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Cars weigh about 2tons. Its more illogical that guy can punch 5x the weight of a car than hid an moving on broken bones. Karate experts break blocks all the time but don't punch with even 1 ton of force, so there's that also.
Concrete and human body is different. Concrete breaks easier because its so rigid and has almost no room for expansion. Any sort of deformity breaks bonds apart and forms cracks which lead to it breaking. Human body is much more flexible and stresses a lot to absorb impact. In any case, a sledge hammer doesn't cut a slab of beef unless its already extremely tenderized. You misinterpret the scan of hid an being cut by wires (which is like being cut up by scalpels) for something else
Nothing suggests that. Hid an has taken as much, if not more damage than kisame with 0 sign of injury.
His scyth is designed to have increased width to better chances of drawing blood. Guy has to always come inside scyth range to attack. Hidans a taijutsu specialist also and that's the only thing he uses to flat out assume guy is such a taijutsu god that he completely outclasses another taijutsu master - capable of fodderizing asuma - is beyond ridiculous. If gai is that far beyond Asama then Asama shouldn't even be a jounin. Then there's the fact that guy has no Intel so has no need to flicker from the start. He can easily be overwhelmed before he gets into gear.
The wires were made to cut ( that's why they indeed cut hid an up), asaka is blunt force designed to crush. It doesn't matter how much ≥ wires it is. Hid an isn't held in place with wires while constant explosions are going off, he's in a state where he can bounce around so his skin can absorb impact and his skin can deform freely so he doesn't explode. If what you're saying is true then there's be a pile of limbs everywhere anytime a car hit a pedestrian. Most times their skull just bursts open because the hit the hood and pavement. But, then again, that assumes Bai can punch with the force of a 2ton car moving in excess of 40mph.


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Quinones was born and raised in San Antonio, TX. You've probably heard of his weekly show called "What Would You Do?" in which actors pose in different scenarios to see how real citizens would react to sometimes very uncomfortable situations.
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After a soggy morning, the skies cleared off and the night practice in Blakeslee Stadium turned out to be a perfect night for football. Today was Family Football Day with events during the day that included a season ticker owner's social, youth cheerleader clinic and the Gatorade Jr. Training Camp. The big event of the day was the 5:00 p.m. practice held inside Blakeslee Stadium that had both sides of the stadium packed with the Vikings faithful.
Tonight's practice was a good wrap-up to the 1st full week of training camp as some of the marquee players made highlight reel worthy plays as well as a few under-the-radar guys making a good impression for themselves.
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- CB Benny Sapp must have been feeling better today after battling an illness for the past few practices as he spent time getting reps in with the 2nd team defense.
- TE Garrett Mills opened up the 11-on-11 practice with a nice turn around grab on a pass from QB Tarvaris Jackson in tight coverage to haul in the TD reception in the corner of the endzone.
- RB Adrian Peterson found his way into the spotlight with his hands by catching a check down dump pass from Jackson at the 10 yard line and then proceeded to weave his way into the endzone. A few plays later, Peterson made a nice play on a swing pass from Jackson and found his way down the field for the TD.
- The combination of QB Sage Rosenfels to WR Logan Payne paid dividends with Payne bringing down numerous "hands" catches, some in very tight coverage. One catch that particularly stood out in my mind occurred when Rosenfels went on a 5-step drop and fired the ball across the middle of the field to Payne. The throw by Rosenfels was right on the money between 3 defenders where only Payne could make a play on the ball. Payne made another great "hands" catch out in front of his body and then ran 70 yards down the left sideline for the TD.
- WR Bernard Berrian closed out practice with a great reception near the right sideline on a rocket thrown from Jackson.
It's been a great week of training camp for the men in purple and it seems as if this team is geared up and ready to take it to the St. Louis Rams in just 1 week from today. There is no practice tomorrow as the team has the day off to rest, a rest that is well deserved. Training camp resumes on Monday with practices at 9:00 a.m. and 2:45 p.m.
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Greetings from the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. I've arrived on the hallowed grounds of football immortality with fellow vikings.com staffer Jay Nelson after an early morning of travel and smooth transition from training camp to enshrinement ceremony.
Jay and I arrived at MSP airport by 5:00 a.m. for our 6:00 a.m. flight and arrived at the Akron/Canton airport by 9:30 a.m. Minnesota time (10:30 a.m. local time). Then we checked into our hotel, got a bite to eat at Chick-Fil-A, rested and got refreshed for a long day, evening and night at the enshrinement festivities.
