monies to be made good for the Duties
upon Coals, and Culm, and Tonage of Ships, resolved to
be taken off; and for the discharging what the Duties upon
Salt are to answer, from the 17th Day of May 1696; a
Sum, not exceeding 2,564,000 l. be raised upon the said
perpetual Fund, redeemable by Parliament.
Ordered, That a Bill be brought in upon the said Resolutions: And that Mr. Attorney-General, Mr. SolicitorGeneral, Mr. Conyers, Mr. Tiley, Mr. Harley, Sir John
Bolles; or any Three of them; do prepare, and bring in,
the Bill.
Resolved, That this House will, upon Monday Morning next, resolve itself into a Committee of the whole
House, to consider of the Bill for preventing Frauds, and
regulating Abuses, in the Plantation-Trade.
And then the House adjourned till To-morrow
Morning, Nine a Clock.
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Firms looking for a way to secure sensitive information on staff laptops may be interested in a new encryption tool from Thales E-security. Guardisk automatically secures all files placed on the hard disk, preventing them from being accessed if a laptop is lost or stolen, according to Thales.
Guardisk is currently being deployed by UK government departments, but will be available in a commercial version later this year. It consists of a module that replaces the hard disk of a laptop, plus a contactless smartcard. The user must have the smartcard and supply a password before the laptop will boot up.
"Our module replaces the standard 2.5in hard disk with a slimline drive plus security hardware. It looks just like any hard disk to the laptop, but it won't operate unless the smartcard is present," said Thales' director of marketing, Paul Jackson. Guardisk also encrypts all data on the drive using a 128bit AES algorithm, securing it even if a thief were to disassemble the module and try to access the hard disk directly.
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Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Credit Suisse Group AG, Switzerland's second-biggest bank, cut its 2011 bonus pool by 41 percent after its securities unit posted a second consecutive quarterly loss.
The bonus pool, including pay deferred into future years, was cut to about 3 billion Swiss francs ($3.3 billion) from 5 billion francs awarded for 2010, the Zurich-based bank said today, as it reported its first quarterly loss in three years. Half the pool will be paid out in cash. The pool for executive board members will be reduced by 57 percent and all of the bonuses will be deferred, Credit Suisse said.
The world's biggest lenders, including Deutsche Bank AG and JPMorgan Chase & Co., are curbing pay as they grapple with shrinking revenue. Larger Swiss rival UBS AG this week cut its 2011 bonus pool 40 percent to 2.57 billion francs after its investment bank also posted a second straight quarterly loss.
"I haven't seen anything like it in 15 years," said Jason Kennedy, chief executive officer of the Kennedy Group, a London- based recruitment firm. "Investment-banking employees are numb to compensation cuts. There's often nowhere else for them to go."
The cut to the bonus pool for the investment bank is bigger than for Credit Suisse overall, CEO Brady Dougan told analysts at a conference in Zurich. The securities unit reported a pretax loss of 1.31 billion francs as revenue slumped 64 percent in the fourth quarter.
'Very Committed'
Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest bank, said last week it shrank its 2011 bonus pool by 17 percent, while deferring a larger portion of the awards into future years. Lazard Ltd., the largest independent merger adviser, said this week it cut discretionary bonuses for 2011 by about 20 percent.
"We're very committed to pay for performance," Dougan said in a Bloomberg television interview. "We've also taken a number of steps to ensure that the form of compensation is something that actually achieves the strategic goals and is aligned with shareholders."
Credit Suisse, which in 2008 awarded employees bonuses linked to a pool of toxic assets, told senior staff last month that it will be paying part of their variable compensation for 2011 in bonds linked to derivatives. About 500 million francs in notes, named Partner Asset Facility 2, will be awarded to more than 6,000 senior employees throughout the bank. The bonds were designed to help the bank cut risks and improve its capital position.
"We're able to use an element of compensation to" reduce risk, said Dougan. "It's actually a fairly thoughtful and forward-looking way of doing it."
The bank said it would absorb the first $500 million of losses on the bonds, which will pay a coupon of 5 percent for franc holders and 6.5 percent in dollars for holders elsewhere.
Dougan, Chief Financial Officer David Mathers and personnel chief Pamela Thomas-Graham won't be getting the bonds to avoid a conflict of interest, people briefed on the plan said last month.
--With assistance from Mark Barton in Zurich. Editors: Dylan Griffiths, Jon Menon.
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