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151 Troacctid, Sat, 27th Aug '11 11:06:53 PM from California
Rhymes with "Protracted."
152 Triple Elation, Sun, 28th Aug '11 2:00:58 AM from Haifa, Isarel
The Watermelon Samba" after a scene from some show that featured the trope, people are not likely to mistake it for something else. The context will give it away that it's not an actual dance and no actual watermelons are involved, and the idea of this trope being Exactly What It Says on the Tin is ridiculous to begin with, and so on. But you can definitely make a case for the title being unclear. Maybe "misleading" is a better word than "confusing" here. Less ambiguous.
edited 28th Aug '11 2:03:01 AM by TripleElation
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153 Spark 9, Sun, 28th Aug '11 12:15:15 PM from Castle Wulfenbach Relationship Status: Too sexy for my shirt
Gentleman Troper!If Eddie states that wicks inside T Vtropes aren't significant, then we should clearly point that out. I think it's a very good point: using inside links that we wrote to support a trope name that we made is clearly circular reasoning. Regarding (pre-) existing terms, it is not all that hard to check. A widely used term will generally have an article on That Other Wiki, or Know Your Meme, or Urban Dictionary, or some similar site. Simply put, if you cannot find evidence on the 'web that a term is (pre-) existing, then it clearly isn't. In my opinion, anyone who claims a term to be (pre-) existing should supply evidence thereof. I also believe that a google count can give a reasonable indication on whether a term is widely used. Of course there's no strict cut-off point, but some terms get millions of google hits whereas others gets a few thousand only. That's a pretty clear difference. For instance, if someone claims a meme is "as widely known as AYBABTU" then showing that the meme has a few thousand googles is pretty obvious evidence to the contrary. Finally, I don't think that mandating Wick Checks is a good idea. While certain arguments clearly do require evidence (e.g. in the form of a wick check), others really don't. This just leads to the old chestnut of "abuse or GTFO". For example, if a trope is named after a spoken sentence, or named after a character, then this violates our naming guidelines regardless of what a wick check says.
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154 Madrugada, Sun, 28th Aug '11 12:17:56 PM Relationship Status: In season
ZzzzzzzzzzIf someone claims "misuse" a wick check is the only way to support or disprove it. That's a simple fact. You can think it';s being misused all you want, but a wick check will either provide evidence that it is being misused or that it isn't. There is no other way to address a claim of "misuse".
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155 Spark 9, Sun, 28th Aug '11 12:28:54 PM from Castle Wulfenbach Relationship Status: Too sexy for my shirt
Gentleman Troper!Yes, but if the claim is "unclear" (as e.g. the case with Fan Myopia trope names) then whether or not it's misused isn't really the point, and "misuse or GTFO", while a common response, is not a very useful one. I believe you once wrote a definition of "objectively bad trope names", in that no word in the trope name gives any indication of what the trope is about. If a name is objectively bad, then it should be preemptively fixed regardless of misuse. I feel this would be very useful to add to the renaming guidelines.
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The entire point of these guidelines is to point out that we don't know what makes a name work, so there's nothing bad enough to merit an automatic rename or an automatic anti-rename. Character named tropes are bad, but lots of wicks and inbounds are good. If it has both, nobody gets to say "This is obviously a bad name, we're renaming it and you're stupid to think otherwise, " but neither can they say "This is obviously a good name we're not renaming it and you're stupid to think otherwise." The entire point of this thread is to get some renaming guidelines to cut down on all the yelling on both sides.
157 Spark 9, Sun, 28th Aug '11 12:39:33 PM from Castle Wulfenbach Relationship Status: Too sexy for my shirt
Gentleman Troper!I'm not saying that e.g. a character-named trope is an automatic rename, but I am saying that in such a case the way to go forward is a crowner, not demanding a wick check. In certain kinds of discussionn, wick checks simply aren't relevant. Btw I edited the sandbox to reduce the header text; I believe guideline pages should be short and to-the-point. Feedback welcome, of course.