We're now inside a big tent that will house John Randle's enshrinement celebration following the ceremony. Soon we'll head out and see if we can talk to a few Vikings/John Randle fans out and about and then we'll head into Fawcett Stadium for the enshrinement of the Pro Football HOF Class of 2010.
Dallas fans are everywhere, but we did walk in from the parking lot with 4 Randle fans with University of Texas A&I – Kingsville gear on. That was cool to see.
This is one of my favorite nights of the year and I look forward to updating you tonight and then recapping it tomorrow here on the vikings.com Blog. I'm excited for John and his family.
The rest of the 2010 class is: Emmitt Smith, Jerry Rice, Russ Grimm, Rickey Jackson, Dick LeBeau and Floyd Little. I've heard Randle will be presented 3rd to last tonight, with Rice and Smith rto follow in some order.
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Oklahoma County District Judge Patricia Parrish said Wednesday it was wrong for the state to say inmates couldn't sue to find out more information about the drugs that would be used to kill them. She said that denying inmates their due process rights violated the U.S. Constitution.
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James Madison redshirt-senior lineback Stephon Robertson has been named the Colonial Athletic Association Defensive Player of the Week for the second consecutive week, the league announced today. It is the second time this season and fourth in his career he has earned the honor.
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Does anyone know where they might sell traditional Chinese Clay cooking pots in Seattle?
The Iron Chef on the lastest battle, passion fruit, used small versions of these pots to serve his curry. They were obviously new, not well stained by like mine.
I just slow roasted a 4lb pork shoulder in my larger pot, which it nearly filled. While I rubbed it with a wet paste of onion and chiles, I did not add any liquid. After about 3 hrs at 300F, I ended up with tender meat and 2 cups of meat juices and fat.
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they're delicious. I use them along with my chinese family for quick meals. jasmine white rice made in clay pot are tastier and have a better texture for some reason.
i use to make quick meals by just making the rice in the pot, and when the rice is almost done, then adding some chinese greens, and lop cheng (chinese sausage) and cracking an egg on top. They all steam in and cook in the same pot. heat up some oil and some soy sauce and a bit of sugar and pour it on top.
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Clay pots are delicious ?
An Dong for larger clay pots for cooking, Daiso for smaller clay pot rice pots. Uwajimaya also has them at exorbitant prices. Could not find them at Viet Wah, Ho Ho, and an number of other international district joints for some reason.
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The Oriental Grocery at MLK and Graham has them in stock all the time, and if you buy one of their frozen mudfish delights, that's in a clay pot.
But word of warning: I did the mudfish thing, and wound up with several clay pots like this, which I kept using, but not often.
Since they're glazed on the inside, but not on the outside, one day I found that there was a long, hairy, OOGLIE fungus or mold growing between my stacked pots in my shelf!
I threw them away, and haven't wanted to replace them since.
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Plus the outside is supposed to be soaked in water (at least once) to reduce brittleness. I have a couple, but haven't stacked them. Still I make sure the inside is well dry before putting it the shelf, and put a paper towel between lid and pot to provide some ventilation. It's a bit like storing cast iron, which can rust if you aren't careful.


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Among today's young starlets, everyone gets to be Audrey Hepburn for 15 minutes. The early front-runner in the race for "next Audrey" was It girl du jour, Gwyneth Paltrow. Of course, that was before the Oscar acceptance speechnow she may be the next Sally Field. But Paltrow is facing strong competition from new gamine on the block Natalie Portman. The future Phantom Menace star has Audrey's feline physiognomy and elegant urchin appeal.
For others, being Audrey is just an elegant pit stop on the way to a nonderivative star identity. If you are, say, Rachael Leigh Cook (whose She's All That updates Audrey's My Fair Lady), and your publicist has to peg you as either "the next Audrey Hepburn" or "the girl in the Partnership for a Drug-Free America commercial," there's no contest. For Jennifer Love Hewitt, playing Audreyliterally, in an upcoming ABC biopicis the way to break out of the candy prison of teen flicks. But many would-be Audreys are called, and few get callbacks. What are the crucial ingredients of latter-day Audrey-ness?