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And I'm just saying that renaming is a serious matter, and wick checks such a useful tool, that requiring one before doing anything rash would be helpful. For example, take a character named trope. Saying "this is a character named trope, those are bad, we should change this" has nothing to do with misuse, true. But lack of misuse is still a good reason not to rename a trope period, despite the name failing on other accounts. It's not a direct refutation, it's just another point for the anti-rename side. EDIT: Oh, and good move pulling the nested bullet points out of the beginning, but I think the rest of the stuff you took out should be put back. The point of those lines was, again, to try and cut back on the yelling. I didn't revert it, I'll wait for more input.
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159 Spark 9, Tue, 6th Sep '11 3:36:21 AM from Castle Wulfenbach Relationship Status: Too sexy for my shirt
Gentleman Troper!Okay, so can we replace the outdated guidelines by this draft? Or do we need to vote on that? There hasn't been much discussion in the last weeks.
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160 Troacctid, Tue, 6th Sep '11 11:43:33 PM from California
Rhymes with "Protracted."
I still say the bits Spark took out are important. They're a warning sign: This is Serious Business on the wiki, so don't be inflammatory.
162 Triple Elation, Wed, 7th Sep '11 8:44:25 AM from Haifa, Isarel
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163 Troacctid, Mon, 12th Sep '11 8:07:57 PM from California
Rhymes with "Protracted."
Made a minor edit. Do we need a crowner here, or just wait for a mod to approve?
165 Troacctid, Mon, 3rd Oct '11 5:17:04 PM from California
Rhymes with "Protracted."
At the very least, we need mod approval. I'm going to holler for someone to take a look.
167 Camacan, Mon, 3rd Oct '11 7:11:49 PM from Australiatown
Looks good to me. I think the "starting a vote early in the thread is not advisable" bit could use more emphasis since running a crowner too early can mess things right up, as described. This is a bit petty but the section "What happens after you bring it up: Discussions, Crowners and Resolutions" could use a little breaking up. If folks are going to glaze over, it's there. Maybe split into subsections Initial Discussion, Crowners, Resolution.
168 Spark 9, Sat, 8th Oct '11 3:22:35 PM from Castle Wulfenbach Relationship Status: Too sexy for my shirt
Gentleman Troper!I'm thinking it may be useful to point out where a wick check is useful (e.g. when a trope is claimed to be abused), and where it is not (e.g. a line-of-dialog trope name). Also, I've added a note to the "established term" part, suggesting that it's recommended to prove that a term is established (instead of just claiming so). Are people okay with that?
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169 Troacctid, Sat, 8th Oct '11 4:10:27 PM from California
the swap, and start making these tweaks on the main page where they're necessary?
edited 12th Oct '11 8:03:32 PM by troacctid
Rhymes with "Protracted."
170 Triple Elation, Mon, 10th Oct '11 12:51:33 PM from Haifa, Isarel
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171 Spark 9, Fri, 14th Oct '11 6:43:03 AM from Castle Wulfenbach Relationship Status: Too sexy for my shirt
Gentleman Troper!Well, the point is that too many TRS threads get bogged down by the meta-discussion of "we're not allowed to rename anything without abuse!" "yes we are!" "nuh-uh!" "yuh-uh!" and so forth. It would be nice if this could be resolved somehow.
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172 Triple Elation, Sat, 15th Oct '11 2:53:58 PM from Haifa, Isarel
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173 Marq FJA, Sat, 15th Oct '11 3:30:25 PM from Saudi Arabia Relationship Status: Shipping fictional characters
O' Allah, save EgyptI turn your attention to Red Baron and Black Eyes of Crazy's current TRS threads, where a few someones recently threw the "I want to see some evidence of actual misuse" as counter-arguments to renaming.
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174 Triple Elation, Sat, 15th Oct '11 4:46:14 PM from Haifa, Isarel
Well, you can't blame them. Our guidelines sanction that behavior. Recall that the stuff in the sandbox is still in the sandbox. Huh. I see that this was edited into the actual page four days ago. I remembered it being locked and thought it would take mod action to switch it in... Anyway, it's not so much that I'm deadly against having "hey, this is a valid argument in spite of misuse" in there as much as I fear that the ensuing excrementometeorological phenomenon will not be worth the hassle. Maybe we can put a line above the arguments which says, "we used to have a phase where pro-rename arguments were automatically invalid without proof of misuse. We're not doing that anymore." I'm just worried that even if we do that it doesn't prevent people from saying "I want to see some actual misuse", and then what are you going to do? Tell them to STFU and look at the guidelines? Isn't that what we were trying to get away from in the first place?
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I think lack of a pattern of misuse attributable to the name definitely counts as an argument against renaming it - surveying the wicks covers a much larger portion of the hivemind than threads in TRS and what seems obtuse to one person may be perfectly clear to everybody else.
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LOS ANGELES -- The fourth-annual Los Angeles Archives Bazaar will feature exhibits by 60 local historical collections, book-signings by L.A. authors, documentary films about hidden L.A. stories, information about family genealogy and a wealth of other resources for exploring Southern California history. The event returns to the USC Davidson Conference Center on Saturday, October 17, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The bazaar is presented by L.A. as Subject, an association of historical collections hosted by the USC Libraries.
At this year's bazaar, visitors will be able to browse the collections of L.A. as Subject members, including the Academy Film Archive, All the Saints of the City of the Angels, the Autry National Center The Autry National Center, is a western heritage center made up of three Museums and the Institute for the Education of the American West. Located in Griffith Park in the City of Los Angeles, California. of the American West, El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument, the Filipino American Library, the Getty Research Institute, the Japanese American National Museum The Japanese American National Museum opened its doors in 1992. The museum is located in the Little Tokyo area near downtown Los Angeles, California. It is devoted to preserving the history and culture of Japanese Americans. , Los Angeles City Archives, the Mayme Clayton Library, the ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives, the Pasadena Museum of History, the UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center The UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center (CSRC) was founded in 1969 with a commitment to foster multidisciplinary research efforts at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). and the USC Libraries Special Collections.
L.A. as Subject is also presenting a wealth of programming for the 4th-annual bazaar. Los Angeles-based authors Alex Moreno Areyan, David G. Brown, KTLA KTLA KCBS TV in Los Angeles anchorman Stan Chambers, Jenny Cho, Judith Freeman, Florante and Rose Ibanez, and Errol Wayne Stevens will talk about the role of L.A. history in their work. Documentary film screenings include On These Shoulders We Stand, featuring first-hand accounts of gay life and activism in Los Angeles from the 1950s to the early 1980s and Inventing L.A.: The Chandlers and Their Times, about the family dynasty that controlled the Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times
Morning daily newspaper. Established in 1881, it was purchased and incorporated in 1884 by Harrison Gray Otis (1837–1917) under The Times-Mirror Co. (the hyphen was later dropped from the name). from 1882 to 1980.
Visitors will meet with local history experts and browse rare collections devoted to everything from California aviation, railroads, and the Los Angeles Olympics Los Angeles Olympics may refer to:
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• • to film history, citrus agriculture and city neighborhoods like Culver City, Long Beach, and Centinela Valley. While there, they can attend educational sessions about many facets of local history. Panel discussions include One Hundred Years of Film in Los Angeles, Preservation 101: Basic Tips for the Household Archivist ARCHIVIST. One to whose care the archives have been confided. , Photo Forensics See computer forensics. : What You Can Learn from Old Photos and Illuminating History through Archives: The Role of Primary Sources in Historical Discovery. Experts from the Southern California Genealogical Society will show Angelenos how to explore their own family's history using DNA analysis DNA analysis Any technique used to analyze genes and DNA. See Chromosome walking, DNA fingerprinting, Footprinting, In situ hybridization, Jeffries' probe, Jumping libraries, PCR, RFLP analysis, Southern blot hybridization. , online databases and California resources for genealogical research.