Holly Golightly's haute couture patois ("Quel rat!") perfectly conveys the transatlantic essence of Audrey's mystique. Born in Belgium, raised in Holland and England, adopted by America, residing in Switzerland, and finishing out her life as a UNICEF activist, Audrey was the consummate citizen of the world. That poses problems for any "merely American" actress who wants to fill her shoes. Advantage Gwynnie: as an American whose greatest acclaim has come with playing Brits, she seems to possess a similarly liminal, Euro-American identity.
But multiculti Audrey was in another sense homeless, orphaned from any specific nationality. In many of her landmark filmsTiffany's, Roman Holiday, SabrinaAudrey is caught between two worlds, dislocated, forced to fit the entire Givenchy fall line into a threadbare apartment. In this realm, Paltrow's balancing act between a dispossessed Audrey and Grace "I Have the World at My Feet" Kelly (complete with Monaco-style pink dress and blond bun) tilts too far toward the latter, clearing the way for upstart Portman. If you can imagine Holly Golightly as an apprentice hit man, then Portman's performance in The Professionalwas 100 percent Audrey. And her upcoming role as a royal refugee places her in familiar Audrey territory.
Then there's the unavoidable issue of Audrey's neck. Sure, we've all fallen into the trap of thinking that all you need is a long, sinuous neck that seems to have a life of its own and voilàinstant Audrey. Certainly Norman Jewison took that shortcut by playing up Marisa Tomei's neck in Only You, the ill-fated remake of Roman Holiday. The problem was that, neck notwithstanding, Tomei has as much in common with Audrey as her costar Robert Downey Jr. has with Gregory Peck.
Ultimately, the notion of the "next Audrey" is a fallacy: no one really wants another one. Short-term imitation may be flattery, but replication is blasphemywhich is why Audrey is best conserved as an unattainable ideal for future starlets. That being the case, maybe Jennifer Love Hewitt should hold on to that I Still Really Know What You Did Three Summers Agoscript until the dust settles.
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Cold temps are deadly for animals
A pit bull that was chained to a tree in Texas froze to death, and in New York, a stray cat appeared to have frozen mid-stride.
When frigid temperatures are forecasted, it's crucial to keep our animal companions indoors where they will be warm and safe, and to look out for neighbors' animals, and strays too. Left outdoors, animals can suffer from frostbite, hypothermia and dehydration when water sources freeze.
At minimum, animals that are forced to live outdoors need increased food rations and proper shelter—a wooden doghouse elevated off the ground, stuffed with straw and covered with a flap. If stray or feral animals visit your property, do everything you can to get them safe indoors (shelters will often loan out humane box traps).
Animals are no better equipped to survive bone-chilling temperatures than we are. If you see an animal deprived of adequate shelter, food, water or other necessities, please notify authorities immediately. For more tips on protecting animals in cold weather, visit www.PETA.org.
A grand total of $7,562.20 was collected from Elmore and Woodville and these funds were spent in these communities, and also went to help school children in need. Last year, we assisted people with heating, food, rent, prescriptions, lodging and other emergency needs. Assistance was given to transients in need of fuel, lodging, etc.
This past year, we disbursed $693.89 back to our local communities. We are given a budget of $4,000 and at year-end, the unused balance is given back to the Salvation Army at the Toledo office to serve the area's needy.
A special thanks to all who bought gifts for the Angel Trees in Woodville and Elmore and to Sharon Arndt and her elves who wrapped and distributed gifts.
Finally, big thanks to all who donated to the kettles.
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I have to laugh at Rep. Latta and the clowns who closed down our government and tried to hold the Affordable Care Act hostage.
Perhaps Rep. Latta needs to stop with the lies about the health care because over 8 million people now have health care. These people never had health care during the Bush administration.
I have yet to hear on Rep. Latta's phone meetings any positive comments pertaining to our President...like how he took us out of a recession. What have you done for us, Rep. Latta? You voted down women's rights. You voted down extending unemployment insurance that just expired for 1.6 million people. You and your Republican Congress voted down raising the minimum wage. How about building roads and bridges so new business come in and put our people to work? You voted that down.
Our President has challenged Congress to work with him on policy initiatives on jobs, wages, education and energy. So where is it that he failed? Rep. Latta and congress have failed us. He is so busy trying to make our President look bad.
Rep. Latta, you and your group need to go. It is your turn to stand in line for unemployment. Oh wait – you just got rid of it. Sorry, no more money from us. You don't earn the money we have paid youl.