L.A. as Subject is dedicated to preserving and improving access to archives and collections that document the history of Los Angeles' diverse peoples, languages, cultures and geography. Hosted by the USC Libraries, L.A. as Subject supports the work of a diverse group of students, teachers, researchers and history enthusiasts in the greater Los Angeles community and beyond. Since coming to the USC Libraries in 2000, L.A. as Subject has expanded its outreach efforts and grown to include 288 regional archives.
The bazaar will take place at the USC Davidson Conference Center, 3415 S. Figueroa Street, on Saturday, October 17, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission to the event is free, and parking is available for $8 in USC Parking Structure D next to the Davidson Center. Visitors enter the USC campus through Gate 4 on Jefferson Boulevard. Learn more at www.usc.edu/libraries/lasubject or become a fan of the Los Angeles Archives Bazaar on Facebook.
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FORD, THOMAS (d. 1648), composer, was one of the musicians of Henry, Prince of Wales. The appendix to Dr. Birch's 'Life' of the prince shows that in 1611 Ford received a salary of 30l. per annum, which was soon afterwards increased to 40l. He with the rest of the musicians may possibly haye been appointed before the prince was created Prince of Wales (see Birch, p. 427 n.) It is probable that after the prince's death the salaries were continued, for in 1626 he received a grant of 80l. per annum, '40l. for the place he formerly held, and 40l. for that which John Ballard deceased held' (Rymer, Fœdera, ed. 1716, xviii. 728). In 1607 he published 'Musicke of Sundrie Kindes. Set forth in two Bookes. The first whereof are Aries (sic) for four Voices to the Lute, Orphorion, or Basse-Viol, with a Dialogue for two Voices, and two Basse-Viols in parts tunde the Lute way. The second are Pavens, Galiards, Almaines, Toies, Iigges,Thumpes, and such like, for two Basse-Viols, the Liera way, so made as the greatest number may serve to play alone, very easy to be performde. Composed by Thomas Ford. Imprinted at London by Iohn Windet at the Assignes of William Barley, and are to be sold by Iohn Browne in Saint Dunstons churchyard in Fleetstreet, 1607.' The first book, containing eleven songs, among which are the celebrated 'Since first I saw your face,' and 'There is a Lady sweet and kind,' is dedicated to Sir Richard Weston, and the second, containing eighteen pieces, to Sir Richard Tichborne. An anthem, in five parts, 'Let God arise,' is printed in the Musical Antiquarian Society's publication for 1845 (p. 61), from a set of manuscript part-books in the possession of the editor, Mr. Rimbcult, and formerly in that of John Evelyn. Ford contributed to Sir William Leighton's 'Tears and Lamentacions of a Sorrowfull Soule' (1614) two anthems, 'Almighty Ood, which hast me brought,' for four voices with lute and treble-yiol, and 'Not unto us' for five voices. In Hilton's 'Catch that catch can' (1662) three sacred canons by Ford are contained: 'I am so weary' (reprinted in Burney's Hist. iii. 415), 'O Lord, I lift my heart to Thee,' and 'Look down, Lord' (ib. p. 416). Another canon, 'Haste thee, O Lord,' contained in Tudway'ss collection (Harl. MS. 7837), ascribed to Ramsey, is considered by Mr. T. Oliphant to be by Ford (pencil note in MS.) Ford died in November 1648, and was buried on the 17th in St. Margaret's, Westminster.[Hawkins's Hist. ed. 1853, pp. 566, 570; Birch's Life of Henry, Prince of Wales, 1760, pp. 427, 455, 467 ; Grove's Dict. i. 540 ; Registers of St. Margaret's, Westminster ; authorities quoted above.]


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Best fried chicken in NYC?
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Most of the southern/soul food joints in the city do fried chicken that's at least competent and often much better than that.
But the best fried chicken in NYC has to be at Charles' Southern Style Kitchen, Eighth Avenue at 152nd St. (Eighth Avenue that far uptown is also called Frederick Douglass Boulevard.)