Beware seniors. Sen. Rob Portman and Rep. Latta and Congress are coming after our Social Security and our Medicare.
Recently, on the way home, we received a call from Elmore Police. They had gotten a call about a cat in a tree at 851 Ohio in Elmore. Apparently the cat had been there for two days and could not get down. So a staff member and I went to Elmore. With the help of the police, a call was put into Harris-Elmore Fire Department to request a long ladder. A firefighter who lived close by arrived, bringing a ladder from his home. The cat was rescued and brought to the HSOC, where it is doing well. We extend a big thank you to the Elmore Police and the Harris-Elmore Fire Department.
This is just an example of one of many calls we receive every day to help the animals.
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This luxurious, year round log cabin has it all!! The Cabin is nestled on a hillside with panoramic views overlooking crystal clear, nine mile long Schroon Lake.
Rent our pontoon boat and take your whole group on an adventure of fun and discovery. Docked at your private boat slip, you can cruise to the Town docks for shopping, dinner, or swimming. Enjoy fishing or swimming from the boat. Anchor in a secluded area and take a dip or best of all, just drift along and enjoy. Cost for the Pontoon Boat is $875/week with additional refundable security of $200.
After your busy day, come home to the privacy of your own authentic log cabin. Relax on the spacious deck overlooking six miles of the lake, or sit and enjoy a cozy evening campfire. Inside kick back and get comfortable in this beautiful genuine log cabin. Enjoy the majestic natural stone fireplace, or take a relaxing soak in the Jacuzzi tub. Enjoy a movie in the loft or a game of ping pong, air hockey, or darts in the basement. Relax and Enjoy!!
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Ski at nearby Gore or famous Whiteface Mountain near Lake Placid. A beginner? Try FREE skiing with rope tow at the local Schroon Lake Golf Course.
Not a skier? The Cabin is equipped with 4 sets of snowshoes and a family size toboggan. Enjoy snowshoeing, cross country skiing, or snowmobiling from the Cabin. Toboggan at the Golf Course, or skate in town at the FREE rink. Ice fishing equipment is available upon request.
Skiing is great in the Eastern Adirondacks and the Schroon Lake Log Cabin is right between two of the best ski centers in the east. Gore Mountain and Whiteface Mountain. Whiteface is a bit of a drive, but Gore is nearby.
Enjoy skiing during the day and relaxing around the cozy fireplace at night. We will keep plenty of firewood on hand to keep your fire crackling.
SPRING - Love to hike? Schroon Lake offers a wonderland of hiking trails. Easy: Hike around the wooded 10 acres of the Cabin property. Moderate: Severance Mountain - 1.5 miles to a panoramic view at the top. Difficult: Pharoah Mountain - 2.5 miles to fire tower at top. More Difficult: Mount Marcy and other Adirondack High Peaks in the surrounding area.
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|An impling gourmet. Mmmm, tasty.
The Gourmet impling is an impling that can be caught in the Impetuous Impulses minigame, and are located throughout Puro-Puro and Gielinor. The player needs at least 28 Hunter to capture this type of impling.
They could be caught with a butterfly net, magic butterfly net, sacred clay butterfly net, or volatile clay butterfly net.
In Puro-Puro, a net and empty jars are required to catch any implings.
In Gielinor, they can also be caught barehanded or while wielding any item, with or without an empty impling jar. Without an empty jar player will immediately receive the loot from the impling, instead of the impling itself.
Once these requirements have been met the player simply needs to click on the impling, and the character will attempt to catch it, though there is a chance of failure, in which case the character will continue trying to do so until it is caught. Bind, Snare or Entangle could be cast on implings to prevent them from moving for different periods of time.
When the impling is finally jarred the player can either trade with Elnock Inquisitor or can free the Gourmet Impling from the Gourmet impling jar, which will leave an item behind. The player can either get 3 Impling jars for one Gourmet Impling or, with 3 Baby Implings and 2 Young Implings, can get a can of Imp repellant, or alternatively can trade 3 Gourmet Implings with 2 Earth Implings and an Essence Impling to receive a Magic butterfly net. Capturing a Gourmet Impling will grant the player either 82 (if caught on Puro-Puro) or 113 (if caught on RuneScape) Hunter experience.
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Omaha North High School hosted its largest-ever robotics competition on Saturday.
A record-setting 120 teams of 500 students from across Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri took part. The competition featured remote-control robotic vehicles designed, constructed and programmed by students from commercially available parts.
"It's a technology world so these kids are learning with a very basic level with these robots," said Jim Musil of OPS Industrial Technology. "We believe they're going to be able to take that into a career."
The top eight teams in the high-school division and the top five teams from the middle-school division qualified for the state tournament.
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Herbarium collectors
Our task is to find, photograph and collect plant specimens at each stage of their development in the RBG Cranbourne, while ensuring relevant details - such as their locations, appearance, substrate they are found on, and habitat - are recorded. These specimens are then dried and mounted for herbarium collections at the RBGC, and the National Herbarium at the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne. Anyone who is keen to participate in this very important and interesting activity is welcome to join the group. For further information contact:
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The Herbarium Collectors meet on the 1st Monday of the month from 10am to 3pm and on the second Sunday of some months (from 9am to 12pm) at the Maud Gibson Room (which is near the RBG Cranbourne Office).
At the moment, there's very little to report on the collecting front. The winter months are slow and anything we have spotted out in the field, we have already collected. However, we are watching some exciting patches of orchids just appearing, that we hope will flower. We have spent our time indoors, working through the dried specimens; sorting, checking, re-grouping, correcting field notes, rotating material through the freezer, and starting on the enormous task of re-recording all our plants on a new extensive database the Royal Melbourne Herbarium wants us to use. Interestingly, there is not a section for our photos, so we will be keeping and continuing to record on our own database.
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We stayed in an apartment in this hotel and it was pretty good, quite spacious although I'd have to say the sofa-bed was not really comfortable. Very squeaky and the mattress was very thin. But the actual bed and the rest of the facilities were very nice.
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Chinese speaker needed
- bomobob Jan 11, 2009 07:55 AM
While walking along Queen Mary near Decarie last week, we peeked into the window of Ming, yet another Chinese restaurant in the original House of Wong location. There've probably been close to a dozen in that spot since the Wong days, all of them doing standard, boring Cantonese take-out. Well, the place was full, and I mean FULL of Chinese diners. It wasn't for a birthday or a wedding either. Couldn't be a bad sign.
So we went there last night. Once again, we were the only Caucasians in the joint. We sat down, and the owner brought us one of those buffet-taster-all-u-can-eat menus. We refrained from taking off our coats. Insisting we didn't want 6 helpings of pineapple chicken, we asked for the a la carte menu. What he brought us was the little delivery leaflet, just like the one we got in our Publi-sac. We still kept our coats on. We both looked over at the next table where a Chinese family was sitting, and asked if we could have the same menu as them, a big, full-sized, real menu. "Oh, that one's only in Chinese", he said.
We took off our coats. "Tell us what's on it". Fish, lots of fish. We had had dore just a few nights earlier, so fish wasn't in our sights. The Peking duck was the order of the day, and many table were chomping though huge plates of lettuce and chopped up duck. Seeing as how we were only two, and the ducks were almost the size of geese, we passed on the duck, but may well go back this week with some other hungry people.
We ended up having a seafood marmite, which had a fragrant, gingery broth, and didn't nee any help at all. It was loaded with humungonormous. plump shrimps, which were absolutely perfect, buttery squid, tender baby scallops, exploding pillows of tofu, and not a sign of simili crab. We also had Szechuan shrimp, which once agiain had the most perfectly cooked critters, and a sauce that was at first on the sweet side, as it tends to be, but which with a bit of sri racha really elevated it.
So....I need someone to decipher the Chinese menu. By the time we left, the place was once again jammed with Chinese patrons, so clearly, they know something's up.
The restos in this location have been mostly empty, mostly ignored for years. This place is hopping, and I want to get to the bottom of it.
re: anachemia
We thought about it, but it's a big 11x17 laminated thing.
re: bomobob
Oh, I do hope someone who reads Chinese characters can help you decipher the menu. I have friends who live very close to there and would be interested, but they don't speak Chinese. (Several other languages, including Russian and Hebrew, but not any Chinese language, alas). Sounds wonderful, awaiting a review!