The chicken is marinated, then fried expertly in huge iron skillets. The result is the platonic ideal of fried chicken: crunchy/crispy skin, interior very moist without being the least bit greasy. It's just on another plane from most of the fried chicken I've had, and I grew up in the South, so I know from fried chicken. ;-)
You can order the fried chicken alone, I think, but we always go for the all-you-can-eat Southern buffet, which at around $10 is a total steal. The buffet will allow you to sample the excellent cornbread, collards, blackeyed peas, okra, etc. as well. Go hungry, because you'll be kicking yourself if you can't manage more than one trip to the steam tables.
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I've gone to Charles' a couple of times and been disappointed. The stuff they bring out is cold and greasy. Maybe if I got it fresh out of the frying pan it would better, but I think it's overrated.
The best FC I've had is at Corn Bread Cafe, 434 7th Avenue (between 14th and 15th St.) in Brooklyn, 718-768-3838.
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Wow, I'm surprised to hear that. Out of curiosity, were you there at "odd" (that is, non-peak-meal) times? The reason I ask is that when my wife and I have been there, there's usually a crowd, and a pan of fried chicken brought out of the kitchen doesn't have a *chance* to get cold; it's gone pretty fast.
Thanks for the tip on Corn Bread Cafe; will definitely check it out.
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Enrevanche got it right. Charles's is the best. Worth the trip in spades. Don't leave without a side of stewed Okra & tomato of they have it.
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Please listen to KRS's review. The fried chicken at Charles is sub-par according to any standards.
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Chicken Stop!!! I used to live near there and eat it all the time..weird place run by russians you can also get Borscht and other eastern european food...I think their chicken is preetty damn good. juicy, hot crisp and tasty but I wouldn't say its the best. it could use more crust and more spices..but definately worth trying..mmm yummmy.
NOT dirty bird. STAY AWAY.
love maroons and popeyes spicy. haven't done charles, been meaning to. amy ruth not bad.
La Cabana Rodriguez on Flatbush Ave. by Beverly Rd. in Brooklyn. They make endless baskets of Dominican fried chicken. It's crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. It has a nice spicy flavor and amazingly enough is not greasy at all. They also make great fried pork skin to go with it.
I have been to Charles, M&G, Amy Ruth's, Spoonbread, countless Dominican and chinese places and most definitely to Popeyes/
Best Fried Chicken hands down is Jacques-I-Mo's. A lot of their food is hit or miss but the fried chicken is phenomenal. True for the original restuarant in New Orleans as well. A little pricier than, say, Popeye's, but a huge portion with good sides. And you can get an Abita Restoration while you are there, which is a very tasty and hard to find beer (I think its a limited edition, perhaps with proceeds going to restoration related to Katrina?)
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I haven't been to the outlet in Grand Central so I can't compare. I'd give the real restaurant on the UWS a visit though.
HENRY'S END on Brooklyn Heights has the most amazing Fried Chicken. Get there early, because it is often sold out later on in the evening.
Lots of legendary joints mentioned here. Good to see.
I'd like to weigh in with a nod towards Korean Fried Chicken. On a recent trip to Seoul, visiting my wife's aunt and uncle, I was hipped, in the dead of winter, to seemingly thousands of "Hofs", little hole in the wall joints where people went on a lazy sunday with friends to wolf down fried chicken and beer.