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In your shoes, I'd try to find a Chinese student at McGill or Concordia who wants to improve their English - it could be fun for them to explain / share a piece of their culture. Concordia even has a Chinese student union: http://concordiaccsa.com/default.aspx
re: anachemia
Ooh, maybe this guy (I assume) would be up to the task? Probably not the type of gig he's anticipating, but FWIW:
My friend's wife is Chinese from Shanghai and could read the menu and lives in the Snowdon area but she and her husband are frequently out-of-town. I could ask her next time she's in town for awhile to look at the menu and ask her to write down a translation for me. Unfortunately, I'm illiterate since my parents didn't have access to a Chinese writing school when I was growing up.
I forwarded your request to a Chinese-Malaysian pal who likes good food, will let you know what he says.
re: bomobob
Just curious. What about when you're dining in Southeast Asia(would the waiters at Asian restaurants there, translate the menu for you, if you ask)?
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Throughout Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Cambodia, etc, most eateries even remotely on the popular routes will have a rudimentary English translation of their menu. For all the zillions of out-of-the-way places that don't, you would normally point to something someone else is eating, or do a game of charades, mimicking chickens, pigs, or cows. In so many cases, especially in Indonesian rumah makan Padangs, the food is already prepared, and piled up in bowls. All you have to do is point to what you want.
But a phrasebook is by far the best way to understand and be understood.
Of course, sometimes the translations are half the fun....
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Such as...
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Hehehe...those are priceless, thanks bomobob!
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At 40+ I am just starting to learn how to read. It isn't easy but learning something that complements one's interest makes it easier.
Obviously, having a friend or someone who knows helping you is invaluable.
I am starting with bilingual menus and learning the characters and character pairs one or two at a time. Wish me luck.
Not suggesting this is the way to go but I noticed similar thread on the Toronto board and there were no easy solutions there either.
In the end, it's like any other language. We all start with zero knowledge and take it from there. At least you'll be motivated. The rewards of success can be extremely tasty!
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Hi..I jst came across the post accidentally. I do speak and read Chinese, and I speak English as well, French?(a bit rusty:). I don't think you really need a translator, cuz if you'd ask your waiting staff, I'm sure some of them will be able to translate the menu for you. (not all of them, but there should be someone who speaks proper English) Good luck!
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We tried that. The waiters are very nice, but the place is so busy that they don't have time to sit down and read the Chinese menu line by line, which of course would be the ideal situation. What I may do is just walk over with a notebook at a less busy time, like after lunch hour and sweet-talk them into a quick translation.
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I have a willing Chinese speaker for you. He'd have to travel from the other side of the city so I told him maybe you'd buy him dinner.
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Four of us went back last night, and put ourselves at the mercy of the owner. We got there at 6 when they opened, and there were a few people waiting to be seated. We started of by explaining right up front that we didn't want the "non-Chinese" all-u-can-eat taster menu that was sitting on the table. He understood immediately, and said that he'd had lots of similar requests from local diners, and that his next project is to translate the Chinese-only menu into English and French.
We went for the duck, as that's what every single Chinese person in the joint orders, and he suggested a few more things to make it into a very typical banquet style meal.
We started with what was basically a modern version of a pu-pu platter, but much better. Plump, meaty jumbo shrimps rolled into a smooth wrapper, tail sticking out, deep fried. Very, very good, and this was from a table of people who generally steer clear of deep fried stuff. There were also little veg spring rolls, which while nice, were not really memorable. The other hit though, were little flaky triangles stuffed with curry beef. These were absolutely delicious.
Next came salmon tartare on big krupuks, a potentially interesting snack that was basically torpedoed by too much mayo in the salmon.
Then the first duck, and oh, can they do duck. First the waiter trotted out the whole duck for our approval, then disappeared again to prepare it.
The first duck course, of course, was lovely slices on a plate, along with moo shu wrappers, julienned spring onions and cuke, and hoisin. If this were the last thing I ever ate, I'd die very happy. The duck slices had the perfect combination of meat, fat, and the most incredibly crispy/sweet skin. This was sheer duck nirvana.
Duck #2 was equally stunning. A stir fry of diced duck, fat, skin, onion, peppers, and a wonderful, smoky thin soy, served with a plate of iceberg to make more roll-ups. Between the complex and powerful flavour of the duck, and the wet, cool crunch of the iceberg, all one could hear were yummy noises. Amazingly delicious.
"Ribs" with Chinese broccoli. Meat from the ribs actually, without the bones. Another hit. The meat was lean but very tender, with just the right amount of very flavourful gravy, piled high on a platter of perfectly steamed brocs. This alone would have been a winner meal. But there was more.