Don't look now, but this tradition, with the influx of more and more korean immigrants, is now making its' way along the byways and sidestreets, infusing its' way onto our shores. Damn good thing, too. Manhattanites need go no further than 32nd street, to a place called Baden Baden. In Queens, in the heart of a long strip of Northern Boulevard that could double for Seoul, is a gem of a joint, name of Mani Mani. Although the beer and alcohol is way overpriced, perhaps due to extensive, out-of-control overhead - fifteen bucks for a pitcher of their cheapest beer! - the heaping plate of chicken, served with a small salad, is something of a revelation, unique both in taste and appearance. You can order two kinds, one being smothered with a smokey, woodsy sauce, the other plain but served with an excellent hot sauce. Please, take note: although I stand by the chicken for its' own sake, I wouldn't recommend ordering anything else on the extensive, generic menu, that features noodles, sushi, etc. This is also a place that you go to with friends, the more the merrier. You can sit for hours on couches and dig the so-bad-it's-good korean pop/rap and the arbitrary, almost accidental, no-theme interior decoration. My wife, who went to college in Seoul, noted that Mani Mani made her feel like she was back there all over again; it's a hot spot for lots of Korean high school kids.
Baden Baden, on the other hand, serves up delicious chicken - again, both styles - but just as many diners seemed to be ordering the stir-fried octopus with udon-style noodles, which we would like to try the next time we go there.
If anyone out there knows of any other Korean fried chicken joints, please give a shout-out.
And, rest in peace, Carmichaels Diner, home of the best southern fried chicken I've tasted this side of Mississippi.
re: Polecat
Thanks, Polecat. I now have Baden Baden on my radar and on the lookout for more.
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I like BBNY's chicken, too. The secret is nice subtle seasoning and two-step cooking: first it's rotisserie roasted, then (only after you order) briefly fried with a handful of vegetables. Not much of a secret, come to think of it, if bartenders and servers are telling me all about it.
Unfortunately the white meat tends to come out dry. Thin but serviceable hot sauce and the accompanying fried garlic cloves, onion and bell pepper can help to a point. This dish also comes with crisp, slightly sweet pickled radish, a perfect match.
In case anyone else was wondering why a Korean pub is named after a German resort town, I've heard a couple of explanations. One: the owner's brother, who apparently contributed the chicken recipe, lived in Germany for a time. Two: Baden-Baden is where it was announced that Seoul had won the '88 Olympics, an event that even now seems to stir warm feelings in some Koreans.
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Squid-kun, yeah, I noticed that the regular chicken at Mani Mani dries out quickly as well. Perhaps this is par for the course with Korean Fried Chicken in NYC to this point. Lucky for the excellent sauce, which all but saves it. (Once again, I highly recommend the overall experience of Mani Mani, Flushing, Queens. Go for the chicken, the ambience, the mushy Korean pop music, the chicken, avoid all other menu items at all costs).
Thanks for the info on the name, "Baden Baden", which sticks out on 32nd Street like a brautwurst bagel. Interesting. Now, how about the origin of "Hof" (a name that can be read on the awnings of many Korean Fried Chicken joints, but that doesnt sound all that Korean)?
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Appreciate the Mani Mani tip. I'll have to check it out one of these nights. I'm used to the Korean pop-rap soundtrack from BBNY. They don't really blast it, but it's often on.
Unfortunately I tend to visit that neighborhood only during the day, way before the hofs get going. You know of any other good hangouts around there? There's a live seafood place near Murray Hill LIRR that's been on my list for a while now.
Oh man!!! Can't wait to try Baden Baden. Korean food and Fried Chicken, two great tastes that apparently go great together.
Just dropping in to give a little report on the place mentioned by Bigmackdaddy, La Cabana Rodriguez on Flatbush Ave. by Beverly Rd. in Brooklyn. My wife went and picked a bunch of chicken for us one night. We were both in the mood for something homey at home. The chicken was coated with something like cornmeal and very done. The thighs were good, but nothing special. The breasts were no better than those at a supermarket - maybe worse, since they were dry all the way through to the coating. The wings might've faired us better if they weren't rancid. I'm goat like and will eat anything, but even I knew these were dangerous.
However, we will most likely give the chicken a second shot, and maybe check out some other things because the fried pork skin (is there more specific name for these things) was pig fat heaven!!! Chewy but not too, crunchy but not only, fatty but cut by the chewy/crunchy. A variant of rinds, ciccarones etc, and while not smoked so not related to bacon in taste, each chunk was kind of a more "3D" bacon. Damn, how about 4D??? Simply, awesome.
At Minangasli in Elmhurst they make a few stellar versions of spicy fried chicken.
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I just got back from Mitchell's on Vanderbilt Ave. and St. Marks in Prospect Heights where I had 1/2 a fried chicken with cabbage and mac and cheese and a side order of frid shrimp. The chicken was pretty tasty. The coating isn't overly bready or greasy or salty and the skin is crispy. The white meat is moist and has flavor. The dark meat is a tad dry but good none the less. The problem is that when they say half a fried chicken they literally fry a whole half instead of cutting it up so when one side is overly done the other is just done. Even though this subject is on fried chicken I will tell you what the other items are like. The mac and cheese is standard, something your friend's mom would make at home. The cabbage is firm, not too oily and has a nice earthy flavor. The shrimp was a dissapoinment only because it's texture is that of being previously frozen. Otherwise the coating is decent enough. The biggest plus is that Mitchell's gives you a choice of Coke and/or Pepsi, diet and regular, and they carry ice cold 12 ounce Heinekens.
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Yeah, I was disappointed by Mitchells. Worth a visit but not special.
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Yup, best fried chicken I ever tasted. They make it fresh.
Charles is wayyy overrated. They have good sweet potatoes and decent mac n cheese. Fried chicken dry and i went for a second helping when a new batch came out and it was still dry and rather bland. Cornbread was weak and the sweet tea was average. The spot on 1st avenue between 6 and 7th was the best I've had, though not everything on that menu is par excellence. Just the collards and fried chicken. Not cheap, but far better than Charles.
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POPEYE'S - YES, their Fried Chicken (esp, dark meat) is FANTASTIC!!!
Also, believe it or not...KOSHER DELIGHT on Broadway!!! I brought a friend who is from the South and yes, she's Black and yes, she said: "PTL!!! Praise the Lord"!!!
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you have a heart condition or are recovering from a heart attack or
heart surgery.
We know how frustrating this can be, so we've
compiled a list of sympathetic
insurance companies that can help people who have a heart
We don't work with or endorse any of the
companies mentioned and we can't guarantee that they will be able
to offer insurance to everyone - however, this may prove to be a
good starting point.
Insurance is a popular talking point on our
online community, and you can find
the latest information from fellow travelers and insurance
companies there. Search discussions for the word 'insurance' to get
Join our
The health declarations that insurance
companies ask for are often very detailed, particularly about your
past and present health conditions and medications.
It's really important to declare all
your past and present health conditions. If you leave out
important information this could result in any claim made being
It is a good idea to talk to your GP before
purchasing an insurance policy as they will be able to help you
answer the medical questions.
The British Insurance
Brokers' Association (BIBA) may be able to help if you are
finding it difficult to get travel insurance.
The EHIC can entitle UK citizens to free or
reduced-cost medical treatment in many European countries. This can
include treatment for problems caused by pre-existing heart
While it is important to have a
European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) when you're travelling in
most European countries, it doesn't replace travel
insurance so it's important to have both.
You can apply for an EHIC online on the
NHS Choices website or through the Post Office. For a full list
of the countries covered by an EHIC and more general information,
contact the
Department of Health.
You can also access oxygen supply services
while you're abroad through the EHIC. You will need to contact the
Department of Health's Customer
Service Centre on 020 7210 4850 to pre-book these treatments
before going on holiday.
An S2 form (previously called the E112) may give you the option
of undergoing medical or surgical treatment in other EU countries.
You can find more information on this from the
Department of Health.
Most people with a pre-existing heart
condition will be able to purchase life insurance, although the
cost may be more expensive. You should shop around to get the best
value life insurance. See our list of sympathetic
insurance companies to get started.
If you have any complaints or think you have
been treated unfairly as a result of a policy claim, the
Financial Ombudsman
Service is there to help you.
We welcome your feedback about insurance. You
can contact us online or write to
British Heart FoundationHeart
Greater London House
180 Hampstead Road


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