House lobster of soft noodles. This was Cantonese style lobster, prepared in much the same way as Hong Kong's masterpiece, but the only minor quibble was the relative mildness of the spice paste/sauce, compared to HK's. The garlic and ginger flavours were there, but they needed to be turned up a couple of notches. Still, the lobster itself amazing for January, with huge, succulent, meaty chunks waiting to be dug out from the shell. And while normally fairly pedestrian, the egg noodles, once the sauce had seeped into them, were out of this world.
When we had finished, they were lined up at the door waiting for tables, and again, almost all Chinese. We did a quick recon on the way to the door, and sure enough, nearly every table had the duck. I know why.
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How much did it cost for you 4 in total? It must have been expensive?
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Yum! Sounds like I'll have to go for duck soon! What do you feel is the optimal number of people you would need to enjoy the two duck dishes? I mean, I'd be happy to go myself and try them, but I suspect that I'd have to pack up a whole lot of food to go. I think it would be a shame not to appreciate the duck when it is fresh.
Also, do you know approximately how much the two duck dishes would go for alone?
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The duck itself is....hmmm, I believe $28, and maybe $38 for a huge one. We had a 28 buck duck, and seriously, if we were only 2, I dunno, that's a whole lotta duck. If we'd stuffed our faces, 2 of us could have finished off the duck with nothing else, but it was the size of a small turkey. It is possible that we had a 38 buck duck, but we didn't even look at the bill, and just paid it.
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Oh. Yum. Thanks, bomobob. Will try to head there soon. Nice to hear they're listening to their customers re: translating the "good" menu.
So a bunch of us headed out on Chinese New Year Eve (Sunday). I took a look at the English menu, and blew it off. So after discussion with the very kind waitress, who helped us navigate the chinese menu, we had the following dishes:
Duck: As marvelous as Bomobob says. Glorious crispy skin, luscious fat, tasty meat. So perfect when wrapped in the crepes with hoisin sauce and cucumbers. Bomobob felt the second dish, the diced duck and vegetables in iceberg lettuce wrap, was not as good as the first time, he felt something was missing this time. But I still really enjoyed it, and I really liked the iceberg lettuce wrap, it was very refreshing after the crispy duck skin dish. Oh the duck! I loved it.
Beef with straw mushrooms and Chinese broccoli: Very tasty tender beef, perfectly cooked broccoli, the mushrooms are a very nice touch. The sauce is very rich. Excellent execution! I enjoyed this dish very much.
Chinese greens (I have no idea what kind) and what looked like King oyster mushrooms, a very well executed vegetable dish. I also loved this dish, although the mushrooms were hard to bite through and had to be eaten in one go.
Gigantic prawn battered and fried in a sweet red sauce. I have never seen such big prawns! We ordered these because everyone else was ordering them. They were huge! I am not as big a fan of the sauce, but the fry job on the prawns was very skillful, and the prawns were very meaty.
Cantonese chow mein: Very good, not one of the best I've had, but still very easy to eat. I wish it had a few slivers of BBQ pork in it.
Ma Po Tofu: good, but not the best I've had. Nice soft tofu, pork and pickled vegetables. But the sauce was a little unbalanced, a bit too salty, and not spicy enough for my taste.
Hot and sour soup: very good, very vinegary.
Chinese chicken poached in soy sauce. This dish may have suffered from being the last dish to come out, we were all pretty full. This dish was good, but not great. The chicken texture could have been softer, and the soy sauce was good, but lacked a little depth.
Overall, I really enjoyed Pavillion MIng, and I will definitely go back! I recommend you avoid the English menu, and try pointing at dishes on other people's tables. Or, if you are feeling adventurous, ask for "Chef's Choice". And definitely get the duck.... Thanks to the others who were kind enough to indulge my need for duck! It was a great night!


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Prep: 10 min. Cook: 40 min.
1 pound ground turkey
1 cup chopped onion
1 cup chopped celery
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 can (49-1/2 ounces) chicken broth
2 cups frozen corn
1 can (15 ounces) white kidney
cannellini beans, rinsed and drained
1 cup frozen lima beans
1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon chili powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
Shredded cheddar cheese, optional
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heat until meat is no longer pink. Add the broth, corn, beans,
